Posted inCulture Calendar

Raise a glass that comes from the garden: The Botanical Drinkable serves up healthy elixirs.

You’re invited to submit a listing for this column: It’s easy. Email your information to listings@plymouthindependent.org at least 10 days in advance. A good quality photo without type on the image – sent as a jpeg attachment – helps. “I’ve always been fascinated by medicinal plants,” says Nikki Johnson, owner of The Botanical Drinkable. A […]

Posted inEnvironment & Health

Dispute will delay Water Street sewer line repairs until at least December

Visitors and businesses along the waterfront will catch a break this spring, as repairs to the Water Street sewer line will be postponed until after Thanksgiving because of a dispute between the town and a contractor over the latest turn in the long-running project. Work to address the settling of underground piping was expected to […]

Posted inHistory & Architecture

These dishes were everyday meals growing up in North Plymouth. Now they’re fancy fare.

My three years on the West Coast were partially spent working as an architect for Gap. One takeaway from the experience was a glimpse into the inner workings of the clothing industry. Despite that – it wasn’t always pretty – I am still devoted to one of Gap’s brands, Banana Republic. It’s not cheap, but […]

Posted inGovernment

With the ‘discovery’ of 588 affordable apartments, town closer to gaining more control over development

The state has dramatically updated the number of affordable housing units credited to Plymouth, bringing the town closer to a long-elusive benchmark that would allow it to reject some residential development proposals. The revised figure comes after local officials discovered that Plymouth had not been given credit for 588 units of existing affordable housing.   […]