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Take a musical journey through three centuries with the Philharmonic’s ‘Legends and Legacies’ concert

“Eliot Fisk is amazing,” says Steven Karidoyanes, director of the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra. You can see – and hear – for yourself on Saturday, Nov. 2. Fisk will perform in a concert titled “Legends and Legacies,” starting at 7:30, at Plymouth North High School’s Performing Arts Center (the auditorium) – in a somewhat rare performance […]

Posted inPolice & Fire

With a suspect facing murder charges, family and friends of Brent Berkeley grieve his senseless death

The community is grieving after a minor traffic incident in downtown Plymouth late Friday afternoon led to a shocking act of violence that left one man dead and another facing murder charges. The suspect, 23-year-old David Jerome, of Plymouth, allegedly shot Brent Berkeley, 41, also of Plymouth multiple times — before trying to save him […]

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Suspect in Redbrook thefts built a business by selling everything from onesies to a Weber grill

She describes herself as a makeup and hair designer, a marketing pro, a construction manager, a “dreamer,” and a “lyrical genius.”  In her spare time, police say, Sunny McDonough is also a serial thief.  McDonough has apparently made a profitable side gig out of breaking into mailrooms at residential buildings — usually overnight — tearing […]

Posted inGovernment

Town Meeting wrap-up: Land bank moves forward, property purchases OK’d, and a waterfront zoning change is approved

Town Meeting members Saturday voted in favor of establishing a land bank, prevented a change in the charter that would have made it possible for the town to take over maintenance and management of school buildings, and left moderator Steven Triffletti with the sole power to appoint members of a key committee. Representatives – who […]