Voters in Plymouth say no to a ban on Nips. Unofficial results from Saturday’s Special Election Referendum show 51% of voters saying no to a ban on the single serving liquor containers. A ban on the sale of nips was approved by Town Meeting last October on a 72 to 67 vote. However, Town Clerk […]
State Rep. Mathew Muratore gives WATD’s Christine James a recap of 2023 and discusses what’s ahead for 2024.
In Plymouth, the Historic District Commission votes unanimously to expand the historic district at their public hearing on the 3rd and will send an article to Town Meeting supporting that initiative… WATD’s Bobbi Clark has more. Mike Tubin, Chairs the Historic District Commission. “The first step required in getting historic district expansion completed is to […]
A 39-year-old Plymouth man is facing charges in connection with his role in allegedly trafficking fentanyl, trafficking methamphetamine, and operating a rudimentary drug laboratory in Whitman. Massachusetts State Police say a month’s long investigation involving surveillance, and resulting in a search warrant, found the property was linked to Andrew Billings, of Plymouth. Billings was arrested […]
In Plymouth, early voting for the special election to determine whether or not to ban the sale of nips in town begins Saturday, the 6th—the election is Saturday, January 13th. WATD’s Bobbi Clark has more… And January 13th is the Saturday of Martin Luther King day weekend, so Town Clerk Kelley McElreath has advice for […]
In Plymouth, the Charter Review Committee and the Select Board met in joint session last month on the 19th. Several issues were raised—some that the Charter Review Committee can address and one that it cannot… WATD’s Bobbi Clark has more…. And that issue is the size of Town Meeting, both the Town Manager and Selectman […]
In Plymouth, democracy is alive and well so there will be a special election to determine whether or not to ban the sale of nips in town. This because enough folks wanted all the voters in town to make that decision—despite the fact that such a ban was approved by Town Meeting last fall on […]
The lights are still out in many parts of Plymouth according to Town Manager Derek Brindisi following Monday’s storm. Meanwhile in Scituate, Town Administrator Jim Boudreau says that although power isn’t fully restored they have been making progress. Rockland Town Administrator Douglas Lapp says things weren’t as bad in his town. Stay tuned to 95.9 […]
In Plymouth, Select Board is considering adding additional liquor licenses to underserved areas such as the fast growing southern part of town—and it’s an involved process.  WATD’s Bobbi Clark has more.. At the Select Board meeting on the 12th, a discussion about the need for additional liquor license was considered. Town Manager Derek Brindisi: […]
In Plymouth, folks have begun moving into Rowen, the new Pinehills apartment building—a building the Bozzuto company has been constructing on the Village Green for over two years.  Bobbi Clark has more… Deborah Sedares, is President of Pinehills, LLC. “There’s 178 apartments. They range from one bedroom, two bedroom and a few three bedrooms. […]