by Bobbi Clark | Jan 12, 2023 | News
In Plymouth, the Select Board at their meeting on the 10th, hosted a joint session with the School Committee and the Advisory and Finance Committee to review again the proposed fiscal 2024 school budget, originally presented to the Select Board last month. School...
by Bobbi Clark | Jan 8, 2023 | News
In Plymouth, recently re-elected County Commissioner Sandra Wright was sworn-in at a meeting of the County Commissioners on Friday, the 6th. Her first order business was to nominate Commissioner Jared Valanzola to Chair the group going forward. Bobbi Clark files this...
by Bobbi Clark | Jan 5, 2023 | News
In Plymouth, in the aftermath of the pandemic, many people have experienced isolation, loss and disruption, leading to what is now a mental health crisis. So, it’s an invaluable time for the state to be opening walk-in Community Behavioral Health Centers…this...
by Bobbi Clark | Dec 30, 2022 | News
In Plymouth, the population has exploded and the town has become a retirement destination. Forty percent of the population is 55 plus—that amounts to approximately 28,000 seniors. And the Center for Active Living Café has become a popular destination for many of them...
by Bobbi Clark | Dec 21, 2022 | News
In Plymouth, the town is home to thousands of dogs and for the owners of those pets, the Town Clerk would like to remind them that dog licenses are about to expire. Town Clerk Kelly McElreath: “We have about ten thousand dogs, based on the records that I can...
by Bobbi Clark | Dec 14, 2022 | News
In Plymouth, following the pandemic shutdown, Town Meeting was convened six times using a virtual format—that was followed by an in-person meeting in the fall when a hybrid format was not allowed. But in June, Plymouth Town Meeting voted a home rule petition to allow...
by Bobbi Clark | Dec 9, 2022 | News
In Plymouth, Attorney Meg Sheehan of the Community Land and Water Coalition, a group dedicated to preserving the town’s drinking water, says she’s been hearing about an unlawful, unpermitted mining operation off of Long Pond Road at Joshua’s Way. This is the proposed...
by Bobbi Clark | Dec 1, 2022 | News
In Plymouth, about a year ago, Plymouth County was awarded a one hundred ten million dollar grant program from the federal government and the County undertook the disbursement and management of ARPA, or the American Rescue Plan Act program. The ARPA program is meant...
by Bobbi Clark | Nov 20, 2022 | News
In Plymouth, about $67 million is a big number— and it is the amount of money—between grants and appropriations for various projects—that David Gould’s Department of Marine and Environmental Affairs has brought to the town in the last ten years. Bobbi Clark has...
by Bobbi Clark | Nov 18, 2022 | News
In Plymouth, Ireland’s Donegal County Council was welcomed by the County Commissioners and the Commonwealth’s Association of County Commissioners at the Pilgrim Hall Museum on Wednesday. Bobbi Clark has more… County Commissioner Greg Hanley: “We invited our colleagues...
