In Plymouth, the school district is one of the largest in the state, operating 12 schools. And the town can point with pride to two state-of-the-art high schools, and the Manomet Elementary School was just recognized by the U.S. Dept of Education as a National Blue...
In Plymouth, Selectman Chair Dick Quintal attended the Select Board meeting of the 12th in person and chaired the meeting as well. During the past several weeks, he’s missed two meetings and attended via Zoom a couple of times and in some cases did not chair the...
In Plymouth, when there are properties around town that are considered a blight and a nuisance, such as vacant rundown buildings, the town currently has limited ability to enforce a remedy. To change that, Building Inspector Nick Mayo brings Article 5-a bylaw...
In Plymouth, William Coyle, P.E. or Professional Engineer, is the new Director of the Department of Public Works. He follows long time DPW Director Jonathan Beder who resigned early this year after about a dozen years of service. Bill, as he is called, comes to town...
In Plymouth, about 7,200 students hit the books today in eight elementary schools, two middle schools, two high schools, and an alternative high school. Pre-kindergarten starts after Labor Day, but for some 1,400 teachers, school began yesterday with a rousing...
In Plymouth the Select Board, at their meeting on the 22nd, addressed the matter of whether or not to support a ban on the single serving liquor containers called nips. Selectmen Chair Dick Quintal and Selectman John Mahoney were not present. With Selectmen Kevin...
In Plymouth, history will be made this weekend as the American Cruise Lines ship, American Eagle, the first cruise ship to enter the harbor, docks at Town Wharf on Saturday for an overnight stay. This, according to Lea Filson of See Plymouth. WATD’s Bobbi Clark has...
In Plymouth, although Pilgrim Hall Museum is one of the oldest continuous public museums in the country, when folks visit the stylish displays, set in elegant surroundings, they might be surprised to learn that the Director, Donna Curtin has applied to the Community...
In Plymouth, the Community Preservation Committee, or CPC, at their meeting on the 27th, reviewed articles for Fall Town Meeting. Among them, an application from Pilgrim Hall Museum for CPA funds for over $3 million. WATD’s Bobbi Clark has more… Bill Keohan,...
In Plymouth, there appears to be great interest in exploring the possibility of expanding the present boundaries of the Historic District. And, that was evident at the informational meeting of the Historic District Commission on July 13th. WATD’s Bobbi Clark has more…...
