In Plymouth, over nine thousand people have requested vote by mail ballots, and in-person early voting begins on May 9th…this, in the lead-up to the town election on May 18th.  WATD’s Bobbi Clark has more… Town Clerk Kelly McElreath says there were many voters… “…over nine thousand, that received the post-card from the state […]
In Plymouth, there will be a single candidate, David Golden, running for the one 3 year term on the Select Board. The deadline to return nomination papers was Friday, March 29th. WATD’s Bobbi Clark has more… According to nomination papers Town Clerk Kelly McElreath received by the 5Pm deadline last Friday, these are the candidates, […]
In Plymouth, the annual town election is Saturday May 18th. Candidates have until this Friday, March 29th, to return nominations papers. Town Clerk Kelly McElreath has an update on what the ballot will look like at this point. WATD’s Bobbi Clark has more.. Town Clerk Kelly McElreath: “On the ballot will be the one position […]
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 […]
In Plymouth, to ban the sale of nips or not…that question goes to the ballot in January. Such a ban was approved by Town Meeting last month on a 72 to 67 vote to go into effect on July 1st. But liquor store retailers did not settle for the Town Meeting vote and gathered the […]
In Plymouth, to ban or not to ban the sale of nips—that will be the question on the ballot in a special election to be held soon. This…the result of the effort of the town’s liquor store retailers, who collected the required signatures for the special election, even though Town Meeting recently approved the ban […]
In Plymouth, a win is a win, but perhaps not—if your side loses. In a majority vote on Article 15, a ban on the sale of single serving liquor containers or nips, was approved by Town Meeting on October 21st in a 72-67 vote—to go into effect July 1st.  But Peter Balboni, owner of Pioppi’s […]
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 see here in town, so […]
In Plymouth, although Town Clerk Kelly McElreath, is relatively new to town, she is not new to handling elections. WATD’s Bobbi Clark has more. Kelly McElreath has a long record of service as a Town Clerk:  “I came from the town of Upton where I was the Town Clerk for 21 years, so I’ve […]