WATD is pleased to recognize Matt Festa (QB, Duxbury), Casious Johnson (RB, Plymouth South), and Owen McHugh (QB, Milton) as the three finalists for the inaugural Bill Wilhelm Award. The trio were the top vote-getters amongst a group of 10 semifinalists announced by WATD last week. As a group, the three combined for 8,182 yards […]
WATD is pleased to announce the names of 10 local student athletes who have been voted semifinalists for the inaugural Bill Wilhelm Award. Among those selected are program record-breakers, multi-year starters and captains, and several athletes who will continue playing football collegiately. The 10 student athletes named as semifinalists are listed below. Will Baker, […]
State Rep. Mathew Muratore tells WATD’s Dan McCready they are seeking written testimony for H 5379, a bill that deals with horse racing in Plymouth. Written testimony can be sent to this email.
A historical record will be on display once again this month at the Plymouth County Registry of Deeds. Register of Deeds John Buckley tells WATD News that this document focuses on a dispute involving a colonist and a Native American. The document will be on display between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Friday […]
Malka Benjamin, the Director of Historic Sites and Guest Experience for Plimoth Patuxet Museums, speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about some of their Thanksgiving festivities. To learn more about the events and activities at the museum visit their website.
George McKay speaks with WATD’s Christine James and Dan McCready about a Remailing Project.
Political Commentator and author David Brooks gives WATD’s Dan McCready his thoughts on the 2022 Midterm Elections.
In Plymouth, Meg Sheehan, attorney with the group, Save the Pine Barrens, addressed the Planning Board at their meeting on October 26th. She raised the issue of possible illegal sand and gravel removal, dating back to 2015, from the 18 acre site off Long Pond Rd.—where New Hope Chapel wants to construct a church of […]
We have reached the quarterfinals, or the Elite 8 round of the MIAA football playoffs. The South Shore/Metro South entered the postseason with 26 teams competing for state titles. After one round of play, 14 teams remain. Every South Shore team that enjoyed a home game on Friday defended their turf and advanced. Of the […]
The opening week of the MIAA Football Playoffs is upon us, and the fields are loaded with South Shore teams. In total, 26 area schools qualified for the postseason. Of those, 13 will host Round 1 matchups, and seven have clinched home field advantage through to the semifinals, when games will be played at neutral […]