The Town of Plymouth will be holding a service in memory Pearl Sears. Town Manager Derek Brindisi tells WATD News there will be an observance will be taking place on Friday. A service will take place on Friday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Memorial Hall at 83 Court St. A funeral services […]
Special Advisor to the Plymouth Town Clerk’s Office, Laurence Pizer discusses the upcoming town election with Dan McCready.
Plymouth County Offices will serve as a collection point for a donation drive for the people of Ukraine. County Commissioner Jared Valanzola tells WATD News that many of the items being sought are first aid supplies. Items can be dropped off beginning Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at County offices […]
Jessica McHugh, of the Bradford Area Commission, speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about concerns regarding plans for the Plymouth Marina. Photo Credit: The Bradford Area Commission
Students returning from February Break on the 28th will be facing some new experiences–namely getting used to the “no mask option.” Kim Savery Hunt, Chair of the Plymouth School Committee tells Christine James masks are still required in some situations like the school buses.Â
A standout will be hold on Sunday to protest potential plans by Holtec to release water from the now shutdown, Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station. Diane Turco, of Cape Downwinders, tells WATD News a wide array of groups will be taking part. Turco says such an action would have a devastating impact on the […]
Dr. Barry Potvin, chair of the Plymouth Board of Health, speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about the Board’s recent vote regarding the town’s mask policy.
Current member of the Plymouth Select Board, Patrick Flaherty, says he is not going to run for re-election again in May. WATD News asked Flaherty if continued “news attention and focus” on the role of the Select Board in the process of Plymouth Town Manager Melissa Arrighi leaving, and whether a new Town manager appointed had anything to do […]
The high school hoops season is underway, and despite a few COVID-related hiccups, most teams have gotten at least a few games under their belt. It’s certainly been enough time to establish early contenders, between the mainstays like Scituate and Whitman-Hanson, and the surprises like Pembroke and Plymouth South. We’ve also seen enough ball to […]
A Plymouth man is facing drug charges following a traffic stop in Carver. Massachusetts State Police say that shortly after 11 p.m. on December 22, a Trooper on patrol on Tremont St. saw a black Chrysler 300 traveling at 70 miles per hour in a 45 mile per hour zone. The Trooper caught up to […]