In Plymouth, most folks associate Ed Bradley with the fire department since he spent almost fifty years as a firefighter, the last 14 years as Chief. But, having retired a couple of years back and looking for another way to serve the town, he applied for and was appointed to the Community Preservation Committee, or […]
**UPDATE: Paluzzi has been located by Massachusetts State Police and taken into custody.** A man is being sought in connection with a homicide investigation in Manomet. Plymouth Police say they are trying to locate 26-year-old Matthew Paluzzi. He’s described as 5 feet 8 inch tall white male with brown, shoulder length hair and a full […]
With training camp set to open this week across the South Shore, we’ve got nothing but football on the brain. Fresh off a season in which we saw seven area teams reach the Super Bowl, expectations are high for a thrilling 2024 season. Locally, there is a bevy of returning talent. Statewide, an early Labor […]
In Plymouth, folks suffering from Alzheimer’s and Dementia related illnesses often don’t know where to turn for help. And family members, who are the care-givers, don’t know where to go to get support. But there is help available for both those groups and the town’s Center for Active Living or CAL, is sponsoring a Resource […]
State Rep. Mathew Muratore speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about the legislature’s proposed $58.1 billion budget.
State Senator Su Moran, of the Plymouth Barnstable District, speaks with WATD’s Christine James about a ruling from the Department of Environmental Protection that will prevent Holtec from dumping 1.1 million gallons of industrial wastewater into Cape Cod Bay.
Security Expert Col. Dave Gavigan speaks with WATD’s Christine James about a visit that former Alabama Governor and Presidential Candidate George Wallace made to Plymouth.
In Plymouth, Mike Tubin who chairs the Historic District Commission is named by that group to be their representative on the Community Preservation Committee, or CPC. This follows the resignation of Bill Fornaciari as the Historic District Commission’s representative on the CPC — a resignation that occurred two weeks after Fornaciari was named to replace […]
A man charged with stabbing two people at a Plymouth rest area restaurant was determined to be dangerous following a hearing on Monday. The Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office says that shortly before 7 p.m. on the evening of May 25th police received several 911 calls for reports of the stabbing of two employees at […]
In Plymouth, after failing decisively at Town Meeting last fall, the Nuisance Bylaw is being re-written. The intent of that bylaw was to give the Town a tool to get rid of derelict buildings, such as the old Bert’s Restaurant near the entrance to Plymouth Beach. Selectman Kevin Canty has taken the lead in revising […]