In Plymouth: So at the very end of the Select Board agenda for the meeting of May 27th, an item is routinely listed on the agenda as: New Business/Letters/Old Business. This is when Selectman Chair Kevin Canty chose to announce that he has set up what is labeled “Town Hall on the Road.” This calls […]
The Plymouth County Registry of Deeds will be displaying another historical record on Friday. WATD’s Dan McCready explains.
Listen to full episodes of the Sports Exchange HERE Last season saw one of the more dominant tournament runs in the Power Ranking era, as the Plymouth North baseball team captured it’s third state title. The Eagles are no stranger to success, but you could be forgiven for thinking replicating that success would be challenging […]
In Plymouth: The kick-off for the tourist season nationwide seems to be Memorial Day— and that’s also true for the Town of Plymouth. But some analysts are predicting a downturn in international tourism because of threats of tariffs and other unpopular policy decisions. So, is Lea Filson of See Plymouth, the group promoting the town’s […]
Plymouth Town Clerk Kelly McElreath speaks with WATD’s Dan McCready about early voting.
Five candidates for the Plymouth select board, Incumbents Charlie Bletzer and John Mahoney Jr. and challengers Scott Vecchi, Deb Iaquinto, and Bill Keohan, squared off during WATD’s Political Forum Monday night.
In Plymouth—although there may be more than just a few proposals for overrides in surrounding towns, such as Duxbury, where voters turned down a $5.8 million Proposition 2 ½ override last month, and Hanson, last week, proposing a $3 million tax override to avoid service cuts, and on Tuesday Milton voters gave their approval to […]
In Plymouth, “Not in the best interests of the United States”— that‘s the phrase used by a Trump Administration official to justify the cut-off of a $200,000 grant previously committed to Pilgrim Hall Museum—this to be used for a higher level of care and organization for many thousands of important historical documents. Donna Curtin, Executive […]
A Stay-In-Place Order was issued Thursday at Plymouth North High School. Police officials tell WATD News that there was a verbal altercation between two students and, due to the extent of the allegations, they issued the stay-in place while the incident was investigated. The order was later lifted without further action.
Plymouth Select Board member David Golden gives WATD’s Dan McCready a recap of Tuesday night’s meeting.