Sitemap - 2021 - 1620Today from Jack Gately
Helm defeats incumbent Tavares
School virus levels dip even lower
Plymouth now green, virus rates fall to seven month low
.00038% of Plymouth residents have the virus
No students or staff with virus from "in school" exposure
Plymouth virus rates fall for 5th straight week
Litter Lady: Get your purple bags for Saturday's Town cleanup now
Town officially asks state to lower Beaver Dam Road speed limit
No school employees with virus, first time since Nov
Town out of the red, virus risk drops to yellow
$50 non-masking fine rescinded, "Mask ambassadors" shifted to focus on restaurant capacity
Plymouth eases event restrictions to match state guidance
Number of quarantined students drops as state changes "close contact" definition from 6ft to 3ft
Helm favors new tax on residential development
Plymouth virus rates drop for third straight week
BREAKING: Coalition of Town employees endorses Helm
Heath drops out, endorses Helm for selectman
After return of middle and high school, number of quarantined students almost doubles
Plymouth virus rates dip again
Board of Health Chair threatens to close skatepark, mask "ambassadors" will now patrol
Strict event attendance limits remain unchanged
Parking enforcement begins May 28
Spring cleaning? Difficult to manage scale still broken.
School virus levels remain steady as middle and high school prepare for full time in person learning
Plymouth Walmart to offer vaccinations starting next week
Hazardous Waste Day and Electronic Waste Day coming this month
Virus rates dip in Plymouth over last week
Town Manager on InFocus' Town Talk
Selectmen/Planning Board joint meeting cancellation explained
Town-wide virus cases hold steady from last week
School virus levels remain steady again
Plymouth virus trend data inaccessible to general public
Town won't consider new aquaculture applications for 90 days
High school to return April 12th to 5 day a week, in person instruction
Potvin won't provide scientific basis for event size limitations
School virus levels steady after last week's bump up
Cavacco critical of event attendance crackdown
Mask "ambassadors" to cost $80K for balance of year
Police Chief Michael Botieri to retire
Mask "ambassadors" to return despite inability to compel compliance
Town cracks down on large events
Board of Health will require short term rental owners to submit state certificate to Town
ZBA approves Cedarville Ace Hardware store
Plymouth reports first ever student virus cases due to school exposure
.0035% of Plymouth residents are virus positive
School committee meeting moved from April 5th to March 29th
Tavares invites Planning Board to Selectmen Meeting
Selectmen approve multiple out door dining requests
Small fire at the 7-11 downtown
Plymouth man dies hiking in NH
Despite declining virus numbers, murky authority and no fines issued, downtown mask order remains
Public school virus levels remain off winter peaks
Sneak peak at the outdoor dining restaurant "bump-out"
Bike ramps on Cleft Rock Bike Trail removed
Town Manager addresses offensive political sign
Wedding ring stolen from elderly virus victim at BID-Plymouth
How the Planning Board's Bump Rock vote went down
Board of Health Chair Potvin recommends double masking while shopping big retailers
75% of Plymouth restaurants might not be able to comply with the state's live music requirements
Breaking: Planning Board approves Bump Rock project without conditions on 3-1 vote
Important spring election dates and procedures
Harry Helm announces candidacy for Board of Selectmen
Survey: Parents overwhelming favor in person learning
A new "Mayflower" controlled by artificial intelligence to re-trace course of original voyage
Fire Chief opposed to Bump Rock development
Firefighter Janet McCarthy graduates from Massachusetts Firefighting Academy
You *can play* the Wild Rover but no, nay, never can you sing it
Virus cases continue slide in Plymouth public schools
Black Feather Horse Rescue featured on WBZ TV
Newly reported virus cases for Plymouth students and employees drop off from January peaks
Town Manager launches weekly YouTube show
Selectmen approve plan to expand rail trail from Nelson Park to Lothrop Street
Town re-hires manager for Memorial Hall
Town Manager reveals preliminary plan for outdoor dinning with possible two-way Court Street
BREAKING: Schools *might* return full time April 26th
Emergency response rates fell during Court Street one-way
Facebook group launched to oppose one way on Court and Main Streets
What was it like in Plymouth before the Mayflower?
Testing site for early childhood educators being set up downtown
Still no vaccination site in Plymouth
Business owners debate one way Court Street plans
Board of Selectman send Brook Road Bridge project to Town Meeting, by 3-1 vote
Pizano, father of two Plymouth public school students, appointed to School Committee
Student leaders express concern about increased learn from home requirements
A hard rain's a-gonna fall, but not snow.
What we don’t know about Plymouth’s virus victims
Mental health concerns driving force behind increased remote learning
School Department to launch optional virus testing in later this school year
Plymouth South seniors local scholarship deadline Feb 1
Sears to be replaced by 282 new apartments
Town has offered Memorial Hall for vaccination site
Town has $485K in remaining Cares Act money for small business
State to add 103 vaccination sites, but not one in Plymouth or even bordering Plymouth