Museum mystery: How did a disembodied head end up in a historic Pilgrim Hall mural?
Edward Winslow’s face wasn’t supposed to be in a large 1847 painting by Charles Lucy that’s undergoing restoration.
‘A very corny’ day set for the Historic Patuxet Homesite
Plus, chalk art at the library, a talk about weird plants, ‘Magic & Moonlight’ at Memorial Hall, Grace Kelly at the Spire, and many more happenings.
Community Preservation Committee split on recommending $15m for Memorial Hall work
Brindisi told members that without a major overhaul, the decaying venue will ‘have to be shut’ in two years.
Serial cyberstalker gets nine-year sentence
James Florence, who lived in a Redbrook apartment, harassed women for 16 years.
Town ‘VIPs’ are going to Japan. Not everyone thinks it’s a good idea
The trip, which costs the town about $30,000, is part of Plymouth’s longstanding ‘sister city’ relationship with Shichigahama.
Select Board inches toward action on Bert’s eyesore
At the urging of a Town Meeting member, it will start the process of determining whether the oceanfront building can be razed.
Free shuttle will connect business district with MBTA station
Ride Circuit to start making trips to and from Kingston.
‘Pedaling Preacher’ preps for Alaska adventure
Rev. Tim Garvin-Leighton of Church of the Pilgrimage will ride his bicycle across 600 miles of wilderness to raise money for affordable housing.
What’s happening with that barren development site off Route 3?
More than 445,000 cubic yards of sand and gravel have been removed over three years, but construction has yet to begin.
August’s First Friday will offer plenty of reasons to go downtown
Plus, Flying High Dogs at the library, a talk on censorship, Booty Vortex gets funky on the waterfront, and more summer events.
Town, Atlantic Country Club owner at impasse over sale
It’s increasingly looking like the matter could end up in court.
Jenney Pond footbridge marks a major step in restoration project
It replaces a deteriorating structure that was not ADA compliant.
All clear: Town says testing shows Memorial Hall air is safe
Graham Nash concert will go as scheduled, after a more than week-long closure prompted by union concerns.
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Holy Ghost Festival recalls North Plymouth’s glory years
The traditional celebration has been scaled down but remains a summer highlight.
Hospital to spend $3.6 million on community health programs
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Your art could be on display at Town Hall
Plus, music legend Graham Nash at Memorial Hall, ‘Familiar Touch’ at Plimoth Cinema, Flying High Dogs at the library, and many more happenings.
Faced with more jail time, alleged serial thief withdraws guilty plea
Sunny McDonough, who was caught on video at Redbrook, will now stand trial.
Judge rules Makepeace violated law by partially filling bog
The work was in preparation for building a road as part of Redbrook expansion.
Raspberry Jam finds its groove
Inspired by the Grateful Dead, the local band’s members thrive on improvisation.
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