Beth Israel Deaconess plans to double size of ER, expand cancer programs
Hospital president Kevin Coughlin says the current emergency facilities are a ‘tough environment to be a patient in and a tough environment to work in.’
PI Editor Mark Pothier receives the coveted Yankee Quill Award
Pothier was presented the award Saturday at the annual New England Newspaper & Press Association convention.
Bloody brawl is second violent incident at a downtown bar this month
A Middleborough man faces felony charges after karaoke turns to chaos at Main Street Sports Bar and Grill.
‘The sound alone is deafening on some days’
Complaints about Plymouth airport noise are on the rise. Officials aren’t sure why.
Concerned about your drinking water? You might want to attend this event.
A free forum about the Plymouth-Carver aquifer, plus two new art exhibits, a spring egg hunt, and plenty more to do around town.
Taking stock of a rare roof in Plymouth
The two-story gambrel style was a sign of wealth and architectural expertise. Today, it’s hard to find.
A rite of spring that leaves many people feeling wronged: Paid parking
In advance of April 1, here’s a look at what Park Plymouth does, what it could do better, and a huge loophole in the rules.
Defense contractor fined for improperly moving hazardous waste from Plymouth airport
Investigators say Final Forge brought barrels of chemicals to Rhode Island, where it abandoned them on a loading dock.
Downtown needs a ‘really nice place to stay’
Developer Rick Vayo outlines his vision for a boutique hotel on Chilton Street.
Things are finally looking up for Brewster Gardens stairs
The project is behind schedule but nearly done, and on budget.
North Plymouth is ‘a little off the beaten path, which is kind of like us’
Kati Tierney and her husband Joe Walsh realize a personal vision with their Local Mystique shop on Court Street.
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Student News
From Panther TV: an honor for Plymouth South’s boys tennis coach
Scott Johnson is named Coach of the Year by the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Assn.
More News
From Plymouth South’s Panther TV: Getting ready for the solar eclipse
What it is, when it’s happening, and how to view it without burning your eyeballs.
The town had $831,000 for police body cams. Instead, it’s using the money on Water St. sewer work.
The lack of cameras was highlighted by a weekend incident during which officers drew their weapons on a suspected shooter.
Triffletti can’t act as a lawyer before town boards while also serving as moderator
In a 5-0 vote, the Select Board denies him special status.
Recycling requires effort, but the alternative is scary
Experts offer advice for Plymouth residents confused about what goes where.
Badger is a candidate for open House seat
The Democrat is making diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives a priority.
From Panther TV: Plymouth South’s preschool program
Students interested in early childhood development and education get a hands-on experience at the high school.
Public comment at Select Board meetings usually comes at the end – after votes are taken
Critics complain that the policy makes input moot, but Chair Richard Quintal says ‘it’s been working out well.’
Police say man opened fire on two houses after altercation
Suspect faces multiple charges after late night rampage that ended without injuries.
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