‘No Kings’ rally draws a large, boisterous crowd
Like protesters around the U.S., local demonstrators decry Trump immigration policies, cuts in federal programs.
Make a day of it at the Plymouth Pride Festival
Plus, ‘Girls Night Out’ at Book Love, ‘The Life of Chuck’ at Plimoth Cinema, Jorma Kaukonen (Jefferson Airplane) at the Spire, and many more happenings.
Citing ‘significant’ safety concerns, town opens emergency access lane at Long Beach
It’s unclear whether the Jersey barrier corridor will affect parking spaces.
Plymouth home sales ticked up in May
‘High buyer demand’ prevails, even as prices and interest rates remain elevated.
Select Board’s Cedarville meeting attracts a crowd
In an unusual session outside of Town Hall, officials heard concerns that included traffic safety and the sale of Atlantic Country Club.
ICE arrests in Plymouth upend lives, raise concerns
Hundreds of detainees are being held at the county jail. Meantime, the wife of a man arrested fears for his safety.
How did he get away with it for so long?
That’s the question many are asking following the arrest of the school system’s food services director on theft charges.
Waterfront concert series packs its lineup with variety
Plus, ‘The Materialist’ at Plimoth Cinema, legendary guitarist Steve Earle at the Spire, a chess tournament at the library, and more goings-on.
ICE agents capture man facing deportation in Miami
He was taken into custody in Vine Hills Cemetery after driving over several headstones, officials say.
School food services director faces theft charges, held on $50,000 bail
Police say Patrick Van Cott may have been stealing equipment and food – including lobster -for years. A video shows him loading a refrigerator into his truck.
BID-Plymouth nurses ratify contract
But nearly half of the union’s members did not vote on the three-year deal.
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At Hedge, diversity and community thrive while immigration fears swirl around it
The aging North Plymouth school has more English language learners than any other in town. Many are from lower-income families.
Into the great wide-open spaces of Plymouth
A newcomer finds there’s a lot more to explore beyond Myles Standish State Forest.
Last call at White Horse: A ramshackle bar is finally razed
The Full Sail’s demolition makes way for improved public access to the Manomet beach.
BID-Plymouth nurses, hospital reach contract agreement
Median hourly pay would increase to $62.78 over three years. A vote on the deal is set for Tuesday.
The play’s the thing all summer long at Priscilla Beach Theatre
Plus, gemstones at the library, First Fridays returns, ‘Bark in the Park’ at Stephens Field, Steve Earle at the Spire, and other happenings around town.
ICE agents cause a stir in North Plymouth
No arrests reported, but Police Chief Dana Flynn says the surprise visit raised safety concerns. Select Board Chair Kevin Canty calls the lack of notification ‘unacceptable.’
Take a look at the latest Plymouth home sales numbers
The spring market chugs along, but recession worries and high interest rates persist.
‘The Power of Local Journalism: A conversation’
A panel discussion at the library focused on the mission – and challenges – of nonprofit news sites like the Plymouth Independent.
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