Edward James O’Connor, Jr., of Plymouth, died peacefully surrounded by his family on Wednesday, Sept. 30. He was 91. Born Dec. 9, 1934, in Boston to the late Edward James O’Connor and Agnes (MacNeil) ...
Birgitta Kuehn brings up an excellent point regarding Rick Vayo’s new hotel. While she does not seem to know anything about ...
Some Plymouth Municipal Airport commissioners on Thursday spent the first 15 minutes of their monthly meeting criticizing a ...
As rumblings grow about altering our form of government, a critical test is brewing at our upcoming Town Meeting: defending ...
Mr. Antall gave a lovely and forward-looking description of the gentrification of Plymouth. With lifelong friends and ...
Marcia J. Keen, formerly of Plymouth, died on Sept. 14 after a battle with cancer. She was 82. Born Aug. 4, 1944, in Plymouth ...
Richard B. Keen, of Sagamore Beach, MA and founder of Keen Electrical Service, died peacefully on July 23. He was 93. Born ...
Three families who sued a private Plymouth preschool for alleged misconduct and child neglect have settled their cases ...
Plymouth is known around the world for its history. But for generations, much of the town’s identity – and its survival — ...
I find it ironic that Selectman Canty took the opportunity to warn Plymouth of an impending operational override within the next three years as a reason to vote against the $300,000 road-acceptance ...
William Sebring “Beau” Herrick died peacefully on Sept. 19, after a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease. He was 78. Born Jan ...
Verre, formerly of Plymouth, died peacefully on Sept. 25, at UMass Memorial Hospital in Leominster. She was 97. Born May 6, ...
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