Closed-door talks over land deal muddied by Select Board members’ link to developer: Canty and Golden are complying with state ethics rules on potential conflicts but nevertheless could cast votes to benefit their friend and campaign manager.
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Plan could help fund bussing costs: The state Senate has adopted a budget measure to help districts with sprawling geography.
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Two men arrested for attack on woman with mental illness: Online video led investigators to the altercation which began outside Yellow Deli.
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The return of First Fridays: Plus, a Burial Hill history tour, a ‘Pip the Plover’ StoryWalk, a members-only art exhibit, the farmers market, and many more happenings.
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Tuscany Tavern ‘Party Girl’ turns 101: Betty Thornton still enjoys going out on the town and entertaining her companions – and anyone else who might be within earshot.
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‘On the Road’ again: Select Board plans another series of neighborhood meetings: But debate on the topic highlighted simmering tensions between members.
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This Your Art Here submission is from June Bernard, who painted this 9x12 watercolor of Bug Lite. “I was inspired to do it as a Plymouth resident, and from always living near the water. I enjoy doing nautical watercolors.”
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Water Street is open, for now: Elation over the opening of Water Street for the season quickly waned after new problems emerge.
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Famous ‘Mayflower’ author to speak at museum: Plus, a Memorial Day parade, The Righteous Brothers, poetry and wine, a local author fair, and many more happenings.
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A son’s quest to detail dad’s bravery: After his father’s death, a Plymouth resident learns of his father’s unheralded courage in combat during Vietnam and may have located his flak jacket at a national museum.
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This submission comes from Ellie Gilbert. “I love how my forget-me-nots from last year have once again happily reseeded themselves throughout my garden,” she said. “Once you have these sweet little plants, they’re yours forever!”
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Of the 87 homes sold in town last month, 43 went at or above asking price: Meantime, just seven of the 118 on the market are listed at under $500,000.
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After a nasty election, an olive branch extended: By a 5-0 vote, Select Board names Iaquinto chair. She’s seen as a peacemaker.
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Alleged rapist was long known for fiery outbursts: Dan Forand developed a reputation, but no criminal record, through years of bizarre threats, alleged harassment and interactions with police, investigation shows.
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This Yourarthere submission is from photographer Bob Warner. “I took this at Tidmarsh Wildlife Sanctuary early on a Saturday morning. This Eastern Bluebird is heading back to its nesting box.’
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Annual Memorial Day Parade set for May 25: Plus, the Mayflower Beer Garden, comedian Joe Fenti, Two Pianos, and many more happenings.
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Status quo prevails: Kevin Canty and Dick Quintal win re-election to Select Board, and incumbent Christina Bryant will be joined by teacher Megan Parker on School Committee.
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Prospects for July Fourth festivities looking up: But ‘there’s a long way to go,’ says events’ organizer.
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Town sells Simes House for $40,000: The controversial sale comes after a nearly $4 million taxpayer investment and years of trying to find a suitable tenant for the historic Manomet property.
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Early voting is closed, but election day is Saturday: Here’s a guide to checking the correct polling place and reviewing the candidates.
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