Emily Clark
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Pilgrims who sought freedom, denied same to Wampanoag
The children of the Pilgrims, who sought land, independence and religious freedom, denied those rights to the Wampanoag. → Read More
Will Plymouth's Atlantic Country Club driving range become 58 homes?
The development would include 10 single family homes and 24 duplex buildings, with six of the units set aside as affordable housing, per the town’s → Read More
Hotel association: Closures coming without more aid
PLYMOUTH – A country with 30 percent of the hotels it had in 2019? That’s what The American Hotel & Lodging Association says America will face if more congressional aid is not forthcoming. According to The American Hotel & Lodging Association, 74 percent of hotels nationwide will be forced to lay off additional employees, and two-thirds of hotels won’t survive another six months without another… → Read More
Police: Rainbow crosswalk vandalized in Plymouth
PLYMOUTH – Police received a report Saturday afternoon of vandalism to the new Plymouth Pride rainbow crosswalk on Water Street. Police say someone patched out on the crosswalk, leaving tire marks behind. Since the vandalism was reported, more tire marks appeared, running in the same direction as the crosswalk, which seems to indicate a deliberate act. The black tire marks show different sized… → Read More
Plymouth's new rainbow crosswalk vandalized
The vandalism is under investigation. → Read More
Plymouth No Place for Hate encourages generations to generate change
The faces on Zoom span decades. Plymouth South High School student Brooke Holmes, who serves on Plymouth No Place for Hate Committee, is weighing her → Read More
Art festival kicks off Sept. 19
The Plymouth Center for the Arts is hosting its 53rd Annual Juried Art Show Sept. 19 through Oct. 25. → Read More
Plymouth birthday parade celebrates beloved Irene Gomes' 90th
Irene Gomes got the surprise of her life when her neighborhood, family and friends sounded sirens, shouts and applause in a rolling parade for her 90th → Read More
Plymouth business owner sues governor over mask mandate
A downtown Plymouth business owner is suing Gov. Charlie Baker for requiring that she and her workers and customers wear masks. She alleges the → Read More
Isaac’s Restaurant in Plymouth closes after 30 years
While some restaurants in town have opted for outdoor seating, Isaac’s is situated on the second floor. → Read More
Learn about Mayflower II origins in new film
Peter Padfield’s face could tell a story, chronicling a life at sea and a voyage that crowned 1957 as an embrace between two countries united by a → Read More
Learn about Mayflower II origins in new film
Peter Padfield’s face could tell a story, chronicling a life at sea and a voyage that crowned 1957 as an embrace between two countries united by a ship. Padfield is on camera, an elderly gentleman now, recounting the tale of the Mayflower II’s voyage from Plymouth, England, to Provincetown in 1957. A sailor on board, Padfield joined other crewmen heaving over the side, as their stomachs tried to… → Read More
Plymouth Philharmonic waltzes around pandemic uncertainties with new season
The Phil’s 2021 season is scheduled, with a full line-up of concerts. → Read More
No Place for Hate virtual vigil
Institutionalized racism and ideals of white supremacy have corrupted many who choose to serve all citizens, No Place for Hate Student Committee member → Read More
Riding out the pandemic: Darlene Nickerson's journey at Black Feather Horse Rescue
PLYMOUTH – He perches on the topmost branch, cocks his head and studies Darlene Nickerson. It’s 5:30 a.m., and Black Feather Horse Rescue breathes quiet – the corrals and stalls, the barns and the woodlands flanking them. The finches and sparrows call out, marking territories, the dogs scamper between the stalls, and the horses blink at the growing light. Nickerson inhales and watches. The bald… → Read More
Plymouth dance studios switch to online classes and rolling parades
Pandemics don’t come with instruction manuals, and local dance studios are among the crowd of businesses performing some fancy improvisational → Read More
Couchella fundraiser May 9 for Plymouth One Fund
Rising tides lift all boats, as the saying goes, and Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Amy Naples and Kosta Haveles of Masks4Meds are → Read More
Plymouth Fourth of July fireworks and parade canceled
The Fourth of July parade and fireworks displays have been added to the list of events that won’t be happening in 2020. → Read More
Plymouth Fourth of July fireworks and parade canceled
The Fourth of July parade and fireworks displays have been added to the list of events that won’t be happening in 2020. → Read More
Plymouth Fourth of July fireworks and parade canceled
The Fourth of July parade and fireworks displays have been added to the list of events that won’t be happening in 2020. → Read More