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The Massachusetts operator of a chain of addiction treatment clinics has been charged with millions of dollars of health care fraud. → Read More
The one-time co-owner of the closed Isaac's Restaurant on Plymouth's waterfront is preparing to open 71 Degrees West at the site by early May. → Read More
An early-morning fire in Cedarville Friday, Feb. 10, claimed one man’s life and injured two others. → Read More
A Facebook group that first came together to motivate each other is now motivating others to perform random acts of kindness after leaving a huge tip. → Read More
Work is underway to relocate the playground area at Allerton Street Park while also replacing the aging equipment. → Read More
The Pinehills hosted its yearly holiday event, Jingle All the Way to The Pinehills Village Green Sunday, earlier this month. → Read More
Any treated wastewater discharges from the Pilgrim nuclear power plant are unlikely to happen for more than a year. → Read More
Two men will be in court next month on charges they broke into the Plimoth Patuxet Museums and stole artifacts worth several thousand dollars. → Read More
The annual America's Hometown Thanksgiving Parade was held in Plymouth Saturday, Nov. 19. → Read More
Article 19 of the Oct. 15 Town Meeting warrant seeks to petition the Legislature to allow Plymouth to triple the state’s parking ticket cap of $50. → Read More
Queen Elizabeth II died Sept. 8, 2022, at 96 years old. British expats interviewed in downtown Plymouth had nothing but kind words for the monarch. → Read More
"Talk to the Rock" asks people to film themselves seeking Plymouth Rock’s eons of wisdom and then to upload their video to the See Plymouth website. → Read More
Developer Rick Vayo discusses options on what to do with 46 Sandwich Road property after Town Meeting declines to purchase it. → Read More
The Simes House needs help getting its own house in order before any proposals for its future uses can be considered. → Read More
Sen. Suisan Moran recently furthered legislative efforts to address concerns about Pilgrim nuclear plant wastewater being discharged into bay. → Read More
Plymouth Live Edge owner Thatch Smith taps into a market driven by the creativity and skill of his customers → Read More
According to Whale & Dolphin Conservation, the whales sighted and photographed off beaches in Manomet have so far been humpback whales. → Read More
Plymouth County Commissioners and the developers of a proposed thoroughbred racetrack have signed a three-year lease regarding the County Woodlot. → Read More
The EPA issued a letter to Holtec last month in response to the company's claim its permit allowed treated Pilgrim wastewater to be discharged. → Read More
The Select Board will appoint a task force to explore uses for the Simes House in Manomet after not extending contract with Manomet Village Commons, Inc. → Read More