Frank Mand
Old Colony Memorial
Plymouth, MA, United States
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Lt. Gov. Polito presents Plymouth with $2.5M for dredging
Money is draining into the harbor and everybody’s smiling about it. → Read More
Plymouth unions, management circling
Union members will hold a “visibility standout" before the scheduled meeting of the Board of Selectmen on Oct. 16. → Read More
Special Monday meeting will review proposed Plymouth charter changes
If you love town government (and who doesn’t?) you won’t want to miss a special Monday night edition of the Board of Selectmen. → Read More
Plymouth voters will have a potential nine ballots in Primary Election
“In big letters,” Town Clerk Laurence Pizer said this week, reminding Plymouth voters, “the Primary Election is next Tuesday, Sept. 4, the day after Labor Day!” It is, Pizer acknowledged, an unusual day for an election. → Read More
Ready or not, Plymouth 400 is right on schedule
Part three in a series on the development of the Plymouth 400 anniversary. → Read More
Recreational marijuana may be back on the front burner in Plymouth
Is it a groundswell of support or a tempest in a teapot? → Read More
Manomet Point project progresses
Frank Collin’s iconic local business the Manomet Lobster Pound is still in peril. → Read More
Rep. Bill Keating: $14 million Plymouth Harbor project will be funded, started this year
If you ask about improving the harbor you usually hear two things: Dredging is key, and don’t get your hopes up, it’s expensive. Suddenly this past Thursday those hopes went up → Read More
Rep. Bill Keating: $14 million Plymouth Harbor project will be funded, started this year
If you ask about improving the harbor you usually hear two things: Dredging is key, and don’t get your hopes up, it’s expensive. Suddenly this past Thursday those hopes went up → Read More
Plymouth's municipal trash contract may end prematurely
ABC Disposal, the company that has the contract for Plymouth’s municipal solid waste service, just got trashed by the town. → Read More
Plymouth developer wants to swap sewer easement for beach property
Contractor Gus Diodato says he wants to build a home for his family on Ryder Way. In fact he wants to build it where John Scagliarini’s house sits on Long Beach today, awaiting demolition. And he wants the town to give it to him. → Read More
WITH VIDEO: Stein's Furniture finally demolished
He’s fighting with the town on the other side of town but in North Plymouth contractor Gus Diodato has made a lot of people – including the town – very happy. → Read More
Plymouth Long Beach storm repair update
Nothing that a few million dollars won’t fix. → Read More
MassWildlife stocks Plymouth ponds with trout
PLYMOUTH – The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife stocked Long Pond and Little Pond with thousands of brook, brown, rainbow and tiger trout this week.The agency will stock ponds with half a million trout statewide this spring.Most of the trout will be over 12 inches and more than 40 percent will be over 14 inches. More than 1,200 brown trout will be over 18 inches. Local fishermen… → Read More
Commentary: Believe it or not Plymouth Town Meeting has its lighter moments
Who was the funniest person at the spring Town Meeting? → Read More
Plymouth's sewer operator Veolia will pay state $1.6 million
"The Town is pleased that Veolia has accepted responsibility to pay civil penalties to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for events occurring while Veolia was operating the Town's wastewater collection and treatment system." → Read More
Proposal to trim $2.8 million from Plymouth school budget squashed
All told the official debate on Svahn’s proposal went on for 40 minutes but in all that time not one Town Meeting representative came forward to voice support for the proposed cuts. → Read More
Plymouth 400 Inc. moving to historic downtown
PLYMOUTH – Plymouth 400 Inc. is moving its offices from the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce building north of Samoset off Court Street, to the newly renovated Post Office Square building at the corner of in the heart of historic downtown."It had to happen," Plymouth 400 Executive Director Michele Pecoraro said Thursday. "We have to be in the public eye, and this location will help us accomplish… → Read More
Clements’ Marketplace headed for Manomet, job fair in two weeks
It’s official. Clements’ Marketplace has chosen Plymouth for its third link and plans to move into the former location of Stop & Shop in Manomet. → Read More
PLYMOUTH: Manomet Point work about to begin
March may still be roaring, but the town isn’t waiting to begin work on Manomet Point. → Read More