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Four local artists featured at???Collage Collective???
9+ hour, 34+ min ago (532+ words) Together, they became the Collage Collective. “Each artist brought a different point of view, but we soon found a common calling and enthusiasm for the artform of collage,” Agri said. Agri, an intuitive artist who works in a variety of…...
YOUR VIEW:???Fair Share??? grant funds playroom
5+ day, 5+ hour ago (125+ words) YOUR VIEW: ‘Fair Share’ grant funds playroom Plymouth Independent We believe that journalism as a public service should be free to the community. Plymouth Family Network is opening a South Plymouth playroom location thanks to Fair Share Grant funding spearheaded…...
YOUR VIEW: Quincy College seeks board candidate
5+ day, 5+ hour ago (122+ words) Quincy College is seeking a candidate to fill an upcoming vacancy on its 13-member volunteer Board of Governors. This position must be filled by a resident from Plymouth County. Members of the Board of Governors must submit an annual financial…...
Select Board backs delay of Pilgrim Hall grant funds
1+ week, 4+ day ago (914+ words) Town officials told their bosses on the Select Board Tuesday the town has doled out nearly $40 million in taxpayer-funded project grants over the last 23 years without the proper oversight and preservation restrictions. Although they took no vote, the board members…...
YOUR VIEW: Slow down on public parking at school lot
1+ week, 4+ day ago (277+ words) Last Wednesday at the Planning Board meeting we heard from the school facilities chief and an accompanying engineer who presented to the board (Bolotin, Grandy, Mand) and the downtown steering committee a plan to turn the entire back of the…...
Independent hires new staff writer
1+ week, 4+ day ago (257+ words) The Plymouth Independent welcomes its newest staff member Emily Spatz, who will be enhancing its coverage of education and other relevant issues around town. As its top editor, she led a public campaign urging the school’s president to speak with…...
???It???s like a bad nightmare???
1+ week, 5+ day ago (739+ words) The first shards of morning light had not appeared when the call came a week ago. Kaisang Ghale and his wife, Dechen, were still sleeping. A cousin was on the line from the Rasuwa region of Nepal where Ghale was…...
Well-known vet facing criminal charges
1+ week, 5+ day ago (805+ words) A longtime Plymouth veterinarian – already facing abuse charges from an employee at his practice – was arrested again last week on unrelated drug charges. Arther “Rick” Newman, 77, described on social media as “a legend in Plymouth for his love and dedication…...
YOUR VIEW: In support of Keohan
2+ week, 3+ hour ago (249+ words) The allegations involving my friend Bill Keohan and a teenage Plymouth lifeguard are serious. But they should not be treated as established fact and certainly should not be allowed to erase decades of extraordinary public service to Plymouth. Among the…...
YOUR VIEW:???No legal basis??? to withhold grant money for Pilgrim Hall
2+ week, 2+ day ago (128+ words) The Town Manager has no legal basis to withhold the final installment of a $3.2 million Community Preservation Grant awarded to Pilgrim Hall Museum in 2023 for badly needed roof repairs, a new air conditioning system and lighting. He has claimed the…...