Plymouth News

This first temporary exhibition in the newly renovated and expanded Pilgrim Hall Museum features the changing furniture, fashion, and culture in the region during the 1700s.

Plymouth Rock Studios has picked a golf course in Plymouth as the site of its $300 million "Hollywood East" project.

Neil Entwistle, an electronic engineering and business management student, and Rachel Souza meet at York University, where they are both were active in the university rowing club.

PLYMOUTH, Mass.- A film studio will move a sign on the Plymouth courthouse lawn after veterans groups objected because it blocks veterans memorials.

The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Norfolk, Plymouth, Bristol and Bristol counties Monday afternoon.

A former Falmouth selectman has been hired as Plymouth County's top executive. Troy Clarkson, a longtime selectman in Falmouth and current political blogger, is the new Plymouth County Administrator.

Pilgrim Hall is a treasure trove of manuscripts and artifacts pertaining to the harsh life at Plimoth Plantation.

Some Plymouth homeowners will see their combined water and sewer fees nearly double, under an increase approved last week by selectmen.

Fans of California's "Hollywood" sign don't need to fly across the country to lay eyes on the famous left coast landmark.

Call it Cape Cod-piece. The genteel holiday region, which sells itself as one of the last bastions of old-fashioned New England reserve, has launched a crackdown on the growing number of gay orgies taking place ...

Antonio dos Santos Gouveia, 86, of Lawton St., Fall River, died Sunday at St. Anne's Hospital in Fall River.

The two trendiest words in the food industry right now are "terroir" and "locavore." A locavore is a person who chooses locally grown and produced foods.

One Massachusetts man is dead and another is recovering from injuries after a motorcycle accident in Laconia, New Hampshire.

Massachusetts has seen the number of movies shot here jump in recent years, but industry leaders say that could stall without new studio space.

Public health officials have closed shellfish beds in Boston Harbor for the first time in 36 years in response to a spreading red tide along the Massachusetts coast.

Several state awards were handed out recently to workers in Cape Cod courts. At the Massachusetts Trial Court Employee Excellence Awards ceremony last week, Ethel "Dee" Walkus of Dennisport and Karen M. Wehner ...

A fight over the level of nurse staffing at hospitals has erupted on Beacon Hill, with a showdown looming in the state Senate this summer.

A Plymouth man was arrested at Foxwoods Resort & Casino Wednesday after fleeing the scene of an alleged sexual assault in Bourne.

Quentin M. Maver, 89, of Plymouth, died Tuesday, May 27, 2008, at Jordan Hospital.

Saying public confidence in law enforcement must be protected, the state's high court ruled yesterday that police officers can be forced to take lie detector tests during internal investigations into possible ...