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Stimulus fund could revive stalled project
An ambitious plan to add 35 units of affordable senior housing in Plymouth center has stalled for lack of funds, leaving the $11.2 million project, which also includes a building for administrative offices, less than half-built with no immediate plans to finish it.
Plymouth Butcher Shop Expands With Loan
The Piantedosi Butcher Shop in Plymouth will be expanding and adding three positions with the help of a micro-loan in the amount of $50,000, recently received from the South Eastern Economic Development Corp.
MA grand jury won't indict doc in girl's death
A grand jury has declined to indict a psychiatrist who treated a 4-year-old Hull girl who later died after a psychiatric drug overdose.
Plymouth chamber creates vehicle to promote local vendors to film industry
In an effort to support the regional film industry growth, the Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce has created F.A.M.E., the Film, Arts, Motion Picture & Entertainment initiative.
Margaret Lisa Wolchko and Ryan Joseph Matthews, both of Plymouth, Mass., announce their engagement.
You can do a lot of thinking in two hours at the Registry of Motor Vehicles. First, you think about whether you really need a driver's license.
Plymouth South Students Tour King Collision Center in Plymouth as...
Seven Plymouth South students enrolled in the auto body repair program at the high school were able to get a first-hand look at Kinga s operations; tour the repair shop and ask plenty of questions.
Mayflower Bank Opens Second Plymouth Office
Middleborough's Mayflower Bank has opened a second full-service retail office in Plymouth on Obery Street.
Entergy, NRC set to discuss fund shortage
Entergy Nuclear officials will be meeting in the next week with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to discuss the federal agency's decision to put the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant on a watch list because of insufficient money in its decommissioning savings account.
Checkout Lane: Choosing a lobster is a shell game
When people are searching for a special meal to mark summer holidays, they often turn to fish - especially lobster.
Town heading to court on Cobb Fund trustee
The Town of Barnstable will be in Plymouth Probate Court June 25 to support its motion to strike the notice of appearance that's delayed appointment of a new trustee for the Enoch T. Cobb Trust.
Cardinal Newman moves closer to being made a saint
The former Anglican clergyman John Henry Newman has moved a step closer to sainthood after the Holy See recognised a cure of a back disorder as a miracle.
Motorcyclist in Plymouth accident dies
A motorcyclist who crashed into the woods off Route 3 two weeks ago after being struck by a car driven by a West Yarmouth woman has died.
It's not unusual for a passenger on a whale-watch boat to ask for their favorite humpback, according to Dolphin Fleet of Provincetown owner Steve Milliken.
Court OK's juror photos shown to shooter's relative
When jurors convicted Tari Richardson for shooting at a Brockton police officer, he surged toward the 12 jurors and was only prevented from smashing into them by a handful of court officers and police officers who wrestled him to the ground.
Bear with us? Sighting reported in Plymouth
A Cedarville woman may have spotted a black bear just three miles from the Cape Cod Canal, local and state officials said.
Officials ID Smoldering Body Found In Park
The Norfolk County District Attorney's office said Wednesday that the smoldering body found in the Blue Hills Reservation in Quincy on Saturday is that of a Plymouth woman.
$50M not in stars for Plymouth studio
Plymouth Rock Studios has been denied $50 million in state bond funds, which had been expected to pay for water, sewer and road improvements at the site of the planned studio.
Plymouth resident sees 'big, old black bear'
A Plymouth woman reported seeing a bear Tuesday morning in a wooded area along Route 3, in the latest in a rash of bear sightings in the region, officials said today.
Burned body IDa d as Plymouth mother of 4
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