Scaled-Back Brant Rock Project Faces Fierce Pushback at Marsfield Zoning Meeting
Congratulations to the Burman family! That is a significant achievement
Daytime Road Closure Planned for Jordan Road in Plymouth on May 20
What Prosecutors Are Expected to Focus on in the Lindsay Clancy Trial
THE RYE-LIGHT ZONE: Did Fungal "Trips" Fuel the Plymouth Colony?
Written by Michael Mcstay
In 1986 When 15-year-old Tracy Gilpin ran out of cigarettes, she left a party in the Rocky Nook section of Kingston, Mass., and set out on foot to nearby Cumberland Farms on Oct. 1, 1986. She never came back. The local police listed her as a runaway.
Written by Michael Mcstay
In 2014, two kayakers in Plymouth, Massachusetts, experienced a great white shark attack near Manomet Point. The shark surfaced from beneath their kayaks, bit one of the boats, and flipped both women over. Fortunately, neither woman was injured in the incident.
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Alexandra “Ally” Zapp slain at a Bridgewater Mass. rest area
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1983 – Plymouth, Massachusetts.On a cold night in February 1983, Barry Pinto, 26, and his wife, Dena, 24, were brutally shot in their own home
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Police officers in Plymouth, Massachusetts are being called heroes after they saved a kayaker who was unconscious and believed to be drowning. It happened Wednesday morning on Long Pond. A 911 caller said a kayaker went overboard. When police officers got there, fishermen showed them where they last saw the man, who was face down … Continue reading “Bodycam video shows police officers save unconscious kayaker in cold Plymouth Massachusetts pond”
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Girl Armed With Knives Wards Off A Home Intruder, Then Helps Cops Catch Him
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13-year-old bicyclist hospitalized after crash with car in Plymouth
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There have been reports from Plymouth residents and business owners expressing frustration with the activities of a group of young people on bicycles. These groups are sometimes referred to as “middle school bicycle gangs” by the police.
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Defendant allegedly posted digitally altered images of victim to social media accounts and programmed artificial intelligence-driven chatbots to mimic human conversation with other unknown users of social media platforms
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Found Safe Following Regional Search Effort
