REGION – The towns of Plymouth, Ludlow, and Cavendish are developing a flood resiliency plan for the Black River and its tributaries. The plan will develop strategies to mitigate flooding based on public input and past studies. The plan will … Continued
PLYMOUTH, Vt. – On Plymouth’s annual Town Warning, Article 1, to vote for a moderator, selectmen, lister, trustee of public funds, cemetery commissioner, and constable; and Article 2, to vote to eliminate the office of listers and approve the selectboard … Continued
ROCKINGHAM, Vt. – Local bird expert and Rockingham resident Stephen Brown was recently honored by being named a fellow of the American Ornithological Society (AOS) for his career working on bird conservation, and understanding how climate change affects shorebird species. … Continued
PLYMOUTH, Vt. – At their Feb. 3 meeting, the Plymouth Selectboard discussed a pending lawsuit against the town pertaining to the educational property tax exemption for Bethany Birches Camp. The board also discussed an email from Leslie Wright, from the … Continued
PLYMOUTH, Vt. – At the Jan. 13 meeting, the Plymouth Selectboard discussed and approved the town budget of $1,592,689 to be raised by taxes to pay the estimated expenses of $1,999,739, to be presented on the Annual Report, and to … Continued
PLYMOUTH, Vt. – During regularly scheduled November and December selectboard meetings, the Plymouth Selectboard reviewed, discussed, and approved general topics at hand. At the Nov. 25 meeting, the board reviewed a bid from Fire Tech & Safety for new self-contained … Continued
Dear Plymouth Friends and Neighbors, Thank you to all who have provided past generous support of the Plymouth Memory Tree Community Fund. This holiday season, we hope you will consider offering your support. Your generosity has enabled the Plymouth … Continued
PLYMOUTH, Vt. – Plymouth Emergency Services presents their second annual holiday party on Saturday, Dec. 14, from 4:30-6:30 p.m., at the Plymouth Town Office, 68 Town Office Road. This party is for Plymouth children 18 and younger. There will be … Continued
PLYMOUTH, Vt. – On Oct. 29, local elected officials, business leaders, and community members gathered for a tour and celebration of the recent expansion of the Plymouth Schoolhouse, the only licensed, year-round child care program in Plymouth. Through new public … Continued
PLYMOUTH, Vt. – On Tuesday, Oct. 29, Let’s Grow Kids, and Windsor County lawmakers and selectboard members, business leaders, and community members held a program tour celebrating the recent expansion of the Plymouth Schoolhouse, the only licensed, full-year child care … Continued