Author Archives: The Plymouth Press

8/24/26 After such a gorgeous week of sunshine, the downpour on Sunday brought some much needed rain, but unfortunately impacted a number of events. Everything is glistening on this Monday morning. Life is full of tradeoffs! Trivia: Which Vermont town … Continue reading →

8/16/26 The weather has been so delightful this weekend. Rain will be arriving later on Sunday evening and my gardens will be pleased. My niece’s son has been visiting and we took the chairlift up Okemo. I would highly recommend … Continue reading →

Two Rivers Ottauquechee Regional Commission (TRORC) is in the process of completing amandatory new regional plan which may affect you and your real estate property. Of majorconcern is the new land use map. The largest map update is revising the … Continue reading →

8/9/26 Rain – too much or too little! Some of the hanging plants on my back deck seemed to be drowning, but now I need to be careful that they don’t dry out. I find it difficult to adjust to … Continue reading →

8/2/26 A new month is upon us! Does that mean that summer is half over? The humidity/dew-point is creeping up a bit. Storms seem to be sweeping in and out quickly. It is so interesting to sometimes find it pouring … Continue reading →

7/26/26 Lately we have had such amazingly beautiful days. Nice to have the smoke dispersed and the high humidity gone, too. My son-in-law set a trail camera up the hill on my property and the results have been interesting. Some … Continue reading →

7/19/26 Well, changeable weather abounds! Sudden downpours, lovely blue skies, high daytime humidity, then, nighttime cooldowns, yellow skies and gusty wind to blow out the smoke. We have had it all – Sunday was simply lovely. I suppose that most … Continue reading →

7/12/26 This walking before 8 AM to avoid the sun while taking doxyclyine has had many benefits. Within a few feet of my house my Merlin app identified 8 different birds. Many were familiar to me, but the Ovenbird was … Continue reading →

7/5/26 So many events happening this past weekend that it was difficult to pick and choose. The Naturalization Ceremony at the Coolidge Homestead was heartwarming and well worth attending. Forty-nine candidates from twenty-four countries with huge smiles on their faces … Continue reading →