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Yoga Starts May 10 at Good Commons

Posted on 05/04/2011 by The Plymouth Press

Weekly yoga classes begin at Good Commons on Tuesdays starting on May 10. The 90 minute class is led by Karen Swanson. Karen is certified in PRYT & Thai-Shiatsu and has 15 years teaching experience.Her teaching is informed by a variety of yoga … Continue reading →

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Legislator’s Column: Message From Montpelier

Posted on 04/29/2011 by The Plymouth Press

Legislative Report from Rep. Dennis Devereux for Ludlow, Mount Holly and Plymouth Sometimes bills in Montpelier take unplanned twist and turns. The vital records bill, which my committee was ready to present to the full house, was delayed for several … Continue reading →

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Scenic Route 100 Byway Approved

Posted on 04/20/2011 by The Plymouth Press

Today the Vermont Transportation Board announced the designation of the “Scenic Route 100 Byway.” The Vermont Scenery Preservation Council held a public hearing on March 24 at the Calvin Coolidge Museum and Education Center in Plymouth Notch, after which the members … Continue reading →

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Issues Reviewed at Plymouth Town Plan Hearing

Posted on 04/19/2011 by The Plymouth Press

By Kathy Lynds On Monday, April 18, a hearing was held by the Selectboard to review the proposed Town Plan, which is required to be updated every five years. About 17 people attended including the 3 selectmen. The regional plan … Continue reading →

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Yoga classes return to Plymouth?

Posted on 04/11/2011 by The Plymouth Press

Karen Swanson, founder of Open Sky Yoga, is considering bringing her yoga classes back to Plymouth in May if there is enough interest. For over a year Swanson held a weekly class at Good Commons, a fully equipped yoga studio, located … Continue reading →

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Town Budget Meeting Scheduled for April 28

Posted on 03/31/2011 by The Plymouth Press

Barbara Rabtoy, Plymouth Town Clerk, reports that the meeting to vote the town budget is scheduled for Thursday, April 28 at 7pm at the Town Municipal Building. This meeting is needed to pass the Town of Plymouth budget after the … Continue reading →

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Help Plan Plymouth’s 250th on April 3

Posted on 03/29/2011 by The Plymouth Press

The Plymouth Historical Society is organizing events, archival displays, the sale of commemorative souvenirs and seeking oral histories to celebrate Plymouth’s 250th anniversary over July 4th weekend and throughout the month. Help plan the celebrations! Come to our next meeting … Continue reading →

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Scenic Route 100 Byway Hearing on March 24

Posted on 03/23/2011 by The Plymouth Press

A hearing with the Vermont Scenery Preservation Council will take place on March 24 at 7pm at the President Calvin Coolidge Museum and Education Center, 3780 VT 100A, Plymouth, Vermont. View the previous post for information about the byway and links … Continue reading →

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Message From Montpelier: Legislative Report from Rep. Dennis Devereux

Posted on 03/23/2011 by The Plymouth Press

Legislative Report from Rep. Dennis Devereux for Ludlow, Mount Holly and Plymouth Vital records might not sound like a very important issue with so many others confronting us, but just ask a person who has had their identity stolen. The Vital … Continue reading →

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Message From Montpelier: Legislative Report from Rep. Dennis Devereux

Posted on 03/11/2011 by The Plymouth Press

Legislative Report from Rep. Dennis Devereux for Ludlow, Mount Holly and Plymouth The eighty-page health care bill is out and creating some unanswered questions. The bill seems to be on a fast track with plans to get it out of committee … Continue reading →

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