Author Archives: The Plymouth Press

8/12/24 What a lovely weekend! I hope that everyone was able to get outdoors to enjoy it. The next book club selection is Black Cake by Charmaine Wilkerson. The meeting is Wed, 8/14 at 6:30 pm in person at Tyson … Continue reading →

This year marks 100 years of Vermont State Parks, and 50 years of Vermont Humanities. We’ve joined together in celebration of our joint anniversaries all summer with Words in the Woods, a free in-person poetry series in State Parks across … Continue reading →

The Plymouth Schoolhouse licensed childcare has openings for children ages two and up starting the first week of September. The program is located in the former Plymouth Elementary School, 35 School drive. Contact Lauren Skaskiw-Harootunian at 802 417 6895 or … Continue reading →

More creature encounters on my part! The other night as I was heading to my bedroom, something flew past my head. I knew immediately it was a bat. Since it was in the main living area and my bedroom is … Continue reading →

Moxie Day The Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site is celebrating President Coolidge’s favorite soda – Moxie! It’s “wickedly good” and “distinctly different.” The site, in collaboration with the Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation, will reenact President Coolidge’s oath at 2:47 p.m. … Continue reading →

7/29/24 As we approach the end of the month I am beginning to wonder where the summer has gone! It does not appear that there is a regular Select Board meeting this evening, but please be aware that the major … Continue reading →

Town of Plymouth, Vermont Select Board – Regular Meeting Monday, July 15, 2024 @ 6:00 PM Municipal Building Meeting Room Agenda Topic: Plymouth Select Board MeetingTime: July 15, 2024 06:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us06web.zoom.us/j/85183633072?pwd=YzFYM0xsem01LzA1VVBlWlNoTldyQT09Meeting ID: 851 … Continue reading →

7/14/24 Heat, heat & more heat, plus humidity. So lovely when a coolish breeze passes by, however! We were so fortunate to have avoided the flooding north of us. So sorry for their destruction. In the end of June, I … Continue reading →