Author Archives: The Plymouth Press

We are very sad to say the park was damaged to the same level of Irene, if not worse and will be closed at least until August 14th. At this time we are asking people find other places to walk … Continue reading →

Dear Okemo Valley Businesses, We have heard that there is a tremendous need for mobile storage units. A new chamber member & local Vermont company, Abanaki Containers, is now offering discounts for this service. Contact Christina at 802-483-9900. New units … Continue reading →

If folks are in need of some volunteer labor on July 15th or beyond, please email BRAT Director Kelly Stettner at blackrivercleanup@gmail.com; if the need is urgent, please text her at (802) 591-0101 with specific information such as your name, the … Continue reading →

Town of Plymouth, Vermont Select Board – Regular Meeting Monday, July 17, 2023 @ 6:00 PM Community Center Meeting Room AgendaTopic: Plymouth Select Board MeetingTime: July 17, 2023 06:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us06web.zoom.us/j/82271085638?pwd=NlJNMWFxYVVkY0p3OTJINXF0ZHIydz09Meeting ID: 822 … Continue reading →

Water may not be safe to use for drinking, cooking or cleaning after a flood. During and after flooding, private water systems (wells or springs) can become contaminated with microorganisms — such as bacteria, sewage, heating oil, agricultural or industrial … Continue reading →

The Plymouth Memory Tree is here for all Plymouth residents affected by the flooding. We are accepting applications for recovery assistance, including to repair damaged homes, driveways, wells, septic systems or support the replacement of lost vehicles. Please find our … Continue reading →

Reprinted with permission from The Vermont Standard Waking up on Tuesday morning it was nice to see the sun. The devastation, not so nice. Yet, even during the rain, neighbors were calling and checking on each other, expressing concern and … Continue reading →

The three lakes in Plymouth (Woodward, Amherst and Echo) are very muddy and there is a lot of debris. The lakes need to cleanse themselves and all swimming areas need to be checked once the water clarity improves. Swimming in … Continue reading →