Author Archives: The Plymouth Press

The community center is open as an emergency shelter. If you are in a situation that you have to leave your home and can make it to the shelter it is there for you. If anyone needs assistance please call … Continue reading →

Due to the road closure, the Plymouth Farmers Market is canceled for tomorrow. The Market will resume next Sunday. Road closure info from VTrans:  VT-100 in (West) Bridgewater is CLOSED from the intersection of US-4 to Farm and Wilderness … Continue reading →

As temperatures are high and window air conditioners are driving up your power bills, visit Rewiring America to obtain your rebates and tax credits. The Inflation Reduction Act created these important incentives to help low to moderate income Vermonter’s transition … Continue reading →

Reprinted with permission from The Vermont Standard 7/2/23  Well, gloomy, damp weather seems to have taken hold again, but I have noticed that the air quality has improved since this last batch of rain. Hopefully area celebrations will happen. Unfortunately, … Continue reading →

JOIN US ON SATURDAY JULY 1ST FROM 11AM TO 3PM FOR TEA AND GOODIES. WE HAVE LOTS OF NEW ITEMS IN THE TEA ROOM. OUR ADDRESS IS: 224 HOWLAND FARM ROAD. MOUNT HOLLY VT HOWLAND FARM ROAD IS LOCATED OFF … Continue reading →

It’s almost time for our first in-person book group in many months. We will be meeting at the Tyson Library at 6:30 pm on June 28th. The book is Our Missing Hearts by Celeste Ng. Looking forward to seeing you!

Reprinted with permission from The Vermont Standard Willow and Terry Bascom helping things run smoothly Steve Radonis with Joe Ribideau’s grandchildren Adam Boyce and Sue Hunt Julia Baldwin & folks enjoying kids activities Tyson Ladies Aid

Congratulations to this year’s Coolidge Scholarship graduates: Alison Xin, Katherine Sylvester, Joshua Kim, and Matthew Muellner.Alison Xin will soon start working for the National Institute of Health after undergraduate work at Harvard. Katherine Sylvester will return home to the Washington, … Continue reading →