Author Archives: The Plymouth Press

Early Spring Activities and Events — Margo’s Plymouth Report

Posted on 03/23/2016 by The Plymouth Press

Reprinted by permission of The Vermont Standard 4/21/16 We are definitely coming into the “off season”.  The Echo Lake Inn is closed for meals and now the Inn at Water’s Edge will be taking a break as well.  Ten of … Continue reading →

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Muddy Roads and Easter Week Services — Margo’s Plymouth Report

Posted on 03/15/2016 by The Plymouth Press

3/14/16 Well, the sudden rise in temperatures certainly did a number on our back roads.  I heard that there were ruts a foot deep in some places!  Many folks had long walks over very muddy roads when they had to … Continue reading →

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Ladies Aid Benefit Bake Sale Coming on Good Friday — Margo’s Plymouth Report

Posted on 03/08/2016 by The Plymouth Press

Reprinted by permission of The Vermont Standard. 3/7/16 Well, it is Monday morning and we just had a mini snow shower!  Four of us had a ladies outing yesterday afternoon and walked around Camp Plymouth State Park.  We found patches of … Continue reading →

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“The Three Musketeers” Comes to Woodstock High School

Posted on 03/03/2016 by The Plymouth Press

The Yoh Theater Players at Woodstock Union High School and Middle School will present The Three Musketeers on Friday, March 11 (7pm), Saturday, March 12 (7pm) and Sunday March 13 (2pm) at the Yoh Auditorium at the high school. This … Continue reading →

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Plenty of Good Eatin’ in Plymouth! and Our Easter Events — Margo’s Plymouth Report

Posted on 03/03/2016 by The Plymouth Press

Reprinted by permission of The Vermont Standard. 2/29/15 Not much snow left in many places, but I had heard that skiing at Okemo was good after the snow last week.  The smell of sap being turned into maple syrup is in … Continue reading →

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Election Results for Plymouth

Posted on 03/02/2016 by The Plymouth Press

More than 200 residents turned out to vote on March 1. The election results for the town and presidential primary provided by the Town Clerk were as follows: Town and Town School District Election Town Moderator (1 year) – Tom … Continue reading →

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Town Meeting Coming, Student Art Exhibit — Margo’s Plymouth Report

Posted on 02/22/2016 by The Plymouth Press

Reprinted by permission of The Vermont Standard 2/22/16 What a mixed bag lately as far as weather is concerned.  Amazing how the 5 or so inches of snow we received last week could so quickly turn to mush.  Of course, that … Continue reading →

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Local Students Achieve Scholarly Recognition! — Margo’s Plymouth Report

Posted on 02/17/2016 by The Plymouth Press

Reprinted by permission of The Vermont Standard 2/14/16 A nippy Valentine’s Day – possibly meant for cuddling up in an attempt to stay warm!  Sorry that the Plymouth Press website is down for the moment, but hopefully it will be … Continue reading →

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The Snow is Thin, Winter Camp is Coming, and Lent is Near — Margo’s Plymouth Report

Posted on 02/02/2016 by The Plymouth Press

Reprinted by permission of The Vermont Standard. 1/31/16 More strange weather.  On Sunday a friend and I went for a walk up past the Cheese Factory.  It had been so nice and sunny, but raindrops began to fall as we stepped … Continue reading →

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State Legislative Update from Representative Alison Clarkson

Posted on 01/24/2016 by The Plymouth Press

11 January 2016 It was a somber and historic beginning to Vermont’s 2016 Legislative Session.  The opening days of the second year in a legislative biennium aren’t usually very dramatic.  But this year, we had two events which distinguished 2016’s … Continue reading →

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