Author Archives: The Plymouth Press

Bethany Birches Hosts FREE Camp this weekend

From Brandon Bergey Enjoy Food, Games, Friends & Fun for 2 hours, put on by Bethany Birches Camp. Learn about summer 2013 and win big discounts on summer camp. Where and When April 7 – 5-7 pm – Grace Congregational … Continue reading →

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Public Notice: Hearing on Zoning Ordinance May 6

The Selectboard of the Town of Plymouth shall hold a public hearing to discuss the proposed Zoning Ordinance, 2/19/13 Planning Commission Transmittal Draft on Monday May 6, 2013 at 6:00 P.M. at the Plymouth Municipal Building. The purpose of this … Continue reading →

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Special Town Meeting on Sheriff Services Warned for 5/13

The legal voters of Plymouth are hereby warned to meet at a Special Town Meeting at the Plymouth Municipal Building at 7:00 P.M. on Monday, May 13 to discuss at that time reinstatement of the budget line item in the … Continue reading →

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Reminder: Local Expert on Goldmining in Plymouth to Speak 4/7

From Melissa Lynds The Plymouth Historical Society is pleased to present the History of Plymouth and Bridgewater’s Gold Industry 1850 – 1905 at the Plymouth Town Building (68 Town Office Road, Plymouth, VT 05056) on Sunday, April 7 at 2PM. … Continue reading →

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Scenic Route 100 Byway Expansion Hearing April 2

From Sandie Small A public hearing will be held on Tuesday, April 2, 2013 at 6:30pm at the Calvin Coolidge Historical Site Museum and Education Center in Plymouth. This is the final step in connection with the Scenic Route 100 … Continue reading →

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Alison Clarkson’s Legislative Update

From Rep. Alison Clarkson It was a pleasure to see so many of you in Plymouth, Reading and Woodstock at Town Meeting.  Each meeting exercised its unique aspect of local decision making.  At my first Town Meeting in Plymouth, there … Continue reading →

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Family Day and Two “First Ladies” Presented 3/23 at Coolidge Historic Site

From Diane Kemble, Education Director, Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation March 23 at the President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site “A First Lady and the First Lady of American Journalism” The stories of two remarkable humanitarians, Grace Coolidge and Dorothy Thompson, … Continue reading →

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“Getting Doctors and Patients on the Same Page” Tonight in Woodstock

From Jill Davies Tuesday, March 12 from 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Norman Williams Library, Woodstock Complimentary beverages and cookies provided by the Woodstock Inn. Free and open to the public. A talk by Dr. Bernard Bandman, a clinical psychologist … Continue reading →

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Plymouth Votes Yes on Budget This Year

From Jen Flaster, Plymouth Press Editor Voters approved the town budget on the first vote at Town Meeting on Monday night, following an enlightening presentation by selectboard member Russ Tonkin. Tonkin walked those present through the year-to-year budget changes and … Continue reading →

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Reminder: Free Guided Snowshoe Tours on March 3

From Betsy Tonkin On Sunday, March 3rd, from 1-3 PM, Church of our Saviour, Mission Farm Road, Killington, opposite the gondola, will sponsor a free snowshoe event on groomed trails surrounding the church. Hawk Mountain Resort, Killington Elementary School and … Continue reading →

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