Author Archives: The Plymouth Press

Readers needed for July 4th Coolidge celebration

From Diane Kemble, Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation Do you have an interest in history and would enjoy a three minute stint of public speaking at the Coolidge 4th of July? Readers needed at noon at the Plymouth Cemetery. Please email education@calvin-coolidge.org or call … Continue reading →

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Town Plan Adopted by Plymouth Voters

From Barbara Rabtoy, Town Clerk Results of the June 13th vote for Plymouth Town Plan Yes votes – 28 No votes – 23 The Town Plan has been adopted by the voters.

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Governor Shumlin Dedicates New Exhibit at Coolidge Historic Site

From Jen Flaster Coolidge family members, Memorial Foundation board members, historic site staff and Plymouth residents gathered under sunny skies on Saturday to dedicate a new interactive exhibit at the Coolidge Museum and Education Center. Speakers included Christopher Coolidge Jeter … Continue reading →

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Warning: Proposed Town Plan Vote on June 13

WARNING The legal voters of Plymouth are hereby warned that Wednesday, June 13, 2012 the polls at the Plymouth Municipal Building will be open 10:00AM – 7:00PM, for the purpose of voting by Australian Ballot as petitioned for the Proposed … Continue reading →

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Plymouth Planning Commission Meeting – June 5

From Wendell Beckman – Planning Commission Chair Next Scheduled Meeting June 5, 2012 7:00 pm Since we do not have any applications scheduled to come before the Planning Commission on June 5th we will use this meeting to continue work … Continue reading →

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Montpelier Report from Dennis Devereux

Legislative Report from Rep. Dennis Devereux The end of the session always finds some well intended legislation left undone. This was the case with a labor bill that the commerce committee had worked on for over a year. The concepts … Continue reading →

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May 15 Planning Commission Forum at Plymouth Municipal Building

From Wendell Beckman – Planning Commission Chair The Plymouth Planning Commission in concert with the Two River-Ottauquechee Regional Commission will conduct a public forum at 7:00PM on revision to the Plymouth Regulations/Bylaws. This is the second of two public forums, … Continue reading →

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Need Volunteers for Irene-related Clean-up?

From Jill Davies, Plymouth Recovery Coordinator We are getting many offers of help from volunteers who want to help with Irene related projects. If you’d like to have a team of volunteers help out at your property it is time … Continue reading →

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Got Bats? VT Fish and Wildlife Department Seeks Info

From Alyssa Bennett, Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department Got Bats? The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department (VFWD) is seeking information on summer bat colonies in your area. Vermont’s cave-bat species continue to struggle due to the deadly effects of White-Nose Syndrome. As a result, … Continue reading →

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Plymouth Farmer’s Market Getting Started

From Sue Poirier A group of very enthusiastic and dedicated volunteers are in the process of establishing the start of a Plymouth Farmer’s Market.  Our first year will start out small but will offer the opportunity for the community to … Continue reading →

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