Category Archives: Events

Margo Marrone’s Plymouth Report

Posted on 04/10/2014 by Plymouth Press Contributing Writer

Republished with permission from The Vermont Standard 4/6/14 A reminder about the Family Day happenings at the Notch on 4/12 from noon – 4:00 PM. The special “Hats” program, hands-on activities & the interactive exhibit More Than Two Words will … Continue reading →

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Coolidge Historic Site Family-Friendly Activity Day

Posted on 04/09/2014 by tbascom

The President Coolidge Homestead will have a family-friendly activity day on Saturday, April 12. Wear your favorite historical hat, if you have one, and join in the fun! Continue reading →

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River study update at Planning Commission mtg. on 4/8

Posted on 04/04/2014 by Plymouth Press Contributing Writer

From Pete Fellows (Contact: pfellows@trorc.org; http://www.trorc.org) The third agenda item on the Planning Commission meeting on 4/8 (approx 7:30pm) will be an update of the river study work that was completed this past fall as well as the future restoration projects … Continue reading →

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Hats on the Program at Coolidge April 12

Posted on 04/04/2014 by The Plymouth Press

From Diane Kemble, Education Director, Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation A special program on Hats will be held at the President Calvin Coolidge Museum and Education Center on Saturday, April 12 at 2:00 p.m. President Lincoln was known for his stovepipe … Continue reading →

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Margo Marrone’s Plymouth Report

Posted on 04/04/2014 by Plymouth Press Contributing Writer

Republished with permission from The Vermont Standard 3/30/14 Well, the first gathering of the Book Group took place at the Community Center on Thurs 3/26 with 6 of us in attendance – Betsy Tonkin, Carol Ackley, Dee Beckman, Kat Robbins, … Continue reading →

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Margo Marrone’s Plymouth Report

Posted on 03/27/2014 by Plymouth Press Contributing Writer

Republished with permission from The Vermont Standard 3/23/14 Hope folks will consider joining the reading group that will be meeting this Thursday, 3/27 at 6:30 at the Community Building (the former Plymouth Elementary School). Feel free to bring a book … Continue reading →

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Margo Marrone’s Plymouth Report

Posted on 03/20/2014 by Plymouth Press Contributing Writer

Republished with permission from The Vermont Standard 3/16/14 The lovely sunshine was deceiving on Sunday as Karen Evans & I walked, but the wind was brisk & tried to remind us that spring isn’t here yet. Yet just as we … Continue reading →

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Plymouth Open Studio Event

Posted on 03/12/2014 by tbascom

Join your friends and neighbors in a fun Open Studio event at the Plymouth School Activity Center. Bring your art to work on and informally share. Or come to learn something new! Continue reading →

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Ash Wednesday Service at Tyson Church

Posted on 03/04/2014 by The Plymouth Press

From Margo Marrone There will be an Ash Wednesday service at Tyson Congregational Church at 6:00 PM this Wednesday, 3/5. We are located just off Rte 100, on the Ludlow/Plymouth border – across from the Echo Lake Inn. The church … Continue reading →

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Margo Marrone’s Plymouth Report

Posted on 03/02/2014 by Plymouth Press Contributing Writer

Republished with permission from The Vermont Standard 2/24/14 My goodness what delightful, warm days on Saturday & Sunday. Some major melting going on! Of course, by the time the paper goes to print we will be back in the deep … Continue reading →

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