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Also on today's calendar: Resin Wave Board Workshop at Untold Brewing and 9 more events.
And lastly, we have a post from a neighbor, Andrea M.!
Today's riddle: Why should you never iron a 4-leaf colver? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Duxbury Mom Lindsay Clancy Back In Court To See If She Faces Another Triple Murder Trial (patch.com) — A high-profile murder case returned to Plymouth court as prosecutors sought a gag order following a mistrial in the triple murder charges against Duxbury mother Lindsay Clancy. Her attorney asked the judge for a required finding of not guilty, arguing there is insufficient evidence for a rational juror to convict, while prosecutors aim to curb public commentary after a contentious summer trial.
2. This Massachusetts museum doesn't tell history, it drops you straight into 1620 (wheninyourstate.com) — Right in Plymouth, you can spend a full day exploring Plimoth Patuxet Museums, from the 17th-century English Village and Wampanoag homesite to the downtown Mayflower II and working Plimoth Grist Mill. The piece walks you through what to see, how much walking to expect, and how to plan your route around town so you can make the most of a visit.
3. J&J wins trial over Massachusetts woman's talc lawsuit (legalnewsline.com) — A Plymouth jury has ruled that Johnson & Johnson's talc-based baby powder did not cause a Massachusetts woman's fatal mesothelioma, though jurors said the product should have carried a warning label. The decision adds to J&J's recent courtroom wins, even as broader talc-related cancer litigation and settlement talks continue nationwide.
4. Florida man walks over 20M steps to New England, in honor of suicide, addiction victims (ksl.com) — Plymouth residents recently welcomed Florida walker Kyndal Ray Edwards as he passed through town on his 20‑million‑step journey honoring people lost to suicide and addiction. Supported by New Englanders who brought him rain gear during a nor'easter, he's using each mile and bracelet to spark conversations about mental health and recovery on his way toward Boston and ultimately Lubec, Maine.
5. Nor'easter Outages Peaked Near 136,000 as Full Moon Tides Drove Repeated Flooding on the Northeast Coast (natureworldnews.com) — Plymouth saw one of the heaviest rain totals in the region, with 6.73 inches reported during the slow-moving nor'easter that flooded much of the Northeast. While the storm has moved offshore, residents are urged to stay alert for any lingering coastal flood advisories, avoid flooded roads, and document any water damage for potential insurance claims.
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