What's up Plymouth! Let's start this morning right by getting caught up on what's going on around town. Keep reading to stay in the loop. ☕️️
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Also on today's calendar: GPub's House Party Night & Live Bands! and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: How do billboards talk? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Plymouth Fire Department Welcomes Community For Open House (patch.com) — Families in Plymouth are invited to visit North Plymouth Fire Station 7 on October 17 for a free open house featuring hands-on fire safety demonstrations and kid-friendly activities. Residents can meet local firefighters, learn practical safety tips, and take home information to help prepare for emergencies, all while enjoying crafts, coloring, and photo opportunities.
2. Legal Advertisements - Week of October 8, 2026 (theweektoday.com) — Several new probate filings and estate notices have been posted through Plymouth Probate and Family Court at 52 Obery Street, including deadlines this month for anyone wishing to object. The legal ads also flag a Wareham foreclosure auction and two Wareham public hearings on a large solar project and a Main Street zoning variance, which Plymouth County residents may want to track.
3. Controversial condo project abandoned by Pulte Homes (plymouthindependent.org) — A large condo development near the North Plymouth waterfront has been dropped by Pulte Homes, ending a year of heated hearings and neighborhood opposition. Plymouth officials and residents who fought the 163-unit 40B project, citing traffic, environmental risks, and scale, are celebrating the decision after conservation commissioners denied key permits and the company chose not to appeal.
4. Plymouth County Hires Pembroke Law Firm to Investigate Former Employee's Hostile Work Environment Complaint (southshore.news subscription) — In a meeting held in Plymouth, county commissioners voted to hire Pembroke law firm Clifford & Kenny to investigate a former employee's hostile work environment complaint. After initial hesitation over costs and process, commissioners unanimously agreed an outside investigation was needed, with the county administrator now authorized to sign the firm's agreement so the inquiry can proceed.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "How do billboards talk?" — Sign language (Thank you Ellen S. for sending it in!)
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