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If you enjoy this article, be sure to click "follow" to be one of the first to know when I publish. (PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS) The Plimoth Patuxet Museums took to social media to remind the Plymouth community that today, March 25th, would have marked the new year for the pilgrims!

Needing to blow off the dust and take your favorite ride or classic car for a cruise! It's 2023, and the first Mobilgas Cars and Coffee is coming up on Saturday May 6, 2023 at 7 a.m.!

If you enjoy this article, be sure to click "follow" to be one of the first to know when I publish. (PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS) On Sunday, March 19th, the Plymouth Police Department announced that due to a number of reasons, they would be disbanding the Mounted Unit.

If you enjoy this article, be sure to click "follow" to be one of the first to know when I publish. (PLYMOUTH COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS) With a snowstorm just around the corner, you might not be able to tell, but Spring is in the air! The Plymouth Public Library has announced that The Seed Library, located at the Plymouth Public Library and the Manomet Branch Library, has officially opened for the 2023 season.

If you enjoy this article, be sure to click "follow" to be one of the first to know when I publish. (PLYMOUTH COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS) Two local organizations have partnered to provide free food options to the community of Plymouth County. They are currently distributing free pre-packaged dinner meal kits to everyone in the area on Monday, March 13, 2023.

If you enjoy this article, be sure to click "follow" to be one of the first to know when I publish. (PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS) On Saturday, March 11th, 2023, the much-anticipated reopening of Mamma Mia's Restaurant on Plymouth's Waterfront took place. The restaurant had been closed for a few days due to movement in the ground, which led to road closures and caused damage to the foundation of multiple buildings in the area.

In this video JamesandKarla showcase a super rare 1970 Plymouth Road Runner at the Delray Beach Muscle Car Show 2023.

These seven local Plymouth area celebrities will be dancing and competing for the coveted Mirror Ball TrophyPhoto byPlymouth Area Chamber of Commerce / Photo Edit by Dianna Carney.

(PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS) Whether you miss the spooky season or are a history lover looking to learn the past, you're invited to attend a tour of the local Burial Hill Cemetry! This monthly event will lead you on a historic adventure through time.

(PLYMOUTH COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS) Calling all foodies! If you want to get a delicious deal while supporting local businesses, don't miss this tasty week-long celebration! The Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce has announced that Local Eats Week is back and includes over ten establishments throughout Plymouth County that offer yummy meals at a special promotional price!

(PLYMOUTH COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS) The Plymouth County Outreach announced on Friday, February 24th, that there has been a recent spike in suspected overdose deaths in the community.

(PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS) It has been a little over one month since the first day for Plymouth residents to obtain nomination papers if they're interested in running for office. Starting on January 3rd, citizens interested in running for elected office in the Town of Plymouth can begin the process!

(PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS) The restaurant space formerly occupied by Isaac's on Plymouth Harbor officially has a new name: 71° West. The announcement was made on Instagram after the local establishment 42 Degrees North Restaurant & Lounge had revealed on their own social media pages that the name reveal would be made during the evening of Friday, February 3rd.

Photo by(Plymouth Police Department / Facebook) (PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS) It was a big day for some students at Plymouth South High School! On Friday, January 20th, the Plymouth Police Department announced via a Facebook video that the new Plymouth South High School Cruiser had been unveiled to the students who had helped create the unique one-of-a-kind cruiser design!

(TAUNTON, MASSACHUSETTS) It may surprise you to learn that Taunton was the first town in America to be founded by a woman. Elizabeth Poole (or Pole, depending on the historical account) traveled to Plymouth Colony thirteen years after the first Pilgrims had landed, and became the Foundress of Taunton.

Photo by(42 Degrees North / Facebook) (PLYMOUTH, MA) In October 2022, the local establishment 42 Degrees North Restaurant & Loungeannounced after "lots of swirling rumors" they had"acquired the restaurant space formerly occupied by Isaac's on Plymouth Harbor and construction is underway!" Three months later, they've now revealed how far in the process they are!

Rafael Hernandez was injured in a head-on collision on South Meadow Road in Plymouth.Photo by(Keira DiSciullo / AngeLink) (PLYMOUTH COUNTY, MA) A local elementary school employee has revealed that her husband was seriously injured in a head-on car accident that happened in Plymouth the day before Christmas Eve.

Photo by(RODNAE Productions) (PLYMOUTH, MA) The holiday season is typically advertised as glamorous gifts and festive fun, but the most recent news from the Plymouth County Outreach reminds us that for many, the holidays are a lonely and isolating time filled with sadness and loss. This is following a spike in drug overdoses throughout Plymouth County during the first 19 days of December, on Tuesday, December 20, 2022, the Plymouth County Outreach and the police chiefs of Plymouth County issued an alert.

"If he happens to be found, we will take him back no questions asked."Photo by(Plymouth Downtown Waterfront District / Facebook) (PLYMOUTH, MA) With Christmas only 19 days away, I'm sad to announce that the Grinch has visited the quaint seaside New England town of Plymouth. On Sunday, December 4th, the Plymouth Downtown Waterfront Distract made an official statement via Facebook that the community's "beloved Frosty the Snowman has gone missing from the Light The Nights Trail."

Photo by(Photo by Elina Fairytale) (PLYMOUTH, MA) For those living in Plymouth, the holiday season is filled with lights, decorations, and trees adorned with ornaments. But, if you were a Plymouth resident in 1659, you'd be seen as a real rebel for celebrating Christmas in such an "offensive way". Christmas trees were seen as so despicable, that at one point you may have been cited or even arrested for honoring the festive holiday in such a cheerful way!