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Shelagh Joyce makes surprise resignation from Select Board

Wicked Local PLYMOUTH – Moments after the Select Board reorganized, member Shelagh Joyce promptly resigned. The announcement came just after Dick Quintal was elected chair and Betty Cavacco was elected vice chair. Joyce had the lone dissenting votes on both nominations. The meeting opened with Quintal welcoming Harry Helm as the newest Select Board member. He had defeated previous Chair Ken Tavares for the lone seat on the board in Saturday’s Town Elections. Then the reorganization took place, followed by a statement by Helm about his joining the Select Board. “I would like to echo what Mr. Quintal said after his election as chair,” Helm said. “I want to see a unified Select Board working together for the people of Plymouth. They deserve that.”

Agencies, businesses band together to promote Plymouth s 400th in 2021

Wicked Local PLYMOUTH – If all goes as hoped, the town could get a lot of roadside attention this summer. Up to 20 billboards could show up on the state’s highways and byways to let travelers know that Plymouth’s 400th anniversary commemoration is alive and well. A consortium of local organizations has applied for $150,000 funding from the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism to pay for the road signs. In addition, numerous businesses have agreed to donate money for the unified effort, dubbed “400 Years – My Local Plymouth.” “If we receive it, this marketing grant will add much-needed funds to help us recover after the devastating loss of our 400th anniversary year,” said Lea Filson, president and CEO of See Plymouth, one of the sponsoring groups. “Our campaign will build on the already successful ‘My Local MA ‘campaign and promote Plymouth’s extended 400th anniversary through Thanksgiving.”

Plymouth town manager does weekly show about Town Hall on PACTV

Wicked Local PLYMOUTH – It may not be “60 Minutes,” but “Truth Be Told” is starting to catch viewers attention on television. Hosted by Town Manager Melissa Arrighi, the new weekly program on PACTV gives insight and details about the ins and outs at Town Hall as seen from her office. “It’s just another way to reach residents,” she said in an interview. “Those who are already engaged with the town know what’s going on, but the vast majority don’t. We send out emails and post on social media. This is one more way of connecting with our citizens.”

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