Local News for Plymouth, Connecticut

Board of Finance Meeting

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Plymouth Historical Society marks 225 years with Passport to Plymouth

PLYMOUTH – Although the Town of Plymouth’s 225th anniversary isn’t until 2020, the Plymouth Historical Society is getting a jump start on celebrating. Earlier this summer, a large mural depicting historical and current features of the town was unveiled on… Read the rest of the article on countytimes.com READ MORE.

Police News

WATERTOWN – According to police, Alim L. Ajdari, 63, 163 Main St., Apt. 5, Terryville, was arrested at 7:20 a.m. Tuesday, March 17 for harassment in the second degree. Read the rest of the article on primepublishers.com READ MORE.

Connecticut State Parks and Forest OPEN to Plymouth Residents for Solitary Outdoor Enjoyment

Walking and hiking are healthy ways to reduce stress during this difficult time, but make sure to adhere to social distancing as outlined by the CDC – even when outdoors! Governor Lamont has allowed the trails and grounds of Connecticut State Parks and Forests to remain open for solitary outdoor enjoyment. If you plan on READ MORE.

Celebrating the Puppies of Plymouth on National Puppy Day

Today, we celebrate puppies. Those furry bundles of unconditional love that bring so much joy to humans. We need that now more than ever. “Rescue don’t shop” is the best rule of thumb when looking for a new pet. Pet adoption is quickly becoming the preferred way to find a new puppy according to the READ MORE.

Red Cross Faces Severe Blood Shortage During COVID-19 Outbreak, Plymouth Residents Encouraged to Donate

The American Red Cross is facing a severe blood shortage due to an unprecedented number of blood drive cancellations during this coronavirus outbreak. “Healthy individuals are needed to donate now to help patients counting on lifesaving blood,” the Red Cross says. Many local blood drives are being postponed, but they are encouraging Plymouth residents to READ MORE.

Something for Plymouth to look forward to – National Trails Day is coming June 6th

Did you know that Connecticut hosts the largest National Trails Day celebration in the nation according to the CT Forest and Park Association? National Trails Day is scheduled to take place on June 6th and 7th. You can register now by clicking here https://www.ctwoodlands.org/ct-trails-weekend/2020-connecticut-trails-day-event-registration-open Last year the event attracted over 250 events and an estimated READ MORE.

Plymouth Students can win $11,000 from AAA by Safety Video

AAA is running a contest that will allow students to showcase their talents and help communicate a powerful message to drivers of all ages. Students have until May 15 to enter in the AAA Northeast Video Contest for your chance to win more than $11,000. We’re looking for original videos addressing the risks of marijuana-impaired READ MORE.

Voting Primary Moved to June 2nd

March 10, 2020 – The Primary has been moved to June 2nd Should you nee an nbsp;an absentee ballot applications are available online at the follwoing web page https://portal.ct.gov/-/media/SOTS/ElectionServices/ElectForms/electforms/aabengpdf.pdf?la=en NOTE: This MUST be printed on LEGAL size paper. […] Read the article on plymouthct.us READ MORE.

Mayor?s COVID Update

March 17, 2020 – Mayors COVID-19 update I would like to send this update to you, the residents of Plymouth to assure you that we are doing everything that we can to stay head of this virus. nbsp; I meet daily with our Emergency Management team here in Town Hall, Including Police, Fire Department and READ MORE.

*IMPORTANT NOTICE: TOWN/BOARD MEETING CANCELLATIONS*

March 13, 2020 – Plymouth will be cancelling all Board/Committee/Commission meetings in two-week increments, beginning immediately, due to the spread of the coronavirus. nbsp; Mayor Merchant will reevaluate the situation at the end of two weeks however, until that time all Town meetings are suspended. If there are any very important decisions that need to READ MORE.

Rinkavage, Terryville outlast Cheney Tech in Division V opener

TERRYVILLE – No. 10 Terryville survived scares at the beginning and end of its first-round Division V boys basketball test against No. 23 Cheney Tech before pulling away to a 68-56 win at Terryville High School Monday nigh… Read the rest of the article on gametimect.com READ MORE.

Terryville outlasts Cheney Tech

Short-handed Terryville outlasts Cheney Tech to advance in the Division V playoffs Read the rest of the article on registercitizen.com READ MORE.

The Bristol Press: The Bristol Press – …

The Bristol Press – Plymouth Public Schools, Terryville Library want community to come together by reading, discussing same book: Read the article on twitter.com READ MORE.

New England Barn Dance

April 4, 2020 (7:00 PM – 9:00 PM) – Location: Wood Acres Farm, 68 Griffin Road, Terryville The Plymouth 225th Anniversary Committee invites everyone to a New England Barn Dance. Circle, square and longways dancing with caller Patricia Campbell and music by The Reel Thing. All dances will be taught, no experience necessary. Family friendly, READ MORE.

Terryville Lions Annual Easter Egg Hunt

April 4, 2020 (1:00 PM – 1:15 PM) – Location: Terryville High School For children 0-10 years of age or up to 5th grade Easter Bunny will be here —so bring your camera Rain date April 5th 1pm nbsp; […] Read the article on plymouthct.us READ MORE.

Sympathy Jones: The Secret Agent Musical presented by THS DRAMA Club

March 6, 2020 (6:30 PM – 8:30 PM) – Location: Plymouth Public Schools Sympathy Jones: The Secret Agent Musical presented by the Terryville High School DRAMA Club. A fun-filled jazzy romp, with comedy and action aplenty. Featuring elementary, middle, and high school students, along with some THS DRAMA Club Alumni doing some hard work to READ MORE.

2020 Boys Basketball League Tournament Hub

  Berkshire League Saturday, Feb. 29 – Friday, March 6 Top Seed: Wamogo Defending Champion: Wamogo Championship Game: Friday, March 6 at Shepaug Valley, 7 p.m. Favorites: Wamogo, Shepaug Valley Contenders: Nonnewaug, Terryville Players to watch: Ethan Collins, Wamogo; Owen Hibbard, Shepaug Valley; Jackson Baker, Nonnewaug Central Connecticut Conference Thursday, Feb. 27 – Thursday, […] READ MORE.

Terryville locks up 3rd seed in Berkshire with win over Northwestern

WINSTED – With No. 1 seed Wamogo and No. 2 Nonnewaug set in the top spots of the Berkshire League Boys Basketball Tournament beginning this Saturday, Terryville resolved a potential three-way tie for third with a 50-46 win… Read the rest of the article on gametimect.com READ MORE.

Terryville marches past Northwestern

With the win, the Kangaroos locked up the No. 3 spot for the upcoming Berkshire League tournament. Read the rest of the article on registercitizen.com READ MORE.