Frank Mand News Today

Charter commission members have disputed several items included in an estimate from the town of what implementing the proposed charter would cost.

An exchange at a recent Planning Board meeting between its chairman, Birgitta Kuehn, and a local developer led to a reorganization of the board.

Students from Rising Tide Charter Public School spent part of their summer looking for solutions to problems posed by climate change.

Wicked Local It makes no sense to have two members of the same family serving on a five-person board. Never in my 40-year history of life in Plymouth have I seen two members of the same family serve together, as could happen in the current election for the Planning Board. If a husband and wife serve together it poses all kinds of questions related to ethics, morals, and the open meeting law. Why should we put the town in such a position?  I urge Plymouth residents to vote for Frank Mand for...