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I just dont understand why so many students lives, so many teachers lives, all of this for it to change. Why does it have to take so many . By the first time, it should have been changed. But its gone so far. You lost a future olympic medalist, whose funeral i was supposed to be attending, but change is more important, because thats what they would have wanted. Why did it have to take so much blood to be spilt, so much money for you guys to gain from not answering the question, mr. Rubio . Why i...

The Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra closes its 107th season this weekend performing songs from "Abbey Road" and "Sgt. Pepper" with Jeans n Classics.

The Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra kicks off its 107th season Saturday, Sept. 24.

6:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 13, at Laura’s Center for the Arts, 97 Mill St. in Hanover.

The Phil is maintaining a mask requirement. Other entertainment companies using Memorial Hall and the Spire Center have mostly lifted theirs.

Sons of Serendip will perform at Memorial Hall Feb. 19 in a fundraising concert to benefit the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra

Sons of Serendip will perform a benefit concert for the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra at 7 p.m. Feb. 19 at Plymouth Memorial Hall, 83 Court St.

The Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra will present a free outdoor music event Aug. 18 at Laura’s Center for the Arts outdoor amphitheater, Hanover.

Wicked Local It’s a step in the right direction, but still not enough for local venues. The news that Gov. Charlie Baker was moving Massachusetts to the next level of the reopening plan on March 1 was encouraging to entertainment facilities, though they are still not ready to begin booking major events. Entertainment venues can now increase indoor capacity to 50 percent with a maximum of 500 people under the guidelines for Step 2 of Phase III, which went into effect Monday. That’s a conside...