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This week members of the Plymouth Redevelopment Commission met in the Council Chambers of City Hall and commission member Nancy Felde brought up concerns about the condition of some of the Honey Locus trees in the downtown area looking in bad shape and showing signs of dying. Felde said her husband Luke, sits on the
The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety approved three requests During their meeting Monday evening. Blueberry Cottage asked for approval to place sweaters on the Honey Locus trees in the downtown business district. During the meeting, Lynn Gee, an avid knitter and knitting teacher told the board Blueberry Cottage has a children’s after-school knitting