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Bear spotted in Orleans, headed east
The black bear that has made the trek from Middleboro to Cape Cod has been spotted once again, headed east.
Bear Makes A Splash On Cape Cod
A young male black bear has come to Cape Cod, apparently swimming across the Cape Cod Canal and making its way east across the peninsula.
NRC Renews Operating License for Pilgrim Nuclear Power Plant for an Additional 20 Years
Washington, DC, May 30, 2012 - The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has renewed the operating license for the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth, Mass., for an additional 20 years.
Starry Night Band to perform at Shaw Home for the Aged
The Starry Night Band will perform "Music and Magic" at the Hannah B. G. Shaw Home for the Aged tomorrow at 1 p.m. This performance is free and open to the public, but seating is limited.
Composer, pianist, organist performs at 'Sunday Afternoon Music'
Mortimer Barron: teams up for the second time with Susan Land Hotchkiss to raise money to refurbish the 1890 Woodberry and Harris Tracker Organ at the First Unitarian Universalist Society of Middleborough.
Both sides praise turbine halt
In Falmouth, a wind turbine had been ordered shut down by the state because tests showed it exceeded noise standards.
By Josef Omorotionmwan HISTORY repeats itself once in a while. It has taken almost four centuries for American history to replicate itself in Nigeria, more specifically, in the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN.
Beach, Boat and Transfer Station Stickers Available
Plymouth residents can now purchase stickers for Long Beach, 4X4, the State Boat Ramp, Transfer Station access and Recycle Only starting yesterday, May 29.
Senate Approves $1.7 Million for Air, Water Testing Aroung Pilgrim Nuke Plant
The Department of Public Health received $1.7 million in the state Senate's 2013 budget to conduct regular air and water testing around Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station as a way to ensure the health and safety of Plymouth residents, according to a press release from Senate President Therese Murray's office.
11 Plymoutheans Graduate from UMass Dartmouth
The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth undergraduate commencement was on May 27.
Five Things You Need to Know Today: May 29
2.Join the Friends of Myles Standish State Forest for a starry night adventure. We will be learning about the night sky with local astronomer Mike Thompson-Renzi. The talk will take place at the MSSF Conference Building, just up the hill from the Headquarters.
Entergy Nuke Station Gets New 20-Year License
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has announced its decision to renew the operating license for Entergy's Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth, Mass.
Proposed State Budget Includes $250,000 for Plymouth 400 Committee
The state is climbing on Plymouth's 400th celebration bandwagon. Included in the $32.45 billion budget passed by the state Senate Friday is $250,000 for the Plymouth 400 Committe, to suppor the town's 400th anniversary in 2020.
Black bear on Cape Cod likely swam there, officials say
The black bear that was spotted roaming Cape Cod backyards last weekend is believed to have swum across the Cape Cod Canal, state wildlife officials said today.
The Friends of the Plymouth Pound in conjunction with Promising Hope Sanctuary in Middleborough are seeking shelter for cats that may not be suitable as houseA pets.
The sun was shining as South Elementary preschool classes headed to the Plymouth waterfront on May 24th for a day of exploration.
Agnew was right--bridges might be closed
The state emergency administrations does have plans to stop Cape Codders from using the Sagamore Bridge " for a period of hours to prevent people from driving into the contaminated area ," presumably meaning Plymouth.
A runner's rare and possibly precedent-setting encounter with a black bear in West Barnstable on Sunday prompted police to send out automated calls through the neighborhood to alert residents to the animal's presence.
Plymouth divided over Pilgrim's license renewal
Carl Crowley remembers being a little boy at a local community center and leafing through a comic book that explained nuclear power through an illustrated super-hero. "That was the town's way to explain to the children what was going on," Crowley, 46, said Sunday, laughing.