Hey
So I am 34 I live in New Bedford MA I moved here from Florida. I have been a commercial fisherman most of my life. I have been sober for 5 years I enjoy live music finding new restaurants snowboarding hikes among many other things. I am very open minded would love to find people to go out and enjoy life with.

I’m new here on Reddit not sure what to expect
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I will be moving to Plymouth this November. Just myself and a cat. Does anyone know of anything becoming available long term around Thanksgiving?

Hi everyone! My family and I are currently relocating from Colorado back to Massachusetts this summer. I grew up in Dedham, but Plymouth has always been on our shortlist as a place to put down roots, and we’re taking a serious look at
making it our forever home.

We have two young kids (9 and 5), so our biggest priority is finding a town where they can grow up, make lifelong friends, and ideally never have to change school districts. My wife has experience bartending and serving, and I’ll be working as an outside sales rep covering the Southern Boston area.
I’d love to hear from people who actually live in Plymouth:

What do you love most about raising a family here?

How are the public schools?

How are youth sports and other activities for kids?

Are there particular neighborhoods you’d recommend (or avoid) for families?

If anyone commutes toward Boston or the surrounding area for work, how manageable is it day to day?

We visited last year and absolutely loved the town, but spending a weekend somewhere and actually living there are two very different things. I’d really appreciate any honest opinions—good or bad. Thanks in advance!

Hello!

Looking for recommendations for a beach in/near Plymouth that would be good for sunset family photos - needs to be open/accessible at sunset, relatively easy parking (for a non-resident), and nice view/scenery.

I know White Horse is beautiful but parking seems tough.

Thank you!

Small Plane Crashes Into Curlew Pond in Myles Standish State Park

Hey everyone, my name is Edwin and I'm looking for a male roommate to share a 2BR/2BA apartment in and around the Plymouth/Kingston, MA, to move in around mid to late August. I just moved to the area for work and I'm currently looking at The Point at Kingston which has a gym, outdoor swimming pool, in-unit washer & dryer, in addition to other amenities.

https://www.thepointatkingston.com

There's:

- Target: 4 min walk away

- ALDI, Walmart, restaurants: 7 min drive away

- Kingston commuter rail station: 4 min drive/20 min walk away

A bit about me:

- 22, systems engineer, clean and easygoing

- I keep shared spaces organized and tidy, don't drink or smoke

- And respectful of personal space and quiet time

I'm looking for a roommate who is

- Responsible, communicates well, cleans up after themselves, and doesn't smoke (recreational drinking is fine)

- Not looking for someone who hosts parties at home or brings a large number of friends over regularly.

It would be great to get along and be friendly instead of just being complete strangers splitting rent. I'd be happy to grab food, watch a game, or hang out from time to time, but no pressure to be best friends either. Feel free to DM me if you're looking for a roommate or have a place in mind!

Budget: ~$1,500 per person

Move-in: Mid to late August

I'm not sure if this is the best place to post about finding a roommate. If you have any recommendations or want me to remove the post, please let me know!

According to their website, Evening Spa Pass is $100 for access from 5-9pm. I’ve never been… is it worth it?

There are 7 of them flying back and forth in various formations near the waterfront. I’m assuming just practicing, but anyone have any info? (Pic taken near hospital)

Taxpayer dollars for goofy flyovers - $40 million dollar annual budget…

Cool

I read online that it’s because historically it’s from having permitted bonfires the night before the 4th. Are there any other reasons?

Hello! I see that there will be a fireworks display on the 4th near Pilgrim Memorial State Park. I’m curious if anyone knows good spots (from previous years perhaps) to view them besides Burial Hill, Nelson Park, and Pilgrim state park itself? I was thinking of watching from Plymouth Long Beach but not sure if it’ll be too far or not. Thanks!

🚨 IMPORTANT UPDATE: Fourth of July Concert Venue Change🚨

Due to the forecast of extreme heat and the potential for thunderstorms, the Plymouth Philharmonic's Esther and Alcide Ruffini Fourth of July Concert has been moved indoors to Plymouth Memorial Hall.

🎶 FREE Concert
🕢 7:30 PM
🚪 Doors open at 6:30 PM
🎟️ General admission

⚠️ Please note: Seating is limited now that the concert has moved indoors to Memorial Hall. Admission is free, and seating will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. We encourage you to arrive early.

For everyone's safety, all guests will be required to pass through security screening upon entry, as required by the Town of Plymouth and Memorial Hall.

The rest of Plymouth's Fourth of July celebration will continue as scheduled:
🏃 7:30 AM – 11th Annual Fourth of July 5K
🎉 9:00 AM – Plymouth Fourth of July Parade
🎆 Approximately 9:15 PM (Dusk) – Fireworks at DCR Pilgrim Memorial State Park

📺 Can't make it in person? Tune in live on WATD 95.9 FMor stream the concert on The Local Seen (Comcast Channel 6, Verizon Channel 43, and YouTube).

Plymouth Memorial Hall, The Local Seen Community Media, 95.9 WATD FM

We have been visiting for the past few days and are lost on what to do tomorrow. We have gone to the beach, done downtown, biked the cape cod canal... if we are looking for some adventure activities what would you suggest? We are very familiar with the area and having been coming for years but are just blanking on what to do tomorrow. The only thing is it must be family friendly as we have kids. We were thinking of doing an Arts Dune Tour in P Town but they're booked. We aren't really looking to go further north than the Duxbury area.

If you happen to have an idea... please suggest. Thanks!

Plymouth MA-Attention, beachgoers and anglers: Access to the Crossover at Plymouth Beach is officially closed to all vehicles effective immediately.

This measure is being taken to protect active piping plover nesting sites, which require a mandatory 100-yard, vehicle-free buffer zone to comply with environmental regulations and prevent disruption to these threatened chicks.

Does anybody have memories, connections, or any known history of the C. L. Norton auction house that was in Carver, Massachusetts? It probably closed around the 1970s so we know this is a long shot. I’m asking on behalf of a friend I’m working for about a painting she bought in the 1960s that she’s trying to get authenticated after all this time. We’re going through proper channels with appraisers but are also doing some research and realized we may need some type of paper trail to the art house the painting came from. We don’t necessarily believe there’s any paper work connected that could help us after so many decades but we’re not leaving a stone unturned. If anyone has any information please message me. Thanks so much.

Hello!

I have been in a search to find the CD You'll Be Alright In The End which is currently lost media, only 3 songs are available which are Broynx, Dingo Bar and Indrah

if you have the files or some info about them or the album i would be so thankful if you would send it to me

Goodbye

I grew up in Plymouth, but shortly after my brother and I graduated college and moved away to start our careers in the early 1990s, my parents retired and relocated to FL. Since then, except for an occasional stop to grab lunch on a drive to/from the Cape, I haven’t spent much time in Plymouth.

Yesterday my wife and I met some friends for a whale watch on Capt John, and afterwards we stayed for dinner. Around the boat trip we were in town most of the day. Boy, is the Plymouth waterfront gorgeous!

I had a great time tonight on the ghost tour of downtown. Even though the rain and nasty weather side tracked us a bit, it was cool to hear of the creepier parts of town.

-where to park

-what to expect

-what time should we arrive

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All that sort of information. I expect to be there by 9-10am. Me and her are down for the long haul. Day and night drinking until the fireworks start. Any recommendations is greatly appreciated. Thank you!

I volunteer to collect litter and I was told west cherry st has an issue. By a few people.
I can’t seem to find any litter. Is there an abandoned homeless camp in that area? Can someone point out where it is? I want to clean it.

Has anyone added solar lately?
And are you happy you did it?

Need a new roof soon and I am considering just doing solar at the same time.

Thanks.