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Plymouth’s ER Is Getting Bigger. Will the Wait Get Shorter?
Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital–Plymouth is rebuilding an emergency department that serves about 46,000 visits annually in space originally designed for roughly 25,000 to 27,000. The hospital on Sandwich Street is spending $50.2 million on a...
When Does Cranberry Farming Become a Sand Mine?
In Carver, Massachusetts, A.D. Makepeace is excavating land to build cranberry bogs and reservoirs. Construction involves digging out sand and gravel, changing the ground’s elevation and creating the beds and water systems needed to grow cr...
Hanover Said It Spent the $750,000. The Audits Say It Saved It Twice.
If you don’t live in Hanover, here’s what you need to know before the numbers start flying.
Under Proposition 2½, the state limits how fast a town’s property-tax levy can grow each year, and an operational override is a vote by residents t...
Bridgewater, The Gift That Wasn’t, the Pipe That Was, and the Price Said Out Loud
If you don’t live in Bridgewater, here’s the map before the fight. Bridgewater is a Plymouth County town south of Brockton — It’s State University country with a brick-and-rail history, and a municipal water system that is supposed to keep...
Towns Can't Educate an Empty Chair: Rethinking Chronic Absenteeism
One in four Brockton students missed at least eighteen days of school last year. Down the road in Duxbury, it was about one in twenty. Across Plymouth County — Whitman-Hanson, Rockland, Wareham, Silver Lake — close to one in five kids were...
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