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I’m a huge fan of the Plymouth District Library.  I try to get there once a week.  Sometimes I’m just there to thumb through books and CDs to relax.  Other times I know what I want and I’m there to get it.  I also once in awhile check to see what events are happening at [...]

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Besides a few of the bars in town being jam-packed tonite, I’m not sure what is happening around the city this fine day. If you are celebrating St. Patrick’s Day, I hope you have a wonderful time.  Enjoy this great traditional Irish song sung by  Sinead O’Connor.

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Maybe I wasn’t paying attention last year, but I believe this is a brand new event.  The Downtown Development Authority, with the participation of the stores and restaurants downtown, is throwing a Mardi Gras celebration starting noon the 2/21. Plymouth-Canton student art will be on display.  Merchants will give out beads. Steve King & the [...]

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I apologize if this comes off as an advertisement for another blog.  I suppose it is that, but I won’t see any payment for it. I’m passionate about music.  I have other blogs but Plymouth Living is the one I love the most and it also has the most readers.  I have to fight off [...]

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88.1 FM, which broadcasts from the Plymouth Canton Educational Park, is student-run radio.  WSDP is buried all the way over to the left of the dial (for those of us that remember radio dials) and doesn’t have the strongest broadcast signal, but it comes in crystal clear in town and within a few miles from [...]

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I apologize for the late notice of this event. I only noticed this today. Here’s the PFDC’s website http://www.geocities.com/pfdc_2000/ I like fife and drum bands. Very American. Very British.

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For years I’ve wanted to help put on a Celtic festival and have discussed that with several friends and considered several different locations.  Most recently, a friend and I discussed putting one on here in Plymouth and made some very general inquiries about whether that would be doable or even welcomed. More recently I’ve felt [...]

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Back when I was in grad school, my close friend, Joe, introduced me to the Plymouth Coffee Bean Co., or “the Bean,” on Penniman.  Before there were coffee shops on every street corner, the Bean was one of the few places around that sold anything better than gas station coffee.  Just as inviting as the [...]

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