The photo took second place in the City Landmarks division of our Picture Plymouth photo contest.
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This issue, our editor’s podcast pick is Janet Lansbury’s Unruffled. This podcast is exactly what I wish I had had when my kids were young. It’s not preachy or judgmental—it’s smart, conversational and hits just the right note.
Interfaith Outreach is
the Plymouth
nonprofit that keeps giving.
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Thanksgiving is a time to gather with all kinds of friends and family, including the furry ones! Chuck and Dons of Plymouth East gives a few suggestions on how to properly care for your pet this holiday season.
[Clothing]
“On any given day, a new customer will walk into our store and remark, ‘Wow, this is just the kind of men’s store I’ve been looking for,’” says Nicole Chose, co-owner and marketing director of The Foursome, a Plymouth menswear store.
Plymouth resident Skip Sturtz has always wanted to help others. Over the years, Sturtz, 58, has wondered to what extent he would go to save another person’s life.
Everyone deserves to feel beautiful and love what they see when they look in the mirror. Beautyholic Salon owner Hanna Puckett’s services are designed to help shape her clients into a more confident, beautiful version of themselves.
“Every piece of jewelry tells a story,” says master goldsmith Stuart Adelman. And at Artelle Designs, owned by Stuart and his wife Ellie Adelman, it’s especially true. Stuart has been designing and creating custom jewelry for over 40 years. Jewelry has an emotional pull, says Adelman.
Driving on Old Rockford Road in Plymouth, St. Barnabas might look like a standard church, with an attractive building and grounds.
St. Barnabas has all the music one might expect a church to have—choirs, bells and an organ. But St. Barnabas,
