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Connecticut DEEP Announces the Opening of State Parks and Beaches: State Parks Remain Open with Restrictions; Shoreline Swimming Areas Open; Inland Swimming Areas Closed, Capacity Limits and Social Distancing Guidelines Remain in Place They also encourage visitors to select locations closest to your home. State parks and beaches near Plymouth include: ParkCityLocationBlack
Letter: CT Guidelines Miss the Mark, Do Not Allow for the Safe Reopening of Offices: Letter to the Editor Guidelines Released by the Reopen Connecticut Taskforce Miss the Mark, Do Not Allow for the Safe Reopening of Offices On May 9, 2020, a council of Connecticut business leaders, in concert with the Lamont Administration, released rules and
How Many Electric Vehicles are Registered in Plymouth?: Roadmap Outlines Strategy for Accelerating Deployment of EVs in Connecticut Coinciding with the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day which took place a few weeks ago, the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection issued its Electric Vehicle Roadmap for Connecticut (EV
Find out where Plymouth High School ranks in U.S. News & World Report: U.S. News & World Report reviewed more than 24,000 U.S. public high schools and 207 Connecticut schools made their 2020 rankings. Below are the rankings of high schools in and around . High SchoolCT RankNat RankGrad RateEnrollmentBristol Central High School#102#5,73290%1,125Plainville High School#103#5,75093%707Waterbury
Some Good News: Some Good News! Everyday heroes are emerging amidst the pain we are all experiencing. Their stories can inspire us all. HamletHub has been received an abundance of stories about ordinary people doing extraordinary things so we created a special "hub" to spread
Plymouth Residents Can Support Connecticut Food Bank By Participating in Race Against Hunger: Support for Connecticut Food Bank During COVID-19: Race Against Hunger Connecticut Food Bank needs the town of Plymouth to help to support their efforts during the COVID-19 Pandemic! Food Bank volunteers are working tirelessly during this unprecedented time to feed the
Gov Lamont Announces Open Fishing Season for Connecticut: This week, Governor Lamont signed an Executive Order that included the early opening of the fishing season in Connecticut. With spring showing its early colors, fishing is a perfect outdoor activity. It states: opening the fishing season early in inland waters will help
Connecticut State Parks and Forest OPEN to Plymouth Residents for Solitary Outdoor Enjoyment: Walking and hiking are healthy ways to reduce stress during this difficult time, but make sure to adhere to social distancing as outlined by the CDC - even when outdoors! Governor Lamont has allowed the trails and grounds of Connecticut State
Connecticut Gas Prices Drop 13 Cents in a Week: Declining crude oil prices continue to drive average gas prices lower this week, says AAA Northeast. In Connecticut today, the statewide average of $2.29 is 13 cents cheaper compared to last week and 39 cents cheaper compared to last year. A similar
What’s an Essential and Nonessential Connecticut Business? Governor Ned Lamont Releases List: Today, Governor Ned Lamont released a list of businesses designated as essential.  Non-essential businesses are ordered to restrict their in-person workforce from going to work. The entire list along with the explanation is provided below. --- On March 20, 2020, The Governor

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Published on Wednesday, 12 February 2014 09:16
Written by Jeannette Brodeur

Jeannette Brodeur - Editor

 Jeannette Brodeur has been a journalist for 25 years. She was born in Waterbury and got her start as a reporter for Imprint Newspapers and the Naugatuck Daily News.

As a young reporter, who was shorter than most of the national television news crews, Jeannette was able to stand right in front of the news crowd to snap a close photo of then presidential candidate and now former President Bill Clinton.

For six years, she served as a copy editor and popular columnist for the New Jersey Herald, the largest daily newspaper in Sussex County, New Jersey.

She is an active volunteer here in town and serves as the president of the Plymouth/Terryville Special Needs PTA. Jeannette and her family have lived in Terryville for eight years. She enjoys reading, photography, listening to Bruce Springsteen and taking walks around Lake Winfield.

Jeannette is looking forward to being the local source for news and events in Plymouth. If you have any ideas or suggestions for stories, e-mail her at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

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