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What Plymouth Stands For When Our Neighbors Are Afraid (Immigration)
Over the past week, I’ve heard from many Plymouth residents who are feeling anxious, frustrated, and unsure about what comes next. The regional immigration enforcement activity has shaken people, and it’s important that we talk about it honestly and in a way that reflects who we are as a community. One thing I’ve been reminded of is that complexity isn’t something to avoid. We can recognize that our immigration system needs thoughtful reform, and at the same time acknowledge
Jan 14


Recommitting to the American Experiment: A Plymouth Perspective
As an elected member of the Plymouth City Council, I proudly join fellow leaders across the country in supporting the Oklahoma City Declaration —a powerful reaffirmation of our shared commitment to democracy, civility, and the rejection of political violence. The American experiment has endured for nearly 250 years because it invites pluralism, demands compromise, and relies on persuasion—not force—to shape our future. These principles aren’t abstract ideals; they’re the dail
Oct 13, 2025


Reflecting on Plymouth’s Commitment to Clean Water
Plymouth’s SWPPP isn’t just a regulatory document—it’s a roadmap for a cleaner, healthier future.
Oct 8, 2025
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