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James D. 'Don' Harrington, innkeeper in Plymouth
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PLYMOUTH - James D. "Don" Harrington, 73, of Plymouth and Marco
Island, Fla., owner of the Pilgrim Sands Motel at Plymouth Beach for
more than 30 years, died Saturday at his Florida home.
Mr. Harrington was also owner and operator of the Colonial House
Inn in Plymouth. He previously worked for Raytheon and was an
original owner, with his late brother Robert, of the Plymouth Motel
on Route 44. He served as a communications specialist in the Army
from 1951 to 1953, in Germany.
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James D. 'Don' Harrington, innkeeper in Plymouth
The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA
; PLYMOUTH - James D. "Don" Harrington, 73, of Plymouth and Marco Island, Fla., owner of the Pilgrim Sands Motel at Plymouth Beach for more than 30 years, died Saturday at his Florida home. Mr. Harrington was also owner and operator of the Colonial House Inn in Plymouth. He previously worked for
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Marion Harrington
The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA
; PLYMOUTH - Marion "Jean" (Harrison) Harrington, 80, of Plymouth, an artist, died Friday at the Radius Health Care Center, in Plymouth. Mrs. Harrington was a member of the Eastham Painters Guild. Born in Newark, N.J., she graduated from Bloomfield (N.J.) High School in 1943. She was a former
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Rosemarie T. Harrington
The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA
; Rosemarie T. Harrington PLYMOUTH - Rosemarie T. (Comeau) Harrington, 78, of Plymouth, a former insurance company owner, died Friday at her winter home in Fajardo, Puerto Rico. Mrs. Harrington owned and operated the William Harrington Insurance Co. for many years with her husband of 55 years,
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Plymouth learned, too late, that we'd left it in the dust
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Plymouth. The name conjures up images of stern Pilgrims dressed in black, conservative by nature and thrifty by necessity. That was exactly the market psychographic the first Plymouth, a staid four-cylinder model, targeted as it rolled into New York's Madison Square Garden to be introduced in July
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PLYMOUTH COUNTY SHERIFF RACE ; Both candidates get donations from political heavy hitters; McDonough campaign
The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA
; Plymouth County Sheriff Joseph F. McDonough and his Republican rival, Joseph D. McDonald Jr., have each attracted the attention of some big-name members of their political parties, as evidenced by the list of people who have donated to their campaigns. The latest campaign finance reports filed with
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Fast-growing Plymouth has many faces; Without a unifying school district, suburb draws identity from recreational amenities.(HOMES)
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
; ... has. Since 1970, the population has more than tripled from 18,077 to more than 58,000 within a 36-square-mile area. Recent road maps suggest a city designed by the hand of a manic Etch-A-Sketch artist, with roads that twist and turn without any apparent sense ...
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A DAY FOR `AMERICA'S HOMETOWN' PLYMOUTH REAPS THANKSGIVING BONANZA
The Boston Globe
; PLYMOUTH - The Thanksgiving tradition had become so routine for Martha Morris that she started dreading the day months ago. Year after year, she spent hours standing over her kitchen stove, following a recipe for the perfect meal: turkey smothered in gravy, sweet potatoes, green beans, and
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Yesterday's volume leader Plymouth gets a new lease on life.(The 100-Year Almanac and 1996 Market Data Book)
Automotive News
; Plymouth lives! A few years ago, it wasn't possible to say that with any great degree of certainty. But Chrysler Corp. appears to have commuted the death sentence of its all-time best-selling make of car. Plymouth may never regain the dominant position it once held within Chrysler Corp., but it
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Plymouth on cruise control in trophy win
Plymouth Evening Herald, The
; Plymouth Schools U156 Exeter Schools U151 TWO goals apiece from Seb Broomfield (Plymstock) and Aaron Spear (Coombe Dean) were enough to see Plymouth cruise into the last 32 of the English Schools' Trophy at Erme Valley. It took Plymouth only three minutes to open the scoring as Spear beat Exeter
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UMASS-BOSTON CONSIDERS OFFERINGS IN PLYMOUTH
The Boston Globe
; PLYMOUTH - When the new academic year starts in September, the University of Massachusetts in Boston plans to offer courses in Plymouth. While the initial classes will be specialized and aimed at employees of local businesses, university officials envision eventually offering bachelor's and
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