Local "swap shop" reopens, a coffee shop you won't want to miss & more!

Plus, how your next fishing trip might change in Massachusetts.

Welcome to this week’s edition of Community Connections!

The mission of this newsletter is to highlight small businesses, bring people together, and encourage community connections. We do this by publishing our articles on Substack, where they can be read for free. Every week, this newsletter sends you a curated selection of our articles that are most relevant for the upcoming week ahead. From local events happening in Southeastern Massachusetts to small business news, this newsletter aims to help you start every week feeling more connected with your community.

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When I heard Marylou’s announced the flavor of the month was Blueberry Pancake, I was super excited.

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From the welcoming service to the perfectly balanced salted caramel latte, this downtown spot is a must-visit.

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Flushing is one of the most important activities public water systems use to help maintain water quality and keep the distribution system working properly.

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Plymouth’s Swap Shop gives the community a free way to keep usable items in circulation instead of sending them to the trash!

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Massachusetts residents will soon have a chance to weigh in on proposed changes to the state’s freshwater fishing rules.

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“This is your chance to be a kid again!"

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The rescue explained that what looks like a simple case of lost babies can quickly turn into an emergency.

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