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Read about what's happening in and around Plymouth. BRIEFLY: May 5
Read about what's happening in and around Plymouth. Two Southern U.S. states call time out on battle over Canadian-carved stone
Louisiana's main history museum and a nearby city in Mississippi have called a temporary truce in their long-running battle over the "Iberville Stone" — a mysterious marble marker said to have been carved at a Gulf Coast fort 313 years ago by the intrepid, 17th-century Canadian explorer Pierre Le Moyne, Sieur d'Iberville. History starts here with 450th anniversary of Ribaut's colony
Plymouth Rock, Jamestown, Roanoke Island, St. Augustine. BRIEFLY: May 16
Read about what's happening in and around Plymouth. Old Colony Historical Society presentation explores Dighton Rock’s history
For more than 300 years, the origins of inscriptions carved into Dighton Rock have been debated by historians and writers. Jane Hennedy, of Taunton’s Old Colony Historical Society, presented some of the most popular the theories surrounding the history of the rock at the Dighton Rock Museum in Berkley on Sunday afternoon. Mysterious Iberville Stone returning home - temporarily
Louisiana's main history museum and a nearby city in Mississippi have called a temporary truce in their long-running battle over the Iberville Stone - a mysterious marble marker said to have been carved at a Gulf Coast fort 313 years ago by the intrepid, 17th-century Canadian explorer Pierre Le Moyne, Sieur d'Iberville. BRIEFLY: May 19
Read about what's happening in and around Plymouth. BRIEFLY: May 12
Read about what's happening in and around Plymouth. Plymouth loses its fairy godmother
Lee Regan had a passion for so many things in life it was sometimes hard for even her closest friends to keep pace. She died peacefully at home, surrounded by her family, last Thursday after her latest battle with breast cancer. She was 59 and had courageously fought off the disease for more than three decades. | 
