Kathleen Marie Norian, 63, of Plymouth, formerly of Pembroke passed away after an illness.
She was the daughter of the late Arthur and Barbara Richards; mother of Victoria Chalmers and her husband Scott Chalmers and Fredric Norian and his wife Catherine (McCahill) Norian; grandmother of Joseph, Rylee, and Chloe; sister of William Richards, Mark Richards, Christine Fogarty, and Janice Richards.
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1:18 p..m Motor vehicle accident on Route 3
1:28 p.m. Motor vehicle accident on Long Pond Road
6:22 p.m. Domestic assault and battery on Chatham Road
6:24 p.m. Service of a 258E harassment order on Hiawatha Road
Julie Martin, 42, of Hiawatha Road arrested for domestic assault and battery.
6:59 p.m. Suspicious activity on Winthrop Road
7:38 p.m. Suspicious activity on Winthrop Road
11:05 p.m. Noise complaint on Bay Shore Drive
April 24
5:03 a.m. Suspicious activity on Jordan Road
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Learn more about this “walk around the clock” to fight cancer at the next team captains meeting on Wednesday, April 30, at 7 p.m. at PartyLite, 59 Armstrong Road.
Information will be provided on forming a team, what it takes to be a team captain, how to use the website, what is involved in fundraising and other details about the Relay For Life of Greater Plymouth. Teams can sign up, individuals can volunteer, survivors can get support and businesses can learn about sponsorships and more at this meeting.
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Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station staff, along with local, state and federal emergency responders will hold an emergency preparedness exercise at 8 a.m. on April 30, 2014.
According to a press release from Entergy, the exercise is being conducted to make sure the plant’s emergency response staff and local emergency services are adequately trained in the event of a security emergency.
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Priscilla Beach Theatre announces auditions for the role of “Mitch” (30-40’s, successful sports journalist) for its summer production of “Tuesdays With Morrie” by Jeffrey Hatcher and Mitch Albom, directed by Conni DiLego. The role of “Morrie” has been cast.
Auditions are Saturday, May 10, 6-8 p.m. at the GMo Black Box stage at PBT, 800 Rocky Hill Road, Plymout. An audition reservation is recommended, walk-ins seen in order of arrival. Performances are July 11, 12, 18, 19 at 7:30 p.m. and July 13, 20 at 2 p.m.
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Jerome Lee Kellert, 73, of Plymout, died on Saturday, April 19 surrounded by his family, after a year-long fight with leukemia. He was was born in Rocky Mount North Carolina, was a lifelong resident of New York, and had relocated to Plymouth in recent years.
Kellert worked in show business as an agent with the William Morris Agency, managing musical acts during the golden age of rock and roll. He later went on to play an integral role in youth soccer in the town of New Rochelle, New York, as his children grew up playing the sport. He went on to develop a franchise of soccer stores throughout the tri-state area and east coast of the United States. Mr. Kellert retired to Plymouth in 2007 after years involved in various business ventures in New York.
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April 21
5:52 Domestic assault and battery on Clifford Road
Michael Varao, 43, of Clifford Road arrested for witness intimidation and domestic assault and battery.
10:19 p.m. Suspicious activity on Long Pond Road
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Plymouth police arrested a Manomet woman on shoplifting and other charges Tuesday evening.
According to Captain John Rogers, the 32-year-old Tide View Path resident grabbed some clothes at Kohl’s and fled. Store security gave chase and stopped her at Sally’s Beauty Supply.
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The Ribbons To Remember Foundation of Cape Cod will hold their annual golf tournament Friday May 9, 2014 at the Pinehills Golf Club to raise funds for their ovarian cancer awareness and education programs.
Nearly two-thirds of women diagnosed with ovarian cancer will not survive for five years because they are most often diagnosed when the disease has spread. The leading factor of that grim statistic is that over 80 percent of women don’t know what the symptoms are or even that symptoms exist. When detected early (before the cancer has spread), that five-year survival rate jumps to over 90 percent. There is no general screening tool so early detection and diagnosis depend on symptom recognition.
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