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Plymouth man named to post at Cape Cod investment firm
Fisher has written books, blogged on finance
Plymouth resident George Fisher has been named an Investment Advisory Representative at Asset Management Resources, LLC, a Cape Cod based investment management firm.
Duxbury charity receives charitable contribution
Locally-owned TownWear makes annual donation
Crossroads for Kids of Duxbury is one of several charities which received charitable donations from Mattapoisett-based clothing company TownWear.
Bank files suit against Plymouth hotel
The owner of the Radisson Hotel in Plymouth hasn’t paid their mortgage in over a year, their lender claims.
The Boston Business Journal reports U.S. Bank, which holds the hotel’s mortgage, asked a federal judge to appoint a receiver for the hotel. The bank also alleges the hotel has failed to pay its taxes and franchise fees.
Manomet apartment complex sold for nearly $3 million
A Brookline-based company purchased the Woodcrest Apartments on Beaver Dam Road for $2.9 million.
Banker & Tradesman reports the 24-unit building was sold to Woodcrest Apartments LLC by Woodcrest LP, According to the Secretary of State’s office, Woodcrest LP, based in Norwell, is headed by Gordon Pulsifer, who has owned the property since 1987.
The new owner, Woodcrest Apartments LLC, is headed by Matthew Newman of Brookline.
Plymouth Chamber Expo is just a few months away
Exhibitors have until February 24 to reserve a space at this year's Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce's Business Expo.
The expo takes place March 15 at the Radisson Hotel in Plymouth.
The event is one of the Chamber's most popular events, giving local business people a chance to network with their peers. Besides the exhibition, the event also features a luncheon, featuring a guest speaker immediately before the start of the expo. Tickets for the luncheon are $35 for members and $55 for non-members.
Exhibition space costs between $400 and $625.
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Mayflower Bank to host Community Shred Day October 15
On Saturday, October 15, 2011 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Mayflower Bank will host a Community Shred Day at their Obery Street branch in Plymouth (57 Obery Street). All Plymouth residents are invited to bring old bills, legal forms and other important documents they wish to dispose of properly.
Cintas, a professional shredding company, will shred the documents on site.
There is a three file box maximum per participant.
Weymouth MRI and SeaCoast Imaging of Plymouth Separate
Weymouth MRI of Weymouth has recently sold their practice to Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates, Inc. The former owners of Weymouth MRI will continue to own and develop their own imaging center, SeaCoast Advanced Diagnostic Imaging in Plymouth. SeaCoast Imaging will continue to operate as an independent, free standing MRI center offering excellence in imaging.
“The transition has been seamless and smooth,” Robert Mortensen, CEO states, “the time was right and Harvard Vanguard has a reputation for outstanding quality care.
South Shore resident Sarah Welch named HR Manager
Quincy resident and Plymouth native Sarah Welch has joined MGH Institute of Health Professions in Boston as Human Resources Manager.
Sarah Welch. Photo courtesy of MGH Institute.
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