PLYMOUTH — Plymouth Rotarians recently gathered to re-erect the sign at Plymouth Rotary Amphitheatre and Riverfront Park — a reminder of the community effort behind this special place beside the Pemigewasset River.
Planning materials from 2009 described a simple vision: reconnect the town to its riverfront. Conceived as Plymouth Rotary’s centennial project, the park would offer a natural setting for concerts, performances, picnics, nonprofit events, and everyday enjoyment, with the river as its backdrop.
That vision brought together a broad range of community interests, including town departments, Plymouth State University, local businesses, arts organizations, recreation groups, and conservation partners. The goal was to create a welcoming place where people could gather and enjoy a beautiful part of Plymouth.
Putting the sign back in place carries that spirit forward. Community service includes both creating something worthwhile and continuing to care for it.
For more information, visit plymouthrotarynh.org.
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