Plymouth: 71 Hedges Pond Road: List of Resources

We continue to be outraged and dismayed at the ongoing destruction of history and our environment at the 71 Hedges Pond Road site. At CLWC, we aim to provide the public with the resources to take action. Here are the resources compiled to date on 71 Hedges Pond Road.

CLWC Blogs

• Plymouth: Sand Mine at 71 Hedges Pond Rd. Destroys Environment, Native American Site
• Plymouth: Town Meeting Article 26: Demand Transparencey

Reports

• Shining a Light on the Plymouth Foundation

Recordings of Meetings

• Plymouth Zoning Board of Appeals April 7, 2025

Drone Footage

• 71 Hedges Pond Road, Plymouth, August 28, 2025
• 71 Hedges Pond Road, Plymouth, MA, August 19, 2025
• 71 Hedges Pond Road, Plymouth, MA, June 25, 2025

In the Press

• April 23, 2025: The Bourne Enterprise: More than just soil and stone: Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe Fights Against Development on Another Burial Site
• April 17, 2025: Cape Cod Times: Despite Opposition from Wampanoag Nation, Plymouth Project on Ancestral Land Will Continue
• March 30, 2025: Cape Cod Times: Tribe worries business park in Plymouth could disrupt cultural burial sites and objects

Press Releases

• Plymouth: Press Release: 3/28/25 Notice of Intent to Sue 71 Hedges Pond Road Strip Mine

Public Comments and Letters from Wampanoag Tribal Officers on 71 Hedges Pond Road

• February 18, 2025 Letter to Governor Healey and December, 2024 Letter to Plymouth Planning Board and Select Board, Melissa Ferretti, Chairwoman, Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe, Author
  • Herring Pond Tribe Comment Letter to Planning Board 2024 (1) (1)
• February 18, 2025, Letter to Plymouth Select Board, David Weeden, Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe, Author
  • February 18 2025 Weeden TPHO Statement