By Kevin Carroll – kcarroll@timesleader.com
PLYMOUTH — Residents, business owners and council members met on Monday night at the Wyoming Valley West high school cafeteria for the second of five planned meetings to discuss the revitalization of Plymouth in conjunction with the Pennsylvania Downtown Center.
“We want Plymouth to be a more authentic version of itself,” said Julie Fitzpatrick, the executive director of PA Downtown Center. “We want to become a better Plymouth.”
Much like the previous meeting, which was held back in August, Fitzpatrick was the main speaker of the evening, with a PowerPoint presentation highlighting some of the ways Plymouth could and should strive to improve.
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