With film making in Massachusetts accelerating since the state enacted a new package
of tax breaks for producers, the citizens of Plymouth voted overwhelmingly on Saturday
to build a full-scale studio in the town. As reported by the Plymouth Patriot
Ledger, 88 percent of voters approved the plan. It noted that the town also faces
competition from Weymouth, where plans are afoot to convert a former air base into
a studio, and a Quincy legislator has introduced a bill that would grant tax incentives to dev
elopers of a studio in that city.
12/05/2008
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