09/25/12 City attorney Sean Surissi and City Engineer Rick Gaul opened bids for the 2012 City Street and Fill projects during the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety meeting Monday evening. Three companies submitted sealed bids for the various projects. The streets up for projects include Richter Road from Baker Street to...
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09/25/12 Warsaw’s Maverick CEO, Dr. Dane H. Miller, is the featured speaker for the United Way of Marshall County Kick Off event in Plymouth, this Wednesday, September 26. Dr. Dane H. Miller, co-founder and former CEO, President and Director of Biomet in Warsaw, Indiana, will address the Marshall County audience at 11:30 am...
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09/25/12 Washington Discovery Academy’s Kindergarten students are learning about Plymouth’s community helpers. Students want to know who they are, what they do, and how they help us. Fire Chief Miller and fireman Cook came to WDA in a fire truck last week and talked to the kids about how firemen are community helpers...
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09/25/12 For the second year in a row, both Bremen High School and Bremen Elementary-Middle School have earned a grade of “A” from the Indiana Department of Education. Beginning with the 2010-11 academic year, the State Board of Education changed the labels for school categories based on student performance from the terms Exemplary, Commendable,...
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09/25/12 On Friday September 21st at the fall Northwest Indiana District of American Water Works Association (AWWA) meeting in Schererville, City of Plymouth Water Department employee Jeff Yeazel received the John N. Hurty Award from IDEM representative, Liz Melvin for his 30 years of service in the Indiana waterworks industry. The John N....
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09/25/12 On Thursday, September 20th at 9:07 PM Officer Gary Cleveland with the Plymouth Police Department observed a truck traveling on Jefferson Street near 8th Street with no head lamps or tail lamps. Officer Cleveland initiated a traffic stop. The driver, 26 year old Tory Moorman of Plymouth was found to be intoxicated. He...
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09/25/12 Immigration in the US is a topic that creates debate as well as confusion. The effects of immigration, changing immigration policy and the politics of immigration deserve more than a few minutes of shouting in a television debate. As part of Ancilla College’s long running Lampen Lecture series Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades...
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09/25/12 Inclement weather on Saturday forced an emergency sea plane landing on Riddles Lake in southern St. Joseph County. The pilot, Michael Monreal of Barrington (IL), and his passengers were unharmed. Monreal was en route from Wolf Lake, Illinois to James Lake near Angola, Indiana when late morning storms in the South...
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09/25/12 On Saturday, September 22nd at 8:15 PM ,the Stark County Dispatch Center received a call from Norfolk Southern advising of an accident on the railroad tracks on Division Road in Starke County. Upon arrival of a Knox City Officer, dispatch was advised that a Norfolk Southern repair truck on the railroad tracks had...
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09/25/12 September is Fiber Arts Show Month at CUTPL. Multiple fiber art crafters are on display around the library – check out the crewel shadow box hanging over the fireplace by B.J. Lawrance. Audrey Downey is displaying her fabulous hand – loomed rugs. Felicia Payne owns her own livestock from which she harvests...
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