04/05/13 One of State Senator Randy Head’s bills to protect Hoosier children was approved by the House of Representatives Thursday by a vote of 93-0. Senate Bill 347 now returns to the Senate for final legislative review. SB 347 makes it illegal for certain sex offenders whose victims were children to communicate with...
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Archive for 2013
Sen. Head: House Approves Legislation to Protect Hoosier Children Online
Two Arrested at Red Rock Inn
04/05/13 On Thursday, April 4th at 6:11 A.M. Plymouth Police Officer Paul Stamper responded to the Red Rock Inn located at 2550 North Michigan Street in reference to a . Arriving at the motel officer’s located 37 year old, Adam D. Minch of Plymouth. Minch was found to be in violation of a...
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Marshall County DCS to Participate in Statewide Candlelight Vigils for Child Abuse
04/05/13 The Indiana Department of Child Services will hold a statewide candlelight vigils to raise awareness for Child Abuse on Tuesday, April 16th and the Marshall County office will be participating. The purpose of this statewide vigil is to involve local leaders and officials, to recognize those affected by child abuse and enhance...
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Marshall County Community Foundation Awards $86,375 in Grants
04/05/13 The Grants Committee of the Marshall County Community Foundation awarded the first round of 2013 grants from the General Endowment Fund and the Ralph C. Vonnegut Jr. Grants during a news conference held Wednesday afternoon. Twice each year the Marshall County Community Foundation awards grants to nonprofit organizations in Marshall County for...
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February 2013 Indiana Employment Report
04/05/13 Indiana continued a steady trend of private sector expansion in February, adding 5,800 jobs, maintaining a streak of growth dating back to July 2011. February marked the 38th month of private sector increases in the 42 months since July 2009, the low point of employment in Indiana. In that period, Indiana has...
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Harding Retires After 25 year with Plymouth Schools
04/05/13 Pat Harding, secretary of Menominee Elementary in Plymouth, postponed retirement for a number of years, but has decided to free up her time to spend more time with her grandsons. Harding has devoted 25 years to the Plymouth Schools. She spent seven years working in the library at Lincoln Junior High. She...
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Youth Softball and Baseball Leagues-Late Sign-up this Weekend
04/05/13 Plymouth Youth Softball League will be joining Youth Baseball sign-ups for Late Registration this weekend at the Webster Center in Plymouth. The League Board and Membership have voted to extend the age range of the older league to include athletes aged 15 and under who wish to play softball this summer. ...
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Easter Bunny Stops By Catherine Kasper Home
04/05/13 The Easter Bunny paid a visit to the Catherine Kasper Home the day before Easter for the annual egg hunt. Over 50 children took place in the hunt with many taking time to visit and have their picture taken with the Easter Bunny. Picture 1: Dietary Manager, Karen Bradley, and great-granddaughter,...
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Kovacs Sentenced to Consecutive Sentences for Manufacturing and Dealing in Meth
04/04/13 Terry A. Kovacs, Jr. of Cook Lake Trail, Plymouth was sentenced Wednesday in Marshall Superior Court 1 to consecutive sentences of 10 years each for dealing in and manufacturing methamphetamine. In open court today, Kovacs admitted that on January 12, 2012 he delivered methamphetamine to another individual at the Pak A Sak Shell...
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3 Arrested for Illegal Drug Lab
04/04/13 On Tuesday, April 2rd at 11:49 P.M. an officer with the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department conducted a routine traffic stop at Skylane Drive and Michigan Road in Speedway Gas Station Parking Lot. During the investigation meth related items were located in the interior of the vehicle. That discovery led to the arrest of...
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