Saint Joseph Health System is pleased to announce that both Mishawaka and Plymouth Medical Centers have been recognized as 2014 Top Performers on Key Quality Measures® by The Joint Commission, the leading accreditor of health care organizations in the United States. Mishawaka and Plymouth Medical Centers were recognized as part of The Joint Commission’s 2015 annual...
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The Plymouth Lions club was honored to have Lion Dave Eisen from the Mishawaka Lions Club GLT-Global Leadership Team for local District 25-G and PDG Lion Paul Russell MD-25GMT Coordinator from Lakeville for a training seminar asking “What Makes An Excellent Club.” Questions were answered like, what does service minded mean? And the characteristics...
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Students in Mrs. Strycker’s third grade class at Triton Elementary School have been working to learn how sounds are made, and if they are changed as they move through solids, liquids, and gasses. Students have created their own ear bud using string, and listened to sounds through different string phones, and types of matter. ...
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller said nearly 1,300 complaints were filed with his office this year about the IRS imposter scam, making it the most common telephone privacy complaint of 2015. Phone scams offering credit services and tech support services are the second and third most common complaints this year. In the Internal...
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The Marshall County Commissioners passed the Buggy Ordinance on second reading Monday. The ordinance requires horse drawn buggies and wagons to be plated for use on Marshall County roadways. The annual fee is $50 for each plate and a $3 processing fee for the collection agency, Lake City Bank for every plate sold. The...
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County police officers made two arrests Saturday for Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated and Endangering a Person. About 2 a.m. Deputy Bragg conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle in the area of 3RD and Pine Roads. During the investigation it was found that the driver, 27 year old Zachary A. Mortensen of Plymouth...
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Four teens from Ohio were arrested Friday evening for possession of fake government issued IDs. A moving violation caused a deputy with the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department to stop a vehicle traveling on US 31 near US 30 Friday night at 9:49. During the course of the investigation it was determined that the four...
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Two local county Farm Bureaus were recognized for outstanding achievement during Indiana Farm Bureau’s state convention Sunday night The two counties received special recognition for efforts that resulted in a significant impact or an increase in influence or clout. Impact Awards were given in four categories: influential organization, young farmers and youth, issue engagement,...
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The Indiana High School Press Association has named the Plymouth High School Mayflower Yearbook a winner in two categories – Yearbook Theme Development Division II First Place and Yearbook Advertising Division II First Place at the annual IHSPA Fall Convention at Franklin College. With these entries, The Mayflower Yearbook Staff demonstrated a commitment to...
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Plymouth High School and Weidner School of Inquiry could have several new classes to choose from for the 2015-2016 school year. PHS Principal, Jim Condon, and WSOI Co-Director, Jennifer Felke, presented an outline of the proposed new courses to the School Board during their November meeting. The Board unanimously approved the changes; however minimum...
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