10/27/11 Ryan Jessen, President of the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce was pleasantly surprised with the attendance at the Mayoral Debate held Wednesday evening at the Plymouth Public Library. 55 citizens took about an hour out of their event to listen to Mayor Mark Senter and Democratic challenger Jim Vinall answer ten pre-received questions. Mike...
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10/27/11 44 year old Brian Kabay of North Liberty is a lucky man. Monday evening about 7:45 Kabay was traveling west of 1st Road east of Quince Road going through a curve to cross the railroad tracks. As he was approaching the tracks he was checking both ways to make sure there were no...
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10/27/11 When you hear talk about hazardous driving conditions, most people think of poor weather driving conditions or road hazards. There are other circumstances that create hazardous driving conditions. They’re people that drive without ever having had a valid driver’s license or are such poor drivers they’ve had their license suspended or revoked. These...
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10/27/11 The Inaugural “Plymouth Palooza” at Plymouth (Ind.) Speedway is scheduled for next July 6 and 7 and will mark a “first” for USAC racing in the club’s 57 year-history. Never before has a single facility hosted dirt and pavement events for the same USAC racing series on the same weekend! A brand-new dirt...
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10/27/11 Two events were recently held to dedicate the Historic Michigan Road Byway. The first event was held in the northern half of the state in Logansport on October 14th. The People’s Winery, housed in a historic bank building on the byway, and Bridgewater Catering hosted the event. It included a proclamation by Logansport...
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10/27/11 The New Tech school that will open within Plymouth High School in the fall of next year has progressed from an idea to a vision to almost a reality. In order to make sure parents, students, and the community understand how the New Tech type school will differ from the traditional classroom style...
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10/27/11 the Marshall County election board spent the majority of their meeting on October 25th reviewing the material that will be covered during poll worker’s training on November 1st. The 42 poll workers, including alternates, must attend the training that will be conducted by board members Steve Harper, Julie Fox, and Roger Wise. Poll...
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10/27/11 The Plymouth High School FFA Chapter would like to thank all of their current local sponsors and supporters. Their commitment to the chapter helped the FFA win the $1,500 Chapter Challenge last year. The chapter used part of those funds last Friday, October 21st, to attend the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis. The...
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10/26/11 On Monday night, the Plymouth Common Council unanimously approved transferring $500,000 from the City’s General Fund to the Rainy Day Fund. With the latest transfer, the Rainy Day Fund now sits at just under $5.5 million. City Attorney Nelson Chipman explained that whenever the purposes of a tax levy have been met, any...
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