Thursday January 20, 2011 7:45 AM EST **Wind Chill Advisory** in effect from 11pm until Noon on Friday. Wind Chill values of 15-20 below are possible. National Weather Service has issued a Wind Chill Advisory which is in effect from 11pm tonight until Noon Friday. Wind chill values of 15-20 below are possible. Wind...
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Kathy Bottorff
Advisory Message issued by Marshall County Emergency Management
Fire Destroys Pole Barn on Commissioner Roose’s Property
01/20/11 Marshall County Commissioner Jack Roose was awakened by his wife Dawn Wednesday morning about 1:15. She told him she though the garage was on fire. The north side of their 30 feet by 50 feet pole barn was totally engulfed. Jack attempted to rescue a couple of the vehicles parked inside on the...
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Statement from Superintendent Tyree on Issue at High School
01/20/11 Plymouth Community School Superintendent Dan Tyree released the following statement Wednesday afternoon concerning an issue with a teacher at the high school: “WNDU ran a story last night and this morning concerning a staff member. It is true that we are currently investigating an issue involving a member at Plymouth High School. In...
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Driver Charged with Leaving the Scene of Accident
01/20/11 About 7:30 Sunday morning the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department received a call of a pick-up truck on SR 331 south of 9B Road that was partially in the road and it looked like it had been involved in a crash. Sgt. Bruce Carter was dispatched to the scene and located the truck which...
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18 year old Arrested for Auto Theft
01/20/11 Plymouth Police made an arrest last week in an auto theft from Wal-Mart. On December 11th at 9:47 p.m. the Plymouth Police Department received a report regarding the theft of a car from the Wal-Mart parking lot in Plymouth. Video evidence showed a young white male entering the car at 9:05 p.m. and...
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City Redevelopment Commission Updated on Several Projects
01/20/11 Work continues on a number of major construction projects throughout the City of Plymouth. The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission heard updates on the Oak Drive Project, South Gateway Project and EDA TechFarm grant at a meeting on Tuesday, January 18. City Engineer Rick Gaul said the city is working with engineers from Wal-Mart for...
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Senter to Announce Bid For Re-Election
01/20/11 Mark Senter plans to announce his bid for re-election as Mayor of the City of Plymouth this week. He is scheduled to address the Marshall County Republicans at their monthly breakfast meeting at Christo’s Family Restaurant, 2227 North Michigan Street at 7:00 AM on Thursday, January 20th. He will announce his candidacy at...
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Plymouth School Board Conducts Workshop on Realignment of Special Ed Services
01/20/11 The Plymouth School Board held a workshop meeting on Tuesday night to discuss proposed changes in the way that the corporation utilizes the services of JESSE (Joint Educational Services in Special Services). The board voted unanimously at the first meeting of 2011 to hold a workshop monthly in order to have the needed...
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Rokita Will Vote to Repeal Costly Health Care Law
01/20/11 Representative Todd Rokita (R-IN) released the following statement in support of repealing and replacing the Democrats’ costly new health care law: “The people of Indiana sent me to Washington, DC with very specific instructions: get the government out of my life. Twenty-six states have now challenged the Constitutionality of this law and the...
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Local Michiana-Area Hospice Foundation Offers Heartfelt Cookbook Compiled of Past Patient’s Favorite Recipes
01/20/11 In celebration of Center for Hospice Care’s (CHC) 30 year anniversary in providing quality end-of-life care to the citizens of northern Indiana, the Hospice Foundation recently published a commemorative cookbook comprised of favorite recipes of many of the patients served by Center for Hospice Care’s staff, volunteers and constituents. The cookbook, titled Sweet...
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