02/01/11 Thursday morning 46 year old Todd Wagoner, who is listed as homeless from Plymouth was released from the Marshall County Jail for time served after a plea deal was reached in court. Wagoner was arrested on January 13th after city police received a complaint of his dog being tied up outside a Plymouth...
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Kathy Bottorff
Todd Wagoner Released on Plea Deal
INDOT’s LaPorte District Prepared For Winter Storm
02/01/11 The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) has its full fleet of yellow snow plows ready to hit the roads when the forecasted winter storm hits Indiana this week. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for most of the area effective Monday night through Wednesday night. There is also a...
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OLIVER FORD LINCOLN CONTINUES STRONG COMMITMENT TO FFA WITH SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY
02/01/11Monday, Jennifer Houin announced that Oliver Ford Lincoln Mercury would join Ford Motor Company in its ongoing commitment to the National FFA (formerly known as the Future Farmers of America). Ford has committed to a fourteenth year of the Built Ford Tough – FFA collegiate scholarship program, which will award $1,000 scholarships to hundreds...
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Ewald Cemetery, Little Egypt Vandalized
02/01/11 County Police are investigating damage to a cemetery at Hawthorn and 5th Road in Bremen. Sometime during the overnight hours of Friday, January 28th and Saturday, January 29th an unknown person or persons entered Ewald Cemetery, also known as Little Egypt by disassembling a section of fence on the north side of the...
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DONNELLY TO HOST INFORMATION SESSION ON COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID
02/01/11 Congressman Joe Donnelly announced that he will host an information session on the evening of February 1st regarding federal financial aid for college. Students of all ages interested in applying for federal aid for higher education are encouraged to attend to receive information on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), requirements...
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American Red Cross Says Mounting Effect of Severe Winter Weather Causes Lowest January Blood Supply in a Decade
02/01/11 The latest winter storm on the East Coast is causing more blood drive cancellations and the American Red Cross is urging people in all areas of the country to schedule a blood donation in the coming days. Last week the Red Cross issued a nationwide appeal for blood donors to boost a dwindling blood...
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Jana’s Bronze Team Brings Home 1st from Indy
02/01/11 Jana’s Gymnastics competed in Indianapolis Sunday at the Judges Cup Gymnastics Meet. Jana’s Bronze Team was able to secure the 1st place win with a team score of 108.05. Pictured are Jana’s 1st Place Bronze Team Members: Row 1 – Abby Machnic, Andie Kizer Row 2: Kennedy Lauck, Jadyn Evans, Ashly Deleon, Allison...
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ARTHUR E. THAKE – 85 – from Plymouth
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STATEHOUSE REPORT FROM REP. NANCY DEMBOWSKI
02/01/11 After three weeks of being stuck in neutral, the legislative process has finally started getting down to business. There has been plenty of action on the floor of the Indiana House, as well as in committees. We are now starting to see the priorities of those who are in charge of state government....
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National Weather Service Issues Winter Storm Watch
02/01/11 National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for Marshall County effective from 7pm tonight through Wednesday. Approximately 2-5 inches of snow are possible tonight with an additional 12-18 inches possible Tuesday through Wednesday. Winds will be picking up Tuesday and Wednesday from 15-30 mph reducing visibility to near zero and causing...
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