On-street parking in Plymouth’s downtown area was a major topic of the Board of Public Works and Safety meeting Monday. ...
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Kathy Bottorff
City Council to Consider Impounding Vehicles who Habitually Violate 2 hour Parking
Rivera Arrested for Strangulation
A 30 year old Plymouth man was arrested Sunday morning with a charge of strangulation. At 11:30 Plymouth Police were called to the 1500 block of North Michigan Road for an unknown 9-1-1 call because of a language barrier. The suspect, Guadalupe Rivera had left the scene but came to the Plymouth Police Department...
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‘Tater Traditions to be held at Potato Creek August 1
For generations rural traditions were carried out through skills and crafts in southwest St Joseph County on what is now Potato Creek State Park. A few of those activities will be brought back to life during ‘Tater Traditions this Saturday, August 1st. The day begins at 10 a.m. with a tour of the Park’s...
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Andrews from Bremen Arrested for OWI & Leaving the Scene
On Sunday, July 26 at approximately 5:48 p.m. the Bremen Police Department received a call of a possibly intoxicated male driver who left the scene of a property damaged accident. This call resulted in a traffic stop of the suspect’s vehicle at North Street and Marshall Street in Bremen. Gregory A. Andrews, 39 from Bremen was incarcerated...
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Culver Academies names James Power as 13th Head of Schools effective July 1, 2016
An experienced educator who has led a number of private institutions for nearly 30 years, James P. Power has been named the 13th Head of Schools of Culver Academies, effective July 1, 2016. Miles D. White, Chairman of the Board Trustees of The Culver Educational Foundation, made the announcement. Power, 57, will succeed John Buxton who...
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Bremen Police Dept. Offers Lobby for Craigslist Transactions
The Bremen Police Department is dedicated to the safety and security of the public they serve. With the recent violence associated with Craigslist transactions, the Bremen Police Department would like to offer the police department lobby as a safe place to meet and conduct any in-person social media transactions. The Bremen Police Department recognizes...
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Coalman Arrested for Illegal Consumption of Alcohol
Thursday morning about 2:30 Plymouth Police Officers were dispatched to 320 Franklin Street in reference to a possible theft. Officer Paul Stamper responded and located 18 year old Shaquwan Coalmon of South Bend was located and found to be a minor consuming alcohol. He was transported to the Marshall County Jail and booked in...
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Rockie Football Camp Underway this Week
The Plymouth Rockie Football Camp at Lincoln Jr. High got underway Monday at Lincoln Junior High. Coach John Barron said the camp had a record turnout this year! 45 kids showed up for the Youth Camp which is boys in grades 2nd through 6th graders. The boys participated in a skills camp. Jr. High students,...
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AVOID AREA: Complete Closures of U.S. 20 in South Bend for 20 Minute Intervals This Week
The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announces periodic 20 minute closures of U.S. 20, between Pine Road and W. Linwood Blvd, just west of the South Bend International Airport, beginning on Thursday, July 30th. The closures are necessary to ensure driver safety as crews remove nearly two dozen pieces of bridge beams for the U.S....
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Food Preservation Program at CUTPL
Culver Union Township Public Library will host a Food Preservation program on Thursday, July 30, at 1:00 PM in the Carnegie Room in the lower level of the library. The program will help you enjoy your garden year-round! Learn more about food preservation with Karen Richey from the Marshall County Purdue Extension Office. This program is...
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