03/01/11 The public encouraged to donate blood and help save lives. March is the perfect time to give blood since March is Red Cross Month and the 60th Anniversary of the Indiana-Ohio Blood Services Region. “Chances are, wherever you live or wherever you go, you’re likely to encounter someone whose life has been touched...
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03/01/11 Monday, Congressman Joe Donnelly announced that the Union-Lakeville Fire Department will receive an Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) award through the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. “I’m pleased to announce this significant investment in the safety of the Lakeville community,” said Donnelly. “The Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program helps strengthen first responders’ ability...
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03/01/11 If you are driving while flood conditions are present it is important to be cautious. Roads may be washed out, unexpected potholes can be covered in water, and your car can float away in only a foot of water. If you must drive during a flood, you are advised to follow these suggestions:...
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03/01/11 Promenade to Prom debuted an estimated 175 prom dresses this past Friday night, February 25th to any high school girl in Marshall County looking for their own prom dress. LifePlex hosted the event and the doors opened at 4:00 p.m. to a large crowd of area girls. They waited patiently outside the doors...
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02/28/11 The baby that was involved in a near drowning incident in Plymouth on February 20th died Friday morning February 25th at 11:21 in Memorial Hospital in South Bend. 15 month old Landen Sarabia, the son of Martin and Savannah Nick Sarabia was in a bathtub just before 8 p.m. on February 20th and...
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02/28/11 The Starke County Sheriff’s Department arrested 76 people Saturday morning after officers raided an animal fighting contest in Knox, police say. Just before 11 a.m., police responded to an anonymous tip that 50 people were participating in an animal fighting contest in the North Judson area, at 100 W, south of State Road...
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02/28/11 The City of Plymouth will conduct their regular meetings Monday evening beginning at 6 p.m. with the Board of Public Works and Safety followed by the Common Council meeting at 6:30. The meetings are held in the Council Chambers of City Hall and are open to the public. Comments and questions are limited...
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02/28/11 To help break the monotony of the bleak winter days, Miller’s Senior Living Community hosted their third annual Model Car Cruise-In last Saturday. Held in doors, the big difference between the February cruise-in and the fall cruise-in is the size of the cars entered. The February cruise-in is for cars made from model...
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02/28/11 The 2nd Annual Practical Usable Self Defense training for Women and sponsored by Plymouth F.O.P. Lodge 195 will be held Monday, April 4th beginning at 6:30 p.m. Location for the training will be at the Plymouth Family Taekwondo at the corner of LaPorte and Michigan Streets in Plymouth. The evening will include a...
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02/28/11Friday afternoon Indiana Representative Nancy Dembowski released her weekly “Statehouse Report.” She addressed issues including the Democrats leaving the state to avoid a quorum and the legislation being proposed that that can’t stop due to the Republicans having a majority. Her report follows in its complete form: As you may have heard, I am...
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