01/04/12 The first meeting of the new year for the Marshall County Commissioners began with the election of officers. Kevin Overmyer was again elected as President, and Jack Roose was elected as Vice President while Greg Compton will remain as the member. Overmyer was also elected to be the representative to MACOG. The Commissioners...
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01/04/12 Sometime between 8:00 p.m. on Friday, December 23rd and 10:00 a.m. on Monday, December 26th an unknown person came into a property in the 5,000 block of Gumwood and removed two infrared trail cameras from the property. Anyone with information is asked to call the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department. (574-936-3187)
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01/04/12 After weeks of discussion and decision making, the Marshall County Election Board formulated a near final proposal for voting sites that they presented to the Marshall County Commissioners on Tuesday morning. Julie Fox, Marshall County Clerk; Steve Harper (R), and Roger Wise (D) presented their proposal for the sites that includes combining some...
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01/04/12 The Saint Michael Catholic School Advisory Board is inviting the community to their second annual Fund Dinner on Saturday, January 21st. “A night in Italy” will include antipasto, pizza, pastas, lasagna, artisan baked bread, Italian sausage, Italian pastries and gelato and a cash bar of beer and wine. The dinner will be served...
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01/04/12 January 2012, which is National Radon Action Month, is the perfect time of year to test for radon gas. Testing in the summer time is difficult because occupants tend to keep windows and doors open for longer durations which could skew the results of the test. Since winter time is when people tend...
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01/03/12 Happy New Year! Especially for Plymouth’s Morgan Uceny. The 2002 state champ is ranked number one in the world! Track and Field News magazine has named Uceny the world’s top 1500-meter runner. She clocked the world’s fastest time in the 1500-meter event this year, and was favored to win the World Championship...
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01/03/12 Monday evening the Honorable Judge Dean Colvin administered the Oath of Office to several elected officials in the City Council Chambers. Mark Senter who was elected to a second term as Mayor of the City of Plymouth in November 2011 was the first to take the Oath of Office. The Judge then gave...
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01/03/12 Monday evening the Plymouth Common Council held their organizational meeting for 2012. The Council appointed Mike Delp to serve as President Pro-Tempore, filling in when the Mayor is not available. Their next order of business was to appoint a new member to the Redevelopment Commission, Mike Miley was unanimously approved and they also...
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01/03/12 Wrapping up the City’s end of the year business, the Board of Public Works and Safety passed several resolution last week declaring certain bills delinquent and uncollectable. The first resolution was the 2010 write-offs of Wastewater, Garbage and Storm Water bills. There were a total of 64 customers on the list. Approved write...
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01/03/12 The Marshall County Commissioners will open the new year with their meeting Tuesday, January 3rd beginning at 8:30 a.m. in the second floor meeting room of the County Building. The agenda for the commissioner’s meeting includes the reorganization of the board with the election of the 2012 officers and MACOG representative appointment. County...
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