11/10/10 Indiana State Police Trooper Rod Schuh investigated a two vehicle accident at the intersection of Plymouth Goshen Trail and US 30 Tuesday afternoon just before 3 p.m. According to the Trooper, a 1986 van driven by a female from Plymouth was southbound on Plymouth Goshen Trail and failed to see a west bound...
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Only Minor Injury in Carsh at Plymouth Goshen and US 30
Triton School Board Moves Forward with Bond Sale
11/10/10 Following a public meeting on Monday night, the Triton School board voted unanimously to proceed with bond sales for two renovation projects. The estimated combined costs for the projects total $3,946,537. Funding for the projects that are aimed at increased energy conservation will come from a Qualified School Construction Bond and a Tax...
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Does Your Family Qualify for the Pioneer Society?
11/10/10 At the Tuesday, November 16 meeting of the Marshall County Genealogical Society Lillian Sherwood will explain the documentation needed to become a member of the Pioneer Society. The Genealogical Society will meet at 5:30 p.m. at the Marshall County Museum. The Pioneer Society is open to anyone whose family was in Marshall County before 1860. The public is...
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PUBLIC INVITED TO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CONVERSATION
11/10/10 There is still time to register for the day long Marshall County Community Conversation on Economic Development, taking place on November 17 at Swan Lake. Noted author Richard Longworth will be the keynote speaker. Everyone is invited to participate in this interactive event to share ideas and help connect community resources. Advanced registration...
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October Activity Report for Sheriff’s Department
11/10/10 Marshall County Sheriff Jon VanVactor released the October activity report for his department. County police officers responded to 66 accidents last month. 56 accidents were property damage while 9 were personal injury and there was 1 fatality. County police officers pulled 107 case reports in October. County investigation included 8 battery cases, 6...
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Artists Needed for Showing on Friday
11/10/10 An experimental paint project is opening on Friday, November 12th at 7 p.m. in downtown Plymouth. Have you ever day dreamed about being an artist with your painting on display in an art gallery? Here is your chance to enter into the real world of art. The public is invited to be part of...
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County Council Considers Request in Increase Innkeeper’s Tax
11/09/10 Monday morning the Marshall County Council heard the request of Marshall County Convention and Visitor’s Bureau to increase the innkeeper’s tax from 3% to 5%. Mike Woolfington, Executive Director of the Bureau said, “Raising the tax to 5% will allow us to carry on the daily activities of the bureau. It will also...
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7 Candidates in Running for Police Officer Position
11/09/10Monday night Plymouth Police Chief Jim Cox read a letter from Officer Tom Chamberlin notifying the city of his retirement effective on December 1st. Chamberlin noted his 25 years of service to the department and said it had been a privilege. He also said he would continue to work for the people as the...
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SPORTS UPDATE: PHS Girls Basketball Home Opener CANCELLED for Friday, RESCHEDULED for later date!
Due to the advancement of South Bend St. Joseph’s football team to the IHSAA Regional competition this Friday night, the girls JV & Varsity basketball team vs Plymouth has been CANCELED. It will be RESCHEDULED at a later date. THIS WEEK……WTCA SPORTS SCHEDULE: FRIDAY: High School FOOTBALL REGIONAL: Rensselear Cent. (11-0) vs Bremen (9-3) Pre-Game: ...
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4-H Drill Team Honored
11/09/10 Seventeen members of the Marshall County 4-H Drill Team were honored on Saturday night at the end of the season banquet. Drill Sergeant Harry Eskridge gave each of the participants a medal to commemorate the lessons learned during the year. As always, one of the highlights of the program was a video of...
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