Marshall County Police arrested two individuals on Wednesday night before Thanksgiving. Just before 9:30 in the evening an officer with the Marshall County Police Department arrested 72 year old James John Marshall of Limekilns Dunfermlin.  Marshall was arrested for Operating a Vehicle Without Ever Receiving a License About 11:20 p.m. 19 year old Quentyn...
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Bill Dulin, the Sheriff in Starke County proudly announced a 2nd K9 for the department.   Zardos was purchased with donations from the community.   Zardos is a dual purpose, narcotics and tracking K9 and was purchased from Vohne Liche Kennels.   Zardos is assigned the 2nd shift with Starke County Detective Sgt. Adam Gray and...
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On Friday, November 27th at approximately 4:15 p.m. LaPaz Police initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle traveling southbound on Michigan Road at U.S. 6.  The stop was for an equipment violation. During the stop, it was found that the driver, Dustin Baker of Plymouth, was a habitual traffic violator. He was incarcerated at...
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Recent warrant services by members of the CLEAN Team has resulted in three arrests in Fulton County. Wednesday, officers from the Rochester Police Department, the Fulton County Sheriff’s Department, and the CLEAN Team assisted the Fulton County Probation office with a compliance check and warrant service on Heather Leavell, 33, at her home on...
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The Plymouth Chamber of Commerce held their Annual Dinner on Thursday, November 19th, at the Swan Lake Resort. Entertainment was provided by The Backroad Troubadours – Mike Lintner and Randy Jones.  The evening ended with the presentation of awards. The Plymouth Chamber of Commerce Awards were presented to: Mr. Dean Byers for the Distinguished...
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Kindergarten students in Mrs. Melling’s class at Triton Elementary School celebrated Thanksgiving by making stone soup and dressing as Indians and Pilgrims.   Mrs. Phoenix’s second grade class at Triton Elementary School talked about being thankful for the special people in their lives including parents, teachers, siblings, friends, and grandparents.   This is week...
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The Plymouth Chamber of Commerce proudly presents a “Holly Jolly Christmas Celebration” this Friday evening beginning at 4 p.m. in downtown Plymouth. Starting at 4 the Journey Church at the corner of Water and Garro Streets will have a free showing of Polar Express and have free ornament decorating and the trains at the...
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Plymouth City Attorney Sean Surrisi updated Board of Works members on the request of Mark Kozuch to consider a “quiet zone” for the train whistle at the Liberty Street crossing. Earlier this month Kozuch asked the city to investigate the possibility of creating a quiet zone for trains because he contends the whistles wake...
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Monday afternoon Mayor Mark Senter was on hand for the ribbon cutting ceremony at MC Sports. Although the new sporting goods store had its soft opening on Sunday, November 8th and Grand Opening on the 12th, the official ribbon cutting was this week. MC Sports store manager, Joe Walker uses the gold scissors to...
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John Erickson Director of Public Information for the Indiana Department of Homeland Security commented on the decision Monday of the U.S. State Department to issued a Worldwide Travel Alert for all Americans, in effect now through February 24, 2016. He said, “While we encourage Hoosiers, and all U.S. citizens, to be especially alert during this...
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