03/29/11 For 130 years, the American Red Cross has helped individuals and families prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. And each spring, the U.S. President acknowledges the American Red Cross by issuing a proclamation that declares March as Red Cross Month. In 1881, 60-year-old Clara Barton broadened the scope of the Red Cross...
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03/29/11 When Britni Mills graduated from Plymouth High School in 2008 and headed for the Purdue University campus, she knew she wanted to find a career where she could help people. That desire has stayed strong. Now as a junior at Purdue, she is majoring in sociology and minoring in communications to help fulfill...
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03/29/11 There is a fresh face in the Mayor’s Office! Letecia Timmel is doing an internship with Mayor Mark Senter. Letecia received her Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice from Indiana University South Bend in 2004. She is nearing the end of her Masters in the Social Work program at IUSB. It is a 3-year part-time program that...
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03/29/11 Jana’s Gymnastics competed in Indiana’s State Meet and came home with impressive places. Jana’s Bronze Team earned 2nd Place narrowly missing first place by less than half a point. Jana’s Silver Team earned a 5th Place finish. Along with the team titles, Jana’s Bronze team won 1st Place in the Child Division and...
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03/29/11 The Plymouth Youth Softball League announces “Last Chance” sign ups. Final registration for the Plymouth Youth Softball program is this Wednesday, March 30th. Registration will beheld at the Plymouth Public Library from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. If you have questions on the Plymouth Youth Softball League call Eric Keilman (780-7283) or Rick...
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Indianapolis Metropolitan overcame a jittery start, ratcheted up the pressure and captured a 59-55 victory over Triton in the Class A state championship game. The unranked Pumas won their first state title in any sport in just their third year of state tournamenht eligibility and they never played a home game all this season....
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Washington continued its dominance in Class 3A, defeating Culver Academies 61-46 to collect its second consecutive state championship and fourth since 2005. Nine seconds into the game, Cody Zeller provided a glimpse of things to come when he drove the baseline for a three-point play. Zeller, playing on his third state championship team with...
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03/28/11 Monday evening the City of Plymouth will hold their regular meetings in the Council Chambers of City Hall. The Board of Public Works and Safety meeting is at 6 p.m. followed by the Common Council meeting at 6:30. The Board of Public Works and Safety will award the bid for three new pick-up...
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03/28/11 Most children love to run and play outside this time of year, for 11-year-old Destiny Cartwright of Plymouth that is just not possible. Destiny is suffering from congestive heart failure caused by rheumatic fever so her play time outside is very limited. Destiny is the child of Mike and Mewsette and is a...
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03/28/11 Bobby Plump, the man who hit “the shot” that propelled Milan High School to sports immortality with a state championship in 1954 and would later become the subject of the movie “Hoosiers” was at Martin’s Supermarket in Plymouth Thursday to promote the legendary drink “Chocola”. “I remember when I was a kid –...
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