07/19/11 State Senator Ed Charbonneau (R-Valparaiso) tied for third place in the Indiana Chamber of Commerce’s rankings of the state’s 50 Senate members and their votes in favor of pro-jobs, pro-economy policies. Charbonneau is credited by the statewide organization – representing the interests of more than 26,000 Hoosier businesses, their employees and customers –...
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07/19/11 School librarians have been helping students locate information from printed material for centuries.  For the past decade or so, media sources began to change drastically, and library clerks became media clerks-working in newly coined “media centers”- as the availability of materials such as online and audio-visual resources were being offered along with the...
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07/19/11 July and August are typically the hottest months of the year in Northern Indiana, so taking adequate precautionary measures is necessary for both public, and personal health of the community.  Clyde Avery, Director of the Marshall County Emergency Management Agency would like to remind everyone to be prepared for the higher temperatures we...
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07/19/11 The Marshall County Church Orchestra led by Don Harness was pleased to give a donation to the Plymouth Youth Orchestra at the July Concert in the Park Sunday at the Culver Park.  Gabriele Hill who leads the PYO gladly accepted the monetary donation on behalf of the entire PYO.   It is customary of...
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07/18/11 On Wednesday, July 13th at 10:00 a.m. Patrolman Brandon Cooper was southbound on US 31 in LaPaz when he noticed a vehicle driving erratically.  Cooper followed the vehicle and witnessed other driving infractions and stopped the vehicle on 1B Road just east of Maple Road.  During the investigation it was determined that the...
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07/18/11 Despite the fact that the ISTEP (Indiana Statewide Testing for Educational Progress) 2011 scores for the Union-North United School Corporation went up, administrators are not satisfied with the results. Corporation–wide, the scores from testing of grades 3-8 went from 70.8 percent passing to 72.4 percent in the combined English and Math data. A...
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07/18/11 On Wednesday July 14th Plymouth Police Department was contacted around 1:00 a.m. in reference to a suspicious male in the area of Jefferson and Beerenbrook Streets.  After Officer Jordan Rans conducted an investigation on the male identified as Ryan D. Bontrager 28, of Goshen.  Bontrager had an active warrant out of Elkhart County...
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07/18/11  Joe Donnelly raised $453,122.91 for his Senate campaign in the second quarter of 2011, the vast majority after declaring his candidacy on May 9th.  Donnelly also reported $685,838.06 in cash on hand, according to documents filed with the Federal Election Commission and posted on his campaign website today.   Senate candidates are required...
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07/18/11 The state of our economy at the present moment has hit everyone pretty hard.  Now more than ever Americans are searching for ways to economize.  For your convenience and education Renita Flickinger and Stan and Kim Clark will present a coupon workshop at Miller’s Senior Living Community on Tuesday, July 19 at 6:30...
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07/18/11 The Kenyon name is synonymous with auto racing and on July 22nd you will be able to witness the series the famous family has built from the ground up, Kenyon Midgets.  The Kenyon Midgets feature your traditional midget car chassis template but, Don Kenyon, Series owner and Champion chief mechanic, made a few...
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