Members of the Marshall County Parks and Recreation Board agree that the illegal trash dumping at Memorial Forest on State Road 17 has reduced, but it is still an ongoing issue.
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More people are testing positive with COVID-19 in Indiana. In Tuesday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health, 2,234 people have been newly diagnosed with COVID-19 with four of those residents in Marshall County, four people in Starke County and four residents in Pulaski County.
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The Marshall County Council members heard from department heads Monday morning who submitted their proposed budgets for 2022.
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The Bremen Town Council members opened a public hearing Monday afternoon concerning the annexation of land to accommodate a 35 acre solar park to be located on 1st Road in Bremen.
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The John Glenn School Board is still working on expanding the corporation’s Head Start program.
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The Culver Town Council members may make a decision on the purchase of a new water meter reading system when they meet tonight.
Continue readingThe number of COVID-19 cases in the state continues to go up with 1,208 additional cases in Monday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health. There were five additional cases in Marshall County and four more cases in Starke County.
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The Marshall County Parks and Recreation Board members reviewed proposals for moving the West Township Trustee cabin from its current location on State Road 17 to possibly a piece of property at the West Township School across the street or to Memorial Forest.
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The search continues for a new superintendent at the Plymouth Community School Corporation.
Continue readingStudents who attend the John Glenn School Corporation’s before and after program may soon be a part of the Boys and Girls Club after the school board supported the change at their school board meeting last week.
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The Marshall County Council members will go over all budgets with department heads and departments today following the council’s regular meeting.
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The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety will receive information tonight on an executive order blocking parking space near 115 N. Michigan Street and a Blueberry Festival request during their meeting.
Continue readingThe Plymouth Community School Board members considered the hire of a new principal at the Washington Discovery Academy during their meeting Tuesday night, according to Interim Superintendent Dr. Diane Woodworth.
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In order to be rid of a mobile home that is in bad shape on South West Street, the Argos Town Council members considered supporting the idea that the property could be signed over to the town for clean-up purposes.
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The mountain bike trails at the Trails at Mill Pond have more features and more work is planned.
Continue readingSeveral projects were on the list to be done during the summer at John Glenn schools, and some will still continue through the start of the school year.
Continue readingPlymouth Community School Corporation students return to school Wednesday, August 11 and the guidance concerning the return to school will remain as previously approved.
Continue readingJeff Jones, representing the residents on Nutmeg Meadow Drive in Plymouth, complained to the Marshall County Commissioners Monday morning about road work in that subdivision.
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Members of the Argos Town Council are hopeful that a closing date will be scheduled soon concerning the property in downtown Argos for the Downtown Square project at Michigan and Walnut. The decision would also consider the management for rental properties. The attorney has come up with an approximate date.
Continue readingJohn Glenn School Board members reviewed a change in the 2021-2022 school calendar to accommodate a change in the graduation date.
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