The Bremen Town Council members received an update on a project put in place two weeks ago by the Hometown Collaboration Initiative members.
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Marshall County Commissioners Consider Dedication of Right-of-Way
The Marshall County Commissioners considered the dedication of the right-of-way easement in the West Shore Drive area north of the public launch in Culver.
Plymouth Man Arrested on Drug Charges
A Plymouth man was arrested Monday morning following a lengthy drug investigation by the Marshall County Undercover Narcotics Team.
Voluntary Annexation Discussed, Housing Development Planned
The Plymouth City Council members considered action Monday night on a voluntary annexation request.
FEMA Reimbursement Discussions Continue with Bremen Officials
Bremen Town officials continue to work with FEMA representatives in order to obtain reimbursement for repair costs to the wastewater treatment facility that experienced damage during the February flooding event.
Marshall County Commissioners Consider Contracts for Services
Two representatives from different companies presented service contracts last week for consideration by the Marshall County Commissioners.
Culver Town Council to Meet Tonight
The Culver Town Council will meet tonight where they will get an update on the mold remediation issue at the Culver-Union Township Public Library. Library officials previously released information that mold growth was found in several areas of the basement including the computer lab, large meeting room and foyer area. That area was closed to the public in order to diffuse the mold issue. Eradication efforts took place immediately upon notification.
Michigan Man Faces Drunk Driving Charges after Accident
A Wisconsin man is in the Marshall County Jail after he allegedly caused an accident after he had been drinking.
Marshall County Sheriff Makes Grant Application Request
Marshall County Sheriff Matt Hassel will be gathering materials to help arm people with drug free knowledge if successful in obtaining two grants.
John Glenn School Corporation Receives Metal Detectors
Like most schools around the state, the John Glenn School Corporation put their name in for free metal detectors and received them a while ago.
Plymouth BOW, City Council to Meet Tonight
The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members will meet tonight where they will consider change orders to projects and work in the right-of-way at 1900 N. Michigan Street. A request for a street closure and the temporary closure of an alley and a water usage explanation will be before the board members tonight.
Falloween Scholarship Fundraising Event Successful at John Glenn
This year’s Falloween event at the John Glenn School Corporation gathered several thousands of dollars that will be put toward scholarship opportunities for high school seniors.
Marshall County Commissioners Discusses Brownfield Coalition Resolution
The Marshall County Commissioners discussed a resolution Monday morning to move forward with application of a Brownfield Grant as part of a coalition.
Candidate Financial Reports Due Today
All candidates running in the November General Election are required to have campaign finance reports into the clerk’s office today by noon.
Marshall County Commissioners Sign Contract for LED Lighting Upgrade
The Marshall County Commissioners are taking measures to save the county money in energy costs.
John Glenn School Board Gets Update on Health Department Visit
The Indiana State Department of Health recently visited the John Glenn School Corporation.
Marshall County Commissioners Discuss Lake Latonka Resident Request
The Marshall County Commissioners discussed a request made by Lake Latonka residents for some work done on roads at the lake.
John Glenn School Board Continues Search for New Superintendent
The John Glenn School Board members will be meeting in executive session soon to narrow the list of candidates who have applied for the superintendent’s position.
Culver-Union Township Fire Department Inching Closer to Fundraising Goal
The Culver-Union Township Fire Department is getting closer to their goal of raising enough money to purchase an aerial fire truck.
Marshall County Commissioners to Limit Semi Truck Traffic on County Roads
The Marshall County Commissioners will take action to limit semi truck traffic on county roads to help sustain the condition of the infrastructure.
