The Plymouth City Council members reviewed several resolutions for consideration during their meeting Monday night.
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Bremen Town Council Changes Meeting Time
The Bremen Town Council members approved a change in the time for the town council meetings.
Flood Relief Fundraiser Set for Saturday, May 19
A fundraising event to help neighbors affected by the February flooding event is set for Saturday, May 19 at River Park Square in Plymouth.
A community benefit concert is planned from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. with music from Cool Change and The Ukulele Klub of Elkhart with entertainment by the Plymouth Juggling Club, Slow Orbit and many more.
John Glenn School Board Approves Bus Purchases
The John Glenn School Board members approved the purchase of two new school buses on Tuesday night.
Marshall County Gears up for Stellar Communities Designation Presentation
Marshall County officials are working toward getting information together to present to the Stellar Communities Designation officials this fall for a chance to be named the 2018 regional designee.
Sheriff Hassel Looks for Digital Copy Fee Ordinance
Marshall County Sheriff Matt Hassel would like to increase fees for public records. He told the Marshall County Council Monday morning that his department is getting a lot of requests for digital copies of various items.
Plymouth City Building Renovation Project Sees Delay
It will be a few more months before the Plymouth City Building will reopen to staff and residents.
Bremen Town Council Holds Public Hearing Concerning Annexation Petition
A petition to annex about 75 acres of property north of Bremen into the city limits to be utilized to expand an industry was taken to a public hearing last week.
Fee Schedule Subcommittee Reviews Proposed Fee Increases
Members of the Plymouth Fee Schedule Subcommittee met Tuesday afternoon where Cemetery Superintendent Jim Ousnamer presented a list of proposed changes.
Yellow River Festival to Feature Weapon Demonstrations
Yellow River Festival organizer Eric Anderson alerted the Plymouth Board of Public Works members Monday night that more intense weapon demonstrations will occur during this year’s festival as WWII information is available to festival goers.
Marshall County Council Approves $25,000 in Flood Recovery Efforts
The Marshall County Council members considered a request to appropriate up to $25,000 in funds to assist those homeowners recovering from the February flood event.
Plymouth City Council Holds Public Hearing on Additional Appropriation Requests
The Plymouth City Council members held a public hearing on Monday night concerning several additional appropriation requests.
Plymouth Redevelopment Commission to Meet Tonight
The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission members will receive updates on several major projects in Plymouth when they meet tonight.
Crash Claims Life of Argos Woman
An Argos woman lost her life in a two-vehicle accident Sunday afternoon.
Marshall County Recorder Presents Bulk User Agreement
Marshall County Recorder Marlene Mahler presented two ordinances to the Marshall County Commissioners for approval concerning bulk images and watermarking.
Plymouth BOW/City Council to Meet Tonight
The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety will award several bids and quotes for the water and wastewater departments when they meet tonight. They will also consider a sidewalk request and look at letters of interest for the historic footbridge restoration project.
Marshall County Council to Meet Today
The Marshall County Council members will meet this morning.
The council members will consider several CF-1 Compliance requests today. The companies are submitted documents saying that they are in compliance with tax abatement requirements.
David’s Courage Representatives Sign Transfer Agreement
The Shady Rest Home transfer agreement between Marshall County and the facilitators of David’s Courage is now official.
Marshall County Sheriff Discusses Jail Capacity
The Marshall County Jail is still holding about 200 inmates, but efforts are being made to reduce that number.
Indiana State Police K9s Receive Ballistic Vests
A church in rural Ligonier was able to raise funds to purchase five Indiana State Police K9 ballistic vests.
