Six applications for the 50/50 sidewalk program made the list in Culver, but funding hit a snag upon final approval.
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Initial Hearing Date Postponed in Theft Case
An initial court hearing in a theft case allegedly involving Laura Mann and Kevin Bridgman has been postponed as Marshall County Superior Court No. 1 Judge Robert O. Bowen recused himself from presiding over their cases. The original hearing dates were set for Tuesday, May 1 at 8:30 a.m.
Culver Town Council Holds Public Hearing on Culver Beach Lodge Renovations
A public hearing was held Monday night to discuss plans for the upcoming renovation of the Culver Beach Lodge.
Plymouth Fee Schedule Subcommittee Meets
Members of the City of Plymouth Fee Schedule Subcommittee met Tuesday morning to go over proposed fee increases for each department. The main reason for the review of fees is to help each department cover their costs instead of using taxpayer money to subsidize deficits.
John Glenn School Board Discusses Computer Purchase
The John Glenn School Board discussed the purchase of computers for the upcoming freshman class.
Culver Town-Wide Clean-up Day is May 12
The town-wide clean-up day in the Town of Culver is Saturday, May 12.
Culver Town Council Holds Public Hearing on Community Parks Improvement Project
The Culver Town Council members held a public hearing Monday night to take comments on the Community Parks Improvement project that is encompassed in the Culver Stellar Communities Designation Program.
Bremen’s Oktoberfest Moved to September
The Oktoberfest celebration in Bremen will return this year.
Bremen Director of Operations Trend Weldy said the committee met in mid-April to make some preliminary plans.
Culver Street Naming Contest up for Public Vote
There are just a few days remaining in the Culver street naming contest.
John Glenn School Board to Meet Tonight
The John Glenn School Board members will discuss the curriculum for the art department and P.E. when they meet tonight. The board will also consider the purchase of One-to-One computer devices for next year’s freshman class.
Traffic Stop Leads to Warrant Arrest
A Plymouth man was arrested on Thursday morning after police conducted a traffic stop.
Impaired Driving, Public Intoxication Sends Residents to Jail
An injury accident sent a Plymouth resident to the Marshall County Jail.
Culver Town Council to Hold Public Hearings Tonight on Stellar Projects
The Culver Town Council members plan to take public comment tonight on plans for two Office of Community and Rural Affairs projects in the town’s Stellar Communities Designation Program.
Town of Bremen Moving Forward with Lift Station Project
The Bremen Town Council members will be ready to take bids soon on the proposed lift station project. Bremen Director of Operations Trend Weldy said that the project will be split into two phases.
Replacement of Malfunctioning Fire Hydrant Approved in Culver
A faulty fire hydrant in the corner of the CVS parking lot in Culver will be removed and replaced.
Drug Take Back Event is Today
The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department and the Marshall County Committee for a Drug-Free Indiana encourage residents to drop off prescription medication that is no longer needed.
Flood Repairs Complete at Bremen Wastewater Plant
The damage caused by the February flooding event at the Bremen Wastewater Treatment Plant is now repaired.
No Bids Received for Culver Ambulance
The Culver Town Council members were set to open ambulance bids Tuesday night, but Town Manager Jonathan Leist said there weren’t any bids submitted.
Culver Town Council President Assists with Regional Stellar Effort
Culver Town Council President Ginny Bess Munroe shared with the town council members this week that she worked with Marshall County Economic Development Corporation President and CEO Jerry Chavez in the county’s application for the regional Stellar Communities Designation Program.
Annexation Public Hearing Pushed Back One Week
The public hearing concerning the annexation of 72 acres of property north of Bremen has been delayed one week.
