Leading police on a car chase while over twice the legal limit for alcohol is what police say got a Plymouth woman arrested early Saturday morning. Plymouth Police say around 12:40 a.m., they saw a vehicle heading east on Jefferson Street drive up onto the curb and then back into the eastbound lane, before turning north on Plum Street.
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Plymouth School Superintendent Discusses Proposed School Accountability Changes
Plymouth school administrators are among those weighing in on proposed changes to school accountability standards. During Tuesday’s school board meeting, Superintendent Andy Hartley reported that the State Board of Education is still working on its new accountability rules. “A few of us were up in South Bend testifying before the state board,” he said. “They had a hearing up there, they did some regional hearings – just providing our feedback and comments, as well as many other educators and citizens from the area.”
Summer School Programs Approved by Plymouth School Board
The Plymouth School Board has approved the list of this year’s summer school offerings.
Plymouth School Board Ready to Seek Construction Contractors for Lincoln Junior High Project
The Lincoln Junior High School project is now approaching the construction phase. The Plymouth School Board voted Tuesday to issue construction documents for bidding.
Daylight Saving Time Starts Sunday
Get ready to “spring forward.” Daylight Saving Time officially begins Sunday at 2:00 a.m. That means clocks should be moved forward one hour before going to bed on Saturday.
Plymouth Man Arrested, After State Police Investigation Reportedly Leads to Discovery of Drugs
An Indiana State Police drug investigation reportedly led to the discovery of suspected marijuana, methamphetamine, and paraphernalia at a Plymouth home. The Indiana State Police Criminal Interdiction Team served a search warrant at a home in the 600 block of Randolph Drive around 6:30 Wednesday morning.
Plymouth School Superintendent Recognizes Staff, Students for Flood Response Efforts
The Plymouth Community School Corporation demonstrated its commitment to the local community, during the recent flood, according to Superintendent Andy Hartley.
Residents Warned to Beware of Flood Restoration Scams
The possibility of scammers targeting flood victims has led to warnings from local law enforcement. Marshall County Sheriff Matt Hassel says unfortunately, disaster areas tend to attract scammers looking to take advantage of victims.
Plymouth School Board to Consider Adding Makeup Day, Issuing Lincoln Junior High Bid Documents
The Lincoln Junior High School rebuilding project continues to move ahead. Tonight, the Plymouth School Board will decide whether to issue construction documents for bidding. The project would replace much of the existing Lincoln Junior High School with a new building.
Starke, Pulaski, Marshall Counties Included in Governor’s Disaster Emergency Declaration
Pulaski County was added to the state’s disaster emergency declaration Tuesday, in response to recent flooding. So far, Governor Eric Holcomb has declared a disaster emergency in 22 Indiana counties, including Starke, Marshall, St. Joseph, Fulton, and Jasper, as well as Pulaski.
Cocaine, Marijuana Allegedly Found During Marshall County Traffic Stop
A Sunday night traffic stop reportedly led to the discovery of cocaine. Marshall County Police say they pulled over a 2012 Chevrolet Impala at around 11:42 p.m. in the area of U.S. 31 and 11th Road.
Disaster Declaration Issued for Marshall County
The Marshall County Commissioners have issued a disaster declaration, in response to this week’s record-breaking flooding. The declaration says that water accumulations are making driving conditions hazardous. Residents are encouraged to stay off the roads, and to use caution if they do need to travel.
Webster Center Available As Emergency Shelter for Flood Victims
Those displaced by this week’s floods can take emergency shelter at the Webster Center in Plymouth. City officials say cots, food, and shower facilities are available. Transportation is also available upon request.
United Way of Marshall County Coordinating Flood Relief Efforts
Those interested in helping out with Marshall County’s flood relief efforts can volunteer with the United Way. Volunteers can sign up using the United Way of Marshall County’s online form or by calling 211.
Indiana Department of Homeland Security Collecting Property Damage Reports, Following Flooding
Those who’ve experienced property damage due to recent flooding can report it to the Indiana Department of Homeland Security. Department officials say homeowners, renters, businesses, and non-profit organizations can all report uninsured damage caused by severe storms and flooding since February 15. That could include structural damage to homes, as well as the loss of personal property.
Flood Warnings Continue As Local Rivers Reach Flood Stage
Flood warnings continue throughout the local area, and some rivers could reach record levels in the coming days. In Plymouth, the Yellow River has risen above 17 feet, surpassing a record set in 1954, according to the National Weather Service.
Plymouth School Board Gets Update from Jefferson Elementary School Robotics Team
A Jefferson Elementary School robotics team is not only learning how to build a competitive robot, but also about some of the ethical considerations that go into their design.
Races Set for May Primary
The races are set for May’s primary elections. The most hotly-contested office in Marshall County is District 1 County Commissioner. Incumbent Republican Kurt Garner will face David W. Hostetler and Stan Klotz in the May primary. The winner will presumably square off against Democrat Rich Erickson II in November. Continue reading
Plymouth School Board Approves 2019 High School History Trip
Plymouth High School students will once again have the chance to experience some of their history lessons firsthand. Last week, the school board approved a 12-day European field trip for the summer of 2019.
Plymouth School Superintendent Reviews Legislative Proposals
Local school administrators continue to keep an eye on the state legislative session. Plymouth School Superintendent Andy Hartley updated the school board Tuesday on a few bills making their way through the Indiana General Assembly.
