Plymouth Police Department officers responded to Jefferson and Walnut Street for reports of a reckless driver Saturday, September 2 just after midnight.
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Budget Hearing Gives Plymouth Community School Board Proposed Numbers
Plymouth Community School Board members heard numbers for the 2024 budget at their Tuesday night meeting.
Continue readingPlymouth Man Arrested on Suspicion of Domestic Battery
A Plymouth man was arrested Saturday, September 2 after a call was made to Marshall County Dispatch concerning a domestic battery that occurred in the 6000 block of State Road 17.
Continue readingValparaiso Man Arrested Following Traffic Stop in Marshall County
A Valparaiso man was arrested late Thursday night following a traffic stop.
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Plymouth Community School Corporation Creates Student Leadership Group
Plymouth High School has put together a Student Leadership Group aimed at cultivating leadership qualities among its student-athletes.
Continue readingTraffic Stop Leads to Possession Arrest
A traffic stop Wednesday, August 30 resulted in the arrest of a motorcycle driver.
Continue readingRochester Man Arrested after Found Unresponsive in Vehicle
A Rochester man was arrested Tuesday, August 29 after an Indiana Conservation Officer reportedly found him unresponsive behind the wheel of a car and in possession of marijuana and paraphernalia.
Continue readingLakeville Woman Arrested for Battery, Resisting Arrest
A Lakeville woman was arrested Saturday, August 26 after Plymouth Police Department officers were called to the area of Planet Fitness where she was allegedly laying on the sidewalk and kicking the store windows.
Continue readingFight Lands Two in Jail
Plymouth Police Department officers were called to a residence on West Washington Street just after midnight for a physical fight that had occurred.
Continue readingSingle-Vehicle Accident Results in Arrest
One person was arrested following an accident in Marshall County Sunday, August 27.
Continue readingMarshall County Plan Commission Approves Moratorium on Solar Battery Storage
The Marshall County Plan Commission wants more time to consider solar energy farms in the county and towards that end voted 5-1 to impose a one-year moratorium on the aspect of those farms most concerning to those opposed — the storage batteries that go along with the “solar farms”.
Continue readingDelivery Lands Michigan Man in Jail
A Michigan man was arrested Wednesday, August 23 just after 6 a.m. after Plymouth Police Department officers responded to Pretzels, Inc. for two separate 911 calls.
Continue readingPlymouth Man Arrested Following Call to Police
A Plymouth man was arrested Tuesday, August 22 after the Plymouth Police Department was dispatched to the Economy Inn for a possible domestic dispute.
Continue readingTraffic Stops in Plymouth Lead to Arrests
Plymouth Police Department officers conducted a couple of traffic stops last week that led to arrests.
Continue readingSouth Bend Man Arrested on Warrant
A South Bend man was arrested Wednesday, August 23 following a warrant service in Marshall County.
Continue readingPlymouth Man Arrested for Failure to Register as a Sex Offender
Marshall County Sheriff’s Department officers took a man into custody for failure to register as a sex offender.
Continue readingDomestic Violence Call Leads to Arrest
Marshall County Sheriff’s Department deputies were summoned to a domestic incident Wednesday, August 23 at 2:40 a.m. ET in the area of Redwood Road between 1st Road and Tyler.
Continue readingTriton School Board Increases Pay for Long Term Substitute Teachers
The Triton School Board members recently voted to increase pay for “long-term” substitute teachers, such as those hired to fill in for a teacher during maternity leave, to $150 a day.
Continue readingGovernor Holcomb to Visit Plymouth to Kick-off Statewide Initiative to Build Firefighter Training Facilities
Governor Eric Holcomb will be visiting Plymouth Friday, August 25 at 2 p.m. ET to discuss the importance of quality training for Indiana’s first responders.
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