Two representatives from the East Shore Corporation delivered an update on an agreement with the Town of Culver to haul wastewater to be treated in the town’s wastewater plant due to a system failure at the corporation’s wetland site.
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The Triton Elementary School Robotics Club had a productive introductory meeting this week.
During Tuesday’s meeting, club members were informed about rules and expectations as well as specifics surrounding this season’s game.
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Plymouth Police say a boy was hit by a vehicle while crossing Michigan Street Wednesday morning. It happened just before 8:00 a.m. at the intersection of Michigan and Jefferson.
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Two people were arrested for drug possession Tuesday night, after Plymouth Police got a report of a motorist slumped over in a vehicle. Officers say they responded to the Hacienda parking lot near U.S. 30 and Pioneer Drive around 10:50 p.m.
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A Walkerton man was recently arrested after a warrant was issued for his arrest following an arson investigation.
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Marshall County Council members took an additional step to help the county move forward with a fourth General Jurisdictional Court Monday morning.
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The Plymouth City Council members took time to consider a resolution that would show the city’s commitment in matching funds for the proposed projects listed in the Regional Development Plan in the Marshall County Crossroads Regional Stellar Communities Designation application.
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The Bremen Town Council members looked at renewing a trash contract during their meeting Monday afternoon.
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Ten local ladies will soon participate in a tradition that spans more than five decades during the 56th Annual Distinguished Young Women of Triton scholarship competition.
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Argos officials will close down Michigan Street one last time this Friday for the final TGIF Argos event of 2019.
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A new workforce housing development in Culver will get underway today as officials break ground for The Paddocks off of West Jefferson Street.
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Community members are invited to honor, respect and remember lost heroes this week as the City of Plymouth serves as a site for the American Veterans Traveling Tribute Vietnam Wall.
The wall will be in Plymouth from Thursday, September 12th through Sunday, September 15th. It will be located in the parking lot area of River Park Square so it will be accessible to everyone.
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The Marshall County Council members Monday morning made the effort to cut about $1 million from the 2020 budget.
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The Plymouth School board held hearings over the 2020 budget, capital projects plan and bus replacement plan when members met last week.
The total budget estimate for 2020 is $36,335,077, with $20,370,626 listed in the education fund and $9,289,424 in the operations fund.
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Several entities will be teaming up with members of the Argos Taskforce for a workshop this week.
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Marshall County employees will continue to have the primary and general election days off, at least for next year’s presidential election. The county commissioners approved the 2020 holiday schedule last week, but not without some debate.
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The demolition of a property in Plymouth is on hold after the co-owners have come to an agreement on the future of the property.
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The property the town acquired from a resident who outbid the town in a Sheriff’s Sale is officially in the town’s possession.
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The Culver Town Council will receive an update on the East Shore Corporation and its efforts to address wastewater issues when members meet tonight. Corporation officials have been hauling wastewater from its wetland disbursement system to be treated in the town’s wastewater system since August.
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Marshall County will soon be getting ransomware insurance. Last week, the county commissioners officially voted to add ransomware coverage to the county’s general liability insurance policy, after IT Director Michael Marshall recommended the move last month. County officials didn’t have an exact cost figure, but they believed it could be between $6,500 and $7,500 a year for a million-dollar policy.
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