Plymouth Police Officers made 30 arrests during a recent two-week Operation Pull Over enforcement blitz, including two for possession of methamphetamine. Continue reading
Secretary of State Working to Prevent Elder Abuse
Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson is urging residents to recognize the symptoms of elder abuse.
June 15th is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day and the Secretary of State’s office says they are attempting to raise awareness. According to information released by Lawson’s offices, elder abuse can come in several forms.
Fugitive Apprehended After Traffic Stop
An Argos man faces numerous charges in Marshall County after allegedly fleeing from authorities after a late night traffic stop. Continue reading
Plymouth Officials Schedule Freedom Park Grand Opening
Plymouth officials will celebrate the grand opening of the first phase of an all-inclusive playground next week. Freedom Park is located at Packard Woods. A committee has been working with the city’s park department for several years to develop a playground for children and adults of all abilities.
Design Include Alternative Flouride, but Decision Not Finalized
Culver is nearing a decision on the fluoridation of its water supply.
The Town Council briefly touched on upgrades to its water treatment facility during a Tuesday meeting. The Town hosted a meeting with investors recently prior to a bond issuance that’s expected to fund a large portion of the upgrades.
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Pizza, Prizes and More Available During the ‘P-Town Cruz’n’ Car Show on Saturday
If you’re searching for some family friendly fun this weekend the P-Town Cruz’n event is just what you’re looking for. Continue reading
Participate in World Blood Donor Day this Sunday
During the summer months, the amount of blood donations drops significantly. Sunday, June 14 you can roll up your sleeve and help someone in need during world blood donor day sponsored by Nexcare bandages and the American Red Cross. Continue reading
Murder Suspect Sentenced in Sexual Misconduct with a Minor Case
The man accused of murdering a Bremen woman last December was sentenced yesterday in Marshall Superior Court to six years in prison for sexual misconduct with a minor. Continue reading
Federal Judge Sentences Former Walkerton Library Director
The former director of the Walkerton Public Library was sentenced yesterday to 20 months in federal prison for misuse of funds. Court documents indicate Scott Klingerman, 45, used more than $26,000 in library funds to pay for vacations and health club memberships. Continue reading
Culver Seeking Alternatives After Incorrect Bid
The Culver Town Council may have to go back to the drawing board for work to the Town Hall’s Roof.
The Town accepted bids to upgrade the roof at the Town Hall as well as a second building. Work to the Town Hall was stopped, however, because the bid did not include the price of labor.
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Warmer Weather Brings New Activities to Lake Maxinkuckee
The Culver Park Department is gearing up for new activities available on the water this summer.
The Town entered into an agreement earlier this year to provide Kayak and Paddleboard rentals for the season. After going through a bid process, Sail22 has been able to provide the equipment needed to participate.
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Two Arrested in Connection with April Burglary
An April burglary in Marshall County has led to an arrest.
According to information released from the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department, the burglary occurred on April 6th in the 16-thousand block of Mill Pond Trail.
After Months of Talks Culver Names EMS Director
The Town of Culver has named their new EMS Director.
During last night’s Culver Town Council meeting, it was learned an offer had been extended for the position and accepted. Local paramedic Kathy Hart was named the new Culver EMS Director.
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Expensive Assessment Software Brings Productivity, Dependability
The software isn’t in use just yet, but a few area counties have spent nearly $200-thousand to better assess real estate and personal property values.
“XSoft” software is currently used by 43 Indiana counties as well as the state Department of Local Government Finance. Marshall County gave approval to use the software in May hoping the new platform will streamline productivity.
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Plymouth Code Enforcement Officer Keeps Tabs on Tall Grass
Plymouth residents for the most part are heeding warnings from the city’s code enforcement officer to keep their grass cut. Street Superintendent Jim Marquardt says the city has already mowed a dozen or so lawns. When they do, the property owner is charged $35 per hour, with a minimum of two hours billed. Cleanup of junk or trash costs extra. Continue reading
Triton School Board Approves Ongoing Renovation Purchases
The Triton School Board agreed to the purchase of several items to continue updating and renovating its buildings.
A bond was issued, generating $1.5-million in revenue for the school corporation to use on the projects. The money has so far been used to develop of a new maintenance building and provide new carpeting in the schools.
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Plymouth Schools Participate in Federal Summer Food Service Program
School is out, but the Plymouth High School cafeteria staff is staying busy. Head cook Jane Williams says more than 300 people came in for lunch yesterday. Continue reading
Marshall County Council Signs Onto Population Expansion Effort
The Marshall County Council has decided to give the go ahead for a project that could bring millions to the region.
In conjunction with Michiana Partnership, the Marshall County Economic Development Corporation advised the creation of a Regional Development Authority. The RDA would be formed along with St. Joseph and Elkhart counties in the pursuit of state grant funds.
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Culver Council Furthers Water Treatment Facility Discussions
The Culver Town Council will be further discussing its water plant project during a meeting, tonight.
The Town Council has been working for some time on the upgrades to its water treatment facility, but is still under deadline for funding options. Facility upgrades are going to be largely funded from bonds issued to the state’s revolving fund.
Legislators Prepare for Summer Study Sessions
Indiana’s Senate Democrats are gearing up for the 2015 summer study committees.
Among the topics is replacing ISTEP with a new state standardized educational assessment. Typically the summer study sessions indicate some of the top issues legislators may consider in the next legislative session.
