The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members considered a request to forego a drainage plan requirement for an upcoming Hoosier Old Wheels playground equipment project and a trail project in Centennial Park.
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Storms caused damage in Centennial Park in Plymouth Monday night.
Continue readingThe skate park located at Centennial Park in Plymouth is closed for the next few days due to vandalism.
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The Plymouth Police Department conducted an investigation into an act of vandalism at Centennial Park on May 8.
Continue readingResidents of the City of Plymouth and surrounding areas are invited to a public dedication ceremony on Saturday morning to unveil signs near the Randolph Drive north entrance of Centennial Park. The signs will honor former Mayor Charles O. Glaub’s effort to expand Centennial Park to part of what it is today.
Continue readingA Bremen man faces multiple charges after Plymouth Police were called to Centennial Park twice Thursday night. Officers say that around 8:30 p.m., they gave Larry Wesley Baltes, 45, a warning, after someone complained that he was intoxicated and yelling at people in the skate park. But around 9:50, police got a second call about Baltes being intoxicated and causing a disturbance.
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The Plymouth City Council members approved an ordinance on second and third reading this week that would annex 2.57 acres of real estate adjacent to the northern corporate limits known as 598 Hoham Drive. The property owners would like to get sewer service through the town as the septic system has failed there. In order to hook up to the service, the property would need to be annexed into the city. That process can now occur with the adoption of the ordinance.
The Plymouth City Council members considered action Monday night on a voluntary annexation request.
The Marshall County Humane Society ‘Bark in the Park’ event is almost here!
Community members and their furry four-legged friends are invited to Centennial Park on Sunday, October 7th for this annual fundraising event. All proceeds go to assist the homeless animals that the Humane Society cares for.
When you pledge at least $25, you’ll get an event T-Shirt. Continue reading
Over 400 tons of sand was hauled in to fill sandbags for Plymouth residents. Street Superintendent Jim Marquardt told the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members Monday night that about $3,500 was spent to haul the sand and get sand bags. He said the sand bags don’t store very well, but will do what he can.
A Plymouth man was taken into custody Wednesday night after reportedly driving under the influence and causing an accident.
According to Plymouth police, Dustin Bradfield, 28, lost control of his vehicle and drove into the side of another vehicle at the entrance of Centennial Park. Police reportedly found that Bradfield was intoxicated at the time of the accident and tested three times the legal limit.
A man wanted for dealing and possession of methamphetamine in Kosciusko County was reportedly taken into custody in Plymouth Thursday afternoon.
The Marshall County Humane Society is encouraging community members to bring their furry, four legged friends down to Centennial Park on October 1st for Bark in the Park. This annual event for dogs and their owners is an afternoon full of activities and contests where funds are raised to assist MCHS with operational costs.
Marshall County Humane Society Director Nancy Cox said that money raised by events like Bark in the Park assist the Humane Society in some major ways. Continue reading
If you’re interested in learning about the environment and seeing what local conservation looks like, come out to Centennial Park today for the ‘Tread in the Shed’ event hosted by Marshall County Soil and Water Conservation District. The event will feature presentations about topics such as, habitats, predator birds, stream bank stabilization, water quality, the importance of watersheds and rain gardens.
The District Coordinator of Marshall County SWCD Debbie Palmer said he whole event will take about 2 hours, running from 10 a.m. to noon, and there are a few 15-20 minute presentations. She said that the walking tour will take place primarily in the shade, so the heat shouldn’t be an issue. Continue reading
The United Way of Marshall County has a unique way of starting its annual fundraising campaign.
This fundraising event helps collect money for the number of member agencies and sponsored programs with United Way. The entities serve many families in need across the entire county.
New housing, parks, and job opportunities are a few of the things Plymouth residents can expect to see in the near future, according to Mayor Mark Senter. During his annual State of the City Address Monday, Senter gave an update on the city’s progress in implementing its 2013 Comprehensive Plan. Continue reading
The Plymouth Board of Works got an update Monday on several of the city’s ongoing public works projects. Utility Superintendent Donnie Davidson said the Boys & Girls Club sewer relocation is essentially complete. Continue reading
The City of Plymouth is making the funding arrangements for new tennis courts in Centennial Park. Last month, the Common Council voted to contribute additional funds to the tennis court rebuilding project. On Monday, council members voted to formally transfer that money into the Tennis Court Project Fund. Continue reading
Increased cell phone coverage may be coming to Centennial Park in Plymouth. Last year, Verizon had a truck placed in the park to provide additional coverage during the Marshall County Blueberry Festival. Now, the company’s looking for a year-round solution. Continue reading
Centennial Park is one step closer to getting new tennis courts, after the Plymouth Common Council voted Wednesday to contribute an additional $329,000 in city funding for the project. That money, appropriated out of the city’s Cumulative Capital Development and Cumulative Capital Improvement funds, is in addition to the $750,000 the city has already pledged. Continue reading
