May 30, 2014
Detroit’s claim on old prison stalls major suburban development plans
Plymouth Township resident and farmer Richard Sharland in February 2014 May 30, 2014 PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News “This is our property, and we’ll defend it vigorously,” Butch Hollowell, Detroit Corporation Council “There was nothing deceitful or dishonest on our part,” Richard Reaume, Plymouth Township Supervisor
Weekend Ahead
Band Concert in Kellogg Park-Friday Music in the Air Concert Series will feature music from the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s as the group the Phoenix Theory takes the Hines Park Lincoln Stage in Downtown Plymouth’s Kellogg Park at 7:00 p.m. This will be a free concert in the park.
Middle school valued at $4 million
May 30, 2014 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. News Plymouth Michigan Central Middle School in downtown Plymouth will be on the market with a price tag right around $4 million. Appraiser David Burgoyne presented his findings to the members of the Plymouth Canton Community Schools Board of Education members last week, concluding
Water bills to increase with new sewer charges
May 30, 2014 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News Members of the Plymouth Township Board of Trustees unanimously approved an increase in the sewage disposal fee for water customers. The 25 cent increase per thousand gallons of water will take the fee from $5.50 per thousand gallons of water used
Security upgrades OK’d for Northville Town Square
May 30, 2014 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. News Northville Michigan More than $35,000 in improvements to the sound system and security cameras will take place at Northville Town Square this summer. Members of the Northville City Council approved a contract for $7,087 with AFP Sound Systems to install a new sound