December 2016

Santa has arrived-making his special visit to Plymouth’s Lake Pointe this weekend.   Dec. 10, 2016  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News     Experience a true Plymouth tradition with your family and friends and take in the spirit of the Christmas Holiday Season this year in downtown Plymouth.    

Newly elected Plymouth Township Treasurer Mark Clinton recites oath of office before Lt. Governor Brian Calley     Dec. 9, 2016  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News     Don Howard Staff Writer   During an informal discussion at the meeting of members of Plymouth Concerned Citizens last week, newly-elected Township

Dec. 6, 2016  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News     This year marks the 75th anniversary and commemoration of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. On Wednesday December 7, 2016 the nation will honor the dedication of our “Greatest Generation,” both civilian and military that endured incredible sacrifices on December

Plymouth Township Clerk Jerry Vorva and Lt. Gov. Brian Calley   Dec. 4, 2016  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News     Don Howard Staff Writer New Plymouth Township Supervisor Kurt Heise received thunderous applause from a standing-room-only audience during his official swearing in last week. Heise spoke to the assembled

Dec. 4, 2016  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News     Mark Abbo, of Northville, is returning to Wayne County government as fiscal director for the Wayne County Commission. His appointment was announced last week by commission Chairman Gary Woronchak, D-Dearborn, and will be effective Monday, Dec. 5. “I am honored

Dec. 4, 2016  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News     The 41-year-old woman accused of having sexual relations with two 15-year-old students at the Plymouth middle school where she was a teachers aide has entered a no contest plea to the criminal charges. Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Gregory Bill

Dec. 1, 2016  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News     Northville Township Public Safety Director John Werth will retire next month after a 32-year career in public safety. Werth, 54, was hired by the Northville Township Police Department as a patrol officer in 1985 after his graduation from Jackson Community