Police lovers remain on paid leave; no charges filed
Dec. 19, 2013 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Three Plymouth Township police officers on paid administrative leave since October have yet to be charged with wrongdoing or crimes, according to Township Supervisor Richard Reaume. The officers, a sergeant and two patrolmen, were suspended or put on paid administrative leave, in early October
State plans reconstruction of Beck Road section
Dec. 14, 2013 PLYMOUTH EAGLE Traffic snarls and delays along Beck Road in both Canton and Plymouth townships will be the target of a Wayne County Road Commission project in 2015. According to the county, the deterioration of the roadway along Beck between Warren and Ann Arbor roads will
$25,000 savings may have cost woman’s life
Northville Fire Chief Jim Allen Dec. 13, 2013 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. The recent death of a City of Plymouth resident may have been impacted by a radio problem which delayed 911 response time for more than 25 minutes. According to 911 recordings, the victim’s husband called for help at 1:37 a.m.
Former Northville Supervisor named to county post
Dec. 9, 2013 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano has named Mark J. Abbo of Northville as the new Chief Financial Officer for the county. “Mark brings a wealth of financial management expertise and a fresh perspective to the county’s department of management and budget,” said Ficano.
Officials’ salaries are puzzling
Plymouth Township Supervisor, Richard Reaume, appointed campaign contributor and former township employee Sarah Gatzek to the Compensation Commission. Dec. 4, 2013 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Opinion Officials in Plymouth and Canton townships will earn more money next year than they did last year, after actions taken-or not taken-by their
Smart Meters topic of film
Dec. 2, 2013 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. That new electric meter that DTE is installing may not be such a bright idea, after all. Michigan Stop Smart Meters, a statewide group opposed to the new meters that electric, gas and water providers are installing in homes has expressed concerns about the
Goodfellows founder’s family continues legacy
The Brady Family of Plymouth will be maintaining a family legacy when they help sell Goodfellows newspapers Dec. 2 Patrick Brady, left, Audrey Brady, Amelia Brady,in mom’s arms, James Brady, Pam Brady, F. J. Brady, Cindy Brady and Goodfellows President Frank Brady are descendants of the founder of the Goodfellows
Township rejects middle-school-complex plan
WATCH VIDEO – Frustrated PARC Committee member, Don Soenen, tries to reason with obstinate Plymouth Township Clerk, Nancy Conzelman Nov. 22, 2103 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. “We are one community.” Don Soenen, PARC Committee spokesperson. The plan to convert the current Central Middle School property in downtown Plymouth to
Demolition of ‘Daisy’ wall makes way for new condominiums
Nov. 21, 2013 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. The crumbling, 131-year-old, last remaining wall of the Daisy Air Rifle factory in Plymouth was taken down this week despite the efforts of preservationists to save it. The wall, located on Union Street near Main, will be replaced by 21 townhouse condominiums in seven
Weekend Calendar
City lights holiday tree Downtown Plymouth in front of Kellogg Park will be the site of the annual city holiday tree lighting beginning at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 15. The Salvation Army will also begin the annual Red Kettle donation drive in the city during the event. Young Eagles