Plymouth drug prosecution delayed nearly 4 months
Plymouth Michigan Police Chief Al Cox at Liquor License Review Committee Meeting Apr. 1, 2014 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. “The owner of Fiamma has since protested erroneous reports that the arrest took place in his business” A miscommunication was the apparent cause of a four-month delay in the prosecution
Dream wedding
David Gorden and his bride Maureen Apr. 1, 2014 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Wish comes true for disabled couple One Canton Township couple realized a dream they thought would never come true thanks to a national group dedicated to providing free wedding services for those in special circumstances.
Local florist takes top honor
Victor West of Plymouth displays his first-place winning floral arrangement Mar. 28, 2014 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Surprise win When the results of the “Surprise Surprise” category were announced at the Great Lakes Floral Expo two weeks ago, Victor West was one of the most ‘surprised” members of
Drawing the line
Mar. 27, 2014 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. “Local artist honored among illustrators of the year for 2014” Kirbi Fagan of Plymouth obviously made the right choice in her career. Fagan, 23, only left Plymouth to attend the Kendall College of Art and Design in Grand Rapids where she obtained her
Building proposal heard by council
Mar. 26, 2014 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Northville city officials took no action regarding a proposed 30,000 to 40,000-square-foot, four-story building on the south side of Cady Street, just east of Center. A development group including associate real estate broker Andrew Daily architects Dave Mielock and Greg Presley and Realtor Patti
Choice of Canton for new facility was wise
Mar. 25, 2014 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Opinion “We think the federal task force assigned with making this decision did a fine job in choosing Canton” When we first heard about the new research facility coming to Canton Township, we have to admit to a little attitude. Because, to
Township businesses may be paying exempted tax
Mar. 24, 2014 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Curmi: “I want small business to receive their rightful exemptions. I want to make sure business people are not leaving money on the table,” Plymouth Township officials failed to follow the instructions of the state treasury department regarding new personal property
Plymouth Township faces Whistleblower lawsuit
Mar. 18, 2014 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. DeFrain resigned and subsequently filed suit which was settled out of court with a $50,000 payment Following the out-of-court cash settlement of a discrimination lawsuit with one police office, the sergeant who was her former supervisor has filed a Whistleblower lawsuit against Plymouth
Art smart
Psyche II 2007 by Robert Schefman Mar. 18, 2014 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. The Northville Art House members have announced that Robert Schefman, renowned Fine Artist/Sculptor/ and Foundations Department Chair and Associate Professor at the College for Creative Studies, has been chosen as the juror for the Northville Art
All 24 Plymouth liquor licenses approved
UPDATED Plymouth’s newest restaurant-bar, Aqua Fine Dining, will open within the next week said owner-operator Vitor Nikollbibaj at a special Monday meeting of the Plymouth Liquor License Review Committee to review his plan of operation. Nikollbibaj’s new venture will not increase the City of Plymouth’s 24 current liquor license holders