Plymouth Voice

Nov. 14, 2023  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News Amazon mastered the internet. Grocery stores are a different story   By: Caroline O’Donovan Lawsuits and layoffs now litter Amazon’s years-long path to conquering the brick-and-mortar grocery store Daniel Kaye was heartbroken when he learned in 2021 that his neighborhood Barnes &

Nov. 8, 2023  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   WATCH VIDEO     Salvation Army Red Kettle Kick Off & Tree Lighting Friday   Join the Salvation Army and the Plymouth Downtown Development Authority as they hold their 14th annual Red Kettle Drive and Boulevard Tree Lighting Ceremony, Friday Nov.

Nov. 1, 2023  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   OPINION   Midday on Wed. Nov. 1, during class hours dozens of PCCS Students assembled on the football field and took part in a well-organized despicable display of antisemitism, under the guise of a “protest of the Middle East War,” all

Oct. 25, 2023  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   UPDATED   “…City Attorney will defend this matter vigorously.” “City administration has reviewed the lawsuit and is confident that all actions were implemented consistent with policy and law. Further, the City Attorney will defend this matter vigorously.” George Lahanas -Northville City

Oct. 25, 2023  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   By: Don Howard Staff Writer   At 12:45 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct.24, Northville Township Police responded to an armed robbery of a postal carrier in the area of Silver Spring Drive and Eight Mile Road in Northville Township. The armed suspects

Oct. 20, 2023  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   OPINION By:  Jarrett Skorup Renter’s ‘Bill of Rights’ would spike Michigan housing costs in a way that would make things much worse for renters …   Michigan lawmakers are rightfully concerned about housing affordability. But a bill package floating around Lansing

Oct.17, 2023  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   The grassroots effort to recall three of the seven members of the P-CCS Board of Education is gaining momentum. The Committee to recall board members Wilson, Kehoe and Christensen are canvasing door to door, staging events and setting-up signing locations. The Wayne

Oct. 17, 2023  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   OPINION City officials need to face dangerous safety problem at senior apartments   Guest Editorial By: Thomas M. Doran I care about Plymouth and our neighborhoods. I see a tragedy waiting to happen—there’s a corner in the City of Plymouth with

Oct. 13, 2023  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News OPINION   Guest Editorial By: Ron Picard On Nov. 7 Plymouth will vote on the Plymouth Parks Proposal (Proposal 1). If passed, the proposed 1.75-mill increase will generate approximately $1.3 million per year between 2024 and 2035.  That’s over $15 million in

Sep. 28, 2023  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News     In recent years storms and limited power grid capacity have plagued tens of thousands of DTE Energy’s 2.3 million electric customers in Southeast Michigan. Ever-increasing power demands combined with old antiquated equipment and unpredictable weather conditions have regularly left DTE