Plymouth
Court decision stalls Salem Springs development plan

Jul 22, 2021 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News Don Howard Staff Writer It may not be the end, but a years-in-the-planning development which abuts Plymouth Township has hit another snag in the Washtenaw County Circuit Court. In a rural area on the northeast edge of Washtenaw County in
Concours d’Elegance to leave Plymouth St. John’s

Jul 18, 2021 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News UPDATED Don Howard Staff Writer When the anticipated crowd of nearly 15,000 arrives at St. John’s Golf Course in Plymouth on Sunday, July 25, to view millions of dollars worth of classic automobiles from around the world, they may
State Police investigate road rage shooting in Plymouth Township


Jul. 16, 2021 PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News Michigan State Police report a road rage-shooting incident occurred on M-14 at I-275 in Plymouth Township on Friday morning. On July 16 at approximately 7:30 a.m. MSP Regional Communications Center received a 911 call of a possible shooting on eastbound M-14
Penn Theatre re-opens this weekend


Jul. 14, 2021 PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News Plymouth’s beloved Penn Theatre will re-open this Friday, July 16 after being shuttered for 16 months. Adoring fans that love the big-screen relic of a bygone era, located in the heart of the downtown business district facing popular Kellogg Park, will
Lawmakers – stop spending taxpayer dollars on corporate handouts


Jul. 12, 2021 PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News OPINION By: James M. Hohman Michigan’s business subsidies are unfair, ineffective and expensive. Lawmakers should stop spending taxpayer dollars on them. They are unfair because they reward some businesses at others’ expense. The new apartment complex in town gets
Art in the Park returns to downtown Plymouth


Jul. 8, 2021 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News A 40-year tradition will return to the downtown streets of Plymouth tomorrow as Art In The Park, the second largest art fair in the state, welcomes visitors to downtown Plymouth. This year, the massive art sale will take place beginning Friday,
Reflecting on the meaning of Independence Day


Jul. 4, 2021 PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News After 15 months of pandemic lockdowns we look to a way forward and finding the new normal with the annual celebration of Independence Day. The celebration of nationhood to commemorate the passage of the Declaration of Independence 245 years after its
Power outages – flooded streets after storm


Jun. 29, 2021 PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News UPDATED Once again on Tuesday Plymouth area residents were without power when an afternoon rainstorm wiped out service to an estimated 50,000 DTE Energy customers. Plymouth and Plymouth Township in particular has suffered numerous distribution-related outages and repeatedly lost power in
Centenarians whoop-it-up at birthday celebration


Jun. 27, 2021 PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News Don Howard Staff Writer Nobody should be surprised with news about people living longer. The average life expectancy has changed a lot in the past 100 years. Life expectancy at birth has been steadily increasing for many years and has
New Time-of-Use rates hooked to your Smart Meter


Jun. 17, 2021 PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News OPINION Ontario’s disastrous green energy plan that has created financial hardship for province ratepayers for years is coming to Michigan. As of June 1, Consumers Energy finalized the rollout of their new summer peak rate, which increases electricity rates by