May 16, 2020  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   “Meier claimed the current interpretation of the multiplier is wrong” Joshua Meier will resign his position as Canton Township Director of Public Safety as part of a proposed settlement agreement in his lawsuit against the township. Other provisions of the proposed

May 14, 2020  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   Plymouth restaurant and bar owners, the backbone of Plymouth’s commerce, have proven to be a tenacious group – with stamina and determination to stay open – despite the hardship of forced closings due to the coronavirus shutdown. With business severely restricted,

May 12, 2020  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   Op-Ed  by Eric Esshaki I took Governor Whitmer to federal court last month. This set the stage for a legal battle between our most basic rights and the Governor’s right to set emergency rules during a crisis. I won, and so

May 11, 2020  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News     The City of Northville is participating in a national mission this year to honor and pay tribute to their local U.S. Armed Forces veterans and active duty military personnel by lining the downtown streets with inspiring military tribute banners during

May 8, 2020  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   Don Howard Staff Writer The Michigan Restaurant & Lodging Association (MRLA), a trade group representing over 5,000 Michigan foodservice and lodging establishments, has called on Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to end the restaurant dining room closures on May 29, asserting restaurants should

May 8, 2020  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   As the state remains under lockdown with the challenged Governor extending her stay-at-home order and state of emergency to May 28- the Plymouth Canton Superintendent of Schools, facing an unpredictable future, looks for moments to celebrate with an uplifting press release

May 7, 2020  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   The temporary suspension of the print editions of The Eagle due to the economic impact of the coronavirus was announced today.  The Eagle is a true family-run hometown newspaper that has faithfully served our community for 150 years. It’s more important now

May 6, 2020  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News   Voters in Northville Township will be asked to approve a millage to fund police, EMS, fire, parks, recreation, senior and youth services on the Aug. 4 ballot. While the millage is an increase of .5 mill, that amount will be offset

May. 3, 2020  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   Don Howard Staff Writer Struggling Plymouth business owners are worried Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s unbridled executive power and refusal to talk or negotiate with the GOP-led legislature may wield the final blow to their already fragile enterprise, suffering since mid-March with the