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Plymouth Ice Festival this weekend, Feb. 12-14

FEB. 11, 2021 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News This will be the 39th year for the Plymouth Ice Festival which will return to the basic concept for the festival which originated four decades ago. It was started in 1982 by a small group of local businessmen and community leaders
Northville street closure to continue through April 2022

Feb. 8, 2021 PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News Northville officials recently announced they have extended the downtown Social District Street Closure plan until May 1, 2022, following approval by the city council. Last June, the city council unanimously approved closure of Main Street between Center Street and Hutton to
Ice Festival set to return to Plymouth

Jan. 24, 2021 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News Better late than never is the attitude in the City of Plymouth as plans for a scaled-down ice festival set for Feb. 12 through 14 were presented to the city commission for approval last week. James Gietzen, owner of JAG Entertainment,
$10 million grant may be too-little-too-late to save struggling restaurant-bars

Dec. 1, 2020 PLYMOUTH VOICE Plymouth Michigan News Don Howard Staff Writer On Monday state officials announced a new $10 million grant program aimed at helping some 7,000 small businesses affected by long-term closures mandated by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer as a result of COVID 19 pandemic. The program
Jewell Maple townhome project underway in Plymouth

Jul. 25, 2020 PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News Don Howard Staff Writer Members of the Plymouth City Commission approved a plan for the construction of a 10-unit group of single-family condominiums and the redevelopment of the building that formerly housed Saxton’s Garden Center, a Plymouth landmark from 1932 until
Business owners show perseverance, dedication and spunk !

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,
Plymouth restaurants try to keep from sinking, remain open

Apr. 22, 2020 PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News Don Howard Staff Writer Operating on severely limited carry-out business-depending on customer loyalty to survive, Plymouth’s many restaurant and bar owners, like others in the state, has strictly followed the governor’s Executive Order since March 16, trying to sustain and uphold
Commissioners delay Kellogg Park fountain project

Apr. 21, 2020 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News The City of Plymouth and The Wilcox Foundation have mutually agreed to delay the Wilcox Fountain Project until the spring of 2021 due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, according to a statement from Mayor Oliver Wolcott. “There is now just too much
Downtown Plymouth is Open for Business

Mar. 17, 2020 PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News UPDATED AS OF 3 p.m 3-20-20 Reported by Plymouth Downtown Development Authority RESTAURANTS Panera Bread in Downtown Plymouth will have “rapid pickup” and delivery…there won’t be any carryouts. All orders can be made at www.panerabread.com or by calling the store at
Incorrect statements prompt apology from city manager, mayor

Feb. 26, 2020 PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News Results of a controversial survey conducted by Eastern Michigan University in the City of Plymouth may have been slanted by city officials. Questions on the survey prompted a public apology from City Manager Paul Sincock who last week admitted to