Mark Malcolm

Aug. 16, 2022  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News   The prestigious Ruth Huston-Whipple Award for Civic Engagement was awarded this year to Mark and Patty Malcolm. The couple, longtime Plymouth residents, have been unstinting community supporters and historic preservationists in the city of Plymouth, officials said. The award is presented

Aug. 31, 2019  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News   Don Howard Staff Writer The sale of 9.64 acres of land, the last large track of green space in downtown Plymouth, may be imminent as talks with potential buyers continue. According to Don Soenen, president of the Plymouth Arts and Recreation

Oct. 31, 2018  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News     GUEST EDITORIAL By: Mark Malcolm   There are two key reasons why Patty and I got involved.  First, we believe that demolition of this historic building and replacing it with a massive new sub-division would devastatingly alter and forever diminish

Plymouth Township resident and PARC critic Mary Weidel has been vocal with her oppostion   Jun. 26, 2018  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News     “This board will not be making the case for PARC”   Don Howard Staff Writer Despite the strong opposition voiced by residents in attendance at

Mar. 13, 2018  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News   “You can say it’s a downtown facility, but it’s in a residential area. The PARC theater changes that residential area drastically.”   WATCH VIDEO   Don Howard Staff Writer Amid uncertainties, pushback and skepticism, supporters of the Plymouth Arts and Recreation

PARC rendering: Aerial view looking north on Adams Street – proposed $30 million, 43,245 square foot, 800-seat theater.     Jan. 29, 2018  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News   “The theater is not that expensive.”  PARC President Don Soenen     The first public forum concerning the Plymouth Arts and

Mar. 21, 2017  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News     Plymouth and Wayne will be among the communities participating in the 2017 edition of Inside/Out, a program of the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) which brings high-quality reproductions of masterpieces to outdoor venues throughout metro Detroit. The John S. and