Nancy Conzelman

Plymouth Township Supervisor, Richard Reaume, appointed campaign contributor and former township employee Sarah Gatzek to the Compensation Commission.   Dec. 4, 2013  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.   Opinion   Officials in Plymouth and Canton townships will earn more money next year than they did last year, after actions taken-or not taken-by their

WATCH VIDEO  – Frustrated PARC Committee member, Don Soenen, tries to reason with obstinate Plymouth Township Clerk, Nancy Conzelman   Nov. 22, 2103  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.   “We are one community.” Don Soenen, PARC Committee spokesperson.   The plan to convert the current Central Middle School property in downtown Plymouth to

Nov. 8, 2013  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.    A majority vote of the five-member Plymouth Township Compensation Commission assured annual salary increases for all elected township officials in both 2014 and 2015. The Plymouth Township Commission members, all nominated to the commission by Township Supervisor Richard Reaume, met on Oct. 28 for

Nancy Conzelman, Plymouth Township Clerk   Oct. 29, 2013  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.   OPINION   One might even conclude that his mistreatment at the hand of his employers was a result of this “whistle blowing.”   We would strongly urge anyone who voted for the current office-holders in Plymouth Township to

Oct. 15, 2013  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.   Pay for Performance?   “Currently the annual salary for the township supervisor is $101,998 and the treasurer and clerk are paid $94,668 each.”   When the Plymouth Township Compensation Commission met last week, their goal was to agree on how much the elected township

Oct. 8, 2013  PLYMOUTH EAGLE   EDITORIAL By: Susan Willett, Publisher Associated Newspapers of Michigan     Once again, officials in Plymouth Township Hall have confounded us with their arrogance, pettiness and childish behavior. Trustee Bob Doroshewitz and Clerk Nancy Conzelman, Supervisor Richard Reaume and Treasurer Ron Edwards. Trustee Mike

Rendering of  $625,000 park pavilion.   Aug. 9, 2013  PLYMOUTH VOICE.   Campaign supporter says he’s furious and embarrassed   To the editor: I was furious last week when the Plymouth Township Board voted 4-3 to borrow $2 million to spend on “recreation” projects without any input from the voters.

Aug. 5, 2013  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.   Residents protest plan for golf course project   “It appears there’s a rush to do something; it’s the appearance of impropriety,” Township Resident.   Several residents of Woodlore North subdivision attended the meeting of the Plymouth Township Board of Trustees last week to reiterate their

Apr. 2, 2013  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.   Opinion   By: Susan Willett, Publisher Associated Newspapers of Michigan   Election to public office does not excuse rudeness. Ever. Last week, we were appalled at the account of one of our staff members of the treatment he received from newly-elected Plymouth Township Clerk

Nov. 26, 2012  PLYMOUTH VOICE.     Plymouth Township Board of Trustees board has posted a new portrait to the township web site along with the 2013 meeting dates. The group assembled in Township Hall to pose for the photo with newly elected members, Trustee Chuck Curmi and Clerk Nancy