News Plymouth Michigan

NEWS YOU CAN USE, NEWS YOU CAN TRUST     GET THE ATTENTION AND THE RESULTS YOU WANT WITH LOCAL ADVERTISING   THE EAGLE   THE EAGLE ……A PUBLICATION OF ASSOCIATED NEWSPAPERS OF MICHIGAN The Belleville Enterprise – The Canton Eagle – The Inkster Star – The Northville Eagle –

Plymouth Township Treasurer Ron Edwards waits for township attorney Tim Cronin in court last week. Jan. 2, 2014  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. A court case seeking the return of a $559 late fee on a water bill from Plymouth Township Treasurer Ron Edwards was dismissed by 16th District Court Judge Sean Kavanagh

Plymouth Township Fire Chief Mark Wendel, left, thanks Honeywell Vice President Tony Schultz for the new fire gear while Congressman Kerry Bentivolio, right, looks on. Jan, 2, 2014  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.   The Plymouth Township Fire Department was on the receiving end some much-needed gifts last week as executives from Honeywell

Jan. 2, 2014  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.   Dylan James Dunlap, 20, the Northville man accused of torturing a 23-month-old child left in his care, accepted a plea deal from the Wayne County Prosecutor that will see him spend 10 1⁄2 to 20 years in prison. Dunlap was charged with felonies including

Jan. 2, 2014  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.   Canton Firefighters responded to three home fires started as accidents in the kitchen this week. According to Canton Fire Chief Josh Meier, “Unattended cooking continues to be a leading factor in house fires across the country.” “To minimize your risk of a house fire,

Pick up the BEST and MOST COMPREHENSIVE Ice Festival Program published by Associated Newspapers of Michigan-Free with the PLYMOUTH EAGLE.

Dec. 31, 2013  PLYMOUTH VOICE.   Virginia City Territorial Enterprise Jan. 1, 1863   NEW YEAR’S DAY Now is the accepted time to make your regular annual good resolutions. Next week you can begin paving hell with them as usual. Yesterday, everybody smoked his last cigar, took his last drink,

WATCH VIDEO   Dec. 31, 2013  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.   Young professionals, empty-nesters, young couples and others looking for new, high-end residential options in Plymouth will likely have one more choice now that the Plymouth Planning Commission has given approval to Starkweather Station luxury apartments. The commissioners voted unanimously to allow

Voice your opinion, meet your elected city leaders and become involved in your community.

Find out what’s going on in Plymouth Township and voice your opinion to the elected officials.