Plymouth Township

Oct. 16, 2013  PLYMOUTH VOICE – UPDATED   One suspect apprehended.   Plymouth Township Police said detectives arrested one suspect early today in the Bradbury condominium subdivision after an attempted vehicle larceny, relative to those incidents reported by PlymouthVoice.com. At approximately 4:00 a.m. two suspects were interrupted in the process

Oct. 12, 2013  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.   “…allegedly the officer with whom DeFrain was romantically involved.”   A lawsuit alleging civil rights violations filed by a Plymouth Township police officer resulted in the suspension of her supervisor and two other officers last week. Brittany DeFrain, 24, sued the township after her

              A shocking story of a fire chief, held back and coerced to perpetuate a huge cover-up regarding the safety of the township’s fire department, who finally decided it was time to blow-the-whistle before there were “dire consequences.” (Editor note)   Sep. 20, 2013

    Sep. 7, 2013  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.   Community activist Carol Leroue received no response from the Plymouth Township Board of Trustees last week when she demanded answers to questions about public safety in the community. Leroue read a letter to the board members in which she demanded answers about

Plymouth Township Supervisor Richard Reaume Sep. 4, 2013  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.   Opinion   Plymouth Township officials are borrowing $1.9 million to construct a park pavilion, an amphitheater, improve parking lots, build a footbridge and path and make other improvements to recreation structures in the township. The taxpayers will pay the

Sep. 3, 2013  PLYMOUTH VOICE   From the City of Plymouth Police Department   School is back in session starting September 3rd and drivers will need to pay more attention on the roads. We will need to be aware of children walking to and from school and of buses loading

Aug. 30, 2013  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.   A letter from Plymouth Township resident Duane Zantop, published in several newspapers, prompted his neighbor, Isaac Bishop, Jr. to attend his first meeting of the township board of trustees last Tuesday. Bishop, who described himself as a fiscal social and political conservative, addressed the

  Jun 4, 2013  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.   Be prepared to pay more for energy with controversial new ‘smart’ meters   The meters will allow for a time-of-use price scale allowing DTE to charge a higher rate for service during high-demand period. DTE has said that by billing customers by the

May 21, 2013  PLYMOUTH VOICE.   “It’s ugly and it’s out of character for the area”   Residents and neighbors in Plymouth’s Rolling Oaks subdivision will finally have an opportunity to express their views and vent their frustration over the appearance of the township’s new charter school, Plymouth Scholars Charter