Richard Reaume

Eco-sensitive site of new amphitheater in Plymouth Township Park, surface damaged-bearing numerous holes after drilling rig breached the property in July. Scheduled construction and required grade changes will likely further alter water run-off. Plymouth Township officials ordered the core samples in the protected area, a sub-watershed of the Lower Rouge

An August 1, 2014 letter to Plymouth Township Police Chief Tom Tiderington was copied to U.S. Assistant Attorney General, Leslie R. Caldwell   Aug. 29, 2014  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. News Plymouth Michigan   The ongoing audit of the drug forfeiture funds of the Plymouth Township Police Department required township officials to

Agents from the Drug Enforcement Agency arrive at the Plymouth Township Police Department Monday afternoon .     Aug. 20, 2014  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News   By: Don Howard Staff Writer   Agents from the Drug Enforcement Agency of the Department of Justice arrived at the Plymouth Township Police

Plymouth Township Fire Chief Mark Wendell  accepts donation of boots from Honeywell. (L to R) Wendell,  Fernando Gomez, Vice President Honeywell,  Congressman Kerry Bentivolio, 11th District Michigan, Township Supervisor Richard Reaume, last December in Plymouth. Aug. 18, 2014  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.   Plymouth Michigan News   By:  Don Howard Staff Writer  

Gallery Photo: Randy Jost-Plymouth Township Compensation Commission Member   WATCH VIDEO   Jul. 23, 2014  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   Hundreds of angry Plymouth Township residents roared at Tuesday’s Board of Trustees Meeting protesting new rules of conduct designed to stop public comment and sensor critics of a new

Jul. 19, 2014  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News     “Rude behavior will not be tolerated” Charter Township of Plymouth Board of Trustees rules for the conduct of meetings and general business.     In an expression of strong disapproval, Plymouth Township officials will attempt to pass a motion to

Jul. 15, 2014  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   Despite the outcry, township officials quietly surge ahead     Public comment, petitions, lawn signs and social media are screaming out residents objections to a 400-seat planned amphitheater and band shell set for construction in the Plymouth Township Park. TV news

Jul. 15, 2014  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News   “The third Wave proposal is a good one if the group can come up with the 
money and Plymouth Township settles its court dispute over ownership.”   By: Don Howard Staff Writer   If Plymouth Township 
Supervisor Richard Reaume has his

 “The township is interested in all the options…It’s not an offer for sale.”…Plymouth Township Attorney Tim Cronin Jun. 24, 2014  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Plymouth Michigan News   By: Don Howard / Staff Writer Plymouth Township will not be selling the 190-acre parcel of land that was once home to the Detroit

Jun. 24, 2014  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Plymouth Michigan News   WATCH VIDEO   When Plymouth Township resident and attorney Chris Hunter wanted to question Clerk Nancy Conzelman at the June 17 board of trustees meeting regarding her unconventional role of rendering legal advice, Township Supervisor Richard Reaume bristled and refused to allow Conzelman to respond to