Richard Reaume

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

Oct. 1, 2013  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.   Opinion   “Perhaps this letter from Wendel will give them a clue as to what is really happening, at least in the fire department.”   There appears to be a small glimmer of hope for residents of Plymouth Township. There may be tiniest crack

              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. 17, 2013  PLYMOUTH VOICE.   “That wasn’t even a lawsuit….”  Richard Reaume   Plymouth Township Trustee Bob Doroshewitz had three proposed motions on the agenda at the last Board of Trustees meeting on Sep. 10. Doroshewitz wanted the board to approve resolutions on ethics, improving communications and to clarify

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

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.

Closed Lake Pointe Fire Station in Plymouth Township   Aug. 6, 2013  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.   OPINION   Time, it appears, seriously alters the perspective of elected officials regarding acceptable levels of public safety service. For example, a few years ago when Plymouth city and township shared fire services, the city