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Tuesday evening the Plymouth Plan Commission held their monthly meeting in the council chambers of City Hall. City councilman Randy Longanecker was sworn into his position for another 4-year term on the commission. Plan Commission members also approved the minutes from their last meeting in February. The Edwin and Jane Yochum request for a minor

The request from Plymouth High School for a better crossing between the north parking lot and the soccer field on the north side of Baker Street was a topic of discussion during Monday's Board of Public Works and Safety meeting. Plymouth Street Superintendent Jim Marquardt said during the Complete Streets committee meetings which include members

Mayor Rober Listenberger conducted his first meeting of the Common Council Monday night in the second-floor Council Chambers of City Hall. The short meeting includes setting the meeting dates for times for 2024. The Council will meet at 6:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Monday of each month except Monday, May 27th, Memorials Day

This week, during the City Council meeting, Councilman Randy Longanecker asked Utility Superintendent Donnie Davidson about spools of fiber that are around the city. The councilman said there was another company bringing fiber the Plymouth and primarily installing it overhead on poles. He said in his neighborhood there are spools of fiber coming down the

11-8-23 Wednesday News 3 A.M. E-6 The votes came in quickly Tuesday evening in the Municipal General Elections in Marshall County and the race for mayor of the City of Plymouth is finally known. Democrat Robert Listenberger won by 18 votes gathering 732 votes to Republican Greg Compton’s 714 votes. Both candidates were city council

GIANT fm WTCA will host a Meet the City Council Candidates Night, Thursday beginning at 6 p.m. on FM 106.1 and AM 1050. All seven seats are up for the Municipal General Election on Tuesday, November 7th. Those seven seats are comprised of four district seats along with three at-large seats. The Republicans and Democrats

This week the Plymouth Common Council approved the third and final reading of the ordinance setting salaries for appointed officers and employees, fire and police personnel for next year. For the most part, the city is offering a 5% wage increase for 2024. There were two amendments to next year’s salary ordinance, for the Fire

The ballot for the Tuesday, November 7th Plymouth Municipal Election has been set. The Republicans have a full ballot, and the Democrats have a full ballot except for a Clerk-Treasurer candidate. The Republicans have Greg Compton as their candidate for Mayor and the Democrats have Robert Listenberger. The Republicans also have Lynn Gorski for Plymouth