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Public, private funded subdivision celebrated

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Present at the ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday and pictured, from left: Bill McQueen, Tim Woods, Brent Martin, Ron Leichty, Doug Anspach, State Rep. Nancy Dembowski, Dean Byers, Dennis Beville, Cathy Miller, Ryan Stutzman, Greg Stoike, Brent Raifsnider, State Sen. Ed Charbonneau, Keith Hammonds and Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter. Pilot Photo/Rusty Nixon

By Rusty Nixon Correspondent
PLYMOUTH — More affordable housing in the city of Plymouth took one step closer to being reality with the unveiling of the Solomon Group’s new Riverside Mea-dows subdivision.
Members of the group and local officials cut the ribbon on the subdivision in a ceremony on Thursday. The project has garnered praise for the effort to make home ownership a possibility for lower-income and working families.
The project is a partnership of public and private funding. It received a State of Indiana Community Development Block Grant that is administered by the office of Rural Affairs.

 
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Bomb threat addressed at PHS
Friday, 09 May 2008
By Carol Anders Staff Writer
PLYMOUTH — A press release issued by the Plymouth Community Schools Thursday, confirmed that a bomb threat in the form of a note was found in the stall of the Plymouth High School bathroom Tuesday.
According to the press release, a plan of action was immediately developed with the aid of Plymouth Police Officer Mark Owens.
Administration from the high school investigated tapes from the security cameras in an attempt to identify a potential suspect. It is not known whether the letter was the act of one person or more than one.
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Pilgrims off to good start at NLC
Friday, 09 May 2008
By James Costello Sports Writer
ELKHART — Plymouth’s goal was to get everyone through the first round. But four out of five ain’t bad, either.
The Lady Pilgrims entered the opening round of the Northern Lakes Conference Tournament Thursday in a second-place tie with tourney host Concord at 5-2 in the NLC, behind undefeated Northridge in first place. With the top eight places all earning points, each win in the first round guarantees that, regardless of what happens in the semifinals Saturday, Plymouth will score points in that position.
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