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 Plymouth students celebrate their first-ever IHSCGA state championship. They are: front row, Stephen Johnson, Elizabeth Oviedo, Sami Guerrero, and Yolanda Fish; second row, Zach Craft, Crystal Fox, Amy McLiver, Danyelle Ganshorn, Tori Fox, and Addie Palmer; third row, Cynthia Lua, Katie Lee, Ana Miranda, Rinda Scott, and Brittany Halsey; fourth row, Elizabeth Wolford, Greg Rundle, Patrick Gouverneur, Tori MacLain, Lindsey Holloway, and Leah Cook; fifth row, Caitlin Jung, Tonya Roeder, Kameron Eisenhour, Mike Berger, and Zach Mahan; and sixth row, Jacob Harley, Taylor Jones, Jacob Pritchard, Justin Buchert, Jared Beabout and Adam Fish. Photo provided PLYMOUTH — The PHS Winter Performance Ensemble (winter guard and winter drumline) had a great weekend, winning its first state championship. The IHSCGA Class 3A state finals were hosted at Franklin Central High School in Indianapolis, and Plymouth was the top of the field.
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Culver’s Second Century Committee talks long-range |
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Monday, 15 June 2009 |
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Bobbie Washburn Ruhnow Correspondent CULVER — The first meeting of the year for Culver's Second Century Committee's general membership was held at the Culver Union Township Library recently. SCC is a sub-committee of the Chamber of Commerce in Culver dedicated to long-range community planning.
Dick Brantingham, chairman, noted that six projects in process were developed as a result of a town wide survey held. Committees have been appointed to address Community Communications, Gateway Redevelopment & Street Lighting, Recreation Path, Housing, Government Infrastructure, and Government Growth Initiatives. Brantingham also reported that the majority of projects outlined in a 1998 charrette study have been completed. He thanked Dusty Henricks for his continuing work in assuring the hospitality pier at the beach is funded and thanked the merchants who support the maintenance by donations. Brantingham acknowledged the Culver Volunteer Fire Department, which has agreed to post the summer/winter banners throughout the town. After Rick Tompos, treasurer of the committee, gave his report, individual chairmen of the six projects outlined, spoke of ideas in progress. Michael Doss, town manager, spoke briefly about his vision for a revitalization of Culver's downtown area. He wants to encourage small business to the area and noted grants available for facade improvement. Doss emphasized that communications are the key and asked that citizens attend the meetings of the council and planning and zoning boards with their ideas and concerns. All chairmen requested anyone interested in joining their committees to contact them. The next general meeting of the SCC will be July 14, at noon at the Culver Public Library and the public is welcome to attend. The cost is $9 and catered by Gladie's Deli.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 16 June 2009 )
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