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Parking barricade placed at Taco Bell

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Barricades and a vehicle were placed in the driveway adjoining Taco Bell and other stores in the shopping center on North Michigan Street Wednesday. Pilot Photo/Carol Anders

By Carol Anders Staff Writer
PLYMOUTH — Barricades blocking off access to the shopping center on North Michigan Street from the Taco Bell parking lot will stay up — at least for now.
Wednesday, Taco Bell Manager Marsha Humphrey placed the barriers between Taco Bell property and the adjoining property and parked her truck in front of them.
Humphrey said, “I have contacted the city numerous times asking for a stop sign.”
There used to be a stop sign at the corner, but reportedly a truck knocked it down several months ago and it was never replaced.

 
Marshall County Par 3 Challenge is open to all; deadline is approaching E-mail
Friday, 08 August 2008

PLYMOUTH — The annual Marshall County Par 3 Challenge will again be hosted by Plymouth Country Club with an afternoon and evening of golf, food, prizes and entertainment.

The Marshall County Par 3 Challenge will be Saturday, Aug. 16, with a 3 p.m. shotgun start. The tourney is a scramble format open to all. Four-person teams can be made up of any combination of men, women or youth. Each of Plymouth Country Club’s 18 holes will be turned into a par 3 for the annual challenge.

 

Golf will be followed by an appetizer buffet, prime rib dinner, silent auction and end with a DJ and dancing. The cost is $50 per person for golf and dinner, or $25 for dinner only. Entertainment is included in the price.

During the competition, all 18 holes offer a hole-in-one prize donated by local merchants: pizza a week for a year from Pizza Hut; $500 gift certificate from Yoder’s Sports Center; men’s or women’s Seiko watch from King’s Jewelers; $500 suit from Treat’s Menswear;  a new car, a vacation cruise, and set of irons, all from Oliver Ford; a one-year membership to the Plymouth Country Club; and $500 cash prizes from Ace Fitness, 1st Source Bank, Shamrock Homes, First Federal Savings Bank, Morrow Insurance, Lake City Bank, Aflac and Carlson Homes.

There are also proximity prizes on every hole, also donated by local merchants: Ponderosa, Bruno’s Pizza, Pizza Bill’s, Brass Rail, Fiesta Mexicana, Gray’s Diner and Papa John’s.

Any questions the Par 3 Challenge can be answered by contacting Plymouth Country Club at 574-936-9008 or by visiting the Pro Shop. Deadline for entering is Thursday, Aug. 14 at 5 p.m.
Last Updated ( Monday, 11 August 2008 )
 
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