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Bridge busters invade Purdue University
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Plymouth students Josh Phillips (left) and Cody Benjamin watch as a bridge they’ve created withstands different amounts of weight during Purdue’s annual Bridge Bust competition. Photos provided

More than 20 Plymouth High School students competed at the 33rd annual ASCE Bridge Bust Competition at Purdue University earlier this month. There were 11 schools that brought teams to the competition for a total of 66 bridges.

 
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Key to the city E-mail
Wednesday, 17 September 2008

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Pilot Photo/John K. Reed
    Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter signs a flag carried by the “Bamboo Walker” Armand Young. Senter also presented the traveler with a key to the city of Plymouth. Young is currently traveling from California to New York, gathering signatures of those who promise to pass on random acts of kindness to others.

    Currently, during his short stay here in Marshall County, Young has located a woman and her children — ages 5, 7 and 9 — who are in need of a place to live as of Oct. 1. The family, who moved back to Indiana recently from Florida, is currently staying at the Jellystone Campground, but must be out by the time the facilities close for the season.
    Anyone wishing to assist Young can contact him on his cell phone at 641-351-1082 or John Reed, who is documenting Young’s trip here, at 574-952-7333.
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