Plymouth Sees 72% Turnout as City Posts Unofficial Results
PLYMOUTH, Mich. — Roughly seven in ten registered Plymouth voters cast ballots in the Nov. 3 general election, and city hall has now put the unofficial summary online for residents to review. Of 8,340 people on the city rolls, 6,005 voted, a 72% share. Staff put out the multi-page summary late Tuesday after the last
Plymouth Township Bans Kratom Sales, Sets Fines Up to $25,000
PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Stores in Plymouth Township have about a month to take kratom off their shelves after the township board gave final approval to a ban on selling the substance and its stronger synthetic versions. Penalties scale with the violation. A seller faces civil fines from $1,000 to $7,500 under the new rule,
Canton Early-Vote Event Aims to Help Local Voters Plan
CANTON, Mich. — A No Kings: Vote Early community gathering is set for Saturday, Oct. 17, in Canton to help people from Plymouth, Canton and nearby towns lock in a plan before Michigan early voting opens. Belleville Area Friends Indivisible is organizing the event as part of a national Vote Early Day of Action. Neighbors […]
Plymouth, Mich., Township hosts Step-Free bus plant
PLYMOUTH, Mich. — At a Plymouth Township warehouse on the old Burroughs campus, Pareto Mobility is assembling what founder AJ Kumar describes as the first fully flat-floor commercial bus in North America, and the work is adding manufacturing jobs. Kumar, the company’s founder and CEO, said the Step-Free layout drops cabin steps and slopes so […]