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Storms threatened and the accompanying Plymouth Community Band concert in Kellogg Park was canceled, but with thank-yous and the throw of some switches, an old look became new again at the Penn Theatre on June 25.

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Two defendants accused of a string of home invasions that included northwest Canton are facing court hearings after they were arraigned over the weekend, township police said.

Career- and community-minded young people in the Plymouth area are reviving one of its many civic groups.

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The Michigan Department of Transportation today announced it will begin a series of road projects shortly after the July 4th holiday, with many of the projects underwritten by stimulus funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

A Father's Day tradition in Plymouth keeps getting bigger and better. Sunday's 30th annual Plymouth Family YMCA Father's Day Run provided families with a unique and hearty way to celebrate the holiday as more than 2,000 runners of all ages came out on "a beautiful day," YMCA spokeswoman Cindy Morency said.

By the time it was over, his passenger was walking home and the driver was jailed on suspicion of possession of marijuana.

Rain thinned the crowd, but not the enthusiasm, at the season's first Music in the Park concert in Plymouth at lunchtime on Wednesday.

A Detroit man in his 20s is dead after a shooting on the city's northwest side early this morning, according to police.

Independence Day in Plymouth wouldn't be complete without the Kiwanis Good Morning U.S.A. Fourth of July Parade.

Sponsored by the Plymouth Community Chamber of Commerce. More information is available by calling the Chamber at 734-453-1540 News Flash - All View Archived News Flash - Home Friday Night Music in the Air that runs every Friday at 7:00p.m. in Kellogg Park has been cancelled due to the threat of severe weather late this afternoon and this evening.

The lawyer for a Detroit-area 19-year-old serving a life sentence for beheading and burning a man says testimony excluded at his 2008 trial could have changed the jury's verdict.

As lawyers bickered about whether a psychiatrist could have proven teen killer Jean Pierre Orlewicz killed and beheaded a friend because he was deathly afraid, the victim's mother said she just wants the legal wrangling to end.

Plymouth City Manager Paul Sincock has won high marks from his supervisors on the Plymouth City Commission.

Plymouth Township police released a picture of the suspect in a rash of automobile break-ins. Plymouth Township police said they hope they are one step closer to solving a rash of automobile break-ins reported during the last several weeks.

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The scoreboard declared the Pittsburgh Penguins Stanley Cup champs Friday night, but Red Wings fans weren't booing their team.

The students at New Morning School thrive in a culture of cooperative learning. And on Thursday, they had a chance to work together to reach a common goal: Running a marathon.

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