The following information was provided by the Plymouth Township Police Department. Arrests do not indicate convictions.
Plymouth Township Police responded Aug. 28 at 3:31 p.m. to a report of larceny outside Kmart, 40855 Ann Arbor Road, according to a police report. A black Kink BMX style bike with lime green handlebars was taken, the report said. The owner of the bike said he left his bike outside Kmart and returned five minutes later to find the bike was gone, according to the report. Police do not have a suspect. Plymouth Township Police responded Aug. 28 at 7:34 a.m. to a call from a woman on the 14000 block of Brougham Ct. about suspicious tampering to her silver 2000 Chevrolet Blazer, according to a police report. The owner of the vehicle said there have been at least 15 incidents of her vehicle's battery being dead when she tried to start it in the …
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Kmart
40855 Ann Arbor Rd E, Plymouth, MI
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CVS/pharmacy
1400 S Sheldon Rd, Plymouth, MI
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14000 Brougham Ct, Plymouth, MI
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Plymouth Township store spared from cuts.
At Least 100 Stores To Shut Down, Retailer Says
Many retailers such as Toys 'R Us, Kohls, Walmart and Kmart offer wish lists at some location with online gift registries, but beware the pitfalls of electronic gift-seeking.
The traditional letter to Santa may be the preferred method of dropping hints about what kids — or kids at heart — want for Christmas. But some are opting for store registries and wish lists to aid friends and family. Some families even take the tradition of mailing off that letter to Santa into a totally virtual experience. Websites like Santa.com and Santa’s Hideout allow kids to write their Santa letters online, create wish lists to share with family and friends, interact with elves, read blogs from Santa, play games and do activities, all under their parents’ supervision. As noted in a recent opinion column on Hartland Patch, children can now be found roaming the aisles of local retailers, such as Kohl's, with electronic scanners, …
