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A Westland Firefighter Is Missing And It Brings Into Question The Safety Of Plymouth Township's Firefighters

Today is a sad day for all firefighters in Michigan, and it makes me wonder when their will be a similar tragedy in Plymouth Township.

The Kelsey Smith Story- A Story Of Heartache & Hope

This is the story of Kelsey Smith. It is about her murder, and how her parents are working to help save others through the Kelsey Smith Act.

Wacky Nut Yells At Plymouth Township Supervisor And Stomps Out Of Meeting Trailed By Police

I got angry and yelled at Supervisor Reaume at his meeting, and left. Police followed me out. Is this enough to entice you to read further?

On April 23rd The Plymouth Township Board Of Trustees Will Obligate Residents To 1.9 Million in New Spending

The Plymouth Township Board of Trustees are going on a spending spree courtesy of your pocketbook.

Emergency Medical Response Could Be More Than A Phone Call Away In Plymouth Township

If you need emergency medical care, it might end up taking a whole lot longer for an ambulance to arrive if you are in Plymouth Township.

The Horror At The Boston Marathon

What lessons will be learned in the aftermath of the horror that was the Boston Marathon.

Is Plymouth Township Violating The Freedom Of Information Act? The Conzelman Regime - The Sequel

After some serious digging, I have come to the conclusion that Plymouth Township is in violation of the Freedom Of Information Act.

NBC Co-Host Uses Daughter As Prop To Promote Gay Marriage

Gay marriage has never been a hot button topic for me, but I find it abhorrent when a child is exploited in order to promote it. What are your views on this?

Congresswoman Diana DeGette Educates Us on High Capacity Magazines For Firearms

Colorado Congresswoman Diana DeGette wins this week's stupidity award with her brilliant explanation of how she is going to rid the world of High Capacity magazines for firearms.

The Conzelman Regime

This is the first of a two part story of Nancy Conzelman's first months in office. Things have changed, and not for the better.

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