Museum investigating possible violations

An internal probe into the use of a nonprofit bulk mail permit by political candidate Beth Stewart may be completed this week.

Ruling upholds demolition order

A judge ruled that Wayne officials dotted all their ‘i’s and crossed all their ‘t’s’ when they made their case against the old Jamison Block building.

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Sports

Wayne icon heads city golf tournament

When municipalities face budget cuts, taxpayers sometimes lose more than what they gain and the cuts are usually the good things—the fun stuff.

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Opinion

An easy solution

There’s an easy answer to the issue about Beth Stewart using the non-profit mailing permit from the Plymouth Historical Museum to send out her campaign literature.

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