Plymouth, United States (Local)
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Sarah Hall's coverage predominantly focuses on local education-related news with an emphasis on government announcements. She frequently covers stories related to schools, students, and educational programs in the Yakima area. Given her interest in education and lifestyle topics, she might be open to pitches that offer unique approaches or innovative solutions pertaining to local education, student well-being, or school developments.
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Despite the return of students and a recent stretch of rain, Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Schools’ $39.6 million referendum building project is “on time, going great and coming together nicely,” Superintendent Dr. Adam Englebretson told the Board of Education in its regular session just after the district’s Annual Meeting and Budget Hearing on September 21. Board President Mike Meeusen said the core […]
After a 46%, $3 million hike in the tax levy for Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Schools last year, the district’s proposed 2026-27 levy is dropping back down 16% and $1.5 million, from $9,573,330 to $8,051,150. The tax rate is expected to remain close to the previous $7.16 per $1,000 of property value and “we are anticipating that there are not going to […]
By: Sarah Hall
HOPE starts with honesty.
The Plymouth Police Department has cited several juveniles for vandalizing a vehicle in the 700 block of Davenport Road last Wednesday night, in what violated the limits of a harmless Homecoming prank and crossed the line into harassment and property damage.“The incident, which was brought to the attention of the department through a formal complaint by the victim and social […]
1 Corinthians 11:1 — Follow my example, as I follow the example of Christ. I was flipping through my wedding album when I stopped on a familiar signature. I ran […]
The long-awaited Plymouth School District enrollment projection study predicts that a major enrollment decline will continue, with schools operating far below capacity even with all the new housing development currently underway in the city. Between 2026 and 2040, “we project an overall enrollment decrease of about 248 students, or about 17 fewer students per year on average,” Nick Johnson – […]
By: Sarah Hall
The astounding generosity of a retired couple from Glenbeulah has transformed Plymouth High School’s woodshop and funded a trade scholarship for years to come. Although they have no children of their own, Jerry and Pat Moriarity saw a need to encourage more students to pursue careers in the trades, came forward to find out how they could help, provided an […]
By: Sarah Hall
Even though the Plymouth School District budget and student enrollment are decreasing, the soaring cost of private school vouchers is driving state aid down and the tax levy up. At its Annual Meeting and Budget Hearing on Tuesday, the Board of Education approved a 2026-27 tax levy of $15,894,062, up $1,236,443 or 8.4% over last year’s. The hike represents the […]
By: Sarah Hall, Barry Johanson
Vote as if the future of the Plymouth School District depends upon it, Board of Education President Bob Travis implored at the board's regular
By: Sarah Hall, Barry Johanson
Dirigo Theatre Company, which just wrapped up its first year as the Plymouth School District's resident troupe, has announced its 2027 season with
