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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Even though it was almost too hot to think in the rustic chalet atop Nutt Hill Winter Park – with temperatures in the 90s outside and in – the Plymouth Board of Education and administrators took part in team-building activities, shared a meal and worked for nearly four hours there at their annual retreat on Monday, assessing 2025-26 progress and […]
In a moving ceremony at its Plymouth station last Friday morning, Orange Cross dedicated its newest ambulance to two recent high school graduates who are the pioneers of the nonprofit organization’s new Youth Apprentice Program. Honored were Class of 2026 alumni Jonah Wieland from Sheboygan North High School and Elizabeth “Lizzy” Leikam from Manitowoc-Lincoln High School, who were certified as […]
At its July 21 meeting, the Plymouth Board of Education endorsed a detailed plan to move forward with one of the district’s most creative new initiatives – all-day 4K at Plymouth Forest Montessori School – and accepted an anonymous $100,000 donation which will cover much of the start-up cost. The board approved a memorandum of understanding governing the partnership and […]
When the crumbling old Kraft Foods building at 322 Cold Storage Street in Plymouth was demolished earlier this month, more than 130 years of its proud Cheeseville history also came to an end. Plymouth Historical Society President Dan Buckman then researched the landmark’s story and gave the Review permission to share this reflection: In 1895, construction began on the Plymouth […]
The Washington County Museum of Fine Arts is in the midst of its busy summer season
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Sarah Hall says residents must help shape decisions on Warrington’s services, facilities and community spaces.
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On August 13, 2026, the Assistant Attorney General for the U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”) National Fraud Enforcement Division (the “NFED”), Col...
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To allow for expanding what has quickly proven to be a successful partnership with the school district, Plymouth Forest Montessori is asking the Plymouth Board of Education to authorize it – at the board’s next regular meeting on Tuesday, September 15 – as the district’s first official charter school. Starting just this school year, PFM has collaborated with the district […]
In 1926, when Milton Meyer started his Automotive Repair Shop in what he himself described as a decrepit, tar-papered building at 129 Caroline Street in Plymouth with $25 worth of tools, he had no intention of selling cars. But he soon sold his first Pontiac and by 1928 had renamed his business “Meyer’s Pontiac Sales and Service” and purchased the […]
