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PLYMOUTH, MA ~ After the jury failed to reach a verdict in the Lindsay Clancy case on the seventh day of deliberations, Judge William Sullivan declare...

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PLYMOUTH, Mass. (AP) — Jury deliberations resumed for a fifth day Wednesday in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, after the judge questioned jurors one by one about a woman who was arrested and charged with filming them as they left the courthouse the previous day, Clancy’s lawyer said. A former labor and delivery nurse, Clancy […]

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Five games into the season and the Milan Boys Varsity Soccer team is playing strong in a couple of wins while learning as they go in a couple of losses and a tie. The wins came at home for the Big Reds. On Aug. 19, they beat Plymouth Ivywood by a score of 3-0 and then ... Read more The post Big Reds Soccer Playing Well appeared first on The Sun Times News.

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A grassroots group in Marshall County is protesting the use of automatic license plate reader cameras. The group, called “Get the Flock Out of Marshall County,” held its first protest over the weekend near a Flock camera on South Michigan Street in Plymouth. Members say they want to educate residents about the technology and raise concerns about privacy and possible Fourth Amendment issues. Marshall County Commissioner Jesse Bohannon says the county has about 25 cameras, although the coun

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