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Edison hired as LaVille hoops coach

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Michael Edison, right, with father Jack, during the 2006-07 Plymouth High School basketball season.

By Carol Anders Staff Writer
LAKEVILLE — The Union-North School Board members did their best to answer questions from the audience at Tuesday night’s school board meeting.
Controversial topics included how the bomb threats were handled at the LaVille Jr.-Sr. High School recently and the signing of a contract with the architect firm of Hebard & Hebard.
However, many patrons seemed pleased with the announcement that Michael Edison was hired as the head basketball coach at the school for the 2008-09 school year. Edison will assume the coaching duties on June 2, which is the first day of summer conditioning for players. Edison was approved for the position in a vote of 5-0.
Patron Everett Garrett asked if Edison would have a full-time position. Board President Larry Ort replied, “We hope we can find a position.” Ort welcomed Edison saying, “We welcome you aboard. We expect a lot out of you and we know you’ll give us 100 percent.”

 
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57th annual tourney gets under way
Wednesday, 14 May 2008
By Rusty Nixon Correspondent
PLYMOUTH — Teams from around North America have come to Swan Lake’s Indiana National Golf Club to compete for this year’s NAIA national title.
Players were anxious to get going for their first round on Tuesday, with the threat of bad weather for the rest of the week looming in the background. It was important to get off to a good start before the rain begins.
“Several under would be a good round today,” said Sam Cyr of Point Loma Nazarene in San Diego, Calif., one of the top players in the tournament. “I’ll probably go out a little more today than I would another day. Just go out and try to get several under and have a good start because the rest of the week is going to be survival mode.”
Cyr, who led several rounds of the tournament at Indiana National a year ago, was approaching the opening rounds conservatively.

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Record-setting day for market
Wednesday, 14 May 2008
By Lyn Ward Correspondent
PLYMOUTH — It was truly a day of celebration at the Plymouth Farmers’ Market  last Saturday. Perfect weather greeted a record-setting day for the fourth year of the market—not only in terms of vendors but shoppers, as well. Demolition of the G&G grocery store continued in the background as the skyline changed before their eyes.
Market Manager Tom Keb was overwhelmed; every vendor space was filled. The regulars were on board — Paul Haisley, Tiffany Reichard with Wondrous Wheat & Other Treats, the Neffs, Carol Blake, Kari Chittenden, Janice Hurford, John and Mari Vogel. They all wanted their spaces back and Keb made sure they got them and had a good day.
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