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Tag Archives: Plymouth
Margaret Dunning: Still cruisin’
Five years ago, I rode around Plymouth in Margaret Dunning’s classic Cadillac for a Detroit Free Press story. Then, Margaret Dunning was 96 years old. I remember being thrilled as she turned the big Caddy north onto Sheldon and, with … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures in history, People
Tagged antique cars, Cadillac, Dodge, Maragaret Dunning, Model A, Model N, Model T, old cars, Packard, Plymouth
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The new deep pockets
By Joel Thurtell Time was when government officials would whine that citizens’ lawsuits were busting their budgets, that litigants were aiming at the perceived money-lined deep pockets of governments. Now it’s the governments, strapped for cash in a lousy economy … Continue reading
Joel on the road — but the roadmap has changed
By Joel Thurtell I’m on vacation, folks. Pecking away at my laptop in a Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario motel. It’s August 2, and I have fresh columns through August 6. Oh-oh. I promised I’d post something new every day. Many … Continue reading
Posted in Beginnings, Bloggery, future of newspapers
Tagged blog, blogging, Boat, Boats, buyout, buyouts, Christmas, church, creativity, David Crumm, Detroit, Downriver, Gannett, journalism, Kelly Rinne, managers, muskrat, muskrat cook, Plymouth, readthespirit.com, retirement, Rouge, soundque.com
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Wayne County Circuit Court file room: Closed till further
By Joel Thurtell [donation] Imagine the most populous county in Michigan with nearly 2 million people, more than 768,000 households and nearly 35,000 businesses located on 2,000 square miles. Now imagine that county closing its court files to the public. … Continue reading
Rumor has it
On February 29, 2008, I spoke to about 200 people at a luncheon given by the Women’s Resource Center at Schoolcraft College in Livonia Michigan. My topic was that fading white pile on the main square of Plymouth, Mich. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures in history, People, Places
Tagged BB guns, Daisy, Plymouth, Wilson house
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