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11/13/2009
KLEM NEWS UPDATE-PM
(LE MARS)--A REDUCTION IN STAFF WON'T BE MADE AT THE CLERK OF COURT'S OFFICE IN PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
THE JUDICIAL BRANCH IS CUTTING HOURS AND STAFF IN RESPONSE TO A SHORTFALL IN STATE REVENUES. .
PLYMOUTH COUNTY CLERK OF COURT CHARLENE PETERSON SAYS THERE WERE NO EMPLOYEES LOST THROUGH REDUCTIONS ORDERED FOR THE JUDICIAL BRANCH.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY IS ONE OF TWO PILOT COUNTIES FOR A TEST OF A NEW PAPERLESS COURT SYSTEM KNOWN AS E-D-M-S. THAT PILOT PROGRAM REMAINS ON TRACK.
WHEN FURTHER DETAILS ARE RECEIVED BY THE CLERK, THE HOURS OF SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC WILL BE REDUCED.
PETERSON SAYS THE CLERK'S OFFICE WILL CLOSE THEN ON TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS AT 2:30 IN THE AFTERNOON.
(HINTON)--THE CAUSE OF A FIRE THAT DAMAGED CORN AND A GRAIN DRYER IN HINTON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON IS UNDETERMINED.
HINTON FIRE CHIEF CHAD BECK SAYS THE FIRE IN THE GRAIN DRYER AT FARMERS COOPERATIVE COMPANY WAS NOT SUSPICIOUS.
INSURANCE PERSONNEL WILL DECIDE THE DOLLAR AMOUNT OF DAMAGE THE HINTON BUSINESS HAD TO ITS GRAIN EQUIPMENT AND CORN.
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