Laura Colvin

3 days ago | hometownlife.com | Laura Colvin

Some Plymouth residents oppose a proposed 20-unit housing development planned at the site of the First Church of Christ, Scientist. Opponents cite increased traffic, pedestrian safety risks, and incompatibility with the existing neighborhood character as primary concerns. The Planning Commission granted preliminary approval with conditions, and the proposal awaits final review.

1 week ago | einnews.com | Laura Colvin

Livonia native Charlie Knoll, owner of BMW Motorcycles of Southeast Michigan, is investing $6 million in the project. The City of Livonia recently approved plans to convert the former Doc’s Sports Retreat on Victor Parkway near Seven Mile Road and Interstate 275 into what the owner says will be the largest exclusive BMW motorcycle dealership in the United States. You’ll see ducks, swans, and deer out the window.

1 week ago | freep.com | Laura Colvin

Livonia native Charlie Knoll, owner of BMW Motorcycles of Southeast Michigan, is investing $6 million in the project. The renovated and expanded building will feature nearly 20,000 square feet of showroom and service space. Knoll aims to open the new dealership in spring 2026 and is marketing additional land on the property for future commercial use. LIVONIA — A major transformation is underway at a long-vacant restaurant property at one of Livonia’s busiest gateways.

1 week ago | hometownlife.com | Laura Colvin

After 52 years, New Morning School in Plymouth Township will close permanently due to low enrollment. Only 39 students were enrolled for the 2024-2025 school year, making continued operation unsustainable. Challenges like pandemic disruptions, financial pressures on families, and competition contributed to the declining enrollment. PLYMOUTH TWP. — When school begins in the fall, the classrooms at New Morning School will remain empty for the first time in more than five decades.

1 week ago | freep.com | Laura Colvin

After 52 years, New Morning School in Plymouth Township will close permanently due to low enrollment. Only 39 students were enrolled for the 2024-2025 school year, making continued operation unsustainable. Challenges like pandemic disruptions, financial pressures on families, and competition contributed to the declining enrollment. PLYMOUTH TWP. — When school begins in the fall, the classrooms at New Morning School will remain empty for the first time in more than five decades.