Dave Boehler is a Sports Editor for the Plymouth Review, focusing on local sports stories in New York City. With a passion for covering high school and community sports, Dave brings the stories of athletes and teams to life, highlighting their achievements, struggles, and the impact they have on their communities.
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Dave's coverage focuses on local news, including sports, achievements, and profiles. He also covers entertainment news and house & home topics.
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Plymouth has its cheese; Plymouth Tap has its pinball machines. Fifteen of them to be exact. Only seven other establishments in the state have more, according to pinballmap.com.
By: Barry Johanson, Dave Boehler
Kari Fabian has been in a movie with one of her favorite actors, was in France last month for the esteemed Cannes Film Festival as an assistant director for her latest film, is continuing to edit a docuseries and is in development on a few different scripts – one for a television series and another for a movie. No, Fabian ... Full Story
By: Dave Boehler
Baxter Salzwedel thought The Mad Patcher had a nice ring to it. However, he still wanted the public to decide - kind of, anyway - what the name of his new sustainable clothing business was going to be. So he created an Instagram poll and asked if the studio, located at 54 West Rhine Street in Elkhart Lake, should be […]
Matt Williams might have one of the best front yards in Plymouth. His home, located at N5850 Pioneer Road, is where you’ll find Compass Outdoors and Raceway that just happens to have a 12,000-square foot dirt track for radio-controlled cars to race on. “There was a need for something for youth in our area,” he said. “Like when we grew […]
The Plymouth Lions Club is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, and although Tyler Vorpagel has been its president for about three months, he's been around long enough to know not to spill the beans.
By: Dave Boehler, Barry Johanson
Plymouth resident Pat McKee just wrapped up her 46th year at the Elkhart Lake Farmers Market, but don't bother asking the 74-year-old how long she's going to keep selling things. “Until I can.
Follow @plymouthreview Undue influence. It’s the reason volleyball coach Brett Damrow has been suspended by the School District of Howards Grove and will not be on the sidelines for any and all playoff games starting next week. But it’s also why transfer student Mya Hemmer cannot play the sport – as well as basketball and track – this year, and […]
At first glance, it appears there’s maybe a new haunted house on Mill Street. It’s actually the work of 64-year-old David Peterman, who painted the plywood covering the storefront of the future site of his Great Lakes Airbrush Peterman Art Studio at 424 E. Mill Street. Peterman already has a Great Lakes Airbrush in Sheboygan (at the EBCO Venture Center), […]
As newspapers across the country continue to decline - an average of 2.5 of them closed each week in 2023 compared to two a week the previous year - Plymouth High School’s Hi- Lights carries on. “I think they really do care a lot about writing stuff that’s important to the community and getting the word out there,” advisor Amanda […]
By: Dave Boehler
Kraig Ausman has gone from selling cell phones to scooters. And wheelchairs. And walkers, stair lifts and other mobility devices as well. “Things to keep people on the go,” he said. It’s hard not to notice Ausman’s new store in Plymouth (405 East Mill Street) called On The Go Mobility. It’s been open since Sept. 1 and features – among […]
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