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1. Toddler Found With Loaded Gun At Canton Daycare: Police (patch.com) — Families in the Canton and Plymouth area are being reassured after police say a toddler was found with a loaded gun at Children's World's Early Learning Center on Sheldon Road, just south of Plymouth. Staff quickly called authorities, who seized the weapon and arrested a parent, with charges to be reviewed by the Wayne County Prosecutor as the investigation continues.
2. Plymouth scarecrow display featuring Rocky Horror character will stay up after complaints (wxyz.com) — Downtown Plymouth's Scarecrows in the Park will keep its Frank-N-Furter display up through November 2, after organizers rejected calls to partially cover it. Created by a local artist and Plymouth Canton PFLAG, the scarecrow has sparked complaints but also strong community support, turning a seasonal decoration into a conversation about inclusion and expression.
3. See how Metro Detroit school districts performed on the M-STEP and SAT (mlive.com) — Plymouth Township families can take pride that Plymouth Scholars Charter Academy posted some of Metro Detroit's highest M-STEP and SAT-related proficiency rates, far above state averages. The article compares results across Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties, letting you see how nearby districts stack up in math, English, science, social studies, and SAT college readiness.
4. Cider, doughnuts and more: Why Michigan cider mills are so popular (clickondetroit.com) — From right here in Plymouth, the story explores why Michigan's cider mills are such a beloved fall destination, from cool autumn weather to Great Lakes–nurtured orchards. It explains how the state's huge apple industry and historic mills turned cider, doughnuts, and hayrides into a core part of Michigan's autumn identity.
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