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Cajun Breakfast In Canton + Black Label Tavern Dinners In.Milford
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Get on up, Plymouth-Canton! Here's everything you need to know to get this Saturday started off right.
First, today's weather:
Mostly sunny. High: 52 Low: 35.
Here are the top stories in Plymouth-Canton today:
- French Toast Bistro now serving up Cajun breakfast at new Canton restaurant. (Hometown Life)
- 19-Year-Old Wixom Teen Killed By Drunk Driver. (Plymouth-Canton Patch)
- 5 Bills to watch in the Michigan state legislature: Nov. 5, 2021 (The Michigan Daily)
- Black Label Tavern now serving hungry diners in Milford. (Hometown Life)
- How Michigan businesses are preparing to implement Biden COVID-19 vaccine, testing rule. (Detroit Free Press)
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Today in Plymouth-Canton:
Plymouth-Canton Patch Notebook
- Canton Charter Academy: "Cougars had fun celebrating Halloween! They dressed up in their favorite costumes, watched movies, played games, made crafts, enjoyed popcorn and an ice cream float with their friends!" (Facebook)
- Plymouth Scholars Charter Academy: "Happy Diwali to all our PSCA families that are celebrating! We hope you enjoy the festivities and wish you peace, love and happiness!" (Facebook)
- Plymouth Scholars Charter Academy: "We are so proud of the hard work our PSCA girls volleyball team has put in throughout this season. With only a few returning players, to be able to come together so quickly as a team and pull off 2ND PLACE! It's a testament to not only t..." (Facebook)
- Plymouth District Library: "It's that time of the year! We've pulled seasonal books and DVDs and put them on display for easy browsing! There's sure to be something for everyone." (Facebook)
- New Morning School, Plymouth: "Everything you need to know about our annual auction - which takes place online in March - can be found right here https://newmorningschoolplymouth.schoolauction.net/auction2022" (Facebook)
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