Plymouth-Canton's Week In Review

PLYMOUTH-CANTON, MI — In case you missed it, here are Patch's top stories from Plymouth and Canton this past week.

Birmingham Commissioner Accused Of Using Anti-Semitic Rhetoric

A Jewish Rights group sent Birmingham city officials a complaint about one of its members using anti-Semitic rhetoric in an email.

Former Farmington Priest Pleads Guilty To Sex Crimes From 1970s

A former priest at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church in Farmington pleaded guilty to several sex crime charges Monday, Attorney General Dana Nessel's office said.

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Grosse Pointe Board Member Proposes Ignoring County Mask Mandate

A resolution was introduced at a school broad meeting Monday night that would make masks optional in Grosse Pointe Public Schools, despite Wayne County's mask mandate.

Detroit Man Admits To Stealing $1.6 Million Unemployment Funds

A Detroit man admitted Wednesday to stealing over $1.6 million in unemployment benefits from nine different states, Acting United States Attorney Saima Mohsin said.

State Rep. Shri Thanedar Plans Run For U.S. House Seat
State Rep. Shri Thanedar, Democrat from Detroit announced Monday he is planning to run for Congress, he said in a news release.