Wayne County Recovery + An Anderson Survivor Wants Meeting

Happy Tuesday, people of Plymouth-Canton! Let's get you all caught up to start today off on an informed note.

First, today's weather:

A couple of morning showers. High: 72 Low: 58.

Here are the top stories in Plymouth-Canton today:

1. Wayne County recovery expected to be strong but uneven, according to U-M economic study. (University of Michigan News)
2. Livonia mayor and council are at odds over how to address nondiscrimination needs in city. (Hometown Life)
3. An Anderson survivor is adamant about meeting with the UM president and Board of Regents. (Detroit News)
4. Following blackface incident, Professor Bright Sheng takes step back from teaching SMTD composition course. (Michigan Daily)

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Today in Plymouth-Canton:

• Board of Trustees Meeting - Charter Township of Plymouth (7:00 p.m.)
• Contemporary Books Discussion Group - Plymouth District Library (7:30 p.m.)

Plymouth-Canton Patch Notebook

• Canton Therapeutic Recreation: "We had the best day today-thank you to all who played ball or helped out behind the scenes! (Facebook)
• New Morning School, Plymouth: "Among the recent projects in STEM, our elementary students learned about potential and kinetic energy by building roller coasters." (Facebook)
• Plymouth District Library: "We're celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day with books by and about Indigenous People! (Facebook)
• Canton Farmers Market: "This Sunday at the Market the Canton Cares Fund is hosting a Chili Cookoff! All the proceeds go right back into our community supporting, youth, seniors, veterans, therapeutic recreation and more!" (Facebook)

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— Dylan Siwicki

About me: I was born and raised on Detroit's Westside, in the hard working blue-collar Polish neighborhood of Warrendale. I'm a Detroit Public School graduate who fought hard to earn my education. My aspiration into journalism came as a young kid, when I began following the corruption scandal of former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick. My first break in to the journalism world began with the opportunity to work at the Michigan Journal, where I primarily reported on campus and local news throughout Dearborn community. I eventually worked my way to news editor. In correlation to work in journalism, I had an amazing opportunity to study and write about many different cultures and backgrounds at the Piast Institute, which also helped me prepare for this role. So with first-hand experience growing up in a tight-knit neighborhood, I know the importance of delivering news and telling stories that impact local communities. And as a breaking news editor at Patch for Metro Detroit, it's my job to deliver that news. So feel free to contact me about news tips or your own unique experiences at dylan.siwicki@patch.com

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