5 Things You Need to Know Today — June 7, 2012

Trivia: Which U.S. president has had an ongoing exhibit at the Plymouth Historical Museum?

The answer to Wednesday's trivia: The Plymouth Township Hall opened in June 2006.

5. Submit photos of your Patch of Michigan and win

There's just something about Michigan that makes it special. Whether it's on a sandy Great Lakes beach or lounging in your back yard, there is a reason we all call Michigan home. So why not share your visions of Michigan in photos in our Your Patch of Michigan photo contest, and possibly win a prize for doing so?

For the week of June 4-10, the prize is four tickets to Taste of Dearborn on June 20, an $80 value, courtesy of the . Enter here for a chance to win.

4. Plan ahead: Canton's Liberty Fest is next week

Prepare for carnival rides, live music and family-friendly entertainment as Liberty Fest returns to Canton next week. The festival runs June 14-16 at Heritage Park in Canton. You can find more details on the event's website.

3. Canton girls to face Saline on Friday for regional soccer title

The red-hot Canton Chiefs travel to Saline High School on Friday to face Saline for the girls soccer regional title. The game starts at 7 p.m. Saline High School is at 1300 Campus Parkway in Saline. The Chiefs shut out Dearborn on Tuesday to advance to Friday's game.

2. Orange barrel watch: Ann Arbor Trail overpass closed

Travelers on Ann Arbor Trail in Plymouth Township will need to take a detour around the Interstate 275 overpass near Greenview Place between Eckles and Haggerty roads. The overpass closed Wednesday as part of a massive overhaul project. The overpass on Ann Arbor Road remains open and is a suitable detour, but watch out for additional traffic.

If you plan on heading north on I-275, remember the westbound on-ramp on Ann Arbor Road also is closed, so if you're headed that way, you'll have to loop around at Haggerty Road and take the eastbound on-ramp from Ann Arbor Road.

Looking for a less-traveled route? Check live traffic here on Patch.

1. Plymouth-Canton commencements are Sunday at Eastern Michigan University

Plymouth-Canton Educational Park's commencement ceremonies are Sunday at Eastern Michigan University's Convocation Center, 799 N. Hewitt in Ypsilanti. Plymouth students walk at 11 a.m., Canton walks at 2 p.m. and Salem walks at 5 p.m. Each senior will receive two complimentary non-reserved tickets.  Additional tickets can be ordered by contacting Eastern Michigan University by telephone at (734) 487-2282. The cost is $5 for each ticket. All persons over the age of five are required to have a ticket to enter the arena. There will be no tickets sold or otherwise distributed at the door.

Have a grad this year? Or was your recent grad a Dean's List recipient at their college? and let your neighbors know!