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5 Things You Should Know This Week
Here are five things every Plymouth resident should know this week.
- "Race to Nowhere" screening hosted by New Morning School
On Monday, Plymouth's will host of the educational documentary Race to Nowhere at 6:30 p.m. at Emagine Theatre in Canton. Tickets cost $10 online or $15 at the door, and the film will be followed by a facilitated discussion about the state of education in the United State. - Plymouth City Commission holds budget study session
At 6 p.m. Monday, the Plymouth City Commission will hold a at . This meeting is called to discuss the budget, including items such as property taxes, long-range budget deficit planning, state shared revenues, waste and recycling rates and water/sewer rates. You can find the official agenda here.
The Plymouth Township Board of Trustees at . Members of the plan to appear in defense of keeping a full-time fire department, similar to their . In addition, the agenda (download a copy here) includes Zoning Board of Appeals appointments and an amendment to the Water and Sewer System Ordinance.
At 7 p.m. Tuesday, the Plymouth-Canton Community School Board will hold its at in Canton. The agenda, which can be downloaded here, includes a report on and a whopping 12 action items. Some of those include a resolution to establish a school district line of credit and approval of the adoption of parameters for the interim superintendent.
The will hold its at from 10 a.m.-noon Thursday. The is available for all income-eligible Wayne County residents. All recipients must be preregistered to become certified for eligibility (meeting income and residency requirements) before being able to receive food on distribution days. For more information about the program and registration, call the United Way office at 734-453-6879 Ext. 2.
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