Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Former school board president Sneideman, longtime township supervisor Yack join incumbents Pat Williams and John Anthony.
One year removed from failing to keep his seat in a close Plymouth-Canton Board of Education race, Steven Sneideman had something to smile about Tuesday. Sneideman, a former school board member and past school board president, led all candidates in Tuesday's election for the Canton Township Board of Trustees with nearly 22 percent of the vote. Sneideman, a Democrat, will join the board with Republican Thomas Yack, a former township supervisor seeking a return to the board. Republican incumbents Pat Williams and John Anthony also earned new terms, while Republican Gregory Demopoulos fell short in his bid to retain his seat on the board. "It’s surprising," Sneideman said of his vote total. "I was just hoping for fourth place." Sneideman …
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
The candidates, incumbents and issues that will be affecting Plymouth and Canton.
This is a big election year nationally, statewide and locally. As we look ahead to the Nov. 6 election, Plymouth-Canton Patch is devoted to bringing you the information you need about every race in town. Bookmark this page for updates. Here are the six state proposals on the Nov. 6 ballot in Michigan. For more information on the state ballot proposals, go to Vote411.org and to Ballotpedia. Come back to Plymouth-Canton Patch for more election updates.
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Former school board member Steven Sneideman is seeking his first seat on the Canton Township Board of Trustees.
Democrat Steven Sneideman is seeking his first term as Canton Township Trustee. Sneideman is a former Plymouth-Canton Board of Education member. Sneideman is the only Democrat on the ballot for Canton Township and will advance to the Nov. 6 election, where he will face off against the top four vote-getters in the GOP primary. Sneideman did not respond to Plymouth-Canton Patch's candidate questionnaire, but did respond to the League of Women Voters' questionnaire. For more candidate information, check our coverage of July's League of Women Voters candidate forum in Canton.
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Plymouth-Canton School Board trustee (and proud dad) Steven Sneideman cheers on the PCEP swim teams.
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011
With the recent school board elections over, Plymouth-Canton Community Schools board of education trustee Steven Sneideman is looking forward to another race — that of the swim teams' at Plymouth-Canton Educational Park. Teams respresenting Plymouth, Canton and Salem head to state finals this weekend at Eastern Michigan University and Sneideman is cheering them on. The proud dad of seniors Maggie and Emily has followed the teams closely this year because Maggie is a swimmer. Though Maggie missed the state cut by a single second, he said, he's very proud of her and hopes for the best for the teams this weekend. If you'd like to record a Good Morning, Plymouth! segment, email editor John McKay at john.mckay@patch.com.
Plymouth-Canton School Board trustee (and proud dad) Steven Sneideman cheers on the PCEP swim teams.
- THE NEIGHBORHOOD FILES
- Peg McNichol
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011
With the recent school board elections over, Plymouth-Canton Community Schools board of education trustee Steven Sneideman is looking forward to another race — that of the swim teams' at Plymouth-Canton Educational Park. Teams respresenting Plymouth, Canton and Salem head to state finals this weekend at Eastern Michigan University and Sneideman is cheering them on. The proud dad of seniors Maggie and Emily has followed the teams closely this year because Maggie is a swimmer. Though Maggie missed the state cut by a single second, he said, he's very proud of her and hopes for the best for the teams this weekend. If you'd like to record a Good Morning, Canton! segment, email Canton Patch editor Peg McNichol at peg.mcnichol@patch.com.
Monday, November 7, 2011
Steven Sneideman is running for Plymouth-Canton Community Schools' board of education.
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Monday, November 7, 2011
Candidate: Steven Sneideman Learn more WSDP Interview League of Women Voter of Western Wayne County Plymouth Chamber of Commerce Canton Chamber of Commerce Check in after the polls close for results by precinct for this candidate: Canton Twp. Precinct No. St. John Neumann Church 44800 Warren Road Life Church 7001 N. Haggerty Road Summit on the Park 46000 Summit Parkway
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Plymouth-Canton Community Schools' board of education agrees to limited contract with Michigan-based Alternative Revenue Development.
As a way of raising money, Plymouth-Canton Community Schools' board of education has agreed to run ads on the district's website. On Tuesday, the board of education voted 5 to 1 to approve a contract with Michigan-based Alternative Revenue Development (ARD). The contract will not cost the district any cash. ARD will negotiate deals with advertisers ranging from real estate and restaurants to health care, sporting goods and banking. Trustee Adrienne Davis cast the dissenting vote; trustee Judy Mardigian was absent from Tuesday's meeting. Davis said Tuesday evening after the school board meeting that she was not opposed to the method of income, but she said, "I'm not sure if this company is mature enough to make an impact." ARD, launched in …
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