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Plymouth leaf pickup begins Oct. 19 in Area A

City of Plymouth crews begin collecting bulk leaves Monday, Oct. 19, in Area A, with a second pickup week scheduled for Nov. 16; the full citywide schedule runs through early December.

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Plymouth-Canton peer program plans entrepreneurship opportunities

PCEP’s Peer to Peer program is developing entrepreneurship opportunities, while an approved team-games course is planned for the second semester of 2026-27.

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Education

Salem High names Chuang as assistant principal

Plymouth-Canton Community Schools named Reagan Chuang, a former math curriculum specialist and nine-year classroom veteran, as assistant principal at Salem High School.

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Plymouth leaf pickup begins Oct. 19 in Area A

City of Plymouth crews begin collecting bulk leaves Monday, Oct. 19, in Area A, with a second pickup week scheduled for Nov. 16; the full citywide schedule runs through early December.

Color-coded map of Plymouth divided into four leaf collection zones with a pickup schedule table.

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Plymouth Old Village invites Halloween game sponsors

Plymouth’s Old Village Association is inviting families, businesses and community groups to sponsor games at its Oct. 25 Halloween Block Party.

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Plymouth football beats Novi 55-30, ends losing streak

Plymouth football beat Novi 55-30 after taking a 34-0 halftime lead, ending a two-game losing streak and improving to 4-3. The Wildcats host Belleville Oct. 16.

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Plymouth Miracle League expands fall baseball opportunities

The Miracle League of Plymouth, now in its 15th year, pairs children and adults with disabilities with volunteer buddies for non-competitive baseball at Bilkie Family Field, and extends its reach through off-season bowling, sensory tents at downtown festivals and a growing roster of teams and volunteers.

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Mariana Figueiredo

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Mariana Figueiredo is an editorial leader focused on producing accurate, community-centered journalism that keeps readers informed about the issues shaping their neighborhoods. She earned a bachelor's degree in Entertainment and Media Studies from the University of Georgia.

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