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Here’s an excellent article of what’s been happening at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Superior Twp. (Plymouth mailing address.)  This is an excellent outreach and I encourage anyone who reads this to pass this along to anyone you know who could use assistance with groceries.
http://www.hometownlife.com/article/20091224/LIFE/912240429

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The Plymouth District Library is truly one of our area’s treasure.  There are so many opportunities it affords to serve in the community, to learn or just to have fun.  Here are some upcoming (or ongoing) events that jumped out at me that looked particularly interesting
HOMEBOUND BOOK DELIVERY – Joining the Plymouth Community Council on [...]

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I was privileged today to see Trinity Church’s monthly Food Pantry outreach in action today.  What a touching experience.  I attend Trinity, have written about this event and have followed it somewhat distantly.  But today was my first time actually seeing it.
If there is a way in which Trinity and her people show God’s love [...]

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I just found a flyer for a talent competition to take place on October 15, from 5-9 p.m. at Kellogg Park
Here are the details:

Grand Prize — $300
Register — get a form by emailing plymouthrockstalent@gmail.com and return it by mail to PO Box 6409, Plymouth, MI 48170
Entry fee — $30
Eligible contestants — ages 11 to 25
Proceeds [...]

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I saw this in the Plymouth Observer and figured I would pass it along.
The success of the Great Lakes Regional Chili Cookoff, Plymouth’s annual chili festival and motorcycle show, depends heavily on volunteers.
With the growth of the festival, more and more volunteers are needed. Habitat for Humanity provides the bulk of the volunteers.
Anyone wishing to [...]

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I just received this message from the Plymouth Downtown Development Authority and I figured I would pass it along:

Come to the Plymouth Purse Benefit on Saturday, September 19th at the Plymouth Historical Museum! Over 1,000 purses and accessories will be sold. 30% of the sales will go back to the museum. Admission is free!

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I, personally, could do without the carnival and rides.  I understand that the midway hauls in a lot of money for the City, so it has some value.  But as entertainment, it’s a bit overwhelming.  It is certainly not a good value for people with children.  The more exciting rides cost about $4.00 per ride.  [...]

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Friday begins the 54th Annual Plymouth Fall Festival.  It’s my favorite event of all the festivals and gatherings.  I was surprised to learn that the even began humbly in 1956 as a Rotary Club Chicken Barbecue.
The first such barbecue, attended by about 500 people, was put on by Plymouth Rotarians to raise money for what [...]

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The Breast Cancer Three Day Walk will go through Plymouth Saturday between 9:45-2:00. The official “cheer station” will be at the Kellogg Park.
I noticed that the barricades are already being set up.   Be prepared for possible traffic issues downtown.

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Trinity Church’s food distribution program appears to be a monthly event.  Apparently much need in our area has been identified.
If you or someone you know is in need of assistance, free food will be distributed at Trinity Church, located on Ann Arbor Road at Gotfredson, in Superior Twp. on the dates listed above.
To [...]

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