88.1 the Park Holds Annual Auction
Kealani Tapp, Business Manager
May 23, 2019
88.1 the Park hosted its annual Radio Auction Saturday, May 18. Local businesses, including restaurants, salons, cleaning services and many others donated items for bidding with Community Financial as the title sponsor. Gift cards, event tickets and signed memorabilia were just some of the things up...
Humans Aren’t the Only Thing that Shrink with Old Age
Lauren Martin, Staff Writer
May 23, 2019
Over the last hundreds of thousands of years, the moon has began to cool and shrink. The moon’s interior is shrinking due to the cooling that’s causing thrust faults, or “wrinkles” to form on the crust. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) explains these thrust faults as, “one ...
Boeing’s Final Nosedive
Jasmine Pearson, Staff Writer
March 27, 2019
On Mar. 10th, the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 malfunctioned only moments after take-off from Addis Ababa resulting in the simultaneous deaths of all 157 passengers. Nevertheless the current tragedy, eight months prior a similar travesty occurred in Indonesia in October. The Lion Air Flight 610 also cr...
Snowcoming
Cameron Lindsay and Jordyn Audi
March 20, 2019
Snowcoming, also known as “the fourth homecoming,” took place on Feb. 8 in Canton High School’s cafeteria. Students from all four academic years could attend. Snowcoming is considered the “last hoorah” to many seniors who attend since the individual schools’ homecomings are back-to-back ...
Second-Annual Plymouth Congress Benefit Concert
Cora Wallen, Editor-in-Chief
March 1, 2019
On Feb. 13, 2019, many talented singers and musicians from the Park came together and performed in the Plymouth High Congress Second Annual Coffeehouse Concert. This was a charity event held from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the Canton Cafeteria. All proceeds went to the National Alliance on Mental Ill...
Losing Our Forty-First President
Laurence Yang, Copy Editor
February 27, 2019
With the recent passing of George H.W. Bush on November 30, 2018, the United States lost its forty-first president. Not only was Bush an excellent countryman, but his professional career and achievements also rival those of legend. At the ripe old age of 94, Bush passed shortly after his wife, Barbara...
Beloved Salem Spanish Teacher Passes Away After Battle With Cancer
Cora Wallen, Editor-in-Chief
February 14, 2019
Joan Kalish, beloved Spanish teacher and Salem staff member, passed away on Feb. 9, 2019 in her battle with cancer. Late December 2018, Mrs. Kalish was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and had to take a leave from teaching to begin and adjust to her treatments. She went through this time surrounded by fam...
Harsh Weather Delays School Schedule
Lilli Keehn and Amanda Mancuso
February 14, 2019
Plymouth-Canton Community Schools closed on Wednesday, Jan. 23. Due to inclimate weather, P-CCS deemed it unsafe for students to attend school. For students at the Park, Jan. 23 marked the first day of finals. While having an extra day of studying seemed great, a new schedule for final exams was not r...
PARC Failed Proposal and Effects on Students
Lilli Keehn, Copy Editor
December 11, 2018
The Plymouth Arts and Recreation Complex, better known as the PARC, is one of Plymouth’s newer additions to the city. According to the PARC’s website, their mission is to “enrich lives through quality arts, education and recreation programs for all ages.” The PARC attempts to achieve this goal t...
Classic Cars Roll into Canton for a Second Year
Cora Wallen, Editor-in-Chief
November 1, 2018
For the second year in a row, The Antique Cars of America and The Horseless Carriages of America made a pit stop at Canton High School on their tour from Lansing to Greenfield Village. On Sept. 7 students, teachers and car enthusiasts alike came to the Auto Shop to enjoy these sustained pieces of histo...
Dunkin Donuts Name Change
Amanda Mancuso, Staff Writer
November 1, 2018
Dunkin Donuts changed its name, and people have mixed feelings about it. Dunkin’ Donuts has announced that they have changed their company name to only Dunkin’. On September 25, the company tweeted out,“It’s official: we’re going by Dunkin’ now. After 68 years of A...
District reviews LGBT policies, books in elementary schools and new propositions for gender neutral facilities
Sebastien Ostertag, Opinion Editor
June 15, 2018
The Sexual Education Advisory Committee at Plymouth Canton Community Schools recently gave its members a document detailing some of the policies that they got from the state, which could be implemented at P-CCS in the next few years. The policies were joined by a proposed effort to move books...
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