Stay connected to P-CEP through the Student News App
Sonali Aheer and Sara D'Urso
June 22, 2020
During these unprecedented times, staying connected to the latest news is critical. Stay in touch with the P-CEP news by downloading the free Student News Source app to have easy access to news and to stay updated on important events impacting the Plymouth-Canton district. The Student News Source app allows people to...
Young employees work during pandemic
Camryn Mastny, Contributor
June 6, 2020
Teens and young adults who worked prior to the mandatory shut down in workplaces deemed essential are now being worked overtime. Teens are struggling to handle thirty-two hour weeks and high school. Since March, Michigan has been in lock down. Schools, shopping malls, restaurants, they have all...
COVID-19 makes daily activities ‘stressful’
Christabel Sogbaka, Contributer
June 5, 2020
Nicole Denson-Sogbaka sits at the dining table typing on her computer, sending emails to business partners, having business meetings and instructing co-workers. Denson-Sogbaka makes sure everything needed to be done in a day has been done before the day ends. Confronting the typical daily coronavirus ro...
Michigan Philharmonic Youth Orchestra holds last Zoom rehearsal
Colin Davidson, Contributer
May 29, 2020
The Michigan Philharmonic Youth Orchestra (MPYO) held its final rehearsal for the 2019-2020 season online via Zoom on May 5 as in-person rehearsals have been suspended due to COVID-19 restrictions. The MPYO is affiliated with the Michigan Philharmonic, an orchestra based at the Plymouth Arts and Recr...
P-CCS distributes meals to local families
Carolyn Roderique, Editor-in-Chief
May 27, 2020
With the suspension of face-to-face learning in Michigan by Governor Gretchen Whitmer, P-CCS has provided free meals to eligible families on Wednesdays. The federally funded program averages 32,000 meals a week. The program is available to students under 18 years old and students 18-26 years old ...
Local church streams services during COVID-19 lockdown
Ethan Davidson, Contributor
May 21, 2020
Canton’s St. Thomas a’Becket Catholic Church has switched to recording its Masses to continue reaching its congregation, despite the stay-at-home order currently in effect in Michigan to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The church, which has been operating in Canton, Michigan, since the 1970s,...
Chevrolet service center coping with COVID-19
Cameron Stewart, Contributor
May 21, 2020
Lou LaRiche is in the process of reopening after Governor Gretchen Whitmer temporarily shut down all non-essential businesses March 23. The service center is planning to make some physical and operational changes to its business to make it safer. According to Bert Saucedo, a service manager with Lou LaRiche si...
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...
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