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\n# Crumbling streets get $3.8M facelift\n\nowner groups could have facedto fix local streets.AlthoughWayne County has jurisdictionover township streets,officialssay the county simply doesn'thave the money to repair allstreets.  \ncrete,while other homeownergroups opted for smaller-scalerepairs.Still other neighbor-hoods received new asphaltpaving.  \nas “not very good”一the rea-son Brookside plunked downits share for a $281,250 projectmade possible by a WayneCounty townships initiativethat brought $3 million in aid toCanton alone.  \njust 20 percent of street repaircosts while Wayne County paid80 percent of costs.  \nDarrell Clem  \nStaffWriter  \nStreet repairs totaling $3.8million are occurring acrossCanton this summer,riddingsome neighborhoods of crum-bling pavement and car-rat-tling potholes.  \n\"We love the fact thatWayne County is contributing$4 for every $1we spend,\"saidJoe Files,treasurer of thehomeowners association forBrookside Village subdivisionNo.5,near Palmer and Lotz.  \n\"I think it's great for resi-dents,no question,\"CantonMunicipal Services DirectorTim Faas said.  \n\"There's not enough moneyto do everything,\"Faas said,  \nConstruction crews in somesubdivisions have ripped outcrumbling streets and replacedlarge sections with new con  \nThe county aid avertedmuch higher costs that home-  \nIn all,20 subdiviS10n.Scashed in on a chance to pay  \nSee STREETS,Page A2  \nFiles described the streets  \nGriffin leavingW-W schoolboard;threeon fall ballot  \n# Olympians come home\n\nJulie Brown  \nStaffWriter  \nCharles\"Trav\"Griffin isstepping down from theWayne-Westland Board ofEducation,having chosen notto seek re-election.  \n\"I think the Wayne-West-land schools are in goodhands,\"Griffin,a Westlandresident,said of the district,which includes a part of Can-ton.\"I think our school districtis going to survive and thrive.We've got great people in our  \ncommunity that  \ncan guide us in  \nthe future.\"  \nHe's throw-ing his supportbehind incum-bent Tom Buck-alew and new-comer DavidCox in the Nov.Griffin8 election inwhich the twomen will seektwo six-yearseats.Judy Mc-Kinney has alsoofficially filedas a write-in  \nBILBRESLER|STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER  \nBILL BRESLER|STAF PHOTOGRAPHER  \nAllison Schmitt is surrounded by young swimmers before the  \nCanton Olympians Jeff Porter and Tiffany Porter react to the cheers of  \nprocession to the Heritage Park pavilion.  \nthe crowd.  \ncandidate forBuckalewthe Wayne-West-land board,  \nWestland City Clerk Richard  \nLeBlanc confirmed Friday.  \nGriffin was elected to theWayne-Westland school boardin 1972 and served only 14months then due to a job trans-fer that took him from thearea.He explained his workwith the Michigan EducationAssociation then could havecaused a conflict of interest.  \nIn 2012,Griffin was appoint-ed to the school board,havingrun and lost narrowly the yearbefore.In 2014,he ran success-fully for the balance of theterm,two years.He's servedthis time about 4%years.  \nHis goals included fiscalstability in the district.“Theworst thing to happen to ourschool district is to have someoutsider come in and run ourschools,\"said Griffin,who'sproud of the current fund equi-  \n\"My goal was to work withthe entire board,\"Griffin saidnoting the 4-3 votes of the pasare now often 7-0.Griffin tipshis hat to Superintendent Mi-chele Harmala.  \n\"The most important voteI've had is the selection of anew superintendent,\"Griffinsaid.\"She's redoing our curri-pedae tothe mgdetedty.”  \nBILL BRESLER|STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER  \nCanton Olympians Tiffany Porter,Jff Porter and Allison Schmitt re interviewed by WJR-AM(760)radio host Paul W.Smith.See the full story in  \ntoday's Sports,page B¹.  \neng d   BieiBuckalew is in hS Cxlew noted in an email to theObserver,\"I originally intend-ed to serve a single term.butin the last year I decided thatperhaps a second term mightbe possible.Many factors en-tered into","cbCainXOe6UtsgbP","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainXOe6UtsgbP","pdf",14104322,"English","# Crumbling streets get $3.8M facelift\n## Funding breakdown for road repairs\n## Community impact and homeowners’ perspective\n## Projects underway across Canton","[{\"question\":\"Why are street repairs in Canton proceeding despite limited overall funding?\",\"answer\":\"Officials say Wayne County lacks sufficient money to repair all streets, so township initiatives help bridge the gap for larger projects.\"},{\"question\":\"How are repair costs shared between Wayne County and local groups?\",\"answer\":\"The article states Wayne County pays 80% of costs while homeowners’ groups cover the remaining 20% for eligible street work.\"},{\"question\":\"What types of street improvements are being completed this summer?\",\"answer\":\"Crews are ripping out crumbling road sections and replacing them with new concrete or asphalt in multiple Canton subdivisions.\"}]","Crumbling streets get $3.8M facelift 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