Sewing Needle Found in Halloween Candy: Safety Alert for Parents

In a pretty unsettling twist, a mom in Canton Township found a sewing needle jammed inside her kid’s Halloween candy. Local police quickly sent out a warning, telling parents to double-check their children’s trick-or-treat haul.

This disturbing find is just one part of a busy local news roundup. Other stories touch on food insecurity in Macomb County, a new way for adults to reconnect through play, the deportation of a Michigan mother, and even a weather update for the weekend.

Mother Finds Sewing Needle in Halloween Candy

Halloween’s supposed to be all about fun and sweets, right? For one Canton Township family, though, it turned into something way scarier.

A mom spotted a sewing needle inside a Twix bar her child brought home from trick-or-treating. The kid noticed something weird poking through the wrapper, so they showed their mom, who found the needle when she opened it up.

This has a lot of parents worried about Halloween candy safety. Police are now telling everyone to really check each piece of candy before letting kids eat anything.

Police Issue Warning

Canton Township police want parents to stay alert. They suggest inspecting every piece of candy for signs of tampering.

It might feel like overkill, but it’s a simple step to keep kids safe during Halloween.

Community Response

The community’s reacting with a mix of shock and, honestly, a lot more caution. Some parents are rethinking Halloween altogether, maybe opting for community events or more controlled trick-or-treating setups.

It’s a tough reminder that even the most innocent traditions can have hidden risks.

Addressing Food Insecurity in Macomb County

Switching gears, Macomb County is dealing with a real problem: food insecurity. Plenty of people aren’t sure where their next meal’s coming from.

The Community Food Bank of Macomb County teamed up with Scouting America to gather donations and try to make sure nobody goes hungry.

Community Food Bank Initiatives

The food bank counts on donations to keep helping people. With Scouting America pitching in, they’re organizing food drives and spreading the word about hunger in the area.

These efforts really matter for folks who need a little extra help.

How You Can Help

If you want to pitch in, here are some ideas:

• Donate non-perishable foods to your local food bank.
• Volunteer to help distribute food.
• Spread the word about food insecurity and what’s being done to fight it.

Recess Club: Bringing Play Back to Adults

Remember recess? Turns out, adults want that feeling back too. Enter the “Recess Club,” a new meetup that’s popping up around Metro Detroit.

Wellness advocate Melissa Coulier organizes these twice-a-month gatherings. The goal? Get adults off their screens and back outside, connecting with nature—and each other.

Activities and Benefits

The Recess Club offers all sorts of stuff: games, outdoor adventures, and chances to just hang out. It’s about moving your body, relaxing your mind, and maybe even making a new friend or two.

People say they leave feeling less stressed and in a better mood. Who doesn’t need that?

How to Join

If you’re curious, signing up is easy. Just check out the club’s website or follow them on social media for upcoming events.

Everyone’s welcome, no matter your age or background. It’s meant to be an open, friendly space.

Deportation of a Michigan Mother

On a much heavier note, Irina Sobierajska, a Michigan mom, had to leave the U.S. after living here for two decades. She flew out of Detroit Metro Airport, heading back to Poland and leaving her life in Michigan behind.

This story really puts a spotlight on how tough and complicated immigration policy can be.

Impact on Family

Sobierajska’s family now has to face life without her. The emotional and practical challenges are huge—not just for her, but for everyone she left behind.

Community Support

Neighbors and friends have stepped up to help. They’re organizing fundraisers, offering support, and pushing for more compassionate immigration rules.

It’s a tough situation, but it does show the power of community when things get hard.

Weather Update: A Sunny End to the Weekend

The weekend started off with clouds and a bit of rain in Metro Detroit. But things are looking up—by Sunday afternoon, the forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and drier weather.

Highs should hover in the 50s, which actually sounds pretty nice for this time of year.

Planning Your Weekend

With the sun coming out, it’s a good time to get outside. Go for a hike, visit a park, or just soak up some fall sunshine.

Honestly, after a gloomy start, it’s the perfect excuse to enjoy the outdoors before winter hits.

Looking Ahead

The forecast says sunny weather should stick around into next week. Honestly, after all those gloomy days, it feels like a relief.

If you get the chance, maybe spend a little extra time outside. Who knows how long this streak will last?

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