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Friday, 2013 Jan 25th
Rather than debate the merit of retooling an old school for an arts center, participants brainstormed what a successful arts and culture center looks like.
Bring old hats, scarves, pipes, carrots and anything else you can think of to decorate snowmen at Henne Field Saturday.
Thursday, 2013 Jan 24th
Produce and specialty items include winter squash, potatoes, onions, carrots, cabbage, brussel sprouts, meat, eggs, coffee, tea, honey, maple syrup, jams/jellies…even hot oatmeal and vegetable soup, plus so much more. Yummy baked goods are plentiful...handmade pretzels are back this week. We have all kinds of hand-crafted items as well as soaps, lip balms and the list goes on and on. Come do your grocery shopping and maybe even gift shopping with us. Remember to shop for Valentine’s Day (not far away). We have an abundance of chocolate and sweet goodies.
Boysal loves to help others. Even as a middle school student, peers voted to give her the "Helping Hands" award.
Saturday's Winterfest 5k moves north of Michigan Avenue and utilizes the new non-motorized path near the library.
The community is encouraged to attend a public forum to discuss the possibility of using the shuttered Houghton Elementary School as an arts and culture center.
The first of two public forums takes place at 7 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 24 at Stone Arch Arts & Events, located at 117 S. Ann Arbor St.
The forum is being held by the Saline Arts and Culture Committee. According to member Nancy Byers, the committee is just starting a conversation.
Police do not suspect foul play in the death of a 47-year-old truck driver from Detroit.
Wednesday, 2013 Jan 23rd
With local city and law enforcement leaders in attendance, school officials discussed ways to make school safer for students, teachers and staff.
The third annual Saline Winterfest takes place Saturday, Jan. 26 in downtown Saline and at Henne Field. The event is being organized by Saline Main Street.
Today we continue our countown to Winterfest.
Reason #3: Euchre!
The Saline Area Chamber of Commerce is holding a euchre tournament from 12:00-1:30 p.m. at the space once home to the Spotted Dog Winery at 108 E Michigan Ave.
Call the Saline Area Chamber of Commerce at 429-4494 to reserve a spot or for more details.
Dearborn native Dean Garbarz worked in parks and recreation and taught in Detroit before coming to Saline Area Schools.
Tuesday, 2013 Jan 22nd
Daycroft Montessori School students donated 200 pairs of new pajamas and 200 books to needy children.
A parent writes to ask Dr. Nagpal about to handle a bully on a school bus.