Covid-19 Data for Saline and Washtenaw County Michigan

The most recent coverage on COVID-19 in Saline, Michigan from The Saline Post and coronavirus statistics for Washtenaw County.

• 1. Summer Reading Highlights Next Stage of Reopening Plan at Saline District Library

  SDL Summer Reading for all ages starts June 14! (posted Sun. Jun 13 2021)

• 2. City of Saline General Fund Spending Surpasses $10 Million in 20-21, Set to Increase Again

  General fund spending topped $10 million in the City of Saline in 2021 even as the city's rainy day fund continued to grow - in part due to federal COVID-19 relief. (posted Sat. Jun 12 2021)

• 3. Saline School District Plans to Use Surplus to Bolster Fund Balance

  The Saline Area Schools district expects to break even for the 2020-21 school year, when not factoring for one-time COVID-19 money coming from the federal government. (posted Thu. Jun 10 2021)

• 4. Saline Twirlettes Return to Competition and Bring Home Many Medals and Trophies

  The Saline Twirlettes returned to competition in the Michigan State Championships and the Miss Majorette Pageant and they brought home many medals and trophies. (posted Tue. Jun 8 2021)

• 5. COVID-19: Michigan Lifts Outdoor Capacity Limits, Increases Indoor Capacity

  Michigan has lifted outdoor capacity limits and raised indoor capacity limits to 50 percent as of today, June 1. 2021. Masks will only be required to be worn by those not fully vaccinated, according to a press release issued by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's office. (posted Tue. Jun 1 2021)

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Saline Sun. Jun 13 2021

Summer Reading Highlights Next Stage of Reopening Plan at Saline District Library

SDL Summer Reading for all ages starts June 14!

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Saline Sat. Jun 12 2021

City of Saline General Fund Spending Surpasses $10 Million in 20-21, Set to Increase Again

General fund spending topped $10 million in the City of Saline in 2021 even as the city's rainy day fund continued to grow - in part due to federal COVID-19 relief.

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Saline Thu. Jun 10 2021

Saline School District Plans to Use Surplus to Bolster Fund Balance

The Saline Area Schools district expects to break even for the 2020-21 school year, when not factoring for one-time COVID-19 money coming from the federal government.

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Saline Tue. Jun 8 2021

Saline Twirlettes Return to Competition and Bring Home Many Medals and Trophies

The Saline Twirlettes returned to competition in the Michigan State Championships and the Miss Majorette Pageant and they brought home many medals and trophies.

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Saline Tue. Jun 1 2021

COVID-19: Michigan Lifts Outdoor Capacity Limits, Increases Indoor Capacity

Michigan has lifted outdoor capacity limits and raised indoor capacity limits to 50 percent as of today, June 1. 2021. Masks will only be required to be worn by those not fully vaccinated, according to a press release issued by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's office.

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