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In September, 2022, Saline resident George Jabol traveled for twelve days in
Mexico, primarily to explore the remains of Aztec and Mayan cultures, but also to learn about what life is like in modern Mexico. The tour began in Mexico City, with visits to the impressive Museum of Anthropology and to the Aztec sites at Teotihuacan and Tenochtitlan. Near Veracruz he saw the colossal stone heads of leaders of the Olmec civilization, and he then visited the famous Mayan ruins at Palenque and, his personal favorite, at Uxmal. The tour went next to a place considered the cultural capital of the Yucatan, the beautiful Spanish colonial city of Merida. A concluding highlight of the trip was time spent at the wondrous ancient Mayan city of Chichen Itza. The journey ended with a stay at a resort on the Gulf of Mexico in Cancun. After you’ve seen this travelogue, you may agree with what so many have said before, that “I love Mexico!”.
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Saline, MI 48176
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Could a republican possible win as mayor in Saline? Or did Ann Arbor move its woke agenda south to Saline?
“Yeah, empathy and treating people decently has really gotten out of hand.” Your maga brand keeps getting more corrupt by the day.
Calm down, snowflake.
Sunny, with a high of 70 and low of 41 degrees. Sunny in the morning, clear overnight.
Correction regarding the fire special assessment, council is authorizing ~$646,746 or 1 mill as a special assessment towards the city overall fire budget of $1,086,214. The remainder is funded from General fund.
Regarding the budget, it is more than inflation—proposed new positions are being added; facilities manager and economic development director, also a Water/Waste position (funded with utility fees).
“The SHDA will keep six percent of all donations collected as a fee.” Refers to Curtiss/Mansion, not the well#2 rehab