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Linden Square Assisted Living Center held a special appreciation breakfast on Monday as a way to show their thanks to Saline’s first responders and law enforcement. This event was offered in memory of Amber Jo Thomas, an employee who was killed in a senseless act of violence last summer.
“Today is actually Amber Jo Thomas’ birthday,” said Jessica Richardson, Administrator at Linden Square. “She was our lead housekeeper that we lost unexpectedly and in a tragic way last August. In order to honor her, what we wanted to do was invite some of the first responders that came in that day, and also that come and serve our residents and assist with our staffing when they are here."
The center invited local police officers, fire fighters, dispatchers and paramedics to stop by the facility for the complimentary breakfast.
Chef Justin Turner and Sous Chef Zac Carroll were on hand to create a breakfast buffet for their guests.
“We have a breakfast casserole, bacon, sausage, multiple different kinds of scones, an omelet station, and waffles,” Carroll said.
The buffet was available from 8:30 am until 10:30 am. The staff had plans to box any of the remaining food and bring it to the local fire stations, police stations, and dispatchers.
“We’re going to try to take some out to them,” Richardson said. “Our chefs are ready to make the omelets fresh. If they’re out busy doing the things they need to do, we’re just going to drop it off for them so that they have it ready when they get back.”
Richardson expressed her gratitude for the work that Saline’s first responders do every day, but especially for the care and compassion they provided last August.
“Amber was a very valued member of our team here at Linden Square,” Richardson said. “ She was a very dear friend of mine as well. She was very loved and very missed. We really just wanted to honor her, and the best way I could think was to help take care of those that were here that day to assist during the tragedy, and to just tell them thank you for all they do for the community.”
Sunny, with a high of 87 and low of 57 degrees. Sunny in the morning, moderate rain for the afternoon and evening, clear overnight.
From 7th in the State of Michigan to 17th in ten years. Seems like our School Board and Administration forgot about their core mission of providing a quality education in the past 10 years.
This is not accurate at all, the guy came 9.5 hours away be with a minor and the father was trying to protect his daughter
Also the let the him go he didn’t get arrested they let him go
Since its public now lets clear some thing’s up.
Sure. We believe they won't use it for the mini data centers required to support the monstrosity down the road. Likely about as much truth to that as the estimates for the large data center tax abatement basis which sored to ten fold forecasted amount.
There is no record of sale with the Washtenaw County clerks office. I have also reached out to rustic Glenn‘s owners and related digital for the past three weeks asking for confirmation of the sale and no one has responded to my request. Has the sale actually occurred?
I will never again golf at Rustic Glen. Shame on the owners of Rustic Glen and the Feldcamp family who sold out their community for the money!
Finding people willing to work elections has always been a challenge. All the more so in the current environment. Election workers are paid $18 an hour by the state so we certainly are not looking at gross enrichment here and it is typically one or two days a year. Want to draft a policy? Sure, that can be done.
what's unfounded?
You can argue that it's not important, or that it's worth it.
But it's not unfounded.
One can raise an observation about a topic without disparaging comments attached to it. The implication that the Clerk has done something improper is ludicrous, unfounded, and damaging to the cohesiveness of the community. It is also pure Girbach. And, financial benefit to the family member? Please.