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Nancy Wisman Knit children/baby sweaters
Stockbridge, MI Booth 148
As a returning crafter to the Saline Craft Show in Booth 148, NANCY WISMAN continues to create one-of-a-kind hand-knit sweaters for babies and children. Using new acrylic and polyester yarns that are machine washable and dryable, these angora-like threads will be highlighted with new trims and flowers on November 9. “I love to knit. It is so relaxing and fulfilling to see a product develop before I know it. I can even knit while I watch TV,” relates Nancy. Her product line includes sweaters, hats, mittens and more. Her best-selling product is the sweater with a matching hat. Nancy says, “many of my patterns have been customized for a better fit plus a more attractive final product.” Nancy will display a variety of sweaters plus her tiny Christmas sweater ornaments and items. Her new product line also includes 14”x14” snuggle blankets. Come visit this skillful craft person’s booth at Saline Middle School, 7190 Maple Road, Saline.
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Tell us about a time when you made a decision that you later realized was wrong...The answer to this question is to reveal how intellectually premeditated the person answering is.
Long overdue for change at city hall and that starts with the Mayor. I’m voting for McVey!
The challenger for the Mayors role was on the Saline Area School Board for many years. When he joined the Board, The Saline Area School District was the #7 rated High School in the State. While he served in Leadership of the School Board, the High School fell thirteen places to 20th.
Come on man, Michigan has approx 1,259 high schools. A drop from 4 to 17 is insignificant in these subjective rankings. Saline is still very much a top notch school, for you to say otherwise is unreasonable