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(Press Release from the Saline Area Chamber of Commerce)
The Saline Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce our upcoming Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting. This year’s theme is Winter Wonderland! This event will take place on Saturday, December 7, 2024, in downtown Saline. Our Tree Lighting will commence at 5:15 p.m. on the corner of Michigan Avenue and N. Ann Arbor Street. The parade itself will kick off at 6:00 p.m. Visits with Santa will be available after the parade at a vacant space on S. Ann Arbor St. next to Carrigan Café.
Other events taking place on this day will be the Cocoa Crawl hosted by Saline Main Street which begins at noon and concludes at 6:00 p.m. The Merry Mile event will kick off simultaneously with the “flick of the switch” to light the tree. More information on the Merry Mile is available below:
For our 49th Annual Parade and Tree Lighting, we are excited to call upon the community to attend our parade.
This year’s co-emcees are Lucy Ann Lance and Annherst Kreitz. Our Grand Marshals are Susan and Steve Whitener. Presenting sponsor is SBK Orthodontics and Gold sponsors include: EHM Senior Solutions, Hampton Inn, La-Z- Boy Inc., Thomson Reuters, DTE Energy and H&R Block.
Follow SACC on Facebook (Saline Area Chamber of Commerce) to stay up to date on all chamber happenings and announcements. If you have any questions, please email: office@salinechamber.org
Sunny, with a high of 89 and low of 51 degrees. Sunny in the morning, clear overnight.
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.
I look forward to sharing my hard work with the woke agenda.... that is why I worked to hard to share. Sharing that BIDEN love of corruption that he so promoted with his crooked Doctor JILL. So you voted for WORD SALAD? Hope she runs again TRUMP 2028!
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