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We know the date of a burgeoning local holiday tradition.
The Canadian Pacific Kansas City Holiday Train will chug by Milan on the Norfolk Southern Railway late Nov. 22 or early Nov. 23.
The decorated and festive illuminated train makes stops for events and donation collections in Canada and the US, but it does not stop in Michigan. Still, over the years, it's become a tradition for Michigan residents to find a spot along the tracks and watch the train go by.
The train will be in Windsor, Ont., on Erie Street West and Janette Avenue around 5 p.m. This year Smash Mouth and JJ Wilde will perform in Windsor. Organizers will collect money and food for foodbanks.
The train will take the rail tunnel to Detroit, go through customs, and then begin the trek along the US rail. It's often said the train could come by Milan as early as 10 p.m., but last year it rode past Milan at 12:55 p.m.
For more information visit Holiday Train.
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Bob was a man of integrity and charity. He will be missed. Rest in peace.
It’s so disappointing when a non-partisan election receives partisan support for a candidate(s). It hasn’t always been this way. I remember the day when no one knew or cared what political party a school board candidate was associated with. Those were the days!
The important notes are that both candidates for Mayor align themselves as Democrats, so no Republican voice will be in the Mayor's Office. Is that a good thing or bad thing?
Both Mark and foreman have never showed their faces at a township meeting in support of their residents. Other communities leaders have.
The Saline Post’s account of the mayor’s coffee hour leaves out important context, and I want to set the record straight.
I was at this event. I have audio of it. You did not ask that direct question. You accused her of saying that she would not attend the meetings. She corrected you in saying that is not at all what she said. You argued back with her that she stated the people had to come to her. That is also not what she said.