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Have you ever gone on a mystery date? How about a mystery date with a book?
The Saline District Library invites people to try one.
"It's time for one of my favorite traditions here at SDL: Mystery Date with a Book! Take a chance on a new read by choosing one of the wrapped books on display to check out," Library Director Karrie Waarala explained in the library's newsletter. "There’s only one rule – you can’t unwrap the book until you get home!"
When you return your book, rate your date at the library's Reference Desk. One lucky reader will win a "Movie Date Night" prize.
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I agree that citizen input is important for many issues decided by council. The question is how to gather this input. I wonder if individual councilpersons could at times schedule their own town hall sessions. Is there anything prohibiting this? 2 or more councilpersons could even team up to accomplish this. I
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Citizens have the opportunity to provide input by attending Council meetings, emailing, calling, etc. I'm not sure why special additional meetings would be needed when there are already many avenues to do so.