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The Saline High School Drama Club presents Hello Dolly, Feb. 27-March 1, in the Ellen Ewing Performing Arts Center.
Hello, Dolly! is an adaptation of Thornton Wilder’s hit play The Matchmaker bursts with humor, romance, energetic dance and some of the greatest songs in musical theatre history. The indomitable matchmaker Dolly Gallagher Levi rediscovers love for herself as she introduces romance into the lives of wealthy shopkeeper Horace Vandergelder, his niece and two sheltered clerks. The romantic and comic exploits of Dolly, turn-of-the-century matchmaker and “woman who arranges things,” are certain to thrill and entertain audiences again and again.
Tickets are $9-15 and can be purchased here. Showtimes are 7:30 p.m., Friday and Saturday, and 2 p.m., Sunday.
Last week, the SHS Drama Club previewed the production for the Saline Board of Education.
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!
Sunny, with a high of 89 and low of 65 degrees. Overcast in the morning, sunny in the afternoon, overcast during the evening, patchy rain nearby overnight.
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.