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“Creating art became a way for me to share what I make with others, and these shows gave me the opportunity to connect, inspire, and tell my story through my work,” says Marge Hernandez with her Industrial lighting lamps. “I came across a booth filled with beautiful light, “ she became inspired by what she saw, and asked her husband for guidance. “All my lights tend to sell well. Every show is different, and people’s tastes vary, so I do not have a single best seller,” says Marge. Every piece goes through many detailed steps, including cleaning and sanding pipes, cutting wood, staining, varnishing, wiring, and assembling. Marge care that she puts into the process is truly appreciated by her customers as these lights provide beauty, detail and craftsmanship.
New to the Saline Craft Show on March 7, 2026 at the Saline Middle School, Marge will be in booth 37. GPS free parking at Saline Middle School parking—520 Woodland Dr E or free shuttle bus from Liberty School to the shows front door starts at 7265 N Ann Arbor Road, Saline. Show hours run from 8 am-3:30 pm and $4 admission. A variety of family activities including Peter Cottontail pictures.
The federal government, does that not include President Trump could of veto this? Since no one is thanking him only the woke protests on our beautiful streets downtown. Instead were praising any democrat because they are just that, a democrat.
So we have to thank our Dear Leader for these funds? Is that what you're hung up on?
What wonderful news! Clearly, this type of funding does not happen without the advocacy and support of our elected representatives in Congress. Thank you, Slotkin, Dingel, and Peters. So glad to see some good news on this scale for the Recreation Center.
Sunny, with a high of 45 and low of 13 degrees. Sunny for the morning, clear in the afternoon and evening,
Tran, Please identify the date and time of this meeting. Thank you.
The meeting will take place this evening, Monday February 23rd, at city hall at 5:30 pm.