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Three Saline High School students were among 65 recipients of scholarships announced by the Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union.
The MSGCU is awarding more than $150,000 in scholarships to 65 Michigan residents. MSGCU reviewed hundreds of applications for its 2026 scholarship program and is proud to award 39 students and four educators with $2,500 scholarships. The credit union is also providing 22 scholarships of $2,000 each to future first responders.
Chloe Delaney is one of 15 recipients of the Rudolph Heino People Helping People Scholarship.
Brennan LaRusso and Madylin Marshall are among 18 recipients of the MSGCU High School Excellence Scholarship.
Sunny, with a high of 86 and low of 59 degrees. Sunny during the morning, clear overnight.
I’d love to comment. Too bad it doesn’t matter.
So much for a “close loop system”.
Our elected officials, local, county and state have failed us.
The "Sinking" fund that never sinks. The "CARES" fund that is just school tax in disguise.
Seems to me that the CARES Fund ignores the Recreation Center? Why? When the Fund was created in 1999 it included the Rec.Center? Everyone who attends Saline Schools and their neighbors all get discounted Memberships but pay no tax dollars to support it? That feels wrong to me.
Hey there Dave. I just want to provide some clarifying information. I wrote a letter of support to the Cares committee a little over a year ago on behalf of a grant application submitted by Saline Rec Center. The grant was approved.
My wife and I have been there 3 times already. The selection is amazing and the staff is extremely helpful. Can’t wait to go back again!!!