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In the photo above, Bill and Lindsay Gibson, owner of Fine Print Bookshop, cut the ceremonial ribbon at the grand opening of their new business in downtown Saline.
The Saline Area Chamber of Commerce helped organize the event Tuesday. Also pictured in the photo are Oscar Cotero, of Oscar's Sports and Grille, Lynn Thomas-Perry, of Farmer's Insurance, Luke Schmerberg, of Schmerberg Law, and Brian Marl, Mayor of the City of Saline.
The Gibsons, who live just outside the city limits, officially opened their store at 109 E. Michigan Ave.
"Opening day has been great so far. We've had a lot of support from people in the community. People have been in and out all day," said shopkeeper Bill Gibson. "We were anticipating that we might have a slow day, but we're very pleased with how it's been going."
Fine Print Bookshop is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Tuesday-Friday, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. For more information, visit www.fineprintbookshop.net.
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This story warms my heart! I can't say enough about how spectacular this agency has treated me as a client and what an outstanding pillar of the community Jill Hartman Durnen is day in and day out.
Appreciate the coverage provided for Saline, Tran. That said, your biases are too often evident in what you choose to point out and the language used.
The mayor literally handed out a pre-printed motion in favor of Swallow and gave it to Lesch and Ceo to read first. Ceo read it word for word as a motion. It was drafted before the interviews. They were performative in an attempt to placate the public. I have nothing against Mr.
Once again, we are going to have to agree to disagree, Libby.