Saline MI
1-08-2019 2:59am

The Saline Post Almanac, Jan. 8, 2009

The January spring fling is over.

Tuesday’s forecast calls for a high of 47 by about 2 p.m. But from there, the temperature will fall precipitously and we might not see above freezing temperatures again until next Monday. Expect partly cloudy skies Tuesday with winds picking up in the mid-afternoon.

Sunrise is at 8:03 a.m. and sunset is at 5:20 p.m.

Here are some of the events in town Tuesday.

In Saline High School Sports:

  • The Saline-Chelsea ski team is in action at Mt. Brighton at 4:55 p.m.
  • The Saline hockey team hosts Jackson United at 7:30 p.m.

Jan. 8 is National Joy Germ Day. National Joy Germ Day was created as a day to remind people across the country that by being positive and treating people with kindness, they can influence those around them and pass that positiveness on to others, impacting the lives of people and even those that we do not even have direct contact with.

On this day in history, in 1656, the oldest surviving commercial newspaper began in Haarlem, Netherlands. In 1790, President George Washington gave his first state of the union. In 1835 the US national debt was $0 for the first and only time in history.

Here’s a picture and to the Saline Reporter in 2009.

And now, a quick review of Jan. 7.

Tweets & Other Posts

Fire Chief Craig Hoeft on the fire at O3 Sports in Saline tonight pic.twitter.com/EZ9tTnlgwX

— TheSalinePost (@TheSalinePost) January 8, 2019

Gymnastics falls 116.575 - 126.475 against Coldwater in their first home meet of the season! Back in action Thursday, hosting Tecumseh!

— Saline Athletics (@SalineAthletics) January 8, 2019

#MissionMonday | Saline MS + American Heart Association pic.twitter.com/1lkeLFmB8R

— Saline Schools (@SalineSchools) January 7, 2019

Wow! Thank you to our WM PTA for supporting Makerspace+Literacy in the library! We have such a supportive group of parents helping make great things happen in our school! @WMPrincipal #wmlearn pic.twitter.com/xgKFXfz96C

— Rebekah Lantis (@RebekahKargel) January 7, 2019

 
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Mayor Marl's State of The City

Posted by The Saline Post on Monday, January 7, 2019

Wow! Thank you to our WM PTA for supporting Makerspace+Literacy in the library! We have such a supportive group of parents helping make great things happen in our school! @WMPrincipal #wmlearn pic.twitter.com/xgKFXfz96C

— Rebekah Lantis (@RebekahKargel) January 7, 2019

Jason Dalton's surprise guilty pleas occurred as lawyers and a judge planned to pick a jury Monday in Kalamazoo County court. https://t.co/oshJt9ecaM

— Michigan Radio (@MichiganRadio) January 7, 2019

The order extends non-discrimination protections to LGBTQ state employees. It also mandates those protections for LGBTQ people who work for state contractors, or receive state services. https://t.co/483D6LFuaB

— Michigan Radio (@MichiganRadio) January 7, 2019

Representatives behind three 2018 ballot initiatives say they're looking at ways to challenge laws passed by #MILameDuck Republicans in December, including one that would make citizen ballot drives more difficult. STORY: https://t.co/5iJre3nATt #mileg via @LindsayVanHulle

— Bridge Magazine (@BridgeMichigan) January 7, 2019

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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