Community News SATURDAY, March 8, 2025 8:00am-3:30pm $4 Admission, FREE- children 10 & under Over 150 creative craft persons, showcasing their most recent and exceptional work, from throughout Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin will travel to this 27th annual show starting at 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m. on Saturday at the SALINE MIDDLE SCHOOL, ...
By Doug Marrin The Saline Area Senior Center’s (SASC) 2025 Souper Bowl IV has officially concluded. Originally starting as a Chili Cook-off in 2018, the event has evolved since the pandemic to feature a wider variety of soups while still welcoming chili entries. Program Coordinator Megan Kenyon, who has managed the event since its inception, ...
Chief Jason Sperle urges Saline City Council to adopt a taxable value-based funding model to ensure long-term stability and improved fire service. By Doug Marrin At the February 10, 2025, Saline City Council meeting, Saline Area Fire Department (SAFD) Chief Jason Sperle presented a budget update that underscored the urgent need to transition the department’s ...
By Doug Marrin At its February 10th meeting, the Saline City Council approved the formation of a hiring committee to oversee the search for a new city manager. The position opened up with the resignation of former city manager Colleen O’Toole, effective January 31st. Mayor Brian Marl, who will chair the committee, emphasized the importance ...
Saline Area Schools assures the district community its taking the appropriate steps to protect student privacy. In his Feb. 7 Community Message, Saline Superintendent Stephen Laatsch addressed some issues around immigration and gender identity. The community message is like an e-newsletter to the school district community. This part of his message came under the heading ...
The Saline hockey team picked up its third straight win after a pair of SEC Red wins last week. The Hornets opened the week by taking down Skyline 3-1. Bryce Sattler led the Hornets with a goal and assist. Brayden Ash and Johnny Iadipaolo picked up one goal each, while Andrew Winters, Cooper Dillon, Brandon ...
The Saline girls’ basketball team split a pair of games in the SEC Red to improve to 7-3 in the conference. The Hornets rolled to a 58-19 win over Lincoln. “It was a great team win on a hot shooting night with us draining ten triples,” coach Leigh Ann Roehm said. Keira Roehm nailed seven ...
The Saline swim and dive team kept pace with league leading Ann Arbor Pioneer with a 138-45 win over Monroe last week. Isaac Adanin picked up three wins to lead the Hornets. He won the 100 free, 100 back, and was part of the winning 200 medley relay with Ty Lauritzen, Jason Oyemba, and Braylen ...
The Saline wrestling team had a strong showing at the D1 individual districts this weekend with seven Hornets moving on to the regionals hosted by the Hornets Saturday. The Hornets came away with two district champions Saturday. Noah Barnett won the 175-pound title picking up three tough decisions on his way to the title with ...
The Saline boys’ basketball team’s struggles continued with a pair of SEC Red losses last week. The Hornets dropped a tough 42-41 decision to Lincoln early in the week. Lincoln led by one in the final seconds and had a chance to seal the win, but missed both free throws. Saline got the rebound and ...
Photo: The sidewalk will be on the north side of Michigan Avenue, with the eastern end at the Saline River Dam. Photo: Google Streetview. After years of planning, Saline is moving forward with a major sidewalk project to improve pedestrian safety and connectivity along Michigan Avenue. At the February 3, 2025, Saline City Council meeting, ...
Fire Board trustees grapple over significant increases in costs in FY24-25 for firefighting services. Wonder if cuts in other services will be needed. After several meetings of the Risk Mitigation, Steering and Budget Committees, after several minutes of sometimes tense discussions, and after a presentation by Chief Jason Sperle, the fire board was not able ...
Invenergy updates officials on a large-scale solar energy proposal as residents push back on rezoning plans. Questions linger about the potential size and impact of Invenergy’s proposed solar energy project within Saline Township. Invenergy Update Shawn Keenan, a representative from Invenergy, provided the planning commission with an update at its February 4, 2025, meeting on ...
February Event at Fine Print Bookshop Celebrates Black Authors and Meaningful Conversations On Sunday, February 2, Saline residents came to the latest installment of the Building Bridges for a Brighter Tomorrow event at Saline’s Fine Print Bookshop. The event began with readings and presentations from different cultural traditions, highlighting black authors as February is Black ...
In a matter of sixteen months, Saline High School (SHS) has become one of the best in the state in esports. At the Michigan High School Esports League Fall 2024 Season Championships at Michigan State University in December, the Saline teams took in a state championship in Mario Kart, a runner-up and a top four ...
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