The Saline girls’ basketball team improved to 4-0 overall on the season after a pair of wins last week. The Hornets opened the week with a 46-40 win over a tough South Lyon East team. Keira Roehm led Saline with 14 points and three assists. Kadyn Maida added 12 points, two rebounds, and three steals, ...
On December 7th and 8th, Christmas on the Farm at the Waterloo Farm Museum transported visitors back in time to experience the charm of a 19th-century holiday celebration. The historic farmstead was beautifully decorated for the season, offering festive tours, live music, homemade treats, and demonstrations of traditional crafts. Families, friends, and history enthusiasts gathered ...
The Saline basketball team snapped a two-game losing streak by eating Monroe 43-20 Friday night. It was a defensive struggle for both teams in the first half with the Hornets leading 9-4 after one. The Saline defense held the Trojans scoreless in the second and the Hornets lead grew to 16-4 at halftime. Saline warmed ...
The Saline hockey team improved to 6-2 on the season with a strong 7-3 win over North Oakland Thursday night. Wyatt Church had a huge game for the Hornets, netting a hat trick of three goals and adding two assists. Bryce Sattler, Christian Vitale, Johnny Iadipaolo and Antonio Giacalone each picked up a goal and ...
This weekend at Michigan State University is an important one for Saline High School alumnus Noah Socha. He’s graduating as a Political Science Scholar and political science pre-law major, and he’s also received the honor to be the flag bearer for MSU’s College of Social Science during the graduation ceremony. Carrying the Flag It’s an ...
The outcome of these discussions could shape the future of Saline’s downtown revitalization efforts. At its December 2nd meeting, the Saline City Council heard a presentation by Praxis Properties, owners and operators of Murphy’s Crossing in downtown Saline, regarding the possibility of a public-private partnership to create a downtown gathering space. Praxis Properties representative Tyler ...
Paul Schubert, a 95-year-old Chelsea resident, brings history to life with Immigrants’ Son, a vivid memoir of his German-American boyhood during World War II. Photo: With television still in infancy, families would get their wartime news from the radio. Photo: Flickr, Public Domain A Boyhood Shaped by War ““War! Japanese planes have bombed American ships ...
“I think it’s something really special that we do here, and it’s because we recognize all the hard work that our community members put into their gardens and their spaces.” The City of Saline unveiled the winners of its annual Green Thumb Awards at its December 2 city council meeting. The Green Thumb Awards are ...
Now with the pick made of the company to do the installation, Saline Area Schools will be moving forward with the solar roof project at the high school. At the Dec. 10 meeting, the SAS Board of Education approved the recommendation made by Rex Clary, SAS Executive Director of Operations, to award the roofing contract ...
Saline Superintendent Stephen Laatsch announced on December 11 that he will be retiring after nearly three decades as an educator in Saline Area Schools. In a message to the community, Laatsch said “On July 1, 2025 I will begin a new journey, as I will be retiring from Saline Area Schools at the conclusion of ...
Photo: Aerial photo of Mill Creek Pond with a conceptual rendering of what it would look like if the dam were removed. Image: Town Hall slide presentation Saline residents gathered on December 10 for a presentation and town hall meeting to discuss the feasibility study on the future of the city’s dam, which could either ...
The City of Saline took a proactive step on December 9, 2024, hosting a town hall meeting to discuss the future of the historic Mill Pond Dam. The well-attended meeting in council chambers presented findings from a recent Dam Removal Feasibility Study, presented data, and explored options for rehabilitating the dam and its potential removal. ...
On December 7, 2024, downtown Saline transformed into a festive haven for the Fourth Annual Cocoa Crawl. Seventeen local businesses delighted attendees with complimentary chocolate and hot cocoa-themed treats, offering special deals at each stop. Participants who completed their passports were entered into a drawing for a grand prize basket valued at over $1,000. Photos ...
Photo: Mr. and Mrs. Claus at Rentschler Farm. Photo by Sue Kelch On Sunday, December 8th, the Saline Area Historical Society sponsored the annual Christmas at Rentschler Farm. Volunteers showed visitors around and provided historical information. On the first floor, Kordula Sadek, a senior in high school, showed the dining room Christmas decorations and food ...
Photo: Saline Depot 19th Century. Photo courtesy of SAHS The year was 1870. Saline had become an incorporated village just four years earlier. This was the year the first train arrived in Saline, and it was a big deal. Back in the 19th century, trains revolutionized travel and commerce by providing nationwide public transportation, an ...
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