Dexter alumna Abigail (Abby) Tamer, who will be honored at Al Ritt Stadium on September 20th, has recently settled back into student/athlete life at the University of Michigan after competing in the Summer Olympics in Paris. Abby’s impressive track record includes two high school state titles, recognition as an NFHCA All-West Region second team in ...
Local entrepreneurs launch financial coaching venture to bridge education gap for young adults Photo: Solid Footing Finance Founders Von Miller and Kelly Robbins. Photo by Doug Marrin A new financial education company is looking to fill what its founders see as a crucial gap in personal finance knowledge for young adults. Solid Footing Finance, started ...
Community News Trinity Health Michigan and the Michigan Cancer Research Consortium (MCRC), based at Trinity Health Ann Arbor, have received a $566,000 grant, which recognizes Elie Dib, MD, MS, FACP, as a Clinician Scientist of the National Cancer Institute (NCI), part of the National Institutes of Health. This recognition will support the work of Dr. ...
LaFleur’s Memory Lane Foundation is Empowering Dementia Caregivers Through Education and Support Joanna LaFleur, CEO and Founder of the Memory Lane Foundation, is on a mission to change the way society cares for individuals with dementia. With a degree in Recreational Therapy from Eastern Michigan University and over 20 years of experience in elder care, ...
Photo: Evan Seegert topped the Saline leaderboard, hitting 96/100. Photo from Saline Trapshooting Facebook The Saline Trapshooting Team competed in the Fall Brawl this weekend and placed 3rd in the event, scoring 475. Ida and Armada edged out the Hornets, who took 1st and 2nd place, with scores of 484 and 481, respectively. The 2024 ...
Miss Saline Lizzie White and Her Court Reflect on Role Models, Future Plans, and Giving Back to the Saline Community Photo: Miss Saline Court volunteering at Chamber of Commerce Event photo by Sue Kelch The first Miss Saline Contest was held on October 1, 1948, at the old Union High School at Henne Field. According ...
Nu2U Again is a resale store founded with the goal of offering meaningful work for people with disabilities. Originally founded by Lisa Rentschler to create a job for her son Connor, it has since grown into a local staple. The community support is the reason the business has been able to expand. “At the beginning, ...
Events Apple Daze (downtown Dexter) Autumn’s kick-off returns again with wagon rides, games, activities, craft booths, food, cider, petting zoo, entertainment and of course an apple pie eating contest. Sat. Oct 5, 10 am-5pm. Cider Mills & Apple Orchards Dexter Cider Mill(3685 Central St, Dexter) At 135 years, the longest continuously running cider mill in Michigan ...
Community News The Encore Musical Theatre Company opens their 2024/25 Tribute Concert Series with a celebration of the life and music of legendary soul singer Sam Cooke. The intimate tribute will perform September 26-29, offering a more personal experience by shifting the venue for this concert to the cozy setting of the Lobby Stage. Music ...
In an effort to enhance health and the quality of life, a unique partnership has come together to plant 30 trees around the Saline community. The two-day project began at Mill Pond Park on the morning of Sept. 20, with Saline Mayor Brian Marl as well as representatives from the city of Saline, DTE Energy, Saline ...
The City of Saline has reported a Sanitary Sewer Overflow (SSO) event at the Woodland Lift Station, estimated to have occurred around 9 PM on September 18, 2024. Approximately 40,000 gallons of wastewater discharged onto pavement and into the storm sewer system, flowing toward the Woodland Drain. In compliance with guidelines from the Michigan Department ...
More than 16,000 second through seventh grade students across Washtenaw County have unlocked over $1 million in college and career savings thanks to My Future Fund, a free program for students enrolled in participating public schools in Washtenaw County. “We are thrilled to invest more than $1 million into students and their dreams right here ...
City Manager and Mayor address growing concerns about disrespectful behavior toward front desk staff, urging citizens to voice frustrations through appropriate channels. At the September 16, 2024, Saline City Council meeting, City Manager Coleen O’Toole addressed concerns raised by City Hall staff about recent interactions at the front desk. O’Toole noted a growing trend of ...
The city promotes use of the app to help manage the water flowing through their meters Saline’s recent push for greater adoption of the My Water Advisor 2.0 app has gained attention for its ability to track water usage in real time and alert users to potential leaks. During the September 16, 2024, city council ...
Seven candidates are running for four open spots on Saline Area School’s Board of Education. As the November election approaches, a whopping seven candidates are running to fill the four available seats on Saline’s Board of Education. To help voters understand their positions on key issues such as curriculum and budget priorities, Sun Times News ...
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