“The people, the average voter is afraid of math, doesn’t understand the math or the long term cost to ownership.” As the November election draws nearer, voters are eager to learn more about the four candidates hoping to secure one of three available seats on Saline’s City Council. To provide insights into their plans for ...
“As an elected official, there is an obligation to provide a voice for and opportunities for those who do not have resources or means.” Here comes the election and voters are eager to learn more about the three candidates vying for three available seats on Dexter’s City Council. To shed light on their plans for ...
Three candidates are competing for two open spots on DCS’s Board of Education. To help readers understand their options, The Sun Times News sent five questions to each candidate running for Dexter School Board in the November Election. Below are the candidate’s responses to the final three questions. Q: Teacher recruitment and retention is a ...
Four candidates are competing for two open spots on Milan Area School’s Board of Education. To help readers understand their options, The Sun Times News sent five questions to each candidate running for Milan School Board in the November Election. Below are the responses to the last three questions. Candidates George Elder IV and Gary ...
Residency concerns lead to Saline Area Schools forfeiting the first three games of the 2024 varsity football season. A statement to varsity football families was shared on Oct. 1, explaining the situation. The SHS Varsity Football team had started the season 5-0 with a most recent win against Ann Arbor Huron of 48-0. In the ...
No cause for alarm at Dexter High School. It’s just law enforcement training happening. Dexter Community Schools sent a message out to the community on Sept. 30, giving a heads up as to why there will be some law enforcement vehicles at DHS on Oct. 2. The message said: “We are writing to let you ...
Local Ann Arbor non-profit Ten Thousand Villages is celebrating its 20th anniversary this coming October. Opened in 2004, Ten Thousand Villages was the first fair trade, non-profit handicraft retailer in the city. It now supports over 20,000 artisans in underserved communities through its sales. The celebration of the store’s two decades of service will be ...
In working to earn the rank of Eagle Scout, Branden Broulette wants to help improve Scio’s Township Hall Park with the installation of a natural playground. Broulette, who is a junior at Skyline High School, went before the Scio Township Board on Sept. 24 to give a presentation on what he is hoping to accomplish ...
Through his September 27 Superintendent’s Community Message, Saline Area Schools Superintendent Steve Laatsch updated the school district about the hate speech incidents at Saline High School. In the update, Laatsch said: “I want to acknowledge the desire for information and closure as our community seeks to heal from the incidents addressed in my September 14 message to ...
The Apple Daze festival is a great way to kick off the season. In downtown Dexter, the festival brings together a variety of fun for the whole family. There will be 30 crafter booths, hayrides to the Dexter Cider Mill and back, two bounce houses, pumpkin bowling, Kids games, Apple Pie eating contest at 2 ...
Teachers in Milan Area Schools have a new contract with the school district. The agreement was approved by the Board of Education at the September 25 meeting. The school board approved a master agreement and letter of agreement with the Milan Education Association. The Sun Times News followed up with MAS Superintendent Bryan Girbach to ...
With the vote just over a month away, the Milan Area Schools Board of Education gave its opinion on the Sinking Fund Millage Proposal, which is going before voters on the November 5 election ballot. At its Sept. 25 meeting, the Milan school board unanimously approved a resolution stating its stance on the millage proposal, ...
“The Mayor of Saline must represent, and be a voice for all City residents, regardless of ideology or background – full stop.” As the November election approaches, Saline voters will see a familiar face running for mayor. Brian Marl has led the city since 2012 and is seeking re-election for another mayoral term. He is ...
With the voter-approved road millage in mind, Webster Township is looking to form a committee to get residential help in thinking about all things roads. Township supervisor John Kingsley put this message out to the community on Sept. 26: “Webster Township is looking for residents to serve on a committee advising the Township Board of ...
Super STEAM Saturdays offering middle schoolers the chance to explore and learn about science, technology, engineering, arts and math are back at Washtenaw Community College. The new season of free hands-on activities led by WCC faculty and other experts from their career fields kicks off October 5. Super STEAM Saturdays occur monthly and are designed with ...
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