The Saline football team overcome a week of frustration and a slow start to rout rival Bedford 48-3 in the 2024 Homecoming game Friday night. The Hornets found out this week that they will be forced to forfeit their first three games due to a residency conflict with one of their players. The Hornets were … Read more
Don’t Be the Frog By Steve Gwisdalla, Founder, Tribe of Up We have all heard the story about a frog and boiling water. If you put a frog in boiling water, they will jump out. But if you put a frog in regular temperature water and gradually turn up the heat, they will stay in … Read more
Donors, volunteers and supporters of the Dexter Community Fund (DCF) gathered on Tuesday, Oct. 1 at Erratic Ale in downtown Dexter to announce the recipients of its annual grant cycle and celebrate the support of the community. Additionally, Erratic Ale named DCF as the recipient of proceeds generated in October from its Good Neighbor Tap … Read more
By Chuck Colby, Publisher This last week, I was in the office alone on Monday morning. I work on finishing up the newspaper print files that we send to the printer on Tuesdays. I got a call from somebody in Dexter having a garage sale. All of the details were sent and I just screwed … Read more
Photos provided by Luis Rivera The Dexter girls’ swim and dive tam picked up its first dual meet win of the season last week when the Dreadnaughts took down Ypsilanti Lincoln 115-65. Four Dreadnaughts picked up four wins each on the night. Kayce McAllister won the 50 free and 100 back. She was also part … Read more
Milan Area Schools (MAS) new Athletic Director is a familiar face who has a lot of experience at the high school level. At a meeting last month, the MAS Board of Education appointed Herb Morelock as the new AD by a unanimous vote. Morelock has been a teacher in Milan for years. His experience with … Read more
Officers respond to concerns near Busch’s and Forvia, confirm no encampment found while addressing rise in larcenies and supporting the unhoused. Saline Police Chief Marlene Radzik posted a response to recent social media speculation regarding a homeless encampment. The announcement read in part: October 4, 2024 My office has been made aware of social media … Read more
Residents rally after hate speech incidents to promote understanding and commit to a brighter, more inclusive future. Following hate speech incidents reported at Saline Hugh School on September 14th, Saline residents came together on Thursday, September 20th, for a rally, “Building Bridges to a Brighter Tomorrow,” aimed at fostering empathy, diversity, and inclusion. The event, … Read more
The entryway to an old brick building in the heart of downtown Saline has greeted visitors of all ages for the last ten years. This is Carrigan Café. Known for its daily quiches and soups, alongside breakfast and lunch items, and a variety of coffee flavors, Carrigan Café hosts live entertainment while also providing a … Read more
Saline Area Schools are offering a variety of ways for school district families, students and community members to get involved and help with things like school safety and district goals. In getting word out in a recent Superintendent’s Community Message, SAS Superintendent Steve Laatsch touched on a few areas where people can get involved. The … Read more
Washtenaw Co Road Commission projects Township Where Impact to Traffic Timeline Ann Arbor Earhart Rd between M-14 and Joy Rd Intermittent lane restrictions Oct. 7 – 11 Augusta, York Willis Rd between Carpenter Rd and Rawsonville Rd Daytime lane closure Oct. 4 – 5 Bridgewater, Manchester Sheridan Rd between Allen Rd and US-12 (Michigan Ave) Road closure Oct. … Read more
Seniors recognize influential educators and coaches during Teacher/Coach Appreciation Night Photo: (L-R) Anatomy Teacher Julie Mossburg with senior Hannah Brady, Retired Math Teacher Clint Kraft with senior Sarah Monroe, Health and Gym Teacher Adam Gilles with senior Hailey Dunn, Elementary School Teacher Sarah Farmer with senior Hallie Thornton, and Swim Coach Dan Heikka with senior … Read more
The Saline JV Girls golf team won the SEC Championship yesterday at Huron Hills Golf Course. This is the second straight year the Hornets won the championship, besting last year’s team score by 3 shots (2023 = 384 – 2024 = 381). The Hornets also had for girls make the All-Tournament team, placing in the … Read more
Dozens of job opportunities will be up for grabs at the Washtenaw Community College (WCC) annual Fall Career & Internship Fair. The college will host more than 70 employers and organizations looking to connect with potential employees and interns. The event is free and open to the public from 4-6 p.m. Wednesday, October 16, in … Read more
Dozens of job opportunities will be up for grabs at the Washtenaw Community College (WCC) annual Fall Career & Internship Fair. The college will host more than 70 employers and organizations looking to connect with potential employees and interns. The event is free and open to the public from 4-6 p.m. Wednesday, October 16, in ...
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