A group of groups recently collaborated in Dexter for some community cleanup. Members of Dexter High School’s National Honor Society, Robotics Club, SRSLY, Dexter Area Historical Society, and Dexter Rotary rolled up their sleeves for spring sprucing up around town. Bev Hill, Vice-President of the Dexter Area Historical Society, led the “Helping Hands Day initiative.” … Read more
STN Staff As the warm summer sun graces the City of Saline, there’s a delightful lineup of events and activities to enjoy. Whether you’re seeking fitness, relaxation, or fun with family, this community has something for everyone. Here’s a glimpse of what to expect. Yoga in the Park Find your Zen amidst nature at Henne … Read more
By Todd Nissen Do you have rhythm? Ever known an American in Paris? Or had a rhapsody that was blue? If the answer is “Yes!” to any of those, a good place to be at 3 p.m., Sunday, May 19, would be the Center for Performing Arts at Dexter High School, 2200 North Parker Road. … Read more
Incident #: 24-1319 Location: 20000 W. Old US 12 Date: April 27, 2024 Time: 10:58 am INFORMATION: While on routine patrol, officers responded to the 20000 block of W. Old US 12 for the report of multiple travel trailers that had been in storage and had been found to have been broken into. Upon arrival, … Read more
A 2024 survey shows the wolves are holding steady, but the moose are declining on Isle Royale. Isle Royale is known for its moose and wolves. Michigan’s isolated National Park in northwest Lake Superior has been the location for the longest-running predator-prey study, which began in 1958. This research is one of the longest-running ecological … Read more
The City of Saline is seeking volunteers for open positions on its various boards and commissions. According to the city’s website, the purpose of the groups is to “foster and support the most desirable community, with efficient, high-quality services, striving to exceed our citizens’ expectations.” The groups meet regularly to provide advisory input to the … Read more
At its April 22, 2024, meeting, the Dexter City Council approved an application for special land use at the site of the former Noble Appliance, allowing it to be used for commercial indoor recreation. Applicant and property owner Ben Lee of BJ Management presented his request to the Planning Commission at a public hearing on … Read more
The Chelsea girls’ track and field team claimed the Stockbridge Invitational title with a strong finish in the final event to pull past SEC White rival Tecumseh 84-81 to claim the crown. The Bulldogs used a split squad with half the team traveling to Saline for the Golden Triangle and the other half going to … Read more
It might be hard to find a closer match than what the Chelsea and Ann Arbor Huron girls’ tennis teams played Saturday. The Bulldogs entered the match ranked fourth in Division 3 and while Huron is not state ranked, the River Rats are still a force with their lone league loss coming to second-ranked Ann … Read more
The Saline softball team was handed its first losses of the season Saturday when number-one ranked Farmington Hills Mercy took down the Hornets in a pair of close games. The opener was a pitcher’s dual between the Hornets Karli Dorr and Mercy’s Kaitlyn Pallozzi. Both pitchers were nearly unhittable through six innings with the Hornets … Read more
The Saline girls’ tennis team improved to 3-3 in the SEC Red with a 7-1 win over Monroe last week. The Hornets won three of four singles matches on the day. Kylei Warner won 6-3, 6-1 at two singles, Katheryn Feller dominated at three singles with a 6-0, 6-0 win, and Nastia Dubovy won 6-4, … Read more
The Dexter girls’ tennis team picked up a pair of SEC Red wins last week to improve to 3-3 in the league standings. The Dreadnaughts opened the week by defeating Monroe 5-3. The teams split the singles matches with Charlotte Bruderly winning a three-set match at one singles 2-6, 6-2, 6-1 and Siena Taylor picking … Read more
The Dexter girls’ tennis team picked up a pair of SEC Red wins last week to improve to 3-3 in the league standings. The Dreadnaughts opened the week by defeating Monroe 5-3. The teams split the singles matches with Charlotte Bruderly winning a three-set match at one singles 2-6, 6-2, 6-1 and Siena Taylor picking ...
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