Saline Resident Pulls $1M Poker Prize
Jonathan Schiller thought his World Series of Poker run was over. The Saline resident had been eliminated from the $1,000 Mystery Millions event in Las Vegas, finishing 439th out ...
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Jonathan Schiller thought his World Series of Poker run was over. The Saline resident had been eliminated from the $1,000 Mystery Millions event in Las Vegas, finishing 439th out ...
Read More >“You can’t hack 1,600 different computer systems, you can’t go try to steal from 1,600 different communities’ drop boxes…” On Monday June 29th, Washtenaw County Director of Elections Rena ...
Read More >By Steve Gwisdalla We all have one. That voice in our heads. That voice that sometimes acts like an angel on one shoulder, then the devil on the other. ...
Read More >Saline District Library is asking voters to renew an operating millage on the Aug. 4 ballot, but the question many residents have asked is not why the library needs ...
Read More >For Saline’s Snack Time Engineers, the road to the Netherlands was built one part at a time: student work, mentor guidance, family support and help from local sponsors. Snack ...
Read More >For almost ten years, the Saline Area Senior Center (SASC) and the Saline Area Schools (SAS) have partnered together with an intergenerational pen pal program. This program matches seniors ...
Read More >By Steve Gwisdalla When was the last time anyone said, “Hey friend, slow down. Do not chase that dream. Do not run so fast.” All too often, we are ...
Read More >The data center fight in Lansing is no longer just about hitting pause. As large projects draw scrutiny across Michigan, lawmakers have introduced proposals aimed at tax incentives, transparency, ...
Read More >Still Waters Counseling, of the Saline and greater Washtenaw County mental health community since 2000, is excited to officially announce a transition in ownership and leadership. The husband-wife founding ...
Read More >Saline City Council approved the purchase of two vehicles for the Saline Police Department’s fleet, not to exceed $113,000, on June 22. “While the City typically replaces one patrol ...
Read More >The Foundation for Saline Area Schools is preparing for new leadership as it heads into its 40th anniversary year. The foundation, which has supported Saline students and educators since ...
Read More >Chelsea By Matt Rosentreter Equality Chelsea celebrated its 9th annual Pride parade on June 6, featuring speakers from local and state governments. Over 160 attendees joined for the picnic ...
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