Elle Cole will serve as Acting City Manager while the city works to identify a new permanent manager The City of Saline has announced a change in leadership as City Manager Colleen O’Toole prepares to leave her position at the end of January. While O’Toole remains in her role for the next few weeks, the ...
How a Saline Cheerabilities Team Inspires Joy, Inclusion, and Community Photo: Sparkle and Shine Cheerabilities Squad photo by Sue Kelch If you saw the Sparkle and Shine Cheerabilities team in the Saline Holiday Parade last December, you couldn’t help but notice a few things, like the bright pink hats and swishing fuchsia pom poms. And ...
Saline takes bold steps to enhance public safety, improve infrastructure, and foster community wellness with forward-thinking initiatives for 2025. Photo: Saline Mayor Brian Marl. Source: City website Saline Mayor Brian Marl delivered his 13th annual State of the City address, highlighting achievements, current initiatives, and future goals. Speaking to city leaders and residents, he emphasized ...
The Dexter basketball team held off a late fourth quarter rally to take down Saline 44-37 in a SEC Red battle Friday night. The Dreadnaughts held a 15-point lead after three 33-18, but the Hornets began to chip away at the lead and got within six 35-29 with three minutes left. Noah Kronberg hit a ...
The showdown between two of the top three teams in the SEC Red was surprisingly one-sided when Dexter handed Saline its first loss of the season 55-30 Friday night. The Dreadnaughts entered the game at 5-4 overall and the Hornets 8-0 with 2-0 league records and were tied for the top spot in the Red ...
Organizations and restaurants are encouraged to join our 4th Annual Souper Bowl Competition! Proceeds fund Saline Area Senior Center (SASC) programming. Cooking rules: Contestants must prepare their soup at their location and provide about a gallon of soup for the contest (the past Souper Bowl competitions had about 100 people in attendance). Please bring serving ...
Saline Area Schools said it was not impacted by the massive PowerSchool data breach that may have exposed student and staff data at different school districts around the country. In his Jan. 10 community message, Saline Superintendent Stephen Laatsch addressed this issue to update the district: “A recent cybersecurity incident impacted PowerSchool, a company that ...
Ann Arbor’s Restaurant Week is a great opportunity to take a culinary adventure through the city’s renowned dining scene. With over 40 restaurants participating, they are promising food and dishes for every palate. It’s set for January 19-24. Event organizer the Main Street Area Association said the week will “showcase the vibrant and diverse dining ...
How Technology Can Empower Seniors and Simplify Daily Life On Thursday, January 9, the Saline Senior Center hosted “Cool Tech for Older Adults” with James Giordani, MSW, leading the presentation. This session offered ways to discover how technology can improve the lives of older adults – or anyone technologically challenged – and greatly facilitate independent ...
Since its inception in 2000, Washtenaw County Park and Recreation Commission’s (WCPARC) Natural Area Preservation Program (NAPP) has provided funding to protect over 12,500 acres of land which includes the purchase of 37 nature preserves across the county. WCPARC is excited to add the Grossman property in Saline Township to the list of protected land. ...
With the report in from the Ad Hoc Committee, Saline Area Schools are expected to take the next step in their process to review the athletic department. At its upcoming Jan. 14 meeting, the school board will look to hire an outside company to conduct a third-party review of the department. The Ad Hoc committee ...
City weighs costs and environmental impact of aging infrastructure The City of Saline is grappling with a critical decision of whether to rehabilitate the aging Saline River Dam or remove it altogether. A feasibility study is underway, and the community is engaged in discussions about the potential costs, environmental impacts, and future of the historic ...
Two agreements were recently reached that will help get started the Pittsfield Township Outdoor Gym Project. At its December meeting, the Pittsfield Township Board voted to authorize the Township Supervisor and Clerk to enter into an agreement with Stantec Consulting for Construction Engineering Services for the outdoor Gym Project at a cost not to exceed ...
The Saline hockey team returned from the holiday break in a big way with a 7-2 win over Brownstown-Woodhaven Saturday night. The Hornets wasted no time to take control, jumping out to a 6-0 lead and cruising to the win. Johnny Iadipaolo led the Hornets with a pair of goals and two assists. Christian Vitale ...
The Saline girls moved to a perfect 8-0 with a pair of wins this week. The Hornets opened the week by taking down Gaylord 59-26 in a game that was played at the Little Caesars Arena New Years Day. Saline scored the first eight points of the game and never looked back in the win ...
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