Photo: Aerial photo of Mill Creek Pond with a conceptual rendering of what it would look like if the dam were removed. Image: Town Hall slide presentation Saline residents gathered on December 10 for a presentation and town hall meeting to discuss the feasibility study on the future of the city’s dam, which could either ...
The City of Saline took a proactive step on December 9, 2024, hosting a town hall meeting to discuss the future of the historic Mill Pond Dam. The well-attended meeting in council chambers presented findings from a recent Dam Removal Feasibility Study, presented data, and explored options for rehabilitating the dam and its potential removal. ...
On December 7, 2024, downtown Saline transformed into a festive haven for the Fourth Annual Cocoa Crawl. Seventeen local businesses delighted attendees with complimentary chocolate and hot cocoa-themed treats, offering special deals at each stop. Participants who completed their passports were entered into a drawing for a grand prize basket valued at over $1,000. Photos ...
Photo: Mr. and Mrs. Claus at Rentschler Farm. Photo by Sue Kelch On Sunday, December 8th, the Saline Area Historical Society sponsored the annual Christmas at Rentschler Farm. Volunteers showed visitors around and provided historical information. On the first floor, Kordula Sadek, a senior in high school, showed the dining room Christmas decorations and food ...
Photo: Saline Depot 19th Century. Photo courtesy of SAHS The year was 1870. Saline had become an incorporated village just four years earlier. This was the year the first train arrived in Saline, and it was a big deal. Back in the 19th century, trains revolutionized travel and commerce by providing nationwide public transportation, an ...
The Saline Area Chamber of Commerce Holiday Parade brought festive cheer to downtown Saline, Saturday, December 7th, delighting residents and visitors alike with its vibrant floats, holiday music, and community spirit. Santa Claus made his grand entrance to the excitement of the crowd, and the streets sparkled with twinkling lights and holiday decorations. Photos by ...
It was a tail of two halves for the Saline boys’ basketball team as the Hornets rallied from a 13-point halftime deficit to defeat Detroit Lincoln-King 38-35. The Hornets struggled in the first half and fell behind 23-10 at halftime, but the Hornets came to life after the break. Saline scored the first eight points ...
The Saline girls’ basketball team improved to 2-0 with a 59-28 win over Livonia Stevenson Friday night. The highlight of the night came when Keira Roehm broke the school record for career three-pointers in just her second game of her junior season. Roehm wasted no time in setting the record with three triples in the ...
An agreement for the next building phase of Saline Valley Farms went to the York Township Board before the developer can move forward with constructing more homes. At their November meeting the York Township Board of Trustees reviewed and approved a development agreement for the next phase of Saline Valley Farms II. The Sun Times ...
It’s always been a dream of Sydney Hastings to go to the University of Michigan. Well, that dream is coming true for her, now that she has signed to attend and play softball at the university just down the road from her home in Saline. The Sun Times News caught up with Hastings to ask ...
Photo: A brand could be applied to hands, cheeks, shoulders, or foreheads, as a way to publically mark the offense. Photo: https://research.colonialwilliamsburg.org Many elected officials are being sworn into office over the next few months, marking their terms’ start with a time-honored tradition. But why do they raise their right hand when taking an oath, and ...
Cover- STN File Photo The Saline girls’ basketball team opened its season with a strong 51-47 win over Birmingham Seaholm Tuesday night. Seaholm had the size advantage over the Hornets, but Saline’s clutch outside shooting was the difference in the end. The Hornets led by one at the break 20-19, but Saline got hot in ...
Playing the sport she loves at a great school is how Saline softball standout Ashley Malinczak describes her signing to attend and play softball at Hope College next year. Among a group of recent college signings for Saline High School Athletics, Malinczak is excited about this opportunity. The Sun Times News caught up with her ...
A plan for a new residential development has been introduced in Pittsfield Township. Called The Walden, the proposed development went before the township planning commission late last month. The plan has received preliminary site plan approval. To learn more the Sun Times News followed up with Haley Feeman, Municipal Services Coordinator for Pittsfield Charter Township. ...
The Saline City Council approved a resolution on November 18, 2024, endorsing DropTop Pizza’s application to the Michigan Liquor Control Commission for inclusion in the city’s social district. The resolution was passed as part of the council’s consent agenda during its regular meeting. Saline’s social district, established under Michigan’s Social District Act, allows participating businesses ...
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