Community Leaders and Artists Unite to Celebrate Diversity Through Art The first Building Bridges event was held at Whitepine Studios in Saline. Founded by Pastor Kimberly Secrist Ashby and Saline Councilmember Nicole Rice, the purpose of this community group is to bring people together to celebrate diverse perspectives through engaging local events. Pastor Kimberly said, ...
Zach Kaster’s efforts lead to a safer community with an illuminated crosswalk installation in Saline. Photo: Zach Kaster and Mayor Marl use the illuminated crosswalk photo by Sue Kelch By Sue Kelch This story is about how one individual can make a difference and improve others’ lives. Meet that one person, Zach Kaster. Zach, along ...
Cover photo from Washtenaw United Girls Hockey The Washtenaw United girls’ hockey team began it Division 2 state title defense with a pair of wins last week. United opened with a 2-0 win over Livonia United Friday night. Veronica Holmstrom put Washtenaw on top with a goal at the nine-minute mark of the first period. ...
Cover STN File Photo The Saline hockey team opened its season with a road trip to the Grand Rapids area and came home with a split of two games. The Hornets held off Hudsonville for a 3-2 win in the season opener Friday. Saline jumped out to a 3-1 lead but had to hold off ...
Saline boys’ water polo’s history making season came to an end with a seventh-place finish at the MWPA state finals in Hudsonville Saturday. The Hornets qualified for the state finals for the first time in school history and came away with one win to earn a seventh-place finish. Saline opened against top seed Jenison and ...
Six students from Saline High School have the chance to compete for 6,870 merit-based scholarships next spring. The scholarships total to $26 million. William Hong, Weiran (Alice) Jiang, Daniel Lemmerhirt, Leah Mueller, Adrian Sieh, Caleb Summers and the students’ families were recognized at the Oct 22 Board of Education Meeting by the Saline schools.
As we close in on Thanksgiving, local nonprofit Sparrow’s Place will have a special breakfast next week at Wolverine Pickleball. If interested in attending, the hosts request you register. If you can’t come, feel free to pass on this invitation to somebody else who might enjoy the opportunity. Breakfast is served from 7-10, but you can ...
This Giving Tuesday, December 3, 2024, Reinhart Realtors in Saline will continue supporting Saline Area Social Service (SASS) by hosting a donation match challenge and holiday cookie sale. The goal for this event is to raise $30,000 from the community. To encourage giving, the Ryder-Faulstich Foundation is providing a 100% match for the first $15,000 ...
A groundbreaking metric reveals how our brains shift between states of awareness and unresponsiveness during sleep and anesthesia Ever wondered what happens in your brain when you drift off to sleep or go under anesthesia? A new University of Michigan study has just unlocked key secrets behind how our brains switch between consciousness and unconsciousness. ...
Six students from Saline High School have been chosen as Semifinalists for the 2025 National Merit Scholarship. They are: These students were recognized at a recent Saline Area Schools Board of Education meeting. This fall the National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) announced the names of more than 16,000 Semifinalists in the 70th annual National Merit ...
In the spirit of giving, Saline Middle School invites the community to join the National Honor Society from Saline High School for “Knots for Mott” on Tuesday, December 3, from 3-5 p.m. in the Saline Middle School Media Center. Participants will help tie fleece blankets for young patients at C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital. The event ...
Are you a “locovore?” Discover the joy of eating local Photo: Ryan Poe at one of The Hungry Locovore’s many distribution sites. Photo provided by Ryan Poe. ’Tis the season when thoughts turn to food, and this year many of the foods you choose could be locally grown, harvested, butchered, pickled, baked, stewed, cooked, and ...
Filmmaker documents Ann Arbor’s “Loop of Pain,” a hidden network of trails connecting urban parks for a unique mountain biking adventure. Photo: Loop of Pain Screenshot, Creative Commons Looking for an outdoor adventure close to the urban buzz? Within the heart of Ann Arbor, an adventurous spirit lies hidden within the city’s parks and natural ...
How one Sherpa’s inspiring journey is creating hope for his Himalayan village Photo: Pem Dorjee Sherpa. Photos: https://corinnerichardson.com/ Namaste. My given name is PemDorjee Sherpa. I was born and raised in Chyangba, a small village in Nepal. I think I was born in 1982, but I’m not totally sure. We don’t keep good birth records ...
With over 200 crafters and thousands of attendees, the Saline Craft Show continues to deliver joy and creativity to the community. The Saline Craft Show enjoyed another successful year, offering a wide variety of crafters – over 200 – showing their wares. From watercolors, to ornaments, to dog and human treats. Textiles, pottery, papercrafts, and ...
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