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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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Heather Finch covers Milan schools along with general community news in Milan and Saline. Her reporting keeps readers informed about education, local events, and issues affecting families and neighborhoods across both communities.
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Michigan Budget Passes After Overnight Session
Michigan lawmakers passed a roughly $85 billion state budget Friday morning after working through the night in Lansing, giving schools and local governments long-awaited answers after weeks of uncertainty. ...
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Fourth Death This Year at Women’s Prison Under Investigation
Dalephenia Jones, a 62-year-old woman incarcerated at Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility, died July 2 at Trinity Health Hospital after being transported from the prison nearly two weeks earlier. ...
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Washtenaw Data Center Watch Begins with Ballots, Bills and Local Control
This week, The Sun Times News begins Washtenaw Data Center Watch, a weekly roundup focused on data center-related developments in Washtenaw County. The column will track local projects, legislation, ...
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Milan Mini-Con Returns Downtown July 18
Downtown Milan is getting ready to level up. Milan Mini-Con returns from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, July 18, bringing cosplay, games, local artists, vendors and pop culture ...
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Saline Library Explains August Millage Renewal
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 ...
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Saline Robotics Students Take Teamwork to Europe
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 ...
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Milan Board Approves High School Tennis Court Repairs
The Milan Area Schools Board of Education approved repairs to the Milan High School tennis courts June 24, moving forward with a project district leaders said is needed before ...
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Data Center Bills Multiply as Lansing Debate Widens
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, ...
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Ann Arbor Hospice Legacy Comes Full Circle
Long before hospice and home care were widely understood, Lois Jelneck and Ingrid Deininger were helping Ann Arbor families imagine something different. At a time when many people expected ...
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Michigan Restricts Bradford Pear, Other Invasive Plants
The white-flowering Bradford pear trees that brighten yards, roadsides and parking lots each spring are part of a larger species Michigan is now trying to slow down. The Michigan ...
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Foundation for Saline Area Schools Names New Leaders Ahead of 40th Year
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 ...
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