Transcontinental Trippers Visit Valley Farms
Members of the first American Youth Hostel transcontinental trip spent the 4th of July at Saline Valley Farms in Michigan. They began in New York City June 27, stopped in Lancaster, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Saline for two nights, then proceeded to Ann Arbor and Chicago with future legs to Yellowstone Seattle and beyond.
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City Council rejects street vacation request
The Ann Arbor developer Staebler & Son failed to vacate Woodbridge Road in Rolling Meadows subdivision after the City Council ruled the buyers viewed the lot as a corner lot. The decision followed a Board of Education letter opposing vacating the street which extends to the High School grounds.
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Methodist Potluck Picnic Planned at Saline Valley Farms
The Methodist Church picnic opens with a 1 p.m. pot luck dinner on Sunday July 23 at Saline Valley Farms. Hot dogs buns ice cream and drinks provided, families bring table service and a dish to pass. Games for all ages, swimming supervised for children. Gold Great Neck NY Michael Lesser and AYH leader Jodie Neal of Bangor Me named in notice.
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Girls Softball Standings and Results Summary
Standings as of July 10 show Bat Busters leading with 6 wins 3 losses followed by Sluggers 5 and Base A Bouts 3. Week results list Batters Up 17 Sluggers 16 and Bat Busters 12 Base A Bouts 7 with Bat Busters also posting earlier 23 15 and 26 16 wins over Sluggers and Bat Busters respectively. Next week schedule features Batters Up vs Base A Bouts and Bat Busters vs Sluggers on July 14 17 and 19.
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Braves Tigers Top Little League Standings
As the Little League season enters its second half the Braves of the National League and the Tigers of the American League lead the standings as of July 11.
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Water woes in Niceville prompt costly remedy plan
The article recounts Niceville's iron-laden water system. A 33 percent rate hike funded new iron control units but failed to fully solve the issue. City Manager John L. Fixital proposes either looping mains and full plant upgrades with a 125 percent rate rise or an immediate 20 percent increase to cover deficits, while shelving a complete treatment plan.
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Council meeting draws curious young spectator
City Attorney Allan Grossman arrived late to Monday's council session with his 9 year old son David who amused the council while awaiting pickup. David sat through over an hour, his attentive gaze suggesting the meeting held more interest than Mr Wizard to him.
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Public relations push follows water rate clash in Niceville
At a council meeting a delegation criticized the water rate hike as a misstep, claiming the city has not improved service. The spokesman urged a PR campaign to defend the new units and argue rate increases are the only solution, despite citizen concerns.
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Now There Are Three Daniel Halls
Daniel Hall and wife of Saline announce the birth of their son Daniel Abram Hall weighing seven pounds four ounces on Sunday July 9. The family includes Phyllis and relatives in Ohio Chestertown Md and New York City were visited after a trip to the East. The article notes Mrs Hall attended the NEA Convention in Atlantic City and Dan Hall visited relatives in Haddonfield NJ.
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Schmids to Start Summer Hours
Schmids' Food Market will close at 6 p.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays in July and August. The store will stay open until 9 p.m. on Fridays.
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