Wahl Celebrates 50 Years as Saline Firefighter
R G Wahl a Saline firefighter marked 50 years of service at the Saline Area Fire Department annual meeting and open house. He joined in 1927 becoming the department’s oldest member and most senior. The event honored his half century of dedication with an engraved wall plaque.
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Rudy) Wahl
Harold Armbruster
Wahl
Saline Area
Wahi
Armbruster
Rudy
Police arrest 3 for stealing C B radio and more saline crimes
Saline police detained three men after a tip on March 9 led to their capture following a car radio theft in the Harris Street area. Bond set at 2500 dollars each, with further警察 warnings to merchants about bogus checks from The Citizens Bank of Saline. A 1974 Ford Elite was stolen from the Ford plant lot, and purse thefts and wallet/blank check thefts were reported at local bible church and Mill Valley. Fire department responded to a small grease fire, minor injuries to Fireman Walter Moore. The Saline Public Library reopened its children's room after vandalism damage caused by a toilet backflow from a T-shirt prank. Patrons may access upstairs restrooms by request.
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Harris St
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Randall and
Patti Hollis
Citizens Bank of Saline
Ford
Assembly of God Church
Mill Valley
Ann Arbor
Walter Moore
Moore
Saline Community Hospital
Saline Public Library
DPW
Mary Ann Holland
Safine
Ypsilanti Growth Debate Highlights Local Merger Talks
The Reporter launches a three part look at Ypsilanti growth policies past present and future. Ypsi faces limited land for expansion and stalled merger efforts with Ypsilanti Township.
Saline Council Revises Ordinances on Commissions
Saline City Council devoted most of its work session to revising ordinance 314 which governs the Recreation Commission. Proposals include shifting active recreation to the Saline Area Community School program and renaming the panel Parks Commission if an agreement is reached. The council also debated composition and voting rights, proposing eight private citizens plus one council member and one staff liaison, with staff liaisons losing voting power. Additional revisions to ordinance 302 would require public hearings before street-improvement funding, except for routine maintenance and emergencies.
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Monnday
Fiddler On The Roof Cast Studies Jewish Traditions
Saline Area Players involve 60 members in a three hour session with Cecile Chusid learning Jewish history customs and pronunciation for their April 28 29 30 production at Saline High School Theatre. The Chusids will serve as authenticators and open their library for questions. Costume drive seeks old dark garments with contact numbers included for SAP members and costume coordinator.
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Weller
SAP
Fiddler
Cecile Chusid
Ann Arbor
Shelly
Teddy Groeb
Union School Band Room
Saline Area
Sue Alford
Saline High to Present Carousel Poster Designers Named
Saline shows a high school production of Carousel with posters designed by Mary Fortier and Wendy Northrup. Tickets are on sale at The Citizen's Bank of Saline and the Administration Office. Performances run March 31 April 1 and 2 at 8:00 p.m. in the high school theatre.
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Saline H.S
Mary Fortier
Wendy Northrup
Kathy ‘Snyder
Citizen’s Bank of
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