Saline voting precincts shift for November city election
South Side voters in Precinct Two must travel to Union School at N Ann Arbor and McKay for casting ballots due to rebuilding at the former Saline Community Center. Precinct One votes Saline Fire Hall and Precinct Three uses Houghton School. Polls run 7 am to 8 pm on Tuesday November 6.
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Michigan Ave
First Precinct
Ford Plant
U.A.W
Saline
Monroe St
Union School
N. Ann Arbor St
McKay
M. Ann Arbor St
E. Michigan Ave
Saline Fire Hall
E. and W. Michigan
N. Ann Arbor
McKay St
Houghton School
Former Salinian to Speak at Woman's Club Guest Tea
The Saline Woman's Club hosts its annual Guest Tea at 1 p.m. November 13 at 668 Washington St Chelsea. Esther Landwehr of Ann Arbor, past club president and honorary member, will speak. All past presidents will be honored. Mrs. Kenneth Taylor to lead devotions.
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Woman's Club
Saline Woman's Club
Lionel Vickers
Washington St
Chelsea
Esther Landwehr
Ann Arbor
Kenneth Taylor
City Hall talks resurface amid Saline council work session
Saline City Council held a Monday work session focused largely on remodeling or replacing City Hall. Architect Pogliano presented plans costing about 32700 dollars with a 15000 dollar heating and cooling system while council members debated five year versus immediate action and possible sites.
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Saline
Richard Nehring
Michael Pogliano
Ken Taylor
Taylor
Kirk Faupel
Hubert Beach
George Anderson
Mike Bredernitz
Lee Decker
Michigan Ave
Council
Willis
Ann Arbor
Travis Corp
Woodlands
Maple Rd
Old Creek Farms
Smith
Crestwood Knolls
Saline City Council Candidates Speak On Key Issues
Saline four candidates present their views on five top city problems including taxes water supply sewers city hall recreation and planning. George Anderson favors minimal budget growth and Detroit water option while William Camburn Pushes for rapid action on water sewer city hall and recreation.
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Saline
George Anderson
William Camburn
City of
Detroit
Propositions Offer Two Saline Charter Changes
Saline voters in the November 6 election will decide two charter amendments Propositions A and B. Proposition A requires filling council vacancies within 60 days by a majority of remaining members. Proposition B would prohibit sale of designated city parklands without voter approval and set procedures for park designation.
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Saline
Planning Commission
Hubert Beach
Nehring
George Anderson
Mike Bredernitz
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