Daylight Time Ends as Clocks Fall Back This Weekend
Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday at 2am as clocks revert to Eastern Standard Time. Michigan residents are urged to set clocks back Saturday night for one extra hour of sleep. In Saline Township, John Marion, 50 feet up a silo, suffered extensive injuries and was hospitalized in serious condition.
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E.S.T
Saline Township
John Marion
Michigan Ave
Marion
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
Columbus Yard
Saline Police Warn of Children in Leaf Piles
Saline Police urge motorists and parents to stay alert as leaf piles by curbsides attract young players in the coming weeks.
Saline Community School Advisory Committee Formed
The Saline area forms a Community School Advisory Committee led by Gene Fisher to develop an enrichment program for all residents. Members from city, townships and local groups discuss babysitting, class evaluation, scholarships, mini courses, and brochure clarity. The next meeting is Nov. 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the high school cafeteria.
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Saline Area Community School Advisory Committee
Saline
Gene Fisher
Fisher
Rsue
Community School Advisory Committee
Saline Area Schools Advisory Council
Saline High School
Senior Citizen's Organization
Albert Bredernitz
Howard Parker
York Township
Tim Bortles
Alton Finkbeiner
Freedom Township
Lee Decker
Dave Garland
Elwin Strait
Service Club
Robert Kessel
Rotary
Bill Sutter
Kiwanis
Bob Tallman
Jaycees
Dorothy Vogal
Marilyn Short
Lodi Township
Wendel Foutch
The
Saline Area Business Association
Lawrence Cole
Saline Ministerial Association
Donald Kraushaar
Board of Education
Harold Hintz
Saline Police Log Notes Hit and Run Incidents and A Collision
William Reimer reports a hit and run in a city lot with possible front or rear damage and paint samples sent for lab analysis. Donald Albert reports another hit in the A P lot with a red vehicle suspected in the damage. William Hicks was treated after a head on crash on Canterbury Street involving Susan Talsma.
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William Reimer
Michigan Ave
Saline
Donald Albert
Clinton
A&p
William Hicks
Saline Community Hospital
Canterbury
Dr. Hicks
Susan Talsma
Town Halloween Party plans safe tricks and treats
The Town Halloween Party in Saline is organized by the Saline Jaycees and Auxiliary, Welcome Wagon, and Child Study Club. Activities include teen dance with live band, costume contests for Preschool to 3rd grade, pumpkin decorating for 4th and 5th graders, and movies for older students. All events are free. candy banks support the event.
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Saline Jaycees and Auxiliary
Welcome Wagon
Child Study Club
Saline
Kidney Foundation
Saline Council weighs Old Creek bypass options
Saline City faces a sewage expansion shortfall as 1,200 new homes rise. City Council split between tying into Ypsilanti Township and a bypass to Old Creek Falls. Three proposals reviewed. Beach plan chosen at 30 000 to 36 000 dollars with 60 day build, target by December 15.
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Saline City
Ypsilanti Township
Old Creek Falls
Ayres, Lewis, Norris & May
Old Creek Dr
Old Creek
Willis
Crestwood Knolls
Hubert Beach
Willis Rd
Knollwood
George Anderson
Woodlands proposed 248 acre residential development discussed at hearing
At a Saline public hearing the Woodlands project by Travis Corporation drew general support. Residents Rudy Schmerberg and Robert Bauchat raised concerns about water sewer capacity and school costs, but both backed the plan if issues are resolved. Planning Commission recorded questions for review.
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Woodlands
Saline City Planning Commission
Travis Corporation
Saline
Travis
David Simmons
Rudy Schmerberg
Robert Bauchat
Planning Commission
Earl Laughrey
the Woodlands Pro
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Clyde Wellwood
Drive
Helen Starling
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Dick Cale
Columbus
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Oakwood Cemetery
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CouncilOpts
Seymour Safely
American Optometric Association
Michigan Optometrists
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