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Adrian weighs $103,228 contract to repair two west-side wells
ADRIAN — Adrian’s Utilities Department is recommending a contract of up to $103,228 to clean and repair two wells on the city’s west side. The work would also replace the pumps and motors at wells two and four in the city’s wellfield on Hamilton Highway. Crews...
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Michael McVey defeats incumbent Brian Marl in Saline mayoral race
Michael McVey has defeated incumbent Brian Marl in Saline’s mayoral race. Saline voters chose retiring Eastern Michigan University educator Michael McVey to be mayor by a small margin. He says a lot of work is to be done between now and January. He expects to get to know local officials and business owners, and help secure a new city manager. He says this election showed that residents wanted a new direction.
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Milan Schools Consider $4 Million Plan for Aging Buildings
District explores using existing sinking fund revenue to tackle heating, roofing and lighting problems. Aging heating systems, worn roofs and troublesome temperature controls could soon mean some major repairs for Milan Area Schools. District officials are considering borrowing nearly $4 million to tackle those problems sooner, using money from a...
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Saline Area Chamber of Commerce Welcomes Club Pilates to Saline with Ribbon Cutting Celebration
The Saline Area Chamber of Commerce (SACC) proudly welcomed Club Pilates Saline to the community with a ribbon cutting ceremony on November 4 at its new location, 1365 E. Michigan Avenue, Saline. Yolanda Royall-Williams, President and COO, Club Pilates brings a welcoming and inclusive fitness experience to the Saline community,...
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Saline Craft Show Crafter Preview
Wanting a career change several years ago, PATRICK TAYLOR of GRANNY’S CONFECTIONS was always inspired by his grandmother’s cooking. “She prepared meals using simple, basic ingredients that were free of preservatives and additives found in many modern food products. I believe old-school recipes are the best,” states Patrick.
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Macon Creek accepting artist applications through Nov. 6 for Winter Artisan Festival
MACON CREEK — Artists have until Friday, November 6, to apply for a spot at Macon Creek’s Winter Artisan Festival in Clinton. Organizers say spots are still available. There’s no booth fee, and artists keep all their sales. Artists handle their own payments, and Wi-Fi is provided free of charge.
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Milan Council Faces Transition as Wayne Heads to Lansing
Nov. 5, newly elected state Rep. Shannon Wayne, D-Milan, who represents the 31st district, was heading to Lansing to help choose the new speaker of the House. Wayne, who has served on Milan City Council for nearly five years and was re-elected in November to a five-year term, will continue serving on Milan City Council through the end of the year. She officially takes state office Jan. 1.
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Adrian eyes ozone treatment system for Lake Adrian water
ADRIAN — Adrian is looking to add an ozone treatment system at its water plant to treat water drawn from Lake Adrian. The city has notified the state that it intends to apply for a low-interest loan to help pay for the project. The next step is a project...