Good Morning Saline: Eat Like No One Else, Hornet Aim for Three-Peat and More

Good Morning Saline

Today's Good Morning Saline greeting was given by Saline Police Chief Paul Bunten. He was at the Fifth Corner Teen Center tailgate party open house held last Sunday. The teen center is celebrating its one-year anniversary.

The Weather

We're warming up a little bit. Weather.com calls for a high of 47 with mostly sunny skies. The low drops to 33 tonight. Sunrise is at 7:29 a.m. and sunset is at 5:11 p.m. The weekend doesn't look bad, with cloudy skies and a high of 52 Saturday, and then a high of 52 Sunday, with partly cloudy skies after a couple morning showers.

Tracking the Hornets

The Lady Hornets hope for a sweet three-peat at the MHSAA Division 1 Swim and Dive championships at Eastern Michigan University. Go Hornets!

Eat Like No One Else

Looking for something original on the dinner table this Thanksgiving? Follow Eric Samuelson's blog, Eat Like No One Else. Samuleson, who lives in Saline with his wife and two daughters, focuses on cooking from scratch using food he buys at farmers markets and grocery stories.

Farmers Market, Senior Center Craft Show Saturday

The Winter Farmers Market has moved to Liberty School. Saturday, the market celebrates with its official grand opening. Then take advantage of all the items the market has to offer, and shop for fall vegetables, apples, cider, baked goods, jams and jellies, eggs, cheeses, crafts and more. The farmers market is until noon. The Saline Senior Center holds its annual craft bazaar and bake sale. Buy baked goodies, jewelry, crafts, books, housewares and purses; browse grandma's attic sale; enjoy lunch and a performance by the high school choir. It starts at 9 a.m.