Good Morning Saline: Spooky Authors at the Library, Literacy at Heart of Fundraising Campaign, and More.

Good Morning Saline

Today's Good Morning Saline greeters are David Holden, school board candidate, and his son Reed, a student at Saline High School. Local residents running for school board and city council will be doing most of our greetings for the next two weeks.

Today Will Be Cool and Windy

It's going to sunny, windy and cool today. Weather.com calls for a high of 60 with winds as high as 30 miles per hour. The sun rises at 7:50 a.m. and sets at 6:51 p.m.

Kids Who Read Succeed

The Foundation for Saline Area Schools has kicked off its strategic grant campaign. The foundation hopes to raise $70,000 that will be used by Saline Area Schools to purchase new classroom libraries that are part of a new literacy initiative at the school. Journalist Lori Maranville wrote this story for the Saline Reporter. We posted a today.

Authors from Saline Share Mysteries, Ghost Stories at the Library

Two 1984 Saline High School graduates who've gone on to become tonight to share their mysteries and ghost stories. The free event, geared toward young readers and parents, is led by Jennifer Allison and Lauren Hulten Thomas.

Tracking The Hornets

Emily White and the Saline Hornets placed fourth in the Division 1 state finals at the Meadows at Grand Valley State University, according to AnnArbor.com. Emily White placed fifth and earned all-state honors. Justin Barnes considered his full-on assault on opposing football teams, rushing for more than 200 yards and six touchdowns in Friday night. Saline still has a chance to make the playoffs with a win Friday at Novi. The the River Rat Invitational. with Elianna Shwayder taking first overall. The girls' volleyball team was shorthanded, but the silver bracket in their weekend tournament. Two Saline boats won silver medals as in Columbus. The at Eastern Michigan University, which will host the state championships in a month, and won all three relay events.