Thursday, May 17, 2012
On Wednesday, Saline High School staff and students showed off their college colors.
Today's Good Morning Saline greeting is from staff at Saline High School. Wednesday, the senior class at Saline High School was invited to wear a shirt representing the college they are attending in the fall. Staff also wore shirts to show where they went to college. Alma Mater Day/College Shirt Day was held so that teachers and staff could see where students are planning to continue their studies and to let the students know where the teachers went to school.
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Saline was perfect in the SEC until Thursday.
The Saline varsity boys' golf team dropped its first SEC loss of the season at Brookside Golf Course Thursday. The top four golfers for each team accumulated identical team scores of 154. The tiebreaker, the score of the fifth golfer, went to Huron by a single stroke. The Hornets were led by Caleb Wittig's 37. Ian Martin (38), Ryan Peruski (39) and Jackson Lambert (40) rounded out the the Hornet four. Huron's Kevin Masini was the top golfer, scoring a 35. Danny Langa and Guy Frydenlund came in at 38. Jack Ottenwess and Reid McCallister shot a 43. The Hornets finished 10-1 in SEC to finish tied with Huron in the regular season. Saline coach Debbie Williams-Hoak said it was disappointing to lose a big match on the Hornets' home course. "I …
Wednesday night, the Saline High School varsity girls' lacrosse team recognized its five seniors.
The Saline varsity girls' lacrosse team fell to Holt 19-9 Wednesday night. But spirits were high in the stadium because it was "Senior Night." At halftime, the team and coach Deb Elliot honored Hornets' five seniors: Jessie Opaleski, Alison Rentschler, Emily Jablonski, Caleigh Chong and Carly Armstrong.
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Monday night was senior night for the Saline High School varsity soccer team.
Saline improved in the SEC with a 6-0 win over Monroe Monday night. But the biggest story of the night was the recognition of 11 seniors, may of whom have played soccer together since elementary school Saline has one home game left. Cheer them on Thursday as they take on Huron. They wrap up the season Tuesday at Ann Arbor Pioneer.
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Undefeated in the 400, Roemer takes aim at the high school record at Friday's regional.
Saline High School senior Garrick Roemer has some business to take care of before he moves on to the University of Michigan where he’ll continue his studies and track career. Tuesday afternoon, surrounded by coaches and family, Roemer signed a letter of intent to run for the Wolverines. “I’m so excited about it, growing up just down the street. It’s been a dream of mine these last couple years,” said Roemer, son of Cathy and Milan Radovich. But Roemer, undefeated this year in the 400-meter race, has a few things to do yet in a Saline Hornet uniform. Friday, he and the Hornets take aim at the regional track and field championship being held at Saline High School. Roemer wants to take the 400 title. His 4-by-400-relay team is also shooting …
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The study shows that Gov. Snyder is benefiting from the rosier outlook.
Michigan residents are growing more positive about the economy, and the state’s governor is benefiting from the sunnier outlook, says a new Michigan State University State of the State Survey released today. In this latest survey, Michigan residents gave the economy its highest marks since 2005, as 54 percent of those responding called their current financial situation excellent or good. Fewer than 30 percent called their circumstances “just fair,” 10.1 percent rated their conditions “not so good” and 6.6 percent considered their circumstances “poor.” “The Michigan economy has added 150,000 jobs since the job market bottomed out at the end of 2009,” said Charles Ballard, MSU economics professor and director of the State of the State Survey…
Belcan Staffing Solutions is currently looking for people to work in the light industrial sector.
If you're hunting for a job, a new staffing agency that opened in Saline last week might be able to help. Belcan Staffing Solutions opened at 513 E. Michigan Ave. in the Saline Shopping Center last Monday. Branch manager Shelly Dunn said the company will be hiring employers looking for light industrial, clerical and technical workers. Currently, Belcan is hard at work finding workers for light assembly work at a manufacturing facility in town. "Due to contractual obligations, we are not able to disclose the name of our client,” said Kimberly Maly, regional leader for Belcan Staffing Solutions. Experience isn’t required, according to Dunn. “We’re looking for people who show up to work each day on time,” Dunn said. “We’re looking for people …
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The top five percent of the class of 2012 were honored at a banquet Tuesday night. In turn, they honored their most influential teachers.
The Saline High School Highest Honors with Distinction Banquet was held on Tuesday, May 15 in the Saline High School Commons. Sponsored by the Saline High School Administration and the Saline Area Schools Board of Education, the banquet recognized the top five percent (in unweighted grade point average) for the graduating Class of 2012. Interim Principal Eric Diroff said he was proud to honor the "cream of the crop" from the class of 2012. "Many times you hear that there are concerns about the future of our world. But it's nights like this that remind me, not a chance," Diroff said. "We have students in this room who will go out and make a difference in all different walks of life. That's the difference I look forward to hearing about from…
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
The following reports are from Saline Police records. Arrests do not indicate conviction.
An Ypsilanti resident pled guilty to several charges in Washtenaw Trial Court Tuesday. Marc Allen Oberstadt, 30, was charged with felony counts of breaking and entering with intent to commit malicious destruction of property, malicious destruction of property and a misdemeanor count of breaking and entering. According to Saline Police Department records, on March 16, employees at Chelsea Lumber noticed keys missing from two trucks and a forklift and damaged vehicles. Employees found an open wallet inside a damaged vehicle and called Saline Police. The identification in the wallet belonged to Oberstadt, according to the report. During an interview with police March 20, Oberstadt told police he had smoked crack cocaine the day of the …
Thrower Randi Bennett was a double winner, taking the shot put and the discus as Saline won another meet.
The Saline Hornets girls’ track and field ran away with the Siena Heights Invitational Friday. Saline finished with 182 points, far ahead of second place Pioneer (144.5 points). Thrower Randi Bennett had another huge day, winning in the discus (118-04) and shot put (35-05). Samantha Richart cleared 5-02 to win the high jump. Rachel Maxton, Wendy Szuminski and Jacqueline Marchidon finished tied for fourth in high jump (5-0). Sophomore Quenee’ Dale continued her big season, winning the 100 hurdles in 15:05. Saline’s only relay win came in the 400, where Amanda Luurtsema, Samantha Richart, Alexa Ross and Dale finished in 49.63. Other strong performances came in the: • 3200 relay, where Abby Rentschler, Amy Creutz, Elianna Shwayder and Lauren …
david holden
5:31 pm on Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Great job Garrick! You will definitely look better in Maize n Blue as opposed to green. Bring the big hardware back to Saline! more ›