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    VOL. 61, NO. 35

    Saline fair under way


    Washtenaw Farm Council hosts 76th annual event
    By Kevin Doby
    Heritage Media

    Make sure to click on www.heritage.com around the clock for the most in-depth coverage. See most popular stories... District, parents to hold another transportation meeting.

    This week marked the 76th annual Saline Community Fair as it returned to the Wasthenaw Farm Council Grounds Tuesday and continuing through Monday. Organizers have moved the event up one week from previous years. The Farm Council Grounds are packed with fun and educational activities. Daily admission for those 11 and older is $7, and children 10 and younger get in for free. Armbands for carnival rides cost $18, except on Thursday, which is Kids Day and the cost is $5 until 2 p.m. Organizers said about 24,000 people filled the Farm Council Grounds for last years fair. One of those organizers, Carl Graham, has been on the fairs board since 1993. Agriculture is getting to be less and less (in the community). We love to keep this going so that people can actually see agriculture, he said.
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    2 for U Red Wings begin informal workouts Miss Saline Pageant Anabelle Road covering Bob Seger at Music in the Park

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    PLEASE SEE FAIR/3-A Volunteer Brenda Wenk shows off a baby goat at the kids barn at the 76th annual Saline Community Fair Tuesday.

    Local tribute held for wing walker


    Hundreds mourn loss of Todd Green
    By Tanya Wildt
    Heritage Media

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    Hundreds filled the American Legion Post 117 in Manchester Thursday to remember Todd Green, the wing walker who died Aug. 21 while performing a stunt during an air show at Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Macomb County. Green, an Ann Arbor resident, grew up in Manchester, where he graduated from high school in 1981. Green was a stuntman for almost 30 years. The Rev. Milan Maybee led the service, highlighting Greens love of family, air stunts, car racing and outdoor activities. He did things most of us were afraid of, Maybee said. Family members put

    together a photo slideshow filled with family and air show memories, accompanied by some of Greens favorite musicians and bands, including Kid Rock and 3 Doors Down. He was just a good guy, said Dawn Neigebauer. He wasnt afraid of anything. Maybee addressed the question on the minds of many at the service. Why did this happen to Green? He reminded the crowd Greens life was in Gods hands and encouraged them to remember Greens entire life, not only the accident. Greens father, Eddie, thanked everyone for attending and said his son love each one of them. Our entire family deeply appreciates the support and prayers of so many following the passing of Todd Green, Eddie Green said in a written statement. Todd was a wonderful, accomplished wing walker and stuntman, but above all he was a family man who loved, cherished and cared for his family. The

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    Visitors came to the American Legion Post 117 in Manchester on Aug. 25 to remember Todd Green, who died while performing during the Selfridge Air National Guard Base in Macomb County. air show community is an extremely close knit group, and Todds passing is a great loss for our entire air show family, as well. At the end of the service, everyone in the hall joined together to applaud Greens life. Lt. Bill Henderson and Lt. Philip Sheridan attended as representatives from Selfridge. Were just here to honor the family, Sheridan said. Tanya Wildt is a copy editor and special sections coordinator for Heritage Media. She can be reached at 429-7380 or [email protected].

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    216 W. Michigan Ave., in Saline. Strut N Your Mutt Charity Dog Walk set Sept. 17: The Saline K9 Crusaders will host its third annual Strut NYour Mutt Charity Dog Walk from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 17 at Salines Millpond Park. All donations support Friends of Michigan Animal Shelter. Visit wwwK9crusaders.org for more information.

    BRIEFLY...
    Fall story times start at library: In-person registration for the fall session of Preschool Storytimes, and for the Library Book Babies Storytime Program will begin 9 a.m. Tuesday in the Youth Department at Saline District Library. Telephone registration starts Wednesday. All story times begin the week

    of Sept. 20. Its free. Call 429-5450. Reception for artist set for Friday: Inperson Local Saline Artist, Kathe Suddendorf, will be Septembers Artist of the Month at Two Twelve Arts Center in Saline. The exhibition, titled Odessey of Art, will showcase her multi-medium works in watercolor, acrylics, colored pencil and pastels. A Meet the Artist reception is from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the arts center,

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