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| Good old summertime (Orangeville Citizen) |
| As summer settles over the farms, towns and villages of Mono and Amaranth townships, one remembers that their respective names came from the Gaelic word 'monadh' meaning 'hilly' and from the "immortal amaranth" (John Milton's phrase), a wildflower that legend claimed never dies. |
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| July 4th a time to celebrate (The Saline Reporter) |
| It's quiet around Saline on the Fourth of July. A few fireworks go off, but no parades or festivals shut down streets. But in the 19th century, the holiday was often remembered in a spectacular manner such as in 1870 |
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