Saginaw schools superintendent, board president affirm commitment to preserving beans bunny sign
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The Beans sign is framed by golden leaves in Downtown Saginaw on Oct. 18, 2016. MLive file photo. (Josie Norris | The Saginaw News) The Saginaw News/MLive.comThe Saginaw News/MLive.com
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SAGINAW, MI - Saginaw Public School District superintendent and board of education president spoke before the Saginaw City Council at its Monday, April 26 meeting, affirming the district’s commitment to preserving the city’s iconic ‘beans bunny’ sign after the structure holding it is torn down.
Superintendent Ramont Roberts and board President Charles Coleman both signed up to speak at the meeting, speaking on the former bean elevator and local landmark that stands where the district plans to build an athletic stadium and complex for its new comprehensive high school. The new building is planned for the current site of the Saginaw Arts & Scienc
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