Good morning, Saginaw.

Crime Stoppers of Flint (and Genesee County) hosted a WHODUNIT? fundraiser Thursday night at Atlas Valley Golf Club where local residents teamed with officers to solve a staged mystery, raising funds for programs that support anonymous tips.

Saginaw City Hall will host its fifth annual We Love Saginaw Businesses Trunk or Treat event on Tuesday, Oct.

20 from 4:30 to 6:30 in the parking lot of the Splash Pad at Celebration Park — 1830 Fordney; local agencies and businesses will offer decorated vehicles, food trucks, and kids' activities.

Children 12 and younger will decorate haunted graham cracker houses and enjoy a spooky story stroll at Butman-Fish Library on Saturday, Oct.

17 at 11 a.m. at 1716 Hancock St — a family-friendly Halloween kickoff.

Saginaw's Spatz bakery reopened yesterday after several weeks of closure due to repeated breakdowns of its bread molder.

The historic bakery installed a new machine — ensuring its classic recipes remain unchanged — and has resumed deliveries for local customers.

Chef Prej and the Fork in Nigeria Food Tour served Nigerian favorites at SVRC Marketplace on South Washington Avenue on Thursday, Oct.

15, drawing more than 200 preorders. The tour marked its second visit to Saginaw as locals enjoyed dishes like fufu, jollof rice, and oxtails.

Saginaw ISD finalized a three-year contract with United Steelworkers Local 9521 on Oct.

7, which brings an average salary increase of 24.1 percent to more than 200 employees. The agreement sets competitive starting wages and annual longevity bonuses as part of the district’s Workforce Excellence plan.

The Saginaw Community Foundation is offering scholarships up to $2,000 for local residents pursuing short-term career training (including nursing, pharmacy tech, cosmetology, and more).

Applications for the current cycle run until Nov. 1, with final submissions due by Nov. 30.