The new home for Chelsea Outfitters is right in downtown at the old print shop. Chelsea Outfitters is making their move, to across the street. The general store had been located at 105 S. Main Street in downtown Chelsea since it opened last year, but now it’s making a change. Its website says, “We’ve moved! Right ...
Joel Krichbaum (L) and his father Jim of Jim & Sons Taxidermy have a combined 100 years in the art. Photo by Doug Marrin. In the quiet woodlands a few miles south of Chelsea, a family legacy has taken root and evolved into a thriving full-time business that boasts a staggering century of combined experience ...
A major announcement for SACC heading into the new year is our new roster of board members. As we look back on the previous year, SACC thanks the following board members for their service to the chamber in 2023: Tammie King | Bemis Farms, Ryan McGovern | Edward Jones, Paul Larson | MMI Engineered Solutions, ...
A wonderful day filled with chocolate, the Cocoa Crawl, shopping, demos, and vendor markets and more, this year’s Chocolate Extravaganza expects to be a fun and tasty one. Scheduled for all day on Feb. 10, in downtown Chelsea, this annual event is a perfect time to support local while also enjoying the community of Chelsea. ...
Resident Care Associates make Halloween extra special for those in Assisted Living. Photo courtesy of Silver Maples The Great Place to Work Institute, in collaboration with senior care partner Activated Insights, has once again recognized Silver Maples of Chelsea as a certified Great Place to Work. This prestigious certification is a result of a comprehensive ...
There’s a new restaurant coming to Scio Township that’s dedicated to bringing the flavors of the Himalayas to the community. Set to be at 5060 Jackson Road, in the former Fresh Forage location, the restaurant will be called Base Camp Restaurant, Himalayan Cuisine. With a new sign going up announcing the restaurant will be coming ...
The Chelsea Area Garden Club, CAGC, will award a limited number of grants of up to $500.00 to local nonprofit organizations for sustainable horticulture related projects. Grants support projects that promote the love of gardening, community beautification, environmentally responsible horticultural practices, and conservation through education and by example. The grant form and information can be ...
Recent data from the State of Michigan’s Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) reveals a concerning health issue – approximately one in four Michigan homes are expected to have radon levels above the recommended federal action level. Radon, a colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas, is the second leading cause of lung cancer in ...
Caring for chickens can be a fun and educational task. photo courtesy of Celina Marie Chase Knowing what it means to her and her family, and what it means to others, local author and Lima Township resident Celina Marie Chase is hoping backyard chicken keeping rules can be adjusted in her community. For those who ...
The Dexter Ice Festival should be another good one with nearly 100 ice sculptures set to go on display in downtown. Scheduled for 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 20, in downtown Dexter at Monument Park, this event has become an annual fun time for all attendees. The Sun Times News connected with event ...
Chef Ava Yau at Of Rice and Men. Photo by Betsy’s Photography. Ann Arbor gears up for a week-long celebration of taste and tradition with the much-anticipated return of Restaurant Week, running from January 21 to January 26, 2024. Coinciding with the kickoff of Ann Arbor’s bicentennial festivities, the event promises to showcase the area’s ...
Chef Series #5 will take place on Saturday, January 20 from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm, in Heydlauff’s Appliances New Living Showroom. The Chef Series features local chefs on the 3rd Saturday of each month. Chef Series #5 will feature Jacob Osburn, owner of Kitchen Little LLC. Space is limited, contact [email protected], or call 734-475-1221. Chef Jake Osburn ...
The property being discussed as a possible site for Dexter’s Multigenerational Center. The Dexter Wellness Center is on the right with the undeveloped lot directly adjacent to Baker Road. Photo by Doug Marrin. At the December 27 Dexter City Council meeting, Dexter City Manager Justin Breyer and Mayor Shawn Keough provided updates on the progress ...
By Carleen Nelson-Nesvig, STN Writer Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of craftsmanship as the Saline Craft Show returns this year, bringing together a stunning display of handcrafted wonders. With an exciting lineup of over 270 juried crafters hailing from 14 states, this highly anticipated event is set to delight attendees with a ...
From D&B Strategic Marketing Gallery 100 at Silver Maples, invites art enthusiasts and the general public to experience a captivating journey into the world of fiber art with their latest exhibition, “Celebrating Fiber Art.” The Ann Arbor Fiberarts Guild exhibit features an array of stunning and imaginative pieces, including Kathy Zasuwa’s mesmerizing creation, “Out of the Blue,” ...
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