It is now time to reserve your booth at the annual Chelsea Expo, which is earlier this year. This well-attended perennial favorite event is an opportunity to share information about your business, nonprofit or service organization and sell goods direct to attendees during the March 8 event. Free to attend and family friendly, Chelsea Expo attracts ...
In December 2024, Officers responded to 343 calls for police service in the City of Chelsea, down from 350 the previous year, a 2% decrease. Total calls for 2024 (Jan-Dec) are 4,427, down from 5,021 for last year, a 12% decrease. Officers conducted 119 traffic stops, down from 121 last year. Twenty-four citations were issued. ...
Chelsea City Ordinance #188 regarding solicitation of immigration status was passed after its second reading at City Council’s January 21 meeting. This new ordinance will bar civil servants from asking about a person’s immigration status unless it is relevant to a crime being investigated. Ordinances are required to pass two separate readings by City Council, ...
To address housing-related issues within the city of Chelsea, the City Council has created the Chelsea Area Housing Commission (CAHC), which will have a term of one year. “The Chelsea Area Housing Commission is being formed to advise council members on issues related to housing within the city,” Mayor Jane Pacheco said. “They’ll research and ...
Utility Financial Solutions (UFS) suggested a utility rate increase at Chelsea City Council’s January 21 meeting. According to Chris Lund, speaking on behalf of UFS, the company does “electric, financial, customer service and rate studies for utilities across the country.” A presentation outlining the increase in cost was presented at the latest Council meeting. UFS ...
It may be 25 degrees, but Chelsea Area Friends for Recreation (CAFR) is planning for a warm and welcoming season of activities. “We just held our January planning meeting,” said Kristina Martin, CAFR president, “and it feels like the sky’s the limit.” With last summer’s TimberTown partnership with the City of Chelsea Parks & Rec ...
The Chelsea Senior Center (CSC) is hiring a part-time Respite Care Coordinator. CSC is seeking an emotionally intelligent team member who will support the mindful growth of the Ease the Day (ETD) program as CSC seeks to limit the barriers to much-needed relief that family caregivers face in western Washtenaw County. Making this important, safe, ...
The Chelsea girls’ basketball team improved to 9-1 overall on the season after a 65-45 win over Riverview Tuesday night. Avery Lay scored 14 and Braiden Scheffler nine to help the Bulldogs take a 27-23 lead at the half. Chelsea led 31-28 when the Bulldogs went on a 19-7 run to close out the third ...
STN Staff When it comes to finding love, most people look for someone who shares their interests and hobbies. But what if you could mix dating with a dash of action and a paddle in hand? Enter Pickleball Speed Dating, a unique twist on matchmaking that’s set to serve up connections with a side of ...
Former head of service Kevin Sanchez at the shop Aberdeen Bike has become the new owner of the local business. After having discussed it for several months, the bike shop officially changed ownership in October of last year, and Sanchez has been working tirelessly since. According to him, he’s had a passion for biking since ...
Chelsea Police Department Weekly Press Summary Incident #: 25-189 Location: 1600 block of S. Main Street Date: January 17, 2025 Time: 8:11 am INFORMATION: While on routine patrol, an officer stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation. The officer made contact with the driver, who was identified as a 50-year-old Adrian woman. During the course ...
When Sydney Clark walked into the Washtenaw United Hockey team’s lockeroom for the first time she knew the team would be unforgettable and that the bond they had would be irreplaceable. That was their inaugural season back in 2020. Now four years later, Clark is helping to lead this year’s team as a captain. The ...
Community News Area residents may remember Raymond Szymanski’s engaging presentation last summer at the Dexter District Library about the famous 1966 Dexter Township UFO sightings. Szymanski, a UFO researcher and author, is set to dive deeper into the event with a humorous, South Park-styled exposé titled “Not Swamp Gas: The True Story of the 1966 ...
Community News 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 ...
The Chelsea varsity bowling team are both off to strong starts for the 2024-25 high school seasons. The varsity boys are 4-2 on the season and the girls are 3-3 nearing the midway points of the season. The boys started 2-2 on the year, but picked up a pair of wins this week over Pinckney ...
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