Michigan AG Dana Nessel argues the hearing “would amount to little more than performative listening rather than thorough public scrutiny,” unless the MPSC grants her request for a contested proceeding. MPSC Schedules Public HearingOn November 18th, 2025, the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) announced it scheduled a public hearing on DTE’s ex parte request for ...
The Dexter Lions Club and Christmas Trees are a decades-long tradition in the community. This year’s tree sale begins the day after Thanksgiving on November 28. The tree lot next to Creekside Intermediate School at 2615 Baker Road opens that day with around 1,150 trees freshly cut and shipped from Up North. A variety of ...
Photo: Saline Holiday Parade 2024. Photo by Sue Kelch This year, Saline is celebrating their 50th Holiday Parade event, a golden milestone. The holiday event traces its humble beginnings to 1975, calling it ‘Holiday Madness.’ The Saline Reporter, December 10, 1975, describes the ‘madness’ that first year, when “a downed power pole wiped out 75% ...
The Chelsea Area Garden Club (CAGC) will hold its annual holiday wreath and greens fundraiser on Saturday, November 22, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Chelsea Depot Farmers Market. Shoppers can choose from pinecone wreaths and trees, grapevine wreaths with greens, birch bark votive holders, and rustic winter porch pots filled with ...
EDITORS NOTE: This article is part of a series of profiles honoring veterans during November. Sitting at his kitchen table, 19 years on from when he was a U.S. Marine serving in Iraq, Tim Lang said one of the important things he takes from that time is a sense of responsibility, to those he served with ...
Photo: Flight School Graduation with Kate Melcher and Her Parents. Courtesy of Kate Melcher Raised in Saline with a sense of faith and service, Kate Melcher followed that calling from Capitol Hill to the cockpit of an Apache helicopter, and back again to advocate for America’s veterans. Her story is one of duty, compassion, and ...
When Milan High School graduate Anthony Pegouskie isn’t working as a firefighter and paramedic for the City of Romulus, he might be riding his Harley with his wife, or shooting pool with other veterans at the Legion.
Photo: Little Library Food Pantry. Photo by Julie Perales A heartwarming effort is underway in Chelsea, Michigan, as several neighborhood Free Little Libraries are expanding their mission from sharing books to sharing food and essential items. Local residents have teamed up with Little Library owners across the community to stock them with nonperishable food and ...
For a debut feature, John U. Bacon discusses his book “The Gales of November” and the Legacy of the Edmund Fitzgerald Photo: Director of Media Priscilla Creswell has a vision for local stories told though a variety of media. Photo courtesy of TRUiC The Sun Times News is expanding how it shares community stories, launching ...
Quirky small-town notes from the 1890s From The Chelsea Standard, November 28, 1895 The small towns of Washtenaw County were never short on drama or humor. In one week’s paper, Milan and Maybee squared off over something as lofty as fire ladders. The Milan Leader insisted the fire chief had “full control” of them, while ...
The Chelsea Community Foundation (CCF) hosted an event for local nonprofit leaders, staff, and community members at Chelsea District Library’s McKune Room. The Workshop’s purpose was to share information, answer questions, and encourage local Chelsea Nonprofits to apply for grants ranging from $5,000 to $25,000. Upcoming changes to the application process for the 2026 Grant ...
From classrooms to barbershops, gyms to farmers markets, Saline’s dogs are more than pets. They’re beloved members of the community with stories to tell. In this playful feature, I let the town’s four-legged residents speak for themselves, sharing their adventures, quirks, and favorite hangouts across Saline. My biggest fans are Charlie and Ruby. Both rescues, ...
Photo: Staff and residents officially open the new kitchen on September 26, 2024. Courtesy St. Louis Center For more than six decades, St. Louis Center’s kitchen has been at the heart of its mission to provide compassionate care through nutritious meals. Now, a year after its grand reopening, that heart is stronger than ever—thanks to ...
Photo: Dexter District Library. Photo by Doug Marrin At the October 27 Dexter City Council meeting, Martha Gregg of the Dexter District Library Board announced a major milestone for the community. The Library has completed payment of its 2005 Construction Bond. The bond will be fully retired on May 1, 2025, meaning the related tax ...
Photo: Forest Street looking toward Baker from Hudson. Google Street View. An unusual request for a temporary road closure on Forest Street was approved by Dexter City Council at its October 27 meeting. Breyko, LLC received approval to film a scene for its upcoming documentary The Road Home. The closure, proposed for Saturday, November 8, ...
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