No cause for alarm at Dexter High School. It’s just law enforcement training happening. Dexter Community Schools sent a message out to the community on Sept. 30, giving a heads up as to why there will be some law enforcement vehicles at DHS on Oct. 2. The message said: “We are writing to let you ...
In working to earn the rank of Eagle Scout, Branden Broulette wants to help improve Scio’s Township Hall Park with the installation of a natural playground. Broulette, who is a junior at Skyline High School, went before the Scio Township Board on Sept. 24 to give a presentation on what he is hoping to accomplish ...
The informational letter includes a timeline of key events over the contested station The City of Dexter recently responded to a letter from the Friends of Mill Creek Park regarding the proposed Charter amendment. In the letter, the Friends of Mill Creek Park expressed their intention to demand the relocation of the fire station at ...
The Dexter football team sent a large Homecoming 2024 crowd home happy after trouncing Ann Arbor Skyline 63-0 Friday night. The Dreadnaughts dominated on offense from the start, taking just 52 seconds and two plays to put six on the board with a 53-yard TD pass from Cooper Arnedt to Cole Novara for a 7-0 ...
Alvaro Puig, FTC There’s been a lot of hype and excitement about artificial intelligence and all the amazing things it can, or one day might, do. Some companies are developing and selling AI tools, while others are flaunting the benefits of incorporating it into their existing business models. And some businesses aren’t being truthful when ...
The Apple Daze festival is a great way to kick off the season. In downtown Dexter, the festival brings together a variety of fun for the whole family. There will be 30 crafter booths, hayrides to the Dexter Cider Mill and back, two bounce houses, pumpkin bowling, Kids games, Apple Pie eating contest at 2 ...
Understanding the Importance of Supporting Individuals and Families Affected by Dementia Photo: Dementia Friendly Saline Founder, Jim Mangi. Photo by Carleen Nelson-Nesvig As the prevalence of dementia continues to rise across the United States, communities are stepping up to become more inclusive and supportive of families living with this challenging condition. On Monday, September 16th, ...
With the voter-approved road millage in mind, Webster Township is looking to form a committee to get residential help in thinking about all things roads. Township supervisor John Kingsley put this message out to the community on Sept. 26: “Webster Township is looking for residents to serve on a committee advising the Township Board of ...
How Coffee Shops, Breweries, and Churches Foster Public Engagement and Economic Growth Photo: The Owl, Morning ‘til Night, Milan, MI. Credit: Ronnie Hensler By Cassidy Jenkins In sociology, “third places” are social environments that exist outside of the home (the first place) and work (the second place). These locations serve as vital hubs where people ...
Community Outraged as Driveways Littered with Nails and Debris, Prompting Concerns Over Safety and Intimidation Residents in the Dexter area have been subjected to politically motivated vandalism over recent weeks, targeting homes displaying political signs. Reports from local news outlets and posts on Reddit describe an escalation of incidents where nails, screws, and other dangerous ...
A Scio Township man was struck and killed by a vehicle on September 25, while trying to cross Dexter Ann Arbor Road. Scio Township Fire Chief Andrew Houde told the Sun Times News on the 25th that unfortunately this afternoon they did respond to a fatal car/pedestrian accident in the 4100 block of Dexter Ann ...
Preserving Parkland or Relocating a Fire Station? Voters Face a Complex Decision with Costly Implications Photo: The Dexter Fire Station has been emptied, and plans for its future use are still uncertain. Photo by Doug Marrin. Despite the simplicity of its language, an awful lot is riding on the proposed charter amendment Dexter voters will ...
Dexter alumna Abigail (Abby) Tamer, who will be honored at Al Ritt Stadium on September 20th, has recently settled back into student/athlete life at the University of Michigan after competing in the Summer Olympics in Paris. Abby’s impressive track record includes two high school state titles, recognition as an NFHCA All-West Region second team in ...
Local entrepreneurs launch financial coaching venture to bridge education gap for young adults Photo: Solid Footing Finance Founders Von Miller and Kelly Robbins. Photo by Doug Marrin A new financial education company is looking to fill what its founders see as a crucial gap in personal finance knowledge for young adults. Solid Footing Finance, started ...
Councilmember Zach Michels Leads Initiative to Recognize and Preserve City’s Historical Sites At the Dexter City Council meeting on September 23, 2024, Councilmember Zach Michels took the lead in advocating for the city’s historical resources to be more formally recognized through the Michigan Historical Marker program. Michels emphasized Dexter’s commitment to preserving and educating the ...
Submit a Veterans Day Tribute
Click Here
The Sun Times News is the hub of the most useful information in Chelsea, Dexter, Milan, and Saline.
114 North Main St Suite 10 Chelsea, MI 48118Subscribe to our free daily newsletter to stay on top of all the local news.
Copyright © 2026 The Suntimes News
Heather Finch
