The 5 Healthy Towns Foundation is seeking out volunteers for its annual Farm to Table Dinner event. The dinner will be hosted at Gee Farms in Stockbridge on Sunday, Sep 14. Volunteers will have the chance to engage with community leaders and residents from all five towns covered by the foundation and to support farmers … Read more
Dexter Senior Center has been awarded $200,000 from Washtenaw County through the Older Persons Services Millage. This funding will help support programs and services that keep older adults in Washtenaw County active, connected, and independent. The Older Persons Services Millage, approved by county voters in 2024, provides resources for services that promote healthy aging, reduce … Read more
This fall Chelsea High School graduates Grace Ratliff and Nathan Krzysik are heading down two very unique pathways for college. These paths have them aiming high and thinking about duty, honor and country. Both received appointments to military academies, one at the U.S Military Academy at West Point and the other at the U.S. Air Force Academy … Read more
Legacy Land Conservancy will have its day before the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Appeals Division (NAD) next month, as it continues to challenge the federal government’s decision to rescind a major farmland and forest preservation grant. An appeal hearing is scheduled for September 22, 2025, after Legacy filed a formal appeal in July with … Read more
Editor’s Note: Katharine Dexter McCormick, the granddaughter of Dexter’s founder, Samuel Dexter, was born on August 27, 1875, in Dexter in Gordon Hall. During her life, she made a significant impact on women’s equality in the areas of suffrage, birth control, and education. To commemorate the life of one of our own on the 150th … Read more
Each town boasts about its famous visitors, and southeast Michigan has had a few. Like back in 1977, when Elvis Presley performed at Ann Arbor’s Crisler Arena, just a few months before he passed away. Or in the wee hours of October 14, 1960, when a vibrant young presidential hopeful named John F. Kennedy Junior … Read more
Photo: The clear waters of Lake Superior reveal large rocks and stones underwater. Paradise Cove, with pristine waters, is located near Au Train, Michigan. Near Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Photo by Craig Sterken Lake Superior has been named the cleanest lake in the United States in a new 2025 … Read more
After a five-year hiatus, a classic fall favorite will be returning to Milan. The Coffee Off, a street fair, coffee tasting, and brewing competition, will return downtown Milan in Tolan Square on Oct 4, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., bringing together coffee lovers, local vendors, and community members for a morning of caffeine and … Read more
The Chelsea girls’ golf team opened its season with a pair of second place finishes at invitationals this week. The Bulldogs picked up a second-place finish at the Dexter Invitational Tuesday. State-power Dexter ran away with the tournament win, but the Bulldogs beat out eight other teams for the second spot. Chelsea finished with a … Read more
First Presbyterian Church of Saline has announced the completion of its “Ten2Give” shoe drive in partnership with Soles4Souls, a global nonprofit committed to fighting poverty through the collection and distribution of shoes and clothing. Over the course of ten months, the church collected a total of 10,255 pairs of shoes, surpassing all expectations. “Our hope … Read more
The Dexter girls’ golf team picked up where it left off from last season with an impressive 70 stroke win at the Dexter Invitational at Hudson Mills Golf Course Tuesday. Coming off a season that saw the Dreadnaughts finish the Division 2 state runner-up, Dexter fired a scorching team score of 322 to easily outdistance … Read more
The City of Saline is requesting all residents and businesses immediately cease irrigation and other non-essential water use while City crews and contractors complete critical repairs to Well #5, our main source of drawing water from the city’s aquifer. This action is necessary to ensure the water system continues to meet essential household and community … Read more
With little time to spare before the start of school on August 25, the Chelsea School District (CSD) made a number of hires to add to the staff with a new year ahead. At the Aug. 18 meeting, the CSD Board of Education hired six people to fill roles ranging from Social Worker, Teacher Consultant … Read more
Cover Photo-Payton Aagesen & Kelly Brodsky. Photo provided by Saline Girls’ Golf The Saline girls’ golf team opened its season in a big way Friday with a first and third-place finish at the East Jackson Invitational last week. Eleven teams competed in the event which was a six-player event with 3 two person teams. The … Read more
Michigan business owners are being targeted by a fraudulent scheme designed to collect unnecessary fees for annual statement filings, state officials warned. The Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) issued an alert about a non-governmental entity called “New Business Filing LLC” that has been sending official-looking mailings to corporations and limited liability companies … Read more
Michigan business owners are being targeted by a fraudulent scheme designed to collect unnecessary fees for annual statement filings, state officials warned. The Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) issued an alert about a non-governmental entity called “New Business Filing LLC” that has been sending official-looking mailings to corporations and limited liability companies ...
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