Photo by AB Photography The wolf population on Isle Royale has made a dramatic recovery in recent years, rebounding from near extinction to an estimated 30 wolves organized into four distinct packs. While biologists consider this a success story of ecological restoration, park officials are now facing new challenges as some wolves have become habituated … Read more
Photo: Ray Szymanski inside the Arnold House at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, which TAPS declared officially haunted following a 2008 investigation. Courtesy of Ray Szymanski Raymond Szymanski, known in the Dexter area for his book Swamp Gas My Ass and presentations on the 1966 “Swamp Gas” UFO sightings in Dexter and Hillsdale, will give a … Read more
By Steve Gwisdalla Ask any high school senior this question and see what you get in return. “What do you want to do when…” When you grow up, finish school, whatever. Ask them that and then ask why? Why do you want to be a doctor or lawyer or basketball player? Usually, it boils down … Read more
A Special Weather Statement has been issued for Washtenaw, Lenawee, and Monroe counties from 6:00 PM to 6:45 PM EDT, warning of a strong thunderstorm with wind gusts up to 50 mph and nickel size hail, posing risks of tree limb damage and localized flooding. Residents are advised to seek shelter indoors and avoid driving … Read more
A Special Weather Statement has been issued for Washtenaw County, effective from 5:07 PM until 6:15 PM EDT, warning of strong thunderstorms producing wind gusts up to 50 mph and nickel-size hail, posing a risk of downed tree limbs and minor damage to outdoor objects. At 507 PM EDT, Doppler radar was tracking a strong … Read more
Local residents are invited to a Community Open House on Sep 10 from 3 – 5 p.m. to explore and learn more about the Chelsea Senior Center (CSC) “This is an open invitation to the whole community to see what we’re about,” says Jennifer Smith, Executive Director and CEO of CSC. “Unlike a residential facility … Read more
The Pre-Professional Dance Company and Mini Team from Michigan Academy of Dance & Music (MIADM) returned home from the Applause Talent National Competition in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, with an impressive collection of top awards and national recognition for their talent, artistry, and dedication. The Academy brought nine group routines to the national stage, competing in … Read more
With the start of the school year just around the corner, Milan Area Schools (MAS) made a handful of new hires at the August 13 school board meeting, filling a range of teaching roles across the district. The MAS Board of Education made teacher appointments for an ECSE (Early Childhood Special Education) position, in the … Read more
Michigan-based artist Lisa Kahler will be hosting a photography exhibit called “Simply Me” in Saline on Aug 22 and 23, featuring everyday people from around southeast Michigan. All profits from the event will go to the Chad Tough Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting brain tumors in children. The exhibition will feature four different … Read more
The Chelsea Education Foundation (CEF) has announced the appointment of Elizabeth “Libby” Evans, a seasoned operations and financial planning leader, as the organization’s new Treasurer. With a Master of Science in Operations Research and a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering from Western Michigan University, Evans brings a wealth of analytical and strategic expertise to … Read more
The 2025 Dexter Summer Festival is now history. This is the Dexter Area Chamber of Commerce’s second year of hosting the event. It is a massive event that we spend a vast amount of energy planning and executing. This year, thanks to Dexter Orthodontics, the fireworks returned and what a show it was. Dr. Shoukri … Read more
As summer 2025 draws closer to autumn, Milan City workers and contractors are nearing completion of major projects, while others are just starting. Here are some updates: Ann Marie and West Michigan Ave: A more than half million dollar project resurfacing Ann Marie Dr. and West Michigan Avenue is mostly complete. The project is awaiting … Read more
Emergency responders were at the scene of two calls in downtown Dexter on August 13, one involving a woman who had fallen and the other a man hit by a vehicle on Main Street. The Sun Times News followed up with the Dexter Area Fire Department to learn more about the emergency responses that happened … Read more
With the back-to-school season rapidly approaching, everyone is wondering what the most fashionable pieces will be this fall, and I’ve done the legwork for our readers who are looking to expand their wardrobe. Currently, the most popular brands are Hollister, Aeropostale, H&M, Garage and Pacsun, all of which have both an online shop and stores … Read more
The Scio Township Board approved an ordinance at its August 12 meeting to dissolve the Downtown Development Authority (DDA). The reason being is that it has fulfilled its purpose and is no longer needed. However, there are some in the township who believe the DDA is still needed. At the township board meeting, the board … Read more
The Scio Township Board approved an ordinance at its August 12 meeting to dissolve the Downtown Development Authority (DDA). The reason being is that it has fulfilled its purpose and is no longer needed. However, there are some in the township who believe the DDA is still needed. At the township board meeting, the board ...
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