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Dexter Township Offers Second Community Conversation on Immigration

“These are the people that are fixing your roofs and cleaning your houses and working in the back of restaurants.” Dexter Township will host a second public conversation focused on immigration on Thursday, July 31 at 6:00 p.m. at Township Hall, 6880 Dexter-Pinckney Road. The event, “Let’s Talk About Immigration: Part 2,” follows an earlier … Read more

CPD Weekly Summary, July 20-26

Chelsea Police Department Weekly Press Summary Incident #: 25-2764 Location: 1000 block of S. Main Street Date: July 26, 2025 Time: 4:39 pm INFORMATION: While on routine patrol, officers were dispatched to the Chelsea Police Department front lobby to make contact with a complainant who had come in to report that his skateboard had been … Read more

Special Weather Statement Issued 3:38AM for Washtenaw County

A Special Weather Statement with moderate severity has been issued for Shiawassee, Genesee, Livingston, Oakland, Washtenaw, Wayne, Lenawee, and Monroe counties, effective from July 29 at 3:38 AM to 7:45 AM EDT, warning of areas of fog that may reduce visibilities to a half mile or less, creating hazardous driving conditions. Areas of fog can … Read more

Encore’s Dan Cooney Sings From His Heart: A Night of Music, Love and Healing

Dan Cooney, Jessica Grové and friends captivated Encore Theatre with heartfelt songs during the July 11 concert. The night featured stories of family, loss, love, and hope. Image: Album cover artwork by Jessica Grové Music is the universal language of the world. No matter the genre, music comes from the heart straight into the heart … Read more

The Encore’s Season 17 Subscriptions and Single Tickets Now on Sale with a Lineup Full of Broadway Favorites and Tribute Concerts

Sales are open for The Encore Musical Theatre Company’s highly anticipated 17th Season, inviting audiences to lock in their seats early for a year filled with Broadway hits, powerful tributes, and unforgettable theatrical experiences. Subscribers enjoy perks like up to 15% off regular ticket prices, unlimited free exchanges, and flexible package options that fit any … Read more

Flood Advisory Issued Until 7PM for Washtenaw County

Flood Advisory posted by the Sun Times News

A Flood Advisory has been issued for Washtenaw and Wayne counties in southeast Michigan, effective from 3:01 PM EDT until 7:00 PM EDT today, due to expected minor urban and small stream flooding caused by excessive rainfall from thunderstorms, with up to 3 additional inches of rain anticipated. * WHAT…Urban and small stream flooding caused … Read more

We Always Seek What We Know

By Steve Gwisdalla Apologies for the delay in posting. My family was out of town. You will read more about that in this week’s article! My friends, in the Tribe of Up, we seek to create, discover, and promote all things up. Sometimes we try and offer encouragement or antidotes to help in times of … Read more

Donut Shops, National Restaurants, and New Housing Planned for Dundee, Milan, Saline Corridor

A string of developments from Dundee to Saline may soon include three Dunkin’s — formerly Dunkin Donuts — alongside national eateries and new residential units. In Dundee, work is already underway to construct a combined Dunkin’ and Baskin Robbins, alongside a Verizon Wireless. In Milan, Dunkin’ and Jimmy Johns are slated to fill the space once occupied by JR’s Restaurant. Saline approved a new Dunkin’…

Chelsea Swimmer Completed Mackinac Bridge Swim for First Responder Fundraiser

Chelsea’s Kelley Giovannini swam 4.5 miles across the Straits of Mackinac on July 26, 2025, in the Mackinac Bridge Swim to raise funds for Michigan’s first responders. Photo: Kelley Giovannini upon her completion of the 4.5-mile Straits of Mackinac swim. Courtesy of Kelley Giovannini. On Saturday, July 26, Chelsea resident Kelley Giovannini swam 4.5 miles … Read more

Helados Mexico and La Michoacana Ice Cream Recall

Tropicale Foods has issued a recall for certain Helados Mexico and La Michoacana ice cream products due to undeclared milk, posing a risk to those with milk allergies. The recall affects numerous items, including La Michoacana’s Coconut, Strawberry, and Bubble Gum flavors, and Helados Mexico’s Mini Variety Cream packs, with best by dates ranging from … Read more

Chelsea State Bank and Employees Donate to Grass Lake Senior Center

Chelsea State Bank’s President & CEO, Joanne Rau and employees join Grass Lake Senior Center’s Executive Director, Annie Lavergne and members to accept Chelsea State Bank’s Donation to the Grass Lake Senior Center. Chelsea State Bank donated $1,932 to the Grass Lake Senior Center on Wednesday, July 23, 2025.  The dollars raised for this donation … Read more

Veriditas

Veriditas

April 30, 2026

By Steve Gwisdalla “Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine, had described the body’s ability to heal itself, which he called veriditas (green life force). He believed that the physician’s job was to identify which forces were keeping the patient from healing himself and then remove them.” -Stephen R. Gundry, The Plant Paradox: The Hidden Dangers

Scio Township’s Road Plan for 2026

Scio Township’s Road Plan for 2026

April 30, 2026

The Scio Township Board at its April 28 meeting approved its 2026 road agreement with the Washtenaw County Road Commission (WCRC) for the local road improvement projects planned for in the coming months. The estimated total for the projects comes out to $566,000 with Scio devoting an estimated $299,472 and the WCRC local matching funds

The Dio Dining & Entertainment’s “Big Fish” Invites A Look In The Mirror

The Dio Dining & Entertainment’s “Big Fish” Invites A Look In The Mirror

April 30, 2026

The Dio’s “Big Fish” is a story about a typical American family. A dad, mom and son. The dad, Edward Bloom, played with heart by Steve DeBruyne, is a traveling salesman. His job requires him to be away from home, missing out on most of his son’s life. The boy, portrayed so brilliantly by Tyler

State Housing Bills Could Limit Local Control Over Neighborhood Development

State Housing Bills Could Limit Local Control Over Neighborhood Development

April 30, 2026

A series of housing-related bills under consideration in the Michigan Legislature is drawing increased attention from local officials and municipal organizations, including the Michigan Municipal League, which has circulated a sample resolution outlining potential concerns. The suggested resolution has surfaced in communities such as Dexter, though local officials there have not taken action on it.

DTE Rate Case Puts Saline Data Center Claims Back In Spotlight

DTE Rate Case Puts Saline Data Center Claims Back In Spotlight

April 30, 2026

DTE Energy’s latest electric rate request is putting The Barn Data Center in Saline Township back into the statewide debate over utility costs, customer protections and whether the public can see the math behind large power users. DTE is asking the Michigan Public Service Commission to approve about $474.3 million in additional annual electric revenue.

Scio Township, Dexter Community Schools and City of Dexter Add to their Agreement

Scio Township, Dexter Community Schools and City of Dexter Add to their Agreement

April 30, 2026

With an athletic fieldhouse in mind, the Scio Township Board at its April 28 meeting approved an amendment to its 425 agreement with the city of Dexter. The exact wording of Scio’s decision states: approve the First Amendment to Contract for Conditional Transfer of Property Agreement under PA 425 of 1984, from Scio Township to

Saline Resident Dennis Ward Reaches One of Earth’s Most Remote Islands for Ham Radio Expedition

Saline Resident Dennis Ward Reaches One of Earth’s Most Remote Islands for Ham Radio Expedition

April 30, 2026

For most travelers, a trip halfway around the world is enough of an adventure. For Saline resident Dennis Ward, it was just the beginning. Ward recently returned from a rare expedition to Bouvet Island, a remote, glacier-covered outpost in the South Atlantic Ocean, where he joined a small international team of amateur radio operators seeking

Milan FFA Shows Board Agriculture Goes Beyond ‘Cows, Sows and Plows’

Milan FFA Shows Board Agriculture Goes Beyond ‘Cows, Sows and Plows’

April 30, 2026

Milan FFA students told the Milan Area Schools Board of Education that agriculture education today reaches far beyond “cows, sows and plows.” Teacher Todd Federer and students Jonathan Ringbloom and Ethan Rice presented an update during the board’s April 22 meeting. The FFA update, Board Policy 3205 discussion and sinking fund update were among the

Washtenaw Health Officials Urge Tick Checks

Washtenaw Health Officials Urge Tick Checks

April 30, 2026

As Washtenaw County residents head back into yards, parks and trails this spring, local health officials are reminding people to add one more step after coming indoors: check for ticks. Lyme disease is no longer only something residents associate with northern Michigan or deep woods. Washtenaw County Health Department officials say the risk is local,

Washtenaw County Health Report Shows Progress Amid Funding Concerns

Washtenaw County Health Report Shows Progress Amid Funding Concerns

April 30, 2026

Despite ongoing funding uncertainty and rising costs, Washtenaw County health officials say new data shows progress in key areas, including declines in overdose deaths, suicides and gun violence. The Washtenaw County Health Department’s 2025 annual report paints a mixed picture: measurable public health gains alongside warnings that financial challenges could threaten future services. “Federal health

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