May 14, 2026

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Dexter Township looks at Lifesaving Ordinance Codes

Dexter Township is exploring adopting an overall fire protection ordinance. It’s something that isn’t in place yet even as the Dexter Area Fire Department (DAFD) recommends it. In the next month, the township board will have the ordinance language before them for possible approval. Things begin with the DAFD interlocal agreement, which specifies that the … Read more

Saline Summerfest 2025: Schedule, Music, Activities, and Fun for All Ages

Discover everything happening at Saline Summerfest 2025 on August 8-9, including live music, a 5K run, kids’ activities, arts and crafts, food vendors, the Miss Saline Pageant, and more in downtown Saline. Photo: Saline Summerfest Earth Angels photo by Sue Kelch This year marks the 37th annual Saline Summerfest, and it promises to be an … Read more

Chelsea Senior Center Announces August Events

Community News Give the Gift of Presence: Informational Event for Potential Volunteers Catholic Charities of Washtenaw County (CCWC), in partnership with the Chelsea Senior Center (CSC), is hosting an informational event on Friday, August 8, from 1–2 p.m. for those interested in volunteering for CCWC’s Caregiver Respite Program or CSC’s Ease the Day Program. CCWC’s … Read more

5HF Hosts Annual Farm to Table Feast

July 31 is the last day to purchase tickets at a reduced price for the 5 Healthy Towns Foundation annual Farm to Table Fabulous Feast. Full price tickets will be on sale starting August 1st. This year’s event, at beautiful Gee Farms in Stockbridge on Sunday, September 14, will feature a down-home chicken barbeque prepared … Read more

Trinity Health and Chelsea Hospital Receive $350,000 Grant

Trinity Health Livingston and Chelsea Hospital, a joint-venture between Trinity Health Michigan and University of Michigan Health, have been awarded a two-year, $350,000 grant from the Michigan Health Endowment Fund to enhance psychiatric evaluation and behavioral health services for individuals treated in the hospitals’ Emergency Departments (ED) and inpatient medical units. The grant will fund … Read more

Saline City Council Approves Annual Saline Main Street Contract Renewal

Saline City Council voted at its July 21 meeting to renew its annual contract with local non-profit Saline Main Street, which includes as-needed financial support capped at $20,000. Saline Main Street, formed a little over a decade ago, aims to “operate as a cultural and commercial hub for entrepreneurship, innovation, entertainment and the arts,” according … Read more

Michigan Dark Sky Parks: Preserving Night Skies and Fighting Light Pollution

Discover Michigan’s dark sky parks and preserves, their impact on reducing light pollution, and why protecting natural night skies benefits health, wildlife, and stargazing. Photo: Milky Way on Beaver Island Dark Sky Sanctuary courtesy of Craig Reynolds You may be surprised to learn that Michigan is home to the first dark sky preserve in the … Read more

Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Shines in Dexter Opening

Dexter Community Players’ Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat opened with strong performances, lively music, and enthusiastic local talent. Photo: Michael Cicirelli as Pharaoh with ensemble. Photo by Steve Sheldon Despite rumors that community theatre in Washtenaw County was on life support, the Dexter Community Players’ opening night performance of Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor … Read more

Curtis International Recalls Frigidaire Minifridges Nationwide

Curtis International has initiated a nationwide recall of Frigidaire-brand minifridges due to a significant fire and burn hazard that has caused over $700,000 in reported property damage. Consumers across the United States are urged to take immediate action to prevent potential injury or further property loss. The recall affects approximately 634,000 units, specifically the models … Read more

Creekwood Naturals Turpentine Recall: Child Safety Hazard

Creekwood Naturals is recalling its 100% Natural Pure Gum Spirits of Turpentine bottles due to a significant safety hazard. The bottles lack child-resistant packaging, violating the Poison Prevention Packaging Act, and pose a poisoning risk to children. This recall affects approximately 9,000 units sold across the United States. The product comes in a clear glass … Read more

Recall Alert: Minecraft Light-Up Slap Bracelets Hazard

The recent recall of Minecraft Light-Up Slap Ruler Bracelets is a critical safety alert for parents across the United States. These popular children’s items, produced by Innovative Designs, have been pulled from shelves due to a significant risk associated with the button cell batteries they contain. The battery compartment can be easily accessed by children, … Read more

Urgent Recall: Pura 4 Fragrance Diffusers Alert

In a significant safety alert for U.S. consumers, Pura Scents has issued a nationwide recall of its Pura 4 Smart Home Fragrance Diffusers. This recall is due to a potential hazard involving the detachable cover’s magnets, which can detach and pose a serious ingestion risk, especially to children. If swallowed, these high-powered magnets can attract … Read more

Lodi Township Planning Commission Denies Toll Brothers Site Plan After Heated Meeting

The Lodi Township Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend denying the Toll Brothers Arbor–North and Arbor–South development site plan after residents voiced concerns about water, sewage, and gated communities. Tension between the future and the status quo, or past, was on full display at the Lodi Township Planning Commission meeting on Tuesday evening, July 22, … Read more

Lodi Township Planning Commission Denies Toll Brothers Site Plan After Heated Meeting

Lodi Township Planning Commission Denies Toll Brothers Site Plan After Heated Meeting

The Lodi Township Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend denying the Toll Brothers Arbor–North and Arbor–South development site plan after residents voiced concerns about water, sewage, and gated communities. Tension between the future and the status quo, or past, was on full display at the Lodi Township Planning Commission meeting on Tuesday evening, July 22, ...

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