May 14, 2026

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Three Candidates Seek to Represent Voiceless Southeast Michigan District

After months without representation following former Monroe County Commissioner Mark Brant’s federal indictment, Monroe County Commission, District 2 has three candidates vying for the seat at the upcoming Primary. By the final election, residents of District 2—which includes the Monroe County side of Milan, the Village of Maybee, plus London, Exeter, Milan and Raisinville Townships—will have been without a commissioner to voice their concerns at meetings for more than a year.

Milan Library Board Candidates Share Thoughts on Growth, Staff, MeLCat, Future Plans

Milan has five candidates for two open spots on the library board. Rod Hill, Peter Kentes, Cary Lieffers, Michelle K. Walters and Kelsey Winter have filed to run. As part of our 2025 election coverage, The Sun Times News invited all Library Board candidates to respond to the same set of questions. All candidates responded except … Read more

Bluegrass Jamboree Returns to Webster Village with Music, Food, and Fun for All Ages

Community News Looking for a unique summer experience that blends nature’s beauty and old-time traditions? You’ll find it on Saturday, August 2, from 2-7 pm, at the Historic Webster Village during the annual Bluegrass Jamboree! Nestled among this “mini Greenfield Village”, show-goers of all ages will enjoy what has become one of Southeast Michigan’s most … Read more

Lyndon Township Wants Washtenaw County To Prioritize Rural Transportation

Lyndon Township is urging Washtenaw County to prioritize public transportation. In a letter to the Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners, township supervisor Pam Byrnes, said “On behalf of the Lyndon Township Board of Trustees, I would like to state our concern for the future of rural transportation in Washtenaw County and urge you to prioritize … Read more

Good Shepherds and Bummer Lambs

By Steve Gwisdalla Occasionally, baby lambs are rejected by their mothers. Sometimes, the mother is ill. Other times, she gives birth to twins or triplets, and she knows she only has enough milk for one. Occasionally, she dies giving birth. Lambs that are rejected by their mothers are called bummer lambs. If the bummer lamb … Read more

Scio Township Is Looking To The DDA For Some Help

The Scio Township Board of Trustees has a proposal for the township’s Downtown Development Authority (DDA). The hope and plan is to partnership with the DDA to better leverage funds to support township fire services, bus service, open space preservation, and parks and pathways. To get the ball rolling, the township board at its July … Read more

Saline Extends Contracts With Police Deputy and Chief

At Saline City Council’s July 7 meeting, the council approved to extend a three-year contract with Deputy Chief Andrew Hartwig and an additional one-year contract with Police Chief Marlene Radzik. Deputy Hartwig’s contract extends through June 30, 2028, and will be renegotiated with three months’ prior notice to the date. Chief Radzik’s will last through … Read more

Chelsea State Bank to Host Complimentary Event Educating on College Financing Options

Chelsea State Bank will host a complimentary event where members of the community can gather to learn more about the Michigan Education Trust Plan and the Michigan Education Savings Plan, from subject matter experts. The purpose of this event is to help families decide if either is a good fit for their children, grandchildren, nieces … Read more

Garrett’s Space to Host 6th Annual Fundraiser

Digital rendering of the planned completed campus. Image courtesy of Garrett’s Place Garrett’s Space, an Ann Arbor-based suicide prevention non-profit, will host its annual fundraiser, Go4GarrettsSpace, on Saturday, August 23rd at the Morris Lawrence Building on the Washtenaw Community College Campus from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. This year’s event will welcome hundreds of attendees … Read more

Music in the Air Returns to Chelsea District Library

Community News Chelsea District Library (CDL) announces the return of Music in the Air with internationally recognized classical pianists Jacopo and Maddalena Giacopuzzi. This annual event brings classical music out of the concert hall and improves accessibility to the community. New this year are an indoor venue and special early family concert. The performances will … Read more

Recall Alert: SNLN Party Supply Toys Hazard

SNLN Party Supply Toys have been recalled due to a significant ingestion hazard, posing risks of serious injury or death. The toys violate federal standards by having easily accessible button cell batteries, which can be swallowed by children, leading to potential internal burns or fatalities. The recall affects approximately 790 units of SNLN Party Supply … Read more

Positec Recalls Chainsaws and Pole Saws for Safety

Positec Tool Corporation has announced a recall of approximately 49,000 electric corded chainsaws and pole saws due to a significant safety hazard. These tools pose a laceration risk as the main switch can fail, causing the saws to continue running even after the switch is released. The recall affects several models, including the Hyper Tough … Read more

Jeriflyer Pool Drain Covers Recalled for Safety Hazard

Jeriflyer pool drain covers are being recalled due to a serious entrapment hazard that could lead to injury or death. These drain covers do not meet the safety standards set by the Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act, raising significant concerns for swimmers’ safety. The recall affects about 500 units of the Jeriflyer … Read more

Trane Urgent Recall: Gas Leak Fire Hazard Alert

Trane has issued an urgent recall of its Gas/Electric Packaged Units due to a potential gas leak that poses a fire hazard. The recall affects approximately 4,790 units, with the fuel gas valve potentially opening unexpectedly. This poses a severe safety risk to consumers. The recall, announced on July 3, 2025, includes specific models sold … Read more

Product Recalls

Trane Urgent Recall: Gas Leak Fire Hazard Alert

Trane Urgent Recall: Gas Leak Fire Hazard Alert

Trane has issued an urgent recall of its Gas/Electric Packaged Units due to a potential gas leak that poses a fire hazard. The recall affects approximately 4,790 units, with the fuel gas valve potentially opening unexpectedly. This poses a severe safety risk to consumers. The recall, announced on July 3, 2025, includes specific models sold ...

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