Dexter Community Schools (DCS) has updated labor agreements with the Dexter Administrators’ Association (DAA) and Dexter Education Association (DEA). At its June 23 meeting, the DCS Board of Education unanimously approved the new agreements with these groups. The new contracts are collective bargaining agreements for 2025-2028. Both groups also ratified the agreements. In the executive … Read more
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After 25 years of service to the Dexter community, Lieutenant Alan Hunt will be retiring later this summer. Starting his work at the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Department in 2000, Hunt began as a Corrections Officer before receiving multiple promotions, including his most recent promotion to Lieutenant in 2020. “When people ask me what Dexter is … Read more
Angel Whispers Ministries invites the public to discover energy healing, sound therapy, and holistic wellness on July 19 Looking for a unique wellness event in Southeast Michigan? The Whispers of Art & Music Festival on Friday, July 19, offers an immersive open house experience into holistic healing, energy medicine, and the creative spirit of the … Read more
Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued for Southern Washtenaw County The National Weather Service in Detroit/Pontiac has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Southern Washtenaw County, effective from 2:03 PM until 3:00 PM EDT on June 26, 2025. At 2:03 PM, a severe thunderstorm was detected near Onsted, approximately 9 miles southwest of Manchester, and is moving … Read more
By Steve Gwisdalla Do you know or have you ever known a person who simply makes your soul smile? Someone who just makes the room brighter when they enter. Someone who is changing the world? Someone who inspires you to be better? Our world seems ever closer to spinning out of control. Bombs falling in … Read more
Local farms, sustainable meat, and community dining converge in Southeast Michigan In the heart of Dexter, a monthly farm-to-table dinner series is redefining what it means to “eat local.” Hosted at the Jolly Pumpkin and organized by Washtenaw Meats, these gatherings spotlight sustainable meat from local farms in Michigan, while connecting consumers directly with the … Read more
Discover the hidden dangers of the Great Lakes in John U. Bacon’s The Gales of November, a gripping new book on the Edmund Fitzgerald disaster. In his forthcoming book The Gales of November, author John U. Bacon explores the unique, often underestimated dangers of the Great Lakes. While many view these inland seas as scenic … Read more
It’s not simply a radio it would be a strategic investment in district safety and communication infrastructure. The Chelsea School District is now looking into purchasing and implementing a district radio system. At the June 23 CSD Board of Education meeting, the topic of a district radio system was introduced with some details given as … Read more
Milan’s recently appointed library board member Kelsey Winter attended her first meeting as a board member on June 24, and approved the library budget.
Winter was chosen by the library board from amongst six applicants to fill a vacancy through the end of 2025. It was the beginning of what is gearing up to be a busy season for election officials, candidates and local organizations as they prepare for the Primary Election on Aug. 5.
This year voters in Milan, Dexter City, Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti Township will have a Primary, while those in Saline, Manchester and Chelsea will only vote in the final election on Nov. 4.
Flood Advisory issued June 25 at 4:20PM EDT until June 25 at 6:15PM EDT by NWS Detroit/Pontiac MI A flood advisory has been issued for parts of southeast Michigan, including Washtenaw and Wayne counties, effective until 6:15 PM EDT on June 25. The advisory highlights the risk of minor flooding due to excessive rainfall, particularly … Read more
With local school boards, such as Saline, Chelsea, Milan and Dexter, passing resolutions in support and now with the Washtenaw Intermediate School District (WISD) Board of Education doing the same it’s looking more likely that a millage vote will be on the November ballot. The ballot question is a 1 mill proposal that if passed … Read more
Saline City Council selected candidate Dan Swallow to fill the city manager role at their June 22 meeting. After a multi-month decision process, Swallow was selected from a pool of three finalists in a 4-3 vote. After the departure of the previous City Manager, Deputy Manager Elle Cole took on the position’s responsibilities in the … Read more
Bugaboo North America has issued a recall for its Giraffe high chairs due to a significant fall hazard. The chairs, if improperly assembled, can result in the legs detaching, posing a risk of serious injury or death to babies. Product Details Name of Product: Giraffe highchairs Hazard: The legs can detach from the frame if … Read more
Meijer has announced a recall of Frederik’s Dark Chocolate Almonds due to an undeclared allergen, posing a significant risk to those with cashew allergies. The recall affects specific batches that mistakenly contain dark chocolate-covered cashews not listed on the packaging, potentially leading to severe allergic reactions. The recall includes Frederik’s Dark Chocolate Almonds sold in … Read more
Meijer has announced a recall of Frederik’s Dark Chocolate Almonds due to an undeclared allergen, posing a significant risk to those with cashew allergies. The recall affects specific batches that mistakenly contain dark chocolate-covered cashews not listed on the packaging, potentially leading to severe allergic reactions. The recall includes Frederik’s Dark Chocolate Almonds sold in ...
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