Now through July 29, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Habitat Grant Program is accepting applications with a focus on projects that restore large complexes of grassland and savanna habitat. “Grasslands and savannas were once abundant, but are now rare in Michigan,” said DNR Wildlife Division Chief Sara Thompson. “By partnering with conservationists across … Read more
Iconic Where’s Waldo? character is heading back to Chelsea for another summer. The iconic children’s book character in the red-and-white-striped shirt and black-rimmed specs will hide in 14 different locations throughout Chelsea’s downtown this July. Families are encouraged to join in the fun as they search for the hidden Waldos. Anyone wishing to play the … Read more
The Paddock Early Childhood Center (PECC) plays an important part in the Milan community. For many families, it’s a place that has helped begin the educational lives of their young children and has been there as a reliable resource. Serving over 170 children in the community from birth to age five, the PEEC offers infant, … Read more
Washtenaw Community College is hosting WCC Science Night at the Ann Arbor Summer Festival this Sunday, June 22, with free, hands-on STEM activities. Activities blend STEM, sports and e-Sports, offering hands-on experiences that spark curiosity, ignite creativity and inspire kids of all ages to explore exciting careers. Two KidZone+ tents will be open from 4-8 p.m. at … Read more
Starting July 1, Milan Area Schools will have a new Assistant Superintendent with Jennifer Bookout hired into the position at the June 4 Board of Education meeting. With longtime superintendent Bryan Girbach retiring this month and assistant superintendent Ryan McMahon moving into that position, the school district recently went through a hiring process to find … Read more
Photo courtesy of MHSAA The Saline softball team made history Saturday with a 5-2 win over South Lyon Saturday to claim the Hornets first state championship in Hornets history. The win caps off an amazing season for Saline with a final record of 39-3-2. The Hornets got things rolling in the top of the first … Read more
Jayna Katz Schmid, Chelsea High Class of 2004, shares her journey from show choir to award-winning musical theatre roles, NYC arts education, and launching Ember Arts Collective in Michigan. In the continuing Sun Times News series “WHERE ARE THEY NOW,” which features graduates from area high schools, meet Jayna Katz Schmid, from the Chelsea High … Read more
As the school year wrapped up at South Meadows Elementary, the playgrounds and fields buzzed with excitement during the annual Field Day celebration—a tradition that has become a highlight for students, staff, and families. The leader of the event once again was Dan Rhodes, a longtime physical education teacher at South Meadows and a proud … Read more
The City of Chelsea is inviting community members to participate in the Chelsea Area Transportation Study by completing a short survey. The feedback will help guide future transportation planning and improvements in the area. Residents are encouraged to share their thoughts by filling out the survey at the following link: Chelsea Transportation Survey. The survey … Read more
By Steve Gwisdalla Hello Tribe of Up! Recently, I overheard a conversation where two people were complaining about a shared friend. I was not eavesdropping. They were incredibly loud, and I am certain others were listening to them as well. They complained about this friend being the type that ‘only called when something was wrong … Read more
By Sylvia Egerton Dexter High Graduates 2025 Elijah Smith and Oliver Pham were awarded the annual American Legion scholarship by Dexter Post 557. “This year’s awardees have not only excelled in their studies but have also been deeply involved in initiatives that benefit their peers and the broader Dexter community,” American Legion member Ben Howison … Read more
Just outside the city limits of Dexter, nestled on 70 acres of gently sloping land once used for gravel mining where local kids enjoyed dirt bike adventures, a new kind of Michigan destination is taking shape—one rooted in community, sustainability, and the crisp complexity of a glass of Marquette or Itasca. It’s called Social Vines, … Read more
At Dexter City Council’s June 9 meeting, the council unanimously passed a motion directing city staff to begin looking into options for designing and installing an ADA compliant ramp at Monument Park’s gazebo. While originally a discussion item, councilmember Wa-Louisa Hubbard moved to make it a consideration item. “I just think there’s no reason not … Read more
Sylvan and Lima townships have entered into a unique agreement with the aim of promoting economic development projects. At their June 10 meeting, the Sylvan Township Board approved a 425 Agreement between Sylvan and Lima Townships to transfer property conditionally for the purpose of economic development projects. Sylvan Township Supervisor Amanda Nimke said properties “in … Read more
100 Women Who Care met at the Chelsea Depot for their second meeting of the year on June 3 and awarded their Impact Award to nonprofit home of New Vision. Home of New Vision is an organization that provides services to individuals and families affected by the disease of addiction, promoting awareness by providing a … Read more
100 Women Who Care met at the Chelsea Depot for their second meeting of the year on June 3 and awarded their Impact Award to nonprofit home of New Vision. Home of New Vision is an organization that provides services to individuals and families affected by the disease of addiction, promoting awareness by providing a ...
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