Discover how the Mason-Arenac Line divides Michigan’s north and south, why it matters for land management, and explore the unique recreation areas like Waterloo-Pinckney, Island Lake, and Brighton in the southern Lower Peninsula. Ask ten Michiganders where “Up North” begins, and you’ll likely get ten different answers. Some say it’s the Mackinac Bridge. Others argue … Read more
Lynnea Harris, owner of Pulse Nutrition in Dexter, shares her fitness journey and passion for building a community around wellness. Learn how her shop offers healthy shakes, protein coffees, and energy drinks that don’t taste like diet food. Photo: Owner Lynnea Harris (L) and two regular customers. Photo by Doug Marrin. Lynnea Harris, a former … Read more
Students from Mill Creek Middle School had a great experience this last month when they participated as Model United Nations delegates at the Great Lakes Invitational Middle School Conference. This was a first for this conference and it ended up being a great learning experience. To learn more, the Sun Times News connected with the … Read more
The Class of 2025, the 157th graduating class from Saline High School (SHS), held its commencement exercise on Sunday, June 1, at Hornet Stadium, with 423 seniors receiving diplomas. SHS principal Theresa Stager provided some facts about the class to open the ceremony. “Saline High School was rated #1 in the State of Michigan of … Read more
With 183 graduates and four speakers getting the chance to address their students and fellow classmates, the 2025 commencement ceremony on June 1 was a strong sendoff for the seniors of Chelsea High School. The graduation opened with the national anthem, performed by the CHS Chamber Choir and led by choir director Ken Davis. Following … Read more
The Saline baseball team avenged a pair of league losses to clinch the D1 district title with a 5-0 win over Dexter Saturday. The Hornets dropped two of three games to the Dreadnaughts in the regular season, but it was Saline who came out on top to keep its season alive Saturday. Ryder Concannon was … Read more
To say the Saline softball team cruised to the D1 district title Saturday might be an understatement. The Hornets rolled to a pair of mercy wins to claim the title and move on to the D1 regional at Ypsilanti Lincoln to face Dexter Saturday. Saline scored ten runs in the first inning and took down … Read more
The Saline girls’ soccer team claimed another D1 district title with a 4-0 win over Ann Arbor Huron Friday night. The Hornets went on top early when Teagan Warden scored on a corner just over a minute into the game. Less than a minute later Makena Means found to net to give the Hornets a … Read more
The Saline girls’ lacrosse team advanced to the state semifinals for the first time after claiming the Hornets first regional title in school history with a 13-11 in over Farmington Mercy last week. The Hornets scored the first three goals of the game, but Mercy answered to tie the game up at 3-3. The Mercy … Read more
The Chelsea softball team made it six straight district titles with a pair of wins at Fowlerville Saturday. The Bulldogs continued to have SEC White rival Pinckney’s number with an 8-3 win over the Pirates in the semifinals. Chelsea went on top when Mia Kuboushek singled to plate Ashley Sherwood for a 1-0 lead in … Read more
After grinding out a hard-fought semifinal win, the Chelsea baseball team cruised over Father Gabriel Richard in the championship to claim the D2 district title Saturday. The Bulldogs took down SEC White rival Pinckney 1-0 in a defensive battle in the semifinals Saturday morning. It was a defensive battle with neither team mustering much offensive. … Read more
Photo from Chelsea Athletics The Chelsea boys’ golf team dominated the D2 regional at Wolf Creek Golf Club Thursday, May 29, running away with title by 16 strokes to qualify for the state finals this weekend. The Bulldogs finished with a team score of 311 to beat out SEC White rivals Adrian with 327 and … Read more
The Chelsea girls’ tennis team came home with another strong finish at the D3 state finals this weekend with a fifth-place finish for the Bulldogs. Chelsea finished with 17 points to tie with East Grand Rapids for the fifth spot with Detroit Country Day clipping Cranbrook Kingswood 34-32 for the state title. Sage Gabriel-Menegay and … Read more
After a tough extra inning win in the D1 district semifinals, the Dexter softball team cruised in the championship game to claim the tournament title Saturday. The semifinal was a battle between the Dreadnaughts and Battle Creek Lakeview with Dexter pulling out an amazing 11-inning win 9-6. Clara Lamb put the Dreads on top in … Read more
Update: Milan City Council approved the ordinance 6-1 on Tuesday June 3, with Councilmember Shannon Wayne voting no. No residents commented on the issue. Chief Don Tillery clarified to The Sun Times News there is no extension for a car once the city has ticketed it. He said residents have 48 hours after the city contacts … Read more
Update: Milan City Council approved the ordinance 6-1 on Tuesday June 3, with Councilmember Shannon Wayne voting no. No residents commented on the issue. Chief Don Tillery clarified to The Sun Times News there is no extension for a car once the city has ticketed it. He said residents have 48 hours after the city contacts ...
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