The Milan boys’ and girls’ bowling teams had record setting weekends after both squads earned second-place finishes and moved on to the D3 state finals next week. The Big Reds also had three record-setting performances and two regional champions to add three athletes to the individual state finals. The boys’ rolled a team score of … Read more
The Dexter basketball team used a big second half to avenge and early season loss after beating rival Chelsea 61-49 Friday night. There is no love lost between the two schools, but it was a relatively clean game between the two bitter rivals. The teams went back-and-forth in the opening quarter when a Buck Allen … Read more
The Chelsea-Dexter girls’ basketball rivalry never fails to be a battle and Friday night was no exception when the Bulldogs clipped the Dreadnaughts 50-49 in an epic thriller. Both teams came into the game red-hot with the Bulldogs winning nine of their last 11 (both losses were to the top two teams in D2) and … Read more
Chelsea City Council held its first reading of the adjusted ordinance regarding kennels and boarding facilities for animals at its February 18 meeting. After a presentation given by Chelsea Animal Recreation Center, which outlined issues found in the existing phrasing of the ordinance, the Council held multiple work sessions to adjust the language. Council wished … Read more
Local chefs Vanessa and Phil Coulson have opened their new business Main Street Provisions, which focuses on elevated charcuterie. The couple chose Chelsea for their shop after having gotten familiar with the area while working their food truck Sanich Union. “We did the Sounds & Sights weekend at the end of the summer, and then … Read more
The oldest known cookbook by an African American woman, first published in 1866, gets a new edition and free ebook release for Black History Month. In celebration of Black History Month, the University of Michigan Press has released a new edition of A Domestic Cook Book by Malinda Russell—the oldest known published cookbook by an … Read more
Chelsea, Michigan is about to get a whole lot more exciting with the grand opening of Chelsea Party Loft, a brand-new event space designed especially for tween and teen birthday parties, graduations and other special occasions. Located in the Chelsea Village Plaza shopping center (1115 S. Main Street), Chelsea Party Loft promises to be the … Read more
Join Washtenaw County Parks Recreation Commission for a free event to learn about farmland and natural area preservation, connect with conservation experts, and explore opportunities for your property: Lyndon Township HallMonday, March 3, 2025 from 7PM – 8:30 PM17751 N Territorial Rd, Chelsea, MI This event offers a unique opportunity to: Whether you’re a landowner … Read more
Silver Maples of Chelsea Retirement Neighborhood is thrilled to announce that it has been awarded the prestigious Choice Community Award from Holleran for the fourth consecutive survey period. This remarkable achievement is a testament to the heartfelt connections, vibrant community spirit, and unwavering dedication that define life at Silver Maples. Holleran, the premier research and … Read more
Chelsea City Council approved the previously discussed increase in utility rates for the city of Chelsea recommended at the last Council meeting. These increases will be: The motion passed 6-1, the nay vote coming from Bill Ruddock, who raised concerns about the fixed rate increasing along with the per kilowatt price for Chelsea residents. Other … Read more
Two student-athletes at Saline High School were named as finalists for a prestigious state-wide honor. Hunter Easton and Grace Roth were named as 2025 Scholar-Athlete Award Finalists in Michigan. Saline Superintendent Stephen Laatsch announced this as the last school board meeting. Both students were recognized at that time. “We’re very proud of both Grace and … Read more
Dexter Township held a budget hearing at the township board’s Febuary 18 meeting, introducing a new financial plan for the upcoming fiscal year. The budget is mostly complete, township supervisor Lonnie Scott said. The township board will vote on final approval at their March meeting. During this last meeting, Scott said they talked through several … Read more
After 30 years in education and the last 16 as Principal of Paddock Elementary School, Sean DeSarbo announced he will be retiring next month. DeSarbo addressed his decision in a letter to Paddock families that was dated Feb. 11. His letter opens with, “After 30 incredible years in the Michigan public school system (the last … Read more
By Todd Nissen If there’s one thing Dexter Community Band Principal Trombonist Ben Kessler knows, it’s the blues. Ben doesn’t have the blues, per se. But Ben, who is also director of the Depot Town Big Band among other music work, can wander from St. Louis to Memphis to New Orleans with ease and virtuosity. … Read more
Get ready to hit the ice! Curling Fest is back at Chelsea’s Arctic Coliseum. This exciting event offers a unique opportunity for participants to learn the sport of curling with guidance from experienced curlers and finish their session with a friendly scrimmage. Whether you’re a seasoned curler or a complete beginner, all skill levels are … Read more
Get ready to hit the ice! Curling Fest is back at Chelsea’s Arctic Coliseum. This exciting event offers a unique opportunity for participants to learn the sport of curling with guidance from experienced curlers and finish their session with a friendly scrimmage. Whether you’re a seasoned curler or a complete beginner, all skill levels are ...
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