Dan Schlaff highlights noticeable improvements in public works projects thanks to a fully staffed department At the Dexter City Council meeting on October 14, 2024, council member Dan Schlaff, former Director of the Department of Public Works (DPW), took a moment to commend the work of the department under the leadership of DPW Superintendent Tim … Read more
The City of Chelsea, and the Chelsea Police Department are collaborating with the Chelsea School District, Washtenaw County Community Mental Health, Trinity Health/Chelsea Community Hospital, and 5 Healthy Towns Foundation to create a community social worker position. “We are excited to announce the hiring of Emilee Fetters as the first community social worker within the … Read more
The Dexter Riverview Café has been serving the community great food in a family friendly atmosphere for 10 years. The restaurant in downtown Dexter marks this big anniversary by looking back at becoming part of the community and by thanking the reasons behind it all, their customers. It was back in 2014 that Albana and … Read more
Join the Dexter Community Orchestra for a musical tour of the world on Sunday, November 3 at 4 p.m., Dexter High School Center for the Performing Arts. The concert, whose theme is “Inspired by the Land”, will include pieces depicting sunny Italy, ancient Jerusalem, the grasslands of Mongolia, and the Mississippi River. Music Director David … Read more
Luca Giardello of Chelsea BSA Troop 476 completes significant project on his journey to Eagle Scout rank On Sunday, October 20, 2024, the congregation of St. Barnabas Episcopal Church gathered to celebrate the dedication of their newly upgraded play area. The project was completed by Luca Giardello, a member of Chelsea BSA Troop 476, as … Read more
Dexter resident Jim McCargar captures stunning image of Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS in rare appearance over the historic depot Photo: Jim McCargar captured what may well be Earth’s only viewing of Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS. On Saturday, October 19, 2024, area residents were treated to a stunning celestial display as Comet C/2023 A3 Tsuchinshan-ATLAS became visible in the clear night … Read more
A group of Saline High School students worked on a project their teacher described as a great way for them to see that government and politics isn’t just something that happens “over there” for adults in Lansing or Washington, but is something that can shape their lives even as students at SHS. The project took place … Read more
Since 1876, the Ironton Ferry has been a vital part of northern Michigan’s history, offering both a practical and scenic passage across Lake Charlevoix. Photo: Ironton Ferry almost finished with another 2.5-minute voyage, a scenic shortcut between the unincorporated town of Ironton and Boyne City for cars, bicycles, and pedestrians. Photo by Doug Marrin For … Read more
Dexter Community Schools has their pool back. After months of construction and closure, the updated community pool at Wylie Elementary School was recently re-opened, much to the excitement of those who use it. The Dexter Women’s varsity swim team held their first home meet of the season on Oct. 17 at the community pool. To … Read more
The Chelsea volleyball team picked up a pair of big wins last week, including a milestone victory for Bulldogs head coach Toney Cummer. With the straight set win over Ypsilanti Tuesday night the Bulldogs celebrated Cummer’s 700th career win as a volleyball head coach. “Reaching milestones is a great time for us as coaches to … Read more
Photos from Dexter Girls’ Golf Instagram The Dexter girls’ golf team finished off one of the greatest golf seasons in Dexter history by finishing in second place at the D2 state finals at The Meadows Golf Course at Grand Valley State University this weekend. The Dreadnaughts finished with a two-day team score of 682, five … Read more
The Chelsea field hockey team opened state tournament play with a hard fought 2-0 win over Grosse Pointe South last week. The win advance the Bulldogs to the state quarterfinals Tuesday against University Liggett at Detroit Country Day. If the Bulldogs can get by Liggett, Chelsea will host the state semifinals Thursday at 5:30 PM. … Read more
Local business Mags and Gilly, known for its sensory-friendly jewelry and art, will be at the Saline Craft Show on Nov. 9th at Saline Middle School. Over a decade ago Kelly Van Singel assisted in an autism awareness fundraising event by making beaded jewelry. The cause held a personal meaning for her; both her daughters, … Read more
All Veterans and the community are invited to a special tribute event and free Veterans lunch on November 11 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. This year’s event will be hosted by Chelsea Senior Center, City of Chelsea and Chelsea School District at the Washington Street Education Center to improve access and provide a comfortable … Read more
The Dexter football team continued to roll over its opponents after a 41-23 win over Ypsilanti Lincoln Friday night. It was the fifth straight game that the Dreadnaughts have scored over 40 points. Dexter found out earlier in the week that Saline appeal of its three early season forfeits was denied reversing the Dreads only … Read more
The Dexter football team continued to roll over its opponents after a 41-23 win over Ypsilanti Lincoln Friday night. It was the fifth straight game that the Dreadnaughts have scored over 40 points. Dexter found out earlier in the week that Saline appeal of its three early season forfeits was denied reversing the Dreads only ...
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