Saline’s efforts to create a more inclusive and supportive community for those living with dementia have been recognized with the prestigious 2024 Governor’s Service Award. The initiative, Dementia Friendly Saline+, was honored with this distinction for its outstanding contributions to the health and well-being of individuals with dementia and their caregivers. “Dementia Friendly Saline+ is … Read more
A community within a community sounds about right as you drive into Woodview Commons. Life looks comfortable, convenient and nice while looking down the street where the ranch homes are located in the new residential option just outside of Ann Arbor. Over the past year or so, many in the Ann Arbor, Dexter and Chelsea areas … Read more
At its October 7th meeting, the Saline City Council reviewed a proposal for a new employee recognition program that would provide incentives for managers and employees to recognize a fellow employee who exhibits the city’s core values. How it works Each month an employee receives 100 points, equal to $10, to give to a fellow … Read more
Get ready for the annual Saline Craft Show, set to take place on Saturday, November 9, 2024, from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM at Saline Middle School, located at 7190 N. Maple Rd., Saline. Admission is $5 (cash only), with free entry for children ages 10 and under. Featuring over 250 craft booths, this juried … Read more
There’s a new business in downtown that will focus on women’s clothing, accessories and other fun stuff. The name is up on the front window, but some work is still happening inside. The plan is to open next month before the holidays. It’s called Downtown Chic Boutique and its owner/operator is Laurie Buys of Dexter Township. Located at 8118 … Read more
The City of Dexter invites residents to participate in the upcoming Housing and City Character Community Meeting on October 24, 2024, from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. at the Dexter District Library. This meeting is part of the Planning Commission’s ongoing efforts to amend the Master Plan, funded by a $50,000 MSHDA Housing Readiness Grant. The … Read more
The Dexter girls’ swim and dive team picked up its second straight SEC Red win by taking down Monroe 105-81 last week. Kayce McAllister and Harper Brown picked up four wins each to lead the Dreadnaughts. McAllister won the 200 IM with a D2 state-cut time and won the 100 free. She was part of … Read more
The Chelsea cross country teams had another strong showing at the Father Gabriel Richard Invitational Saturday with the girls finishing fourth and the boys fifth in the medium school division. The girls finished with 149 points in the race won by Jackson Lumen Christi. Natalia DeMea paced the Bulldogs with a sixth-place finish with a … Read more
The Chelsea volleyball team snapped a two-game skid in the SEC White with an exciting five set win over Jackson last week. The Bulldogs dropped the first set 21-25, but bounced back to win the second and third 25-20, 25-22 before the Vikings won the fourth 20-25 to even the match at 2-2 and setting … Read more
The Chelsea girls’ swim and dive team improved to 4-0 in the SEC White with a 119-53 dismantling of Pinckney last week. Sydney Barston led the Bulldogs with four victories on the night. Barston won the 100 free and 200 free, was part of the winning 200 free relay and 400 free relay with Tallulah … Read more
The Chelsea boys’ tennis team made it 16 straight years qualifying for the Division 3 state finals after a third-place finish at the Mason Regional last week. The last time the Bulldogs did not qualify for the state finals was 2008. The Mason Regional was a battle between the top three teams with just three … Read more
Despite clinching the SEC White title last week, the Chelsea football team wanted to finish off the league season with a strong finish and they did just that with an impressive 35-0 pasting of Jackson Friday night. The win lifted the Bulldogs to a perfect 5-0 record in the final league standings and was the … Read more
Mayor Kolar reflects on Milan’s vibrant community, Tolan Square’s grand opening, and the contributions of dedicated volunteers shaping the city’s future. Photo: Members of Moving Milan Forward in Tolan Square. Photo: The Connection: Fall 2024 In the Fall 2024 edition of The Connection, Mayor Ed Kolar addressed Milan residents, expressing gratitude and excitement for the … Read more
The new Principal of the Saline Alternative High School and Liberty School brings a philosophy of collaboration and doing what’s right for the students. Dr. Amina Allen was introduced in the Oct. 11 Superintendent’s Community Message. Allen joined the Liberty School team in September, serving as the Principal of the Saline Alternative High School and … Read more
Serendipity Books is thrilled to welcome Bonnie Jo Campbell to Chelsea in support of the paperback release of her widely acclaimed novel, The Waters. Bonnie Jo Campbell will be joined in conversation by Michelle Tuplin, the owner of Serendipity Books. The opportunity for greeting the author and book signing will follow a Q&A portion of … Read more
Serendipity Books is thrilled to welcome Bonnie Jo Campbell to Chelsea in support of the paperback release of her widely acclaimed novel, The Waters. Bonnie Jo Campbell will be joined in conversation by Michelle Tuplin, the owner of Serendipity Books. The opportunity for greeting the author and book signing will follow a Q&A portion of ...
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