“When marginalized histories are erased, through book-banning or other means, the outcome all too often is oppression, dehumanization, and violence against members of that group.” To help readers understand their options, The Sun Times News sent five questions to each candidate running for Chelsea School Board in the November election. Below are the responses received … Read more
In 2024, Ann Arbor, Dexter, and Dixboro are celebrating 200 years. Join Washtenaw County’s three bicentennial communities on November 16 as they begin to wind down the year with a combined event exploring mills along the Huron River. Start your day with Nancy Steinhauer at the Dexter Cider Mill (the longest continuously operating cider mill … Read more
“I want each of our graduates to be academically, socially, and emotionally prepared to follow their unique dreams.” To help readers understand their options, The Sun Times News sent five questions to each candidate running for Chelsea School Board in the November Election. Below are the answers received from Dr. Erin Hunt-Carter in response to … Read more
“Let’s sit down for coffee. Let’s take a walk around town. Let’s have a conversation. Changemaking discussions between residents and their elected officials don’t always happen in council chambers when we are limited with how we can respond.” As the Dexter City Council election approaches, voters are eager for more insight into the candidates’ plans … Read more
Seven candidates are vying for four open spots on the SAS Board of Education. To help readers understand their options, The Sun Times News sent five questions to each candidate running for SAS School Board in the November Election. Below are the candidate’s responses to the final three questions. Q: Teacher recruitment and retention is … Read more
Researchers find that damage to the brain’s salience network leads to mood and behavioral changes, offering new insights into Alzheimer’s progression. A recent study from the University of Michigan has shed light on how tau pathology, a hallmark of Alzheimer’s disease, contributes to mild behavioral impairment (MBI). This condition, characterized by mood and behavioral changes, … Read more
A Collaborative Musical Based on the Classic Victor Hugo Novel and Disney’s Animated Film Community News Dexter Community Players and Pinckney Players are proud to announce our first-ever collaboration show… The Hunchback of Notre Dame. A show of this scale is nearly impossible for one theater to pull off so we brought together two. Based … Read more
Keeping in mind the goal of health and wellness, the Chelsea School District has brought on two new staff members to help with their approach in promoting the social, emotional and mental well-being of each student. At Oct. 7 CSD Board of Education meeting, the school district introduced Ellen Hicks as the new Psychologist at … Read more
Saline High School varsity football players went before the board of education again to urge the school district to appeal the decision to forfeit three games of their season. At the Oct. 8 Saline Area Schools (SAS) Board of Education meeting, a handful of players attended with some of them speaking during public comment. This … Read more
New facility and name will reflect a modern, multi-generational approach to community wellness and engagement By Doug Marrin As the Dexter Senior Center prepares to open its new facility, a vision overhaul is well underway. Scott Hauman, a consultant helping to shape the center’s future, recently outlined exciting changes in the works. “It’s a perfect … Read more
The Washtenaw County Health Department invites the community to our 2024 State of Our Health event. This event is on Monday, October 28 from 8:30am-12pm at Washtenaw Community College’s Morris Lawrence Building (4800 East Huron River Drive in Ann Arbor). “We are thrilled to host a second State of our Health event,” says Jimena Loveluck, … Read more
All are invited to this new and exciting event celebrating Dexter Bands on Wednesday, October 23 at Al Ritt Stadium in Dexter, Michigan. Gates will open at 6:00 PM for the Family Fun Stadium Tailgate! Yard games, a photo booth, and face painting will be hosted by DHS students. Three food trucks will be on … Read more
Saline City Council grants preliminary approval for Ridgewater Townhomes development despite public concerns over traffic, environmental impact, and building height. Image: Danny Vera of Livonia Builders speaks to the Saline City Council at its Octobwer 7, 2024, meeting. City video screenshot. At the October 7, 2024, Saline City Council meeting, the proposed Ridgewater Townhomes development … Read more
With strong public-private partnerships and over 500 volunteers, TimberTown Reimagined showcases Chelsea’s unique model of community-driven success. The TimberTown Reimagined project will be remembered for years to come as Chelsea’s remarkable ability to unite its community for a common cause. Jeff Hardcastle, a leader of the project, spoke extensively about the critical role of local … Read more
A Small Town’s Big Impact on Emerging and Established Musicians Photo: Live Music at Tolan Square. Credit: Maxine Tewsley In small towns across America, local artists often find their “big break” not in the form of a record deal or national spotlight, but through the unwavering support of their communities. Milan, Michigan, is one such … Read more
A Small Town’s Big Impact on Emerging and Established Musicians Photo: Live Music at Tolan Square. Credit: Maxine Tewsley In small towns across America, local artists often find their “big break” not in the form of a record deal or national spotlight, but through the unwavering support of their communities. Milan, Michigan, is one such ...
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