Photo from Saline Athletics The Saline boys’ soccer team wrapped up an undefeated conference season with a 1-0 win over Ann Arbor Huron Thursday night to claim the SEC Red title with a 6-0-4 record. The Hornets entered the match trailing Huron by one point and needed a win to win the title. Like the … Read more
The Apple Daze festival is a great way to kick off the season. In downtown Dexter, the festival brings together a variety of fun for the whole family. There will be 30 crafter booths, hayrides to the Dexter Cider Mill and back, two bounce houses, pumpkin bowling, Kids games, Apple Pie eating contest at 2 … Read more
From Washtenaw County Road Commission Township Where Impact to Traffic Timeline Augusta Township-wide Intermittent lane restrictions Aug. 26 – Oct. 4 (extended) Augusta, York Willis Rd between Carpenter Rd and Rawsonville Rd Daytime lane closure Oct. 4 – 5 Bridgewater Austin Rd between Clinton Rd and Kies Rd Daytime road closure Oct. 3 – 4 County-wide Various … Read more
Teachers in Milan Area Schools have a new contract with the school district. The agreement was approved by the Board of Education at the September 25 meeting. The school board approved a master agreement and letter of agreement with the Milan Education Association. The Sun Times News followed up with MAS Superintendent Bryan Girbach to … Read more
Understanding the Importance of Supporting Individuals and Families Affected by Dementia Photo: Dementia Friendly Saline Founder, Jim Mangi. Photo by Carleen Nelson-Nesvig As the prevalence of dementia continues to rise across the United States, communities are stepping up to become more inclusive and supportive of families living with this challenging condition. On Monday, September 16th, … Read more
It has been a long time coming for the first Huron league title for the Milan boys’ soccer team, but after 25 years, the Big Reds finally came away with the league crown. Dating back to the first season of the Huron league in 2000, Milan had never finished on top, but the streak stopped … Read more
With the vote just over a month away, the Milan Area Schools Board of Education gave its opinion on the Sinking Fund Millage Proposal, which is going before voters on the November 5 election ballot. At its Sept. 25 meeting, the Milan school board unanimously approved a resolution stating its stance on the millage proposal, … Read more
Proposed noise regulations aim to reduce disturbances while supporting downtown events and business growth. Photo by Doug Marrin At the September 19, 2024, meeting of the Chelsea Downtown Development Authority (DDA), discussions centered around a proposed noise ordinance, which when finalized, would be presented to the city council for approval. This ordinance aims to balance … Read more
“The Mayor of Saline must represent, and be a voice for all City residents, regardless of ideology or background – full stop.” As the November election approaches, Saline voters will see a familiar face running for mayor. Brian Marl has led the city since 2012 and is seeking re-election for another mayoral term. He is … Read more
By Larissa Bungo, FTC Senior Attorney Did a salesperson knock on your door and promise free rooftop solar panels at no cost to you? Or say you’ll never have to pay another electricity bill because government programs, grants, or rebates cover your solar installation? It’s likely a scam. While there are some government-funded solar programs … Read more
With the voter-approved road millage in mind, Webster Township is looking to form a committee to get residential help in thinking about all things roads. Township supervisor John Kingsley put this message out to the community on Sept. 26: “Webster Township is looking for residents to serve on a committee advising the Township Board of … Read more
A2 tops for quality of life in U.S. News & World Report’s 2024-2025 rankings, offering a unique blend of urban and natural attractions. Photo: Aerial View of Ann Arbor and the University of Michigan. STN stock photo Ann Arbor has been ranked the top town for quality of life in the 2024-2025 U.S. News & … Read more
The next phase of the TimberTown Reimagined project is set to begin, and the City of Chelsea has received a significant boost with a grant from the Michigan Arts and Culture Council to help fund the “Pathway to Renewal.” This phase of the project, which continues to honor Chelsea’s rich history and the community’s resilience, … Read more
Community News Autumn’s arrival signifies the annual Chelsea Senior Center (CSC) Flu Shot Clinic and Wellness Fair. On October 9, knowledgeable community members will be available between 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. to share an array of services and timely tools to benefit the well-being of your entire family this winter. Chelsea Senior Center’s Wellness … Read more
Get ready for some creative fun in Downtown Saline this fall! The 13th Annual Scarecrow Contest, sponsored by Borer Family Chiropractic, is back with the 2024 theme “Superstitions & Traditions.” While the theme is optional, it’s sure to spark some imaginative entries. The contest is open to individuals, groups, and businesses, with four categories to … Read more
Get ready for some creative fun in Downtown Saline this fall! The 13th Annual Scarecrow Contest, sponsored by Borer Family Chiropractic, is back with the 2024 theme “Superstitions & Traditions.” While the theme is optional, it’s sure to spark some imaginative entries. The contest is open to individuals, groups, and businesses, with four categories to ...
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