May 16, 2026

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Saline’s New Roadmap: City Unveils Plan for Growth and Community Improvement

From Better Roads to Enhanced Parks: Strategic Plan Focuses on Making Saline a More Livable City for Everyone Photo: Downtown Saline from https://www.salinemainstreet.org/ At the Saline City Council meeting on September 9, Mayor Brian Marl and other city officials presented a new strategic plan designed to guide the community’s future development and priorities. The plan, … Read more

Saline’s Sewer Evaluation Expected to Potentially Save City Millions

New Data and Verification Plans Reduce Costs and Prepare Saline for Future Growth Photo: Saline Water Treatment Plant. Photo: City video At the September 9, 2024, Saline City Council meeting, Erica Morgan from OHM Advisors presented the latest updates on the city’s ongoing sanitary sewer evaluation. The presentation focused on reducing peak flows, reassessing growth … Read more

Milan’s Community Centered Events – Wine, Beer Walk and October Fest

Milan offers a rich variety of events for wine and beer enthusiasts wishing to celebrate beer and wine-making craftsmanship and community spirit. These events draw visitors from near and far, creating a lively atmosphere and showcasing our beverage culture. According to Jessica Meingasner, Director of Milan’s Downtown Development Authority, “These events typically bring in 500 … Read more

Chelsea Field Hockey Hosts Annual ‘Play 4 The Cure’ Event

STN Staff Chelsea Field Hockey is set to host its annual “Play 4 The Cure” game on Tuesday, October 1st, at Jerry Niehaus Stadium. This year’s opponent will be Huron Field Hockey, and the event is dedicated to raising funds for the National Foundation for Cancer Research (NFCR). How to Contribute: To support this cause, … Read more

Area Cross Country Teams Compete at First SEC Jamboree

The area cross country team competed in the first SEC jamboree of the season at Willow Metropark Tuesday. The first jamboree is different than the others because all the teams in the Red and White divisions compete against each other for points. In the boys’ race, Saline finished first with 43 points, while Dexter was … Read more

Mill Creek Flats Project Seeks Postponement Amid Funding Coordination Efforts

Mill Creek Flats Development Faces Delay as Developers Seek Funding for Attainable Housing in Dexter Image: Conceptual rendering of Mill Creek Flats by O|X Studios. From the city council packet. Mill Creek Flats, an affordable housing development proposed in Dexter, has been postponed. The developers presented their request to the planning commission at its September … Read more

 Chelsea Volleyball Rolling in the Early Season

The Chelsea volleyball team continued its strong early season play by winning six of its last seven matches to improve to 11-3 overall on the season. The Bulldogs went 2-1 at the Ypsilanti Lincoln quad. They defeated Annapolis 25-13, 25-3 and took down Lincoln in three sets 20-25, 25-20, 15-10. Chelsea fell to Monroe in … Read more

Dexter Planning Commission Postpones Decision on Ziggi’s Coffee Site Plan

Drive-thru coffee shop development delayed for site plan revisions at Dexter Crossing. Photo: Ziggi’s Coffee, Loveland, CO. Image: Google Streetview The Dexter Planning Commission held a public hearing on Monday, September 3rd, to review a Site Plan and Special Land Use Application for a proposed Ziggi’s Coffee drive-thru establishment at Dexter Crossing Shopping Plaza, located … Read more

Mancino’s in Scio Township is Closing

October 12 will be a sad day for those who enjoy some good food, such as a delicious grinder or slice of pizza, from the Mancino’s on Zeeb Road. That’s the day the restaurant closes. With its lease expiring and citing various challenges in the modern business world, the owners/operators of the Mancino’s at 355 … Read more

Heydlauff’s Appliances Hosting Chef Series #11 – Lakehouse Bakery

Community News Chef Series #11 will take place on Saturday, September 21, from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm, in Heydlauff’s Appliances New Living Showroom. The Chef Series features local chefs on the third Saturday of each month. Chef Series #11 will spotlight Lakehouse Bakery’s Owner/Chef, Keegan Rogers.   Space is limited; contact [email protected] or call 734-475-1221. … Read more

Milan to Host DD Hero Walk to Celebrate Community Heroes

On October 5, 2024, the Milan community will come together at Wilson Park to celebrate the unsung heroes who support and inspire individuals with developmental disabilities. The DD Hero Walk is dedicated to honoring businesses, individuals, and advocates who make a difference by uplifting and empowering those in the underserved community. The event will begin … Read more

Residents Voice Concerns Over FBI Shooting Range Noise at Council Meeting

Mayor Ed Kolar addresses the community’s ongoing concerns and outlines steps to mitigate noise from the FBI shooting range in Augusta Township. Photo: Milan Mayor Ed Kolar responds to public comments of concern over the nearby shooting range. Image: city video screenshot During the Milan City Council meeting on September 3, Mayor Ed Kolar responded … Read more

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Michigan Avenue Reconstruction Project Moving Forward in Milan

Michigan Avenue Reconstruction Project Moving Forward in Milan

Photo: E Michigan Avenue. Photo: Google Streetview The City of Milan is advancing plans for a major reconstruction of East Michigan Avenue, stretching from North Street to Dexter Street, slated to begin during the 2025 construction season. This project is part of a larger effort to enhance infrastructure and safety within the city and is ...

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