STN Staff The Dexter Varsity Dance Team showcased their talent this weekend at the regional Universal Dance Association (UDA) competition in Rosemont, Illinois. Competing against teams from Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Missouri, and Nebraska, the event was highlighted by UDA as one of the most competitive regionals in the country and a potential preview of … Read more
Cover- STN File Photo The Dexter boys’ swim and dive team came home with a strong third-place finish at Battle Creek Lakeview’s Spartan Invite Saturday. The Dreadnaughts finished with 277.5 points and had six state-cut times on the day. Byron Center won the meet with 536 points. Jude Smith earned state cuts in three events … Read more
It was a tale of two halves for the Dexter girls’ basketball team in a matinee matchup with Parma Western Saturday. The Dreadnaughts controlled the first half to build a big lead but struggled in the second as the Panthers rallied for a 46-35 win over the Dreadnaughts. Dexter took an early first quarter lead … Read more
The Saline girls moved to a perfect 8-0 with a pair of wins this week. The Hornets opened the week by taking down Gaylord 59-26 in a game that was played at the Little Caesars Arena New Years Day. Saline scored the first eight points of the game and never looked back in the win … Read more
A Drew Blanton three-pointer at the buzzer lifted the Chelsea basketball team to a 53-51 upset of River Rouge Friday night. The win over the Panthers was the fourth straight for the Bulldogs after starting the season 1-3. Chelsea led 50-49 in the final minute but missed a pair of free throws to try to … Read more
Washtenaw County welcomed its new Sheriff, Alyshia Dyer, into office on Jan 1. Sheriff Dyer has served the public for many years both as a former deputy sheriff, and as a therapist and local community organizer. She also had an extensive career in the Road Patrol Division. Dyer also has multiple graduate degrees from the … Read more
To the delight of the audience on Friday, January 3rd, Mike Evans Banjo sang bluegrass and played three instruments: a traditional banjo with a goat skin head, a steel banjo, and a bouzouki. A bouzouki is a Greek instrument, Mike explains, “which the Irish figured out they could use like a fiddle.” Mike is just … Read more
For 30 years Paul McCann has helped lead the Dexter District Library as Director. During his time he’s seen it grow and change, but through it all he’s held onto the same beliefs that led him as a kid to seeing it as a second home, as a cornerstone in the community. Marking this important … Read more
Federal law enforcing new requirements for American licenses and IDs will take effect May 7. The 2005 act, passed in response to the 9/11 attacks, set higher standards for forms of identification that are required by the TSA and DHS. Both of these agencies will only accept REAL ID-compliant forms of identification, which are required … Read more
The Timber Ridge subdivision is moving its way through the Special Assessment District process in hope of getting their roads improved. They took a big step forward at the December York Township Board meeting. The Sun Times News followed up with York Township Supervisor Chuck Tellas to ask about Timber Ridge. For SAD to happen … Read more
Really good food from really good ingredients is a motto at Dos Hermanos Express. Specializing in Mexican food, such as Tortas, Burritos, Quesadillas, Tacos, Nachos, Loaded Fries, Taco Salad and more, Dos Hermanos is coming up on a year in business at its location off of Jackson Road. They’re looking forward to welcoming in even … Read more
The discovery revealed how ancient hunters used sophisticated techniques to pursue caribou on what was once dry land. A groundbreaking study led by the University of Michigan’s Museum of Anthropological Archaeology has unearthed a 9,000-year-old caribou hunting structure beneath Lake Huron. The 2014 findings illuminate the lives of early humans in the Great Lakes region, … Read more
The discovery revealed how ancient hunters used sophisticated techniques to pursue caribou on what was once dry land. A groundbreaking study led by the University of Michigan’s Museum of Anthropological Archaeology has unearthed a 9,000-year-old caribou hunting structure beneath Lake Huron. The 2014 findings illuminate the lives of early humans in the Great Lakes region, ...
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