Saline lit up the holiday season with enchanting luminaries, stunning downtown lights, and heartfelt resolutions for the new year. Saline Holiday Lights photo by Sue Kelch The lights of the holiday season are a welcome relief from the long, dark, and cold winter nights. Between the luminaries of Christmas Eve on N. Ann Arbor Street … Read more
Resolutions, Evolutions, or Revolutions? By Steve Gwisdalla Happy New Year! With every new year’s comes a new list of resolutions. This year I am going to…lose weight, get my financial situation in order, get a new job, make amends, reconnect with friends or family. The list is new every year, yet old as time. Hope … Read more
Community News Chelsea State Bank’s longstanding tradition of recognizing a local veteran/community member dedicated to supporting local veterans in honor of Veterans Day made an even bigger impact this year – through the Fisher House Michigan’s Matching Campaign. CSB’s $2,500 donation will be matched this year, amplifying its impact to a total of $5,000. “For … Read more
Providing Open Caption, Sensory Friendly, Dementia Friendly, Breakfast & a Movie, and More Community News Join Emagine Entertainment this January as they host a variety of specialty screenings for their guests. Each month guests can watch some of the newest film releases with an enhanced experience. Open Caption screenings provide subtitles for those who are … Read more
Community News Serendipity Books will move in early 2025 from 108 East Middle Street to 119 South Main Street in Chelsea, Michigan. Owner, Michelle Tuplin, “We are ready to step into the role of a Main Street foundational retailer, attracting visitors from a wide area and strengthening the economic vitality of our downtown. At the same time, … Read more
Post-COVID “tipflation” is confusing and frustrating many Americans By Cynthia Furlong Reynolds “Tipping is way, way out of control,” sighs a woman meeting two friends at Panera after she has paid a twenty percent tip for a cup of coffee that she will pour herself. She echoes what many Americans are feeling: confusion about the … Read more
The thrilling story of the Detroit Lions’ 1957 championship, rediscovered and reignited by their historic 2024 season. The Detroit Lions have electrified the NFL this season, achieving a 14-2 record and captivating a broad spectrum of fans, including those who previously showed little interest in professional football. Their dynamic offense has set multiple NFL records, … Read more
When It Isn’t “Them” By Steve Gwisdalla, Founder, Tribe of Up There is a lot of finger pointing these days. It seems if you do not agree with the loudest person talking about anything, then you are wrong. Happy with the election results? You are wrong. Upset with the election results? You are wrong. Merry … Read more
Inspired by a love for connecting with people, two locals have created a mobile beverage service that combines their love with delicious drinks. It’s called the Mobile Side Bar and it’s been sighted in places around Chelsea, Dexter, Grass Lake and Stockbridge. The creative minds behind this new venture are Shelley Kasper and Stephanie Dunham. … Read more
It’s the halfway point in the school year, so this is a good time to check in and recognize some of the success at the college level for a handful of local high school graduates from Chelsea, Dexter and Gregory. Chelsea Elmira College announced Gabrielle Dougherty of Chelsea was named to the college’s Dean’s List … Read more
Photo: Former President Jimmy Carter at the LBJ Presidential Library Civil Rights Summit in 2014 (age 90}. Photo by Lauren Gerson. Community News Rep. Debbie Dingell released this statement on the death of former President Jimmy Carter: “President Carter’s legacy is one of tireless work, selflessness, and service to his nation and neighbors. When Jimmy … Read more
Sharon Township residents celebrate a hard-fought legal victory preserving farmland from a proposed gravel mine by a billion-dollar global goliath. Photo: Sharon Township Hall. Credit: David Burdette, Wikipedia It’s a happy new year for Sharon Township residents who celebrated a major legal victory in their fight to preserve 400 acres of farmland from being converted … Read more
Sharon Township residents celebrate a hard-fought legal victory preserving farmland from a proposed gravel mine by a billion-dollar global goliath. Photo: Sharon Township Hall. Credit: David Burdette, Wikipedia It’s a happy new year for Sharon Township residents who celebrated a major legal victory in their fight to preserve 400 acres of farmland from being converted ...
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