The more things change, the more they stay the same Author’s note: I like to browse old newspapers. Often, something will catch my attention that connects yesterday with today. These historical parallels remind me that while many things feel unknown today, history tends to follow familiar patterns over time. As the Detroit Free Press reported … Read more
In its next step to eventually see a second fire station built and have it staffed properly, the Scio Township Board recently approved a resolution to “Notice the Intent to Issue Capital Improvement Bonds.” This decision is issued with the township adopted Debt Policy in mind, which detailed, according to fire chief Andrew Houde and … Read more
Sylvan Township has decided to obligate the remainder of its Federal Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (CLFRF). At its Dec. 3 meeting, the township board approved a decision to allocate the CLFRF funds toward wages. The township has $242,867 in these funds remaining. In explaining the agenda item for the board meeting, township supervisor Amanda Nimke … Read more
The WISD wants to know what Saline students, parents, staff members and community members think of applied and experiential learning in their schools. In his Dec. 20 Community Message, Saline Area Schools Stephen Laatsch said “Saline Area Schools is partnering with the Washtenaw Intermediate School District (WISD) to enhance the education experiences of students through … Read more
The Washtenaw County Road Commission is ready to tackle winter storms with a priority system and tools to keep roads safe and clear. As snow and icy conditions loom this winter, the Washtenaw County Road Commission (WCRC) is gearing up to ensure safer roadways across its jurisdiction. Responsible for winter maintenance on 1,649 miles of … Read more
Chelsea Police Department Weekly Press Summary Incident #: 24-4323 Location: 700 block of S. Main Street Date: December 17, 2024 Time: 1:10 pm INFORMATION: While at the Chelsea Police Department an officer took a complaint over the phone from a complainant who stated that her purse had been stolen. The complainant stated that she was … Read more
From Saline PD In September, Saline Middle School administrators were notified of a report of bullying of a Middle School student involving handwritten notes. At the time of the report, no suspect had been identified. Middle School administrators opened an internal investigation in conjunction with then Saline Police School Resource Officer, Morgan Sieja. Students were … Read more
Saline’s Busch’s hosted a donation event to raise money for Saline Area Social Service. Many local residents donated gift cards that will be used to help provide food for families during the holiday season and following months. Busch’s Season of Sharing Food Drive raised a total of $16,000 dollars. The store has partnered with SASS … Read more
Chelsea Community Foundation granted $15,000 to Faith in Action to further their reach in the local area. “By partnering with organizations that understand the unique needs of our region, we are committed to creating a stronger, more resilient community where no child goes hungry,” the Chelsea Community Foundation posted on Facebook. Faith in Action was … Read more
On December 9, the 50th anniversary of the Chelsea Area Historical Society founding was held at the Train Depot with 80 members attending. They celebrated with a gourmet spread, drinks, and music. It was a fitting celebration for CAHS that begins the next 50 years with new programs highlighting Chelsea people, places, and notable events. … Read more
Chelsea Hospital will open a new Mental Health Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) on Monday, Jan. 6. Located in Suite 203 of the hospital’s Professional Office Building, 14650 E Old US Hwy 12, Chelsea, MI 48118, the program will run three days per week for three hours each day. The program is designed to support adults ages … Read more
Noting that it needs work, Lima Township is taking a new look at its solar ordinance. At a board meeting in late November, the Lima Township Board of Trustees discussed its solar ordinance and compatible renewable energy ordinance. According to the township minutes on the meeting, board discussion was had on how the current solar … Read more
Noting that it needs work, Lima Township is taking a new look at its solar ordinance. At a board meeting in late November, the Lima Township Board of Trustees discussed its solar ordinance and compatible renewable energy ordinance. According to the township minutes on the meeting, board discussion was had on how the current solar ...
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