The Milan Area Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Milan Seniors for Healthy Living and Dementia Friendly Saline, has announced its exciting new initiative, “Milan’s Dementia Friendly Challenge.” Community members are invited to attend one or both of these free presentations to discover how businesses and organizations can become dementia-friendly and why this is so … Read more
Join Brian Braun of Braun & Helmer Auction Service for an in-depth look at the history, allure, and value of vintage canning jars. Antique canning jars are more than just charming kitchen decorations—they’ve become a popular collector’s item, prized for their historical value, unique designs, and vibrant colors. Collectors and enthusiasts are drawn to these … Read more
Explore the Unseen Beauty in Everyday Life with Craig Cossey’s Intricate Artwork, Sep 5 – Oct 29, 2024 Community News Gallery 100 is delighted to present its upcoming solo exhibition, “Craig Cossey: Small Discoveries,” showcasing the intricate and evocative works of acclaimed artist Craig Cossey. The exhibition will be on view at Gallery 100 from … Read more
Capturing the Spirit of Sports: The Perfect Shot Exhibition Comes to Chelsea District Library By Virginia Krueger Sports have a special power to create community, bringing together people of all ages and demographics to root for (or against) a common cause. Fans remember specific games, plays, athletes, and moments they witnessed. Chelsea District Library is … Read more
Milan Area Schools has a new contract with its bus drivers and transportation employees for the 2024-2025 school year. On Aug. 28, the Milan Board of Education met and approved the master agreement with the Milan Area Schools Transportation Association. The updates/changes made to the agreement include an increase in wages. In addressing the agreement, … Read more
Scio Township will continue to give the Van Curler Preserve the attention it needs. At their Aug. 27 meeting, the Scio Township Board approved devoting up to $20,000 for the proposed 6.5-acre prairie restoration project at the Van Curler Preserve. Work is expected to commence on or before the end of 2025. The Van Curler … Read more
Get out your lederhosen and dirndl! Get ready to tap the keg! Saline’s Oktoberfest is set to make a grand return on September 20 and 21 on South Ann Arbor Street, bringing back popular events and introducing new attractions for the community. The event, now in its 19th year, celebrates the city’s German heritage with … Read more
New Title IX Plaza in Dexter-Huron Metropark Celebrates Decades of Progress for Women in Sports and Honors Local Trailblazers After years of anticipation, on August 28, 2024, the Washtenaw County Parks and Recreation Commission (WCPARC) and the Huron Waterloo Pathways Initiative (HWPI) hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Title IX Plaza, located along the … Read more
Two seats on the Dexter Community Schools Board of Education are up for election on November 5. In lead up to this, the school district plans on hosting a candidate forum in September to help voters get to know the candidates. At the Aug. 26 board meeting, DCS Board of Education President Elise Bruderly shared … Read more
City council receives detailed presentation on critical water safety initiative, highlighting expanded protection area and enhanced contaminant inventory. Image: Google Streetview, June 2024 Saline’s City Council recently received an update on the Wellhead Protection Plan (WHPP) from Jennifer Morris, Principal at OHM Advisors, during their August 19th meeting. The presentation highlighted the significance of updating … Read more
Milan’s Plum Tree Yarn Shop helps supply the yarn and distribute the artistic results By Brooke Whittaker In fall 2022, Presidential Scholar and psychology major Jesse John revived the dormant EMU Honors Crochet and Knitting Club. The club’s mission was to provide a space for students to relax, develop fiber arts skills, and contribute to … Read more
Photo: Tolan Square Halloween 2022. Photo: Milan Area Chamber Facebook. The Milan City Council recently approved a series of special events set to bring excitement and community engagement to the downtown area in the coming weeks. Here’s a rundown of the events in chronological order: Be sure to mark your calendars and join in on … Read more
City Manager Colleen O’Toole outlines plans to revitalize local services and infrastructure at the August Mayors Conference Photo: City Manager Coleen O’Toole. Photo by Carleen Nelson Nesvig. City Manager Colleen O’Toole provided updates on several significant infrastructure projects at the August Mayors conference held at the SASC on August 16th that will impact city residents. … Read more
Photo: The Old Milan Fire Barn as it looked circa 1950. Courtesy of MAHS By Carleen Nelson-Nesvig The Old Milan Fire Barn, a cherished piece of local history, has been given a new lease on life after years of restoration and dedication by the Milan Area Historical Society (MAHS). Anne Farmer, President of the Milan … Read more
City of Saline partners with schools and the county to address congestion and improve pedestrian safety by 2025 Photo: N Maple and Thibault. Google Streetview, May 2024. The City of Saline is moving forward with a key initiative to improve traffic safety and flow around Saline Middle School, focusing on the intersection of Maple Road … Read more
City of Saline partners with schools and the county to address congestion and improve pedestrian safety by 2025 Photo: N Maple and Thibault. Google Streetview, May 2024. The City of Saline is moving forward with a key initiative to improve traffic safety and flow around Saline Middle School, focusing on the intersection of Maple Road ...
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