It was a special ribbon cutting as the Hampton Inn by Hilton in Saline made its official debut. The new hotel has been open over the past couple of months, but the ribbon cutting on June 19 brought the hotel ownership and locals, including the Saline Area Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Brian Marl, together … Read more
Community News We’re searching for enthusiastic volunteers to help us create an unforgettable community experience. Whether you’re a music aficionado, an art enthusiast, or love being part of something spectacular, this is your chance to shine! We have flexible two-hour volunteer slots across many exciting events throughout the Festival: Art Market, Chalk Art Contest, Classic … Read more
Please mark your calendar and join our colleagues in celebrating diversity, inclusion, and empowerment at the Disability Network’s “Tie Dye-namite” Annual ADA Celebration 2024. This vibrant event will be held on July 26th, 2024, from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the Washtenaw Office. Event Details: Date: July 26th, 2024 Time: 3:00 PM – 7:00 … Read more
Ready or not, Michigan’s state primary election is just around the corner. Though an August 6th election may feel blissfully far away, absentee ballots become available on Thursday, June 27. So whether you are a first-time voter or an old pro, here are some things to know about the August primary. The Basics There are … Read more
A Pinckney man was arraigned on charges related to an incident at a recent Food Truck Friday event. The Pinckney Police put out a press release about this on June 23. It said: “On June 21 during the Food Truck Friday event, attendees directed the Pinckney Police to the east side of the park where … Read more
Community News The Saline Area Chamber of Commerce (SACC) hosted two major events to recognize and celebrate the achievements of its outstanding citizens and businesses and strengthen community camaraderie. The Circle of Excellence event in April and last week’s golf outing were both resounding successes, highlighting the community and business connections. The Circle of Excellence … Read more
Under a sunny sky with the street and sidewalks lined with people smiling and waving, the Dexter Bicentennial Parade was one for the history books. Over 50 marching groups and about 30 single vehicles participated in the parade with the theme “A March through Time.” It truly was a community parade as kids, adults, groups … Read more
In a twist that could rival any treasure hunt, Dexter, Michigan, has once again buried a piece of its present for future generations to discover. On the balmy evening of Friday, June 21, 2024, the Dexter Area Historical Society laid to rest a new time capsule, set to be unearthed in 2074 during the city’s … Read more
By Sue Kelch On June 14, 1899, the cornerstone of the Saline Methodist Episcopal Church was laid. And by coincidence on June 14, 125 years later, I sat down with one of the managing partners of the Salt Springs Brewery, Ron Schofield, Jr. – which is housed in that former church. You could say Salt … Read more
Charges have been filed in the investigation of the Scio Township Hall situation involving computer access, an email message and a calendar invitation. The Sun Times News (STN) followed up with the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) and was told in the case connected with current township board trustee, supervisor candidate and resident Jillian Kerry … Read more
There is a new opportunity for folks in Washtenaw County to help the environment while also sprucing up Saline. At the June 17th Saline City Council meeting, Molly Luempert-Coy from DTE Energy shared information about the company’s Natural Gas Balance Program. The voluntary program is designed to help customers offset the carbon emissions from their … Read more
In announcing his candidacy for the Freedom Township Board of Trustees, Shaun Andring said it’s his love for the place he and his family call home and his commitment to doing his part to help protect the quality of life there that’s led him to seek a seat on the board. Andring reached out to … Read more
In partnership with Lodi Township, the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office has opened a new community station. Located at Lodi Township Hall, at 3755 Pleasant Lake Road, the community station officially opened this past week.The WCSO announced the opening on Facebook. “A Shared Commitment. A big thank you to Supervisor Jan Godek, Clerk Christina Smith, Treasurer … Read more
In May 2024, Officers responded to 363 calls for police service in the City of Chelsea, down from 427 the previous year, a 15% drop. Total calls for 2024 (Jan-May) are 1,716, down from 2,114 for the same period last here, a 19% decrease. Officers conducted 89 traffic stops, down from 114 last year. Thirty-two … Read more
In May 2024, Deputies responded to 834 calls for police service in Scio Township, up from 826 the previous year, a 1% increase. Total calls for 2024 (Jan-May) are 3,880, down from 4,100 for the same period last year, a 5% decrease. Officers conducted 310 traffic stops, down from 313 last year. Sixty-three citations were … Read more
In May 2024, Deputies responded to 834 calls for police service in Scio Township, up from 826 the previous year, a 1% increase. Total calls for 2024 (Jan-May) are 3,880, down from 4,100 for the same period last year, a 5% decrease. Officers conducted 310 traffic stops, down from 313 last year. Sixty-three citations were ...
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