Editor’s note: In its May 15, 2024, edition, the Sun Times News included a special “Discover Tecumseh” section. It contains articles describing many of the businesses and community life in this charming town. We’re running the articles online and encourage you to add a trip to Tecumseh to your list of fun things to do … Read more
By Carleen Nelson-Nesvig Saline Parks and Recreation hosted its first outside entertainment event, the Saline Community Carnival, from May 31st through June 2nd. Sunshine Lambert, Deputy Director of Saline’s Recreation Center, observed, “It was great seeing all these families come together having food, games, and fun. This was a trial run for us. We needed … Read more
By Trevor Sullivan Highline Spirits announces the grand opening of The Highline Room in Plymouth, Michigan, on Friday, May 31st, at 3:00 PM. Highline Spirits was launched to market in September, 2023, and they opened their first tasting room in Dexter, Michigan in October 2023. The Highline Room – Plymouth marks a significant event for … Read more
Community News At the June 5, 2024 Board of Commissioners Meeting the Board voted 8 – 1 to place the renewal and restoration of the Mental Health and Public Safety Preservation Millage on the 2024 General Election Ballot. The millage, which was first passed by voters with a 2-1 margin in 2017, has expanded community mental health … Read more
Community News The Washtenaw County Road Commission (WCRC) and the Washtenaw County Parks and Recreation Commission (WCPARC) invites the public to a hybrid informational session on Monday, June 24, 2024, at 11:30 a.m. to learn more about the renew and restore 0.5 mill four-year county-wide roads and non-motorized millage (Proposal A). WCRC encourages residents to … Read more
Tecumseh is not just a collective of businesses with deep roots in the community. More and more business owners like Valerie Robichaud of Salsaria’s Mexican Restaurant, albeit newer on the scene, intentionally sought out the city because of the unique vibe those deep roots have created. Valerie describes the journey of her establishment from its … Read more
By Trevor Sullivan On Saturday, May 25th, the Scholastic Rowing Association of America (SRAA) held the 2024 National Regatta on Cooper River, in Pennsauken, New Jersey. Local Chelsea resident and junior at Ann Arbor Skyline High School Megan Sherry competed alongside her Skyline teammates Alex Harrington, Keira Hale, and Sophie Ricci, winning first place in … Read more
By Trevor Sullivan The annual Fourth of July Parade makes its return to Downtown Ann Arbor on Thursday, July 4th at 10 a.m, hosted and organized by the Ann Arbor Jaycees. They are a local group of professionals who care about uplifting and supporting their community in many ways, such as event planning, partnerships, and … Read more
At Anthro Apothecary in Tecumseh, owner Michaela Holdridge blends her academic background with a passion for natural remedies. Michaela’s approach to health and wellness is deeply informed by her Master’s Degree in Cultural Anthropology, with a focus on Medicinal Anthropology. In a recent conversation, she shared her unique perspective on the intersection of traditional healing … Read more
The Saline District Library held a special groundbreaking ceremony for the new pavilion planned to be built as part of the larger improvement plan. On Tuesday, June 4, Saline community members gathered to celebrate a ceremonial groundbreaking for the cool addition expected to come to the library, at 555 N Maple Road. SDL Director Karrie … Read more
The Dexter Bicentennial Parade is preparing to celebrate the rich history and vibrant community spirit of Dexter with a grand procession of diverse participants. Scheduled to start promptly at 10 a.m., the parade features various local organizations, civic groups, and vintage vehicles, each carefully arranged in designated staging areas. Participants will gather at Wylie Elementary, … Read more
Naming the solar panel walkway was an important decision for Dexter Community Schools and the many students who helped pick it, and that’s why the Board of Education voted to name it for long-time teacher Kate Boynton, who passed away in 2020. DCS announced on June 5, the naming of the walkway. In its announcement, … Read more
Community News The First Congregational Church of Chelsea Diaper Bank volunteers would like to congratulate Chelsea and the surrounding community for a great response to the Diaper Drive hosted by Culver’s during the month of May. The crib was full! Contributions to the crib totaled 60 packages of assorted diapers, 20 packs of wipes, some … Read more
Community News The newly constructed dedicated pickleball courts at TimberTown located on the north side of the city off Sibley Rd. will open for play on Monday June 10th after a 10am ribbon-cutting ceremony. Chelsea will now have the benefit of having one of the fastest growing sports in America right in their own backyard … Read more
Editor’s note: In its May 15, 2024, edition, the Sun Times News included a special “Discover Tecumseh” section. It contains articles describing many of the businesses and community life in this charming town. We’re running the articles online and encourage you to add a trip to Tecumseh to your list of fun things to do … Read more
Editor’s note: In its May 15, 2024, edition, the Sun Times News included a special “Discover Tecumseh” section. It contains articles describing many of the businesses and community life in this charming town. We’re running the articles online and encourage you to add a trip to Tecumseh to your list of fun things to do ...
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