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
Community News Chelsea Education Foundation (CEF) presented Scholarship Awards to 2024 Graduates at Senior Class Night. At this year’s May 31 event, CEF’s Board members, scholarship sponsors, and volunteers congratulated Seniors and handed out $40,300 in 41 individual scholarships. Chelsea Alumni Association, teachers, and administration were also present and participated in the honorary festivities. Since … Read more
By Walter Kraft The most significant facelift of the Eastern Michigan University campus in decades is taking place this spring and summer. Final construction of two new on-campus apartment buildings, renovations to residence halls, the demolition of four buildings, completion of a new 3D digital arts complex, and a number of sustainability/energy conservation measures lead … Read more
Community News Over 25 years ago, the original TimberTown play structure was built from scratch. Hundreds of volunteers of all ages came together in a barren field to raise the timbers that became Chelsea’s iconic playground. It was an amazing week of community building, laughter, and hard work. Well, perhaps you’ve heard. Together, the City … Read more
By Sue Kelch Although there has been a labyrinth in Saline for over 20 years, many may not be aware it exists. By design, it is tucked away discreetly, allowing for privacy and time for reflection. Labyrinths have found to have been in existence since ancient civilizations, and now in modern times the usage of … Read more
By Natalie Davies The national caregiving organization CareYaya brings University of Michigan pre-med students to the homes of local seniors to create companionship and fill the caregiving gap. “CareYaya is companion care,” Susan McAdams, who serves on the board of the CareYaya Foundation and leads Michigan CareYaya efforts, said. “It’s meal prep. It’s cleaning up … Read more
The Session Room has a new owner with a familiar name. On June 4, the Arbor Brewing Company announced that its back, but in a new westside location on Jackson Road in Scio Township. “Yesterday we closed on the purchase of The Session Room on Ann Arbor’s west side and will be reopening today as … Read more
Community News Do not miss the Flea and Artisan Market at Historic Webster Village this Saturday starting at 9:00 am. In addition to the flea market in the big tent, many local artisans will be on the village green selling their beautiful handmade wares. You will be sure to find that perfect adornment for your … Read more
Incident #: 24-1706 Location: 1100 block of S. Main St. Date: May 30, 2024 Time: 11:18 hours INFORMATION: While on routine patrol, officers responded to the 1100 block of S. Main Street for the report of an Aggravated Assault and Malicious Destruction of Property complaint. Upon arrival, the officer located a witness who stated that … Read more
Community News Airanna Griecci’s soccer journey from Chelsea Soccer Club to college competition is marked by growth, perseverance, and achievement. Inspired by a family legacy of goalkeeping, Airanna began her soccer journey at a young age. “My grandfather and dad were both goalkeepers, so I always played as the goalkeeper,” she recalls. Her passion … Read more
Community News Dexter American Legion Post 557 proudly announces their Dexter High School Awards for 2024. As Chairman of the Legion Awards Committee, Legionnaire Ben Howison presented Shane Walton (left) and Ben Sackman (right) with keepsake medallions, certificates, and checks for $1000. The High School Award is presented annually to two senior young men from … Read more
This year’s Chelsea graduates are leaving the high school a better place. From starting their high school lives dealing with COVID-19 restrictions and Zoom classrooms to ending it before a full house of family and friends at Jerry Niehaus Stadium, the 2024 graduates are a special and unique class. Held on Sunday, June 2, the … Read more
By Trevor Sullivan On June 2nd, Saline High School held its 156th commencement ceremony, celebrating the academic achievement and graduation of 439 students. After the introduction of students by Saline High School Principal Theresa Stager, “The Star-Spangled Banner” was performed by students Andrew Burns, Tirian Cooper, Isaiah Gifford, and Isaac Roughton. Directly afterward, the Saline … Read more
The Chelsea girls water polo team came away with its best finish in team history this weekend after finishing fifth at the MWPA state finals at the University of Michigan Friday and Saturday. A year after qualifying for the finals for the first time and finishing eighth, the Bulldogs did some damage this year and … Read more
The Dexter baseball team came up just short of a district title after falling to Ann Arbor Pioneer 3-2 in eight innings Saturday. There weren’t many chances for either team during the game, but the biggest came in the second. Dexter loaded the bases with nobody out with a Chance Sobbry single, a Larry Salisbury … Read more
The Dexter baseball team came up just short of a district title after falling to Ann Arbor Pioneer 3-2 in eight innings Saturday. There weren’t many chances for either team during the game, but the biggest came in the second. Dexter loaded the bases with nobody out with a Chance Sobbry single, a Larry Salisbury ...
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