The Chelsea tennis team continues to show big improvement with three wins last week to remain undefeated in the SEC White. The Bulldogs opened the week by taking down Tecumseh 8-0. Singles wins went to Benjamin Tetens, Logan Fansler, Jordan Rudolph, and Bradley Dunn, with just one game lost in the four matches. Doubles … Read more
The Saline football team left no doubt that there would be no letdown after a big win at Dexter last week, rolling to a 50-0 trouncing of Ann Arbor Pioneer Friday night. The Hornets were on fire from the opening kick and did not let their foot off the pedal in the rout of their … Read more
The Dexter volleyball team improved to 21-2-3 overall on the season after winning two of three matches last week. The Dreadnaughts split a pair of matches at a home tri-meet Tuesday. Dexter defeated Athens 25-14, 25-20 and fell to Tecumseh 25-15, 25-21. The Tecumseh match saw Tia Schultz lead the way with four kills, three … Read more
Information provided by Phil Lozen Milan volleyball continued its strong start to the season by winning the Greyhound Invitational at Eaton Rapids Saturday. It was the second tournament title of the year after winning the Chelsea invite earlier in the season. Milan beat Fowler (Ranked No. 4 in D4) to open the day 25-18, … Read more
The Milan cross country teams took part in the Spartan Invite at MSU last week and the girls came home with a 16th place finish, while the boys did not have enough finishers to have a team score. Amerie Wilson finished 15th with a PR time of 20:36 to earn a medal for the … Read more
Washtenaw County Sees Rise in Firearm Deaths: Report Highlights Concerns Over Suicide Rates and Intimate Partner Violence A recent report by the Washtenaw County Health Department highlights a concerning rise in firearm-related deaths in the county for the year 2023. The data, released in September 2024, shows an overall increase in deaths due to firearms … Read more
By ronannarbor “New World Comin’” opened at the Encore Musical Theatre Company in Dexter last night, and I can’t write a review. Because the show isn’t ready for reviewing. But that’s a good thing, because the show is a work in progress which is presenting its first staged workshop with an audience and there is … Read more
Community News The ever-popular Halloween classic returns with a twist. This year CACC is collaborating with Chelsea Area Players — our community theater group — to reveal tales of ghosts, tragedies, murder, and more. Meet at the Museum, 128 Jackson Street (across from the Train Depot), with special hours from 4:30 pm – 7:30 pm. … Read more
By Steve Gwisdalla Founder, Tribe of Up Happy Almost Anniversary! Hello my friends. It has been almost two years since I began this social experiment called The Tribe of Up. We have tried to make this an oasis from all of the negativity and polarization that virtually all media seems to love. The more outrageous … Read more
By Steve Gwisdalla Founder, Tribe of Up Veriditas “Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine, had described the body’s ability to heal itself, which he called veriditas (green life force). He believed that the physician’s job was to identify which forces were keeping the patient from healing himself and then remove them.” -Stephen R. Gundry, The … Read more
“Do we want to update our charter to have language that’s ambiguous and has to be interpreted by a judge? That’s essentially what we’re asking the residents to do.” Photo: Mill Creek Park North with the fire station in the background. Photo by Doug Marrin On Monday, September 9th, 2024, tensions flared at the Dexter … Read more
A message from the Saline Area Schools Superintendent went out on September 14 informing school district families of hate speech that occurred at Saline High School. Superintendent Stephen Laatsch began his message sent out on that Saturday with: “I am deeply saddened and outraged at the need to send this message to you all. Racism, … Read more
A message from the Saline Area Schools Superintendent went out on September 14 informing school district families of hate speech that occurred at Saline High School. Superintendent Stephen Laatsch began his message sent out on that Saturday with: “I am deeply saddened and outraged at the need to send this message to you all. Racism, ...
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