Eva Gaetino, a Dexter High School graduate, has been called up to the U.S. Women’s Soccer National Team for the SheBelieves Cup. It was announced late last month by U.S. Soccer that U.S. Women’s National Team interim head coach Twila Kilgore had named the 23-player roster for the 2024 SheBelieves Cup, which is taking place … Read more
The request, if approved, could change some things at the intersection of Park and Staebler. photo by Lonnie Huhman Is it a major or minor amendment when a plan that’s nine years old is asking to make some changes, such as the relocation of a section of road? Well, to cut to the chase and … Read more
This photo is provided only as an example of the species. Photo courtesy of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, NCTC Image Library. In January, a Michigan hunter in Calhoun County reported the harvest of a large animal during a coyote hunt, which genetic tests later identified as a gray wolf, according to the Michigan Department … Read more
Drone aerial of work progress on the project. Photo: City of Saline. Construction has officially started on a significant infrastructure project targeting the water main on N Harris Street. This project, focused on lining a 2,200-foot section of the 12-inch water main, aims to enhance the durability of the water infrastructure and the quality of … Read more
Retired DEA agent Ken Magee (L) and other leaders on the day their team took down the notorious drug lord Pablo Escobar. Photo courtesy of Ken Magee. In an evocative conversation, retired DEA agent Ken Magee took the Sun Times News through his life, from his roots in Ann Arbor to his distinguished career in … Read more
Ann Arbor area students volunteered this school year in the student program from miRcore, a non-profit organization that builds funds for microgrants, supporting innovative genetic research by integrating the efforts of scientists, doctors, and the public By Chase Johansson Students at Saline High School have had the amazing opportunity to learn about DNA, gene expression, … Read more
The Saline Department of Public Works (DPW) articulated in its latest edition of the DPW Discussion newsletter its ongoing efforts to enhance water quality and reliability. Over the past two years, the city has grappled with various obstacles, including water storage issues that hindered the biannual flushing program and leaks in the sand filters at … Read more
Zoey Bendana, Marah Putnam, Marissa Kay and Alice Korner rehearse the upcoming show. photo courtesy of the CHS Theatre Guild Three shows in one with classic themes and characters at each turn, the Chelsea High School Theatre Guild’s upcoming shows expect to be must-see. The Chelsea High School Theatre Guild presents “The House of Atreus.” … Read more
By STN Staff Chelsea’s Main Street Park Alliance (MSPA) recently announced its progress on the much-anticipated project that will convert a blighted industrial lot into a novel city park. MSPA states in its newsletter, “As reported in our last update, according to the National Recreation and Parks Association, a community the size of Chelsea should … Read more
Club secretary Jim Randolph (L) and club treasurer Robert Milbrodt with the Kiwanis Club street sign from the 1970s, around the club’s 50th anniversary. Photo: Taiyler Stanfield. By Taiyler Stanfield Founded in 1924, members of the Kiwanis Club of Chelsea have prioritized their club on making the community an enriching environment for all, especially for … Read more
Patrick Zieske (L) and Marijo Grogan. Photo by the nice person at the next table at Agricole. In the heart of Chelsea, a movement inspired by the global Transition Town initiative has been quietly reshaping the community’s approach to environmental sustainability and resilience. As Earth Day approaches on April 22nd, Patrick Zieske and Marijo Grogan, … Read more
image from the Saline Area Schools’ community message In the classroom and at the local library, Saline kids will get an opportunity to learn more about the upcoming solar eclipse. Saline Area Schools Superintendent Stephen Laatsch said in his community message that “many parts of the United States will observe a total solar eclipse on … Read more
Tiani Body Care Founder and Owner, Violet Raterman. Photo by Mel Marcum. By Mel Marcum Violet Tiani Raterman is the owner and founder of Tiani Body Care in downtown Dexter. Growing up on the Whitney Farmstead in Ann Arbor, Violet enjoyed working alongside and supporting local communities. Violet kept the love going and is now … Read more
The old movie theater is located at 3686 Jackson Road. photo by Lonnie Huhman The plan to bring new life and uses to the closed down Goodrich Quality 16 Movie Theater location is moving forward. At its March 19 meeting, the Scio Township Board held a public hearing on the request and plans to make some … Read more
In February, Deputies responded to 685 calls for police service in Scio Township, down from 884 the previous year, a 23% decrease. Calls for 2024 (Jan-Feb) are 1,531, down from 1,662 for last year, an 8% decrease. Officers conducted 208 traffic stops, down from 265 last year. Twenty-nine citations were issued. Notable events from the … Read more
In February, Deputies responded to 685 calls for police service in Scio Township, down from 884 the previous year, a 23% decrease. Calls for 2024 (Jan-Feb) are 1,531, down from 1,662 for last year, an 8% decrease. Officers conducted 208 traffic stops, down from 265 last year. Twenty-nine citations were issued. Notable events from the ...
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