May 16, 2026

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Dexter’s Art Scene Ignites with Master Artist Nancie King Mertz to Judge Plein Air Festival

Master Artist Nancie King Mertz. Photo: www.nanciekingmertz.com By Taiyler Stanfield, STN Writer The Dexter community’s 12th annual Paint Dexter Plein Air Festival, August 12-17, 2024, promises to once again bring an enriching and joyous experience for local and visiting artists looking to compete with both friendly and professional competition. Winning 17 awards throughout the years, … Read more

April Read & Seed: A Fun Event for Seniors and Preschoolers

Photo courtesy of CSC Soon after spring’s arrival, Chelsea Senior Center’s Trinh Pifer Intergenerational Garden will be buzzing with the “Read and Seed” activity shared by seniors and Chelsea Community Preschool students. Read & Seed, April 2 and 3, kickstarts Chelsea Senior Center’s intergenerational programming for the garden season. Seniors who love interacting with young … Read more

Saline Mayor Sets Stage for Community Dialogue with Coffee Hour Event

Saline’s Mayor Brian Marl has set an interactive Coffee Hour on the morning of March 8th. This event is an opportunity for residents to gain insights into the city’s progress, discuss the Mayor’s January State of the City address, and delve into specific plans concerning infrastructure and business strategies aimed at bolstering local retention and … Read more

Scio Twp Police Report, January 2024

In January, Deputies responded to 846 calls for police service in Scio Township, up from 778 the previous year for a 9% increase. Officers conducted 205 traffic stops, down from 268 last year. Forty-five citations were issued. Notable events from the police call log include: One assault Seven larcenies Three vehicle thefts 48 crashes Six … Read more

Dexter Twp Police Report, January 2024

In January, Deputies responded to 156 calls for police service in Dexter Township, up from 145 the previous year for an 8% increase. Officers conducted 52 traffic stops, down from 64 last year. Five citations were issued. Notable events from the January police call log include: One larceny 13 crashes Four medical assists Eight citizen … Read more

City of Dexter Police Report, January 2024

Official emblem of the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office next to the text 'City of Dexter', indicating municipal or law enforcement authority in Dexter

In January, Deputies responded to 271 calls for police service in the City of Dexter, up from 244 the previous year for an 11% increase. Officers conducted 132 traffic stops, up from 121 last year. Nine citations were issued. Notable events from the police call log include: One assault One larceny Nine crashes One medical … Read more

Gallery 100 Presents: Saline Painters Guild Exhibition

Gallery 100, a growing hub of artistic expression located in Chelsea, is excited to announce its upcoming exhibit, the “Spring Show” by the Saline Painters Guild. This captivating showcase, scheduled to run from March 5 to April 28, will feature a stunning collection of paintings by Saline artists. Exhibit Highlights: The Saline Painters Guild is a group of … Read more

Major Safety Overhaul for N. Territorial Rd and Dexter Town Hall Rd Intersection Begins

A quiet intersection at N. Territorial Rd with a hanging traffic light and a crosswalk, flanked by residential property and bare trees under an overcast sky, leading into a gentle incline with green road signs visible in the distance.

The Washtenaw County Road Commission (WCRC) is addressing longstanding safety concerns at a troublesome intersection. Construction for the much-anticipated N. Territorial Rd and Dexter Town Hall Rd Safety Improvement project is poised to begin. The project is a collaborative effort with the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT), with the bid awarded to the Fonson Company, … Read more

Mark your Calendar: The Saline Fiddlers Philharmonic will be Performing their 30th Anniversary Hometown Show

The Saline Fiddlers Philharmonic. photo courtesy of the Saline Fiddlers Philharmonic A special show for a special anniversary, the Saline Fiddlers Philharmonic will be performing their 30th Anniversary Hometown Show featuring a very special guest. This show will mark the return of Saline Fiddler’s Alumni and Grammy nominated artist, Jeremy Kittel and his band, Kittel … Read more

Community Support is Strong for Chelsea’s “TimberTown Re-Imagined” Project

Aerial view of Timber Town Park in autumn with colorful trees, playground, and sports courts near an urban area with buildings and parking lots.

The Chelsea community has launched a significant endeavor to rejuvenate the city’s largest park, TimberTown, with a February 20th kick-off fundraising event in a packed McKune Room at the Chelsea District Library. The ambitious “TimberTown Reimagined” project is spearheaded by a dedicated steering committee and the Chelsea Parks & Rec Commission to transform the park … Read more

Love History? Step Back in Time with the Pioneer Experience to Enrich Young Minds

Man and boy sawing wood as pioneers did

Do you remember when you were in the 2nd, 3rd or 4th grade?  Do you remember when your class went on a field trip to the Waterloo Farm and Dewey School Museums? In the early educational stages, specifically around the 2nd to 4th grades, students often have the opportunity to engage in enriching field trips … Read more

Love History? Step Back in Time with the Pioneer Experience to Enrich Young Minds

Love History? Step Back in Time with the Pioneer Experience to Enrich Young Minds

Do you remember when you were in the 2nd, 3rd or 4th grade?  Do you remember when your class went on a field trip to the Waterloo Farm and Dewey School Museums? In the early educational stages, specifically around the 2nd to 4th grades, students often have the opportunity to engage in enriching field trips ...

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