The Dexter wrestling team continues to battle for the top spot in the SEC Red after a pair of wins at Ann Arbor Huron Thursday night. The Dreadnaughts wept through Huron 77-0 and clipped Jackson in a hard-fought match 51-36. Coming up with big wins in the match against Jackson that helped the Dreadnaughts clinch … Read more
A big fourth quarter rally came up just short when the Chelsea girls’ basketball team fell to Freeland 67-61 Tuesday night. The Bulldogs entered the contest with a 7-2 record and ranked fifth in the AP D2 polls while Freeland was ranked 10th at 7-1, but it was the Falcons that took control early with … Read more
The Saline girls’ basketball team took part in Martin Luther King Classic at Saginaw Valley State University Monday and came up on the short end of a tough loss to a strong DeWitt team 58-44. The loss was the second straight for the Hornets, dropping to 6-2 overall on the season. The game was close … Read more
Chelsea storyteller Steve Daut has orchestrated the Second Annual Liars Contest, a unique event that combines whimsical tales with skilled artistry. This festival, hosted at The Ark on February 24, is more than just an evening of storytelling. It’s a celebration of narrative creativity, where six competitors engage in a playful battle of wits before … Read more
All vehicles have a lifespan; especially emergency vehicles that get a lot of use and have certain standards they need to meet. This is where the Scio Township Fire Department is with its water tanker. The township fire department’s 2002 tanker is nearing the end of its lifespan, so the department wants to have a … Read more
The Chelsea Area Garden Club, CAGC, will award a limited number of grants of up to $500.00 to local nonprofit organizations for sustainable horticulture related projects. Grants support projects that promote the love of gardening, community beautification, environmentally responsible horticultural practices, and conservation through education and by example. The grant form and information can be … Read more
The City of Saline is asking its registered voters to weigh in on two proposed amendments to the city’s charter during the upcoming Presidential Primary election scheduled for Tuesday, February 27, 2024. Now, thanks to a new measure approved by voters statewide back in 2022, all registered voters have an extended time period in which … Read more
Three former Dexter High School Dance Team members, Jordan Dicks (2019), Charlotte Hawley (2021), and Olivia Steinert (2022), now part of the University of Michigan Dance Team, recently showcased their skills at the Universal Dance Association (UDA) College Dance Team National Championship in Orlando, Florida. This event, held at Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex … Read more
Whitepine Studios in Saline has announced a collaborative effort being launched for this year’s Souper Bowl of Caring food drive. The initiative, known for uniting churches, schools, businesses, and individuals, aims to support local food charities by hosting food drives. The drive includes partnerships with the First Presbyterian Church in Saline, Saline Main Street, and … Read more
Washtenaw County Commissioner Jason Maciejewski and the City of Chelsea have invited Washtenaw County Community Mental Health and the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office to present at a Public Safety and Mental Health Townhall on Wednesday, January 24th at the Washington Street Education Center in Chelsea. The townhall speakers will address several concepts related to the … Read more
It was expected to be a battle and it was just that as Chelsea held off Saline 59-57 in a SEC crossover battle Tuesday night. The teams went tor-to-toe all night and it wasn’t decided until the final seconds when Joey Cabana intercepted a Saline pass and was able to run out the clock as … Read more
Just a heads up for voters in Dexter Township and around Washtenaw County, there are some changes when it comes to casting your ballot. Dexter Township voters have an upcoming vote on Feb. 27 with the renewal of the township Public Safety Millages. The changes or better yet additions in voting happened with the passing … Read more
Douglas Geiger, MD, is a board-certified spinal surgeon with Trinity Health IHA Medical Group who works primarily out of Chelsea Hospital. Dr. Geiger spoke with the Sun Times News to discuss easy ways people injure their back, ways to prevent back pain, and how common these issues are. STN: What are some of the not-so-obvious … Read more
Bill O’Reilly, the Executive Director at the Chelsea Senior Center (CSC), has announced that he will retire at the end of June. At the time of his retirement, Bill will have been the Executive Director for more than five years. During his time at the CSC, Bill has been instrumental in the launch of new … Read more
Recent data from the State of Michigan’s Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) reveals a concerning health issue – approximately one in four Michigan homes are expected to have radon levels above the recommended federal action level. Radon, a colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas, is the second leading cause of lung cancer in … Read more
Recent data from the State of Michigan’s Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) reveals a concerning health issue – approximately one in four Michigan homes are expected to have radon levels above the recommended federal action level. Radon, a colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas, is the second leading cause of lung cancer in ...
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