May 25, 2026

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Harvest Chocolate

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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

“Oklahoma!” Comes Alive Onstage at The Encore Musical Theatre Company

Community News The Encore Musical Theatre Company proudly announces its upcoming production of the timeless musical classic, Oklahoma! by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein. The production is set to take to The Maas Stage June 6-30, 2024.  This production promises to be a unique experience, as the 14 piece orchestra, conducted by R. MacKenzie Lewis, … Read more

Weber – Blaess One Room Schoolhouse: Saline’s Living Museum Gem Celebrates 20 years

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By Sue Kelch There have been many changes to public schools over the decades, and the Weber Blaess one room schoolhouse in Saline readily provides an open door into this past as a living museum.  Weber Blaess straddles and melds together both past and present, allowing us to appreciate how generations before received an education … Read more

Chelsea schools will be looking to Hire a New Director of Safety and Security

The Chelsea School District will soon be looking to fill a new position that will act as the face of the district’s safety and security. CSD Superintendent Michael Kapolka introduced the proposal for the role of Director of Safety and Security at the May 20 school board meeting. Kapolka said this new position comes out … Read more

Anthro Apothecary

Among the many intriguing shops in downtown Tecumseh, Anthro Apothecary stands as a quaint haven for those seeking natural wellness. Founded by Michaela Holdridge, a cultural anthropologist turned entrepreneur, the charmingly nostalgic shop is a culmination of her experiences and passion for ethically sourced herbal products. Originally a vendor at local farmers markets, Michaela’s journey … Read more

A Millage Renewal is expected to go before Chelsea, Dexter and Saline voters

Going before school boards around Washtenaw County is a resolution asking districts to support renewal of the Washtenaw Intermediate School District Special Education Millage. This millage renewal is proposed to go before voters county-wide in the November 5 General Election. The Saline, Dexter and Chelsea school boards have all looked at the renewal proposal. The … Read more

You are Invited to Faith In Action’s Fundraiser

Faith in Action relies on a variety of donation sources to provide continued support for the local community. Dining for a Difference is the first large-scale fundraiser hosted by FIA since Covid. Come join friends and supporters of FIA on Thursday, June 13 at Columbus Hall and Banquet Center, 8265 Dexter-Chelsea Road in Dexter. Doors … Read more

A Ribbon Cutting for Dexter Community Schools Celebrating True Collaboration

With the cut of the ribbon, the Dexter community took a big step forward in establishing a permanent home for the Dexter Senior Center and creating a Multigenerational Community Center. Dexter Community Schools welcomed the community to a ceremonial ribbon cutting held on the morning of May 20, just outside of the Dexter Wellness Center … Read more

Chelsea Hospital will Move Urgent Care Location to Support Increased Demand

Community News  Chelsea Hospital announced that its Urgent Care (UC) will move from its current location within the Emergency Department (ED), to the nearby Trinity Health IHA Medical Group office, next door on Old US 12. The transition, which will occur in September 2024, will help Chelsea Hospital meet the demand of growing patient volumes … Read more

Closed Session at Special Meeting of Saline Area Fire Board Prompts Speculation

Closed Session at Special Meeting of Saline Area Fire Board Prompts Speculation

On Wednesday, May 15, the Saline Area Fire Board (SAFB) convened for a special meeting after posting a notification for it less than twenty-four hours earlier. The sole agenda item was a request to enter a closed session to discuss the written opinion of legal counsel, and speculation about the nature of the legal opinion ...

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