Food recalls are crucial for consumer safety, and a recent alert from Ferris Coffee & Nut Co. underscores this necessity. The company has announced a recall of Frederik’s by Meijer Vanilla Bourbon Trail Mix due to the presence of undeclared wheat and soy, which can pose severe allergic reactions. This recall affects consumers in Michigan, … Read more
Sun Times News writer Heather Finch has been recognized with the “Excellence in Creative Expression” award from the Washtenaw Community College English and College Readiness Department. Finch, who covers Milan schools and community news in Washtenaw County, was honored for her work in storytelling and writing. Her reporting has highlighted local voices and everyday experiences … Read more
As construction season begins, Washtenaw County Road Commission officials are asking drivers to slow down, stay alert and respect work zone closures. The reminder comes during National Work Zone Awareness Week, an annual spring campaign that encourages drivers to use extra caution in road work zones. The Federal Highway Administration says at least two people … Read more
The Buddy Meet has become a great time for a group of friends to share their common passion. The meet was held on April 20, in Milan. The Sun Times News connected with one of the event organizers, Nancy Gill, to learn more. “The simple idea behind the meet three years ago was inclusion; making … Read more
Dexter Township has its list of road projects for 2026, as it reached an agreement at its April 21 township board meeting with the Washtenaw County Road Commission. The agreement will see $289,000 worth of road work done with Dexter Township contributing 146,821 and the county’s local matching funds at $142,179. The Sun Times News … Read more
By Steve Gwisdalla Hello Tribe of Up! Welcome to our little corner of the world where we advocate for more joy, help each other spread kindness and leave the divisive and polarization ‘at the door’ for a few moments. I love spring. Spring brings life back to things that have been dormant for months. Flowers, … Read more
Ballet Chelsea is offering an expanded lineup of summer programs for dancers of all ages and experience levels, with sessions designed to support both recreational and advanced training. The 2026 schedule includes Advanced Performance Intensives, which provide focused instruction for experienced dancers seeking to refine technique and performance. An Intermediate Mini Ballet Intensive will also … Read more
Gallery 100 will present The Creative Corner Collection, an exhibition featuring children’s artwork created through the Manitou Beach Creative Corner’s camps and workshops. The exhibition will be on display at Gallery 100 from April 27 through May 8, with an opening reception on May 3 from 2:00–3:30 p.m. Founded in 2018, the Creative Corner in … Read more
The Chelsea Area Historical Society will host a presentation on the history of Carhartt at 7 p.m. on May 4 at the Chelsea Depot. Carhartt historian Dave Moore will share stories from the company’s origins in 1889, when founder Hamilton Carhartt began producing durable clothing for railroad workers and laborers, to its evolution into a … Read more
A half-million-dollar fix to a hidden piece of the city’s dam system hit pause this week, as new information suggested the problem may not be as urgent, nor as straightforward, as first believed. The Saline City Council voted April 20 to delay a decision on a proposed $580,000 repair project at the city’s mill race, … Read more
It’s Spring and that means it’s time for the annual Dexter Community Schools Spring Art Walk. Install day was on April 16, so the walk is ready in the downtown participating businesses in Dexter. The show runs from April 18th through Sunday, May 17th. This year’s show has grown to include the Graphic Arts Classes … Read more
Adrian High School staged Hadestown – Teen Version at the Joanne & George Argyros Performing Arts Center. Hadestown made its debut on Broadway in 2019, garnering nineteen Tony Award nominations. The book, music and lyrics were written by Anais Mitchell. The creative team behind the production included Emily Gifford as artistic director, costume and scenic … Read more
Described as a fully involved shed fire, Scio Township Firefighters responded to a fire off of Baker Road on April 19 that caused some serious damage. The Sun Times News followed up with Scio Township Fire Chief Andrew Houde about the emergency call that Sunday afternoon. Houde said Scio firefighters were dispatched just before 4:30 … Read more
Saline High School choirs opened their annual two-night Cabaret on Tuesday, with this year’s first show built around the theme “Heroes & Villains.” Each night features a different program, giving students a chance to perform a wide range of music. Tuesday’s show blended ensemble numbers with senior solos and duets, while costumes, choreography, props and … Read more
Infrastructure improvements, community events, and future planning headlined the Saline City Council’s April 6 meeting, where officials approved more than $5.2 million in bills, adopted multiple community resolutions, and advanced several projects affecting parks, utilities and city facilities. Public Input and Presentation During public comment, Tyler Kinley, a developer on the Murphy’s Crossing and Uptown … Read more
Infrastructure improvements, community events, and future planning headlined the Saline City Council’s April 6 meeting, where officials approved more than $5.2 million in bills, adopted multiple community resolutions, and advanced several projects affecting parks, utilities and city facilities. Public Input and Presentation During public comment, Tyler Kinley, a developer on the Murphy’s Crossing and Uptown ...
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