A Special Weather Statement with moderate severity has been issued for Washtenaw, Wayne, Lenawee, and Monroe counties, effective from November 9, 2025, at 6:36 AM until 8:30 AM. Expect periods of light to moderate snow this morning, leading to minor accumulations on grassy and elevated surfaces; prepare for slick spots and reduced visibility down to … Read more
The Chelsea girls’ swim and dive team continued its dominance in the Southeastern Conference White Division, capturing its fifth consecutive league championship Saturday at the SEC White Finals hosted by Jackson High School. The Bulldogs put together a strong all-around team performance, taking first place in seven of the 12 events, along with three second … Read more
The Saline girls’ swim and dive team finished runner-up at the SEC Red Championships, placing behind powerhouse and top-ranked Ann Arbor Pioneer, which claimed another league crown. The Hornets delivered a balanced performance highlighted by individual wins, personal bests, and depth across events. Saline’s 200 medley relay team of Maria Baldwin, Hazel Devaney, Hannah King … Read more
The Chelsea football team gave it all they could, but it was not enough as defending D4 state champion Goodrich ended the Bulldogs season 27-7 Friday night. The Bulldogs battled all night, but the Martian defense shut down the Chelsea offense in a game that was not decided until the fourth quarter. Chelsea took the … Read more
The Saline Hornets opened their 2025-26 hockey season with an explosive start, earning back-to-back victories to begin the year 2–0. Saline opened the season Friday November 7, with a 7–4 win over Hudsonville. The Hornets spread the scoring around with goals from Bryce Sattler, Brian Meier, Wyatt Church, Brayden Ash (twice), Jack Boyle, and Toni … Read more
Dexter’s remarkable volleyball season ended Wednesday night in the Division 1 district finals as the Dreadnaughts fell to Ann Arbor Skyline in four sets (19-25, 25-18, 19-25, 10-25). The loss capped a stellar 39-8-2 campaign. Three of Dexter’s eight losses this season came against Skyline, one of the state’s top-ranked programs. The Dreadnaughts reached the … Read more
For the first time in five years, the Saline Hornets are district champions. Behind another dominant performance from quarterback Tommy Carr and a relentless offense that scored early and often, the Hornets cruised past Woodhaven 57–17 Friday night to capture the Division 1 district crown. Saline took control from the opening kickoff, racing out to … Read more
The third time was the charm for the Saline volleyball team when the Hornets defeated rival Bedford for the D1 district title Friday night. The SEC rivals had previously met twice this season with Bedford winning both matches in league play and the SEC Red jamboree, but it was the Hornets who came up with … Read more
Milan City has begun work on a $300,000 pipe restoration project on Platt Road to prevent leaks under the Saline River and extend the life of the current water main by 50-plus years. Milan City Manager Jim Lancaster said the project consists of “installing an EGLE approved liner into the existing water main which will … Read more
A child was seriously injured after reportedly being hit by a tractor on the afternoon of November 6. Huron Valley Ambulance (HVA) responded to the scene at 2:38 p.m. to a reported “child struck by a tractor on Gross Road, west of Parker,” HVA spokesman Marc Breckenridge said. “We transported one patient to Mott Children’s … Read more
The approval of the countywide Career Technical Education (CTE) millage will eliminate barriers and expand access to purposeful, hands-on, applied and experiential learning in every school district across Washtenaw County, Washtenaw Intermediate School District (WISD) Superintendent Naomi Norman said after voters passed the millage on November 4. “This millage will eliminate barriers and expand access … Read more
Photo: Little Library Food Pantry. Photo by Julie Perales A heartwarming effort is underway in Chelsea, Michigan, as several neighborhood Free Little Libraries are expanding their mission from sharing books to sharing food and essential items. Local residents have teamed up with Little Library owners across the community to stock them with nonperishable food and … Read more
The Greater Milan Area Community Fund is taking a $50,000 gamble on The Community House in Milan. “We hope the architects really give us good news,” said Cassie Prior, regarding the former Henry Ford property.
In a significant move for consumer safety, Africa Imports has issued a nationwide recall of its Organic Moringa Leaf Powder, citing potential Salmonella contamination. This recall is crucial as Salmonella can cause serious infections, especially dangerous for young children, the elderly, and those with weakened immune systems. The affected product, sold in 1-kilogram boxes labeled … Read more
The Ann Arbor Pioneer High School Theatre Guild raised the curtain on their 2025 -26 season with the 2018 Broadway hit, SpongeBob – The Musical. With a script by Kyle Jarrow and lyrics by a variety of artists, SpongeBob received 12 Tony nominations. Pioneer’s production was directed by UM Student Naomi Parr. Parr took an … Read more
The Ann Arbor Pioneer High School Theatre Guild raised the curtain on their 2025 -26 season with the 2018 Broadway hit, SpongeBob – The Musical. With a script by Kyle Jarrow and lyrics by a variety of artists, SpongeBob received 12 Tony nominations. Pioneer’s production was directed by UM Student Naomi Parr. Parr took an ...
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