Photo: (L-R) Khara Gilmore and Chris Joseph singing “All I Do.” Photo by Steve Sheldon Dexter’s Encore Musical Theatre Company kicked off season 17 in grand fashion, celebrating the music of the iconic Motown star, Stevie Wonder. This concert was a reprise of a 2022 concert that featured the same band members and singers. Singers Jason … Read more
The FCC Diaper Bank and Donation Center in downtown Chelsea is celebrating its third anniversary this month. Founded in September 2022 by Rev. Dr. Barbara Edema at the First Congregational Church, the diaper bank was created to help families and individuals in need by providing essential diapers and hygiene products. In its first three years, … Read more
The Waterloo Farm Museum will host its annual Pioneer Day on Sunday, Oct. 12, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. This tradition began in 1962, when the museum—then only nine months old—held its first Fall Festival. The event quickly grew into what is now known as Pioneer Day, attracting visitors from across the state each … Read more
The Chelsea Milling Company is inviting the community to celebrate a big day for them; National “JIFFY” Mix Day. Set for October 1, this new annual observance kicks off baking season with a day that will be a celebration of a locally made brand that has been a trusted name for nearly a century. The … Read more
The book revisits the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald in time for the 50th anniversary of the tragedy. By Doug Marrin Author John U. Bacon has written extensively about sports and history, but his newest project takes him onto the waters of the Great Lakes. His upcoming book, The Gales of November, is set for … Read more
ReLeaf Michigan, a statewide non-profit tree organization, in partnership with the city of Dexter and the DTE Energy Foundation is looking for volunteers to help plant 20 trees at Dexter Mill Creek Park on Saturday morning, Oct. 11th starting at 8:45 a.m. The trees planted along the stream will help to shade the creek and … Read more
By Bob Garver A few days before I saw “The Conjuring: Last Rites,” a friend of mine asked me about my plans for the weekend. I told her that I planned to see the film, and I was excited. When she asked me why I was excited to see yet another entry in the generally-middling … Read more
Saline City Council voted unanimously to postpone the passing of Ordinance 877, which prohibits the use of electric bikes and mobility devices in the downtown Saline area, excepting ADA compliant devices, at the Sept. 8 meeting. The ordinance was originally proposed due to concerns about pedestrian safety and will be returned to city staff for … Read more
The Chelsea District Library will serve as a remote drop-off location for South Meadows and Beach Middle School students. Photo: Chelsea District Library website Chelsea’s Walk to School Wednesday program returns for its 7th school year on Wednesday, Oct. 1. Chelsea District Library (CDL) will host a remote drop-off location for students and parents who … Read more
Photo: Residents showed up en force to voice their opinions on the proposed rezoning of agricultural land to industrial for a new data center. Photo by Steve Sheldon. In an overflow crowd at the Saline Township board meeting Wednesday evening at the township hall, the board listened to over forty-five minutes of public comment from … Read more
Photo: Chelsea mayoral candidates Julianne Chard (L) and Kate Henson await a question from moderator Paul Schissler (R). Image: city video screenshot. “These are not jobs for the faint of heart or the casual volunteer,” moderator Paul Schissler said at the opening of the Chelsea mayoral forum. “They are rather jobs for skilled, thoughtful people … Read more
Food safety is a critical concern, and recent recalls highlight the importance of vigilance. One Frozen, LLC has voluntarily recalled its Good & Gather™ Southwest Style Burrito Bowl Blend due to an undeclared shrimp allergen. This recall is significant as undeclared allergens pose serious health risks to those with sensitivities. The affected product, a frozen … Read more
Photo: Dexter Women’s Swim and Dive at the Huron Relays on August 22. Photo by Kate McAllister The Dexter High School Women’s Swim and Dive team competed in a tough dual meet against powerhouse Ann Arbor Pioneer on Tuesday, September 9. Dexter’s highlights included standout efforts in both individual and relay events. Junior Kayce McAllister … Read more
Washtenaw County residents are invited to explore three local farms during the Washtenaw Conserved Farm Tour on Saturday, October 4. The free, day-long event offers behind-the-scenes access to Brines Farm in Webster Township, Vestergaard Farm in Scio Township, and Annie G’s Dairy in Lodi Township. Each stop highlights how farming and conservation work together, with … Read more
Improving safety while maintaining a welcoming environment is how the new District Visitor Management System is described in the Chelsea School District. The system got a test run earlier this year with positive feedback. Now the district is moving forward with full implementation. The CSD Board of Education at its Sept. 8 meeting approved the … Read more
Improving safety while maintaining a welcoming environment is how the new District Visitor Management System is described in the Chelsea School District. The system got a test run earlier this year with positive feedback. Now the district is moving forward with full implementation. The CSD Board of Education at its Sept. 8 meeting approved the ...
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