Gallery 100 is hosting an Opening Reception for the Chelsea Painters on Sept. 14 from 2-3 p.m. The Chelsea Painters are a group of artists whose work reflects their passion and commitment to the arts on both local and national stages. This exhibition will showcase their diverse talents and unique perspectives. The reception will provide … Read more
Photo: The Davenport-Curtiss Mansion in Saline, MI, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Credit: Andrew Jameson, 2010, Wikimedia Commons under a Creative Commons License. City Council approved a preliminary agreement with the Curtiss family regarding the city’s potential purchase of the Davenport-Curtiss mansion, located on E. Michigan Ave., Saline, at the council’s Sept. 2 meeting. … Read more
It only took just over 30 seconds for the Dexter football team to find the endzone Friday night and it was the first of many trips past the goal line in a 48-7 rout of Monroe in the SEC Red opener. John-Michael Jerome busted free for a 34-yard TD run just 32 seconds into the … Read more
The Saline football team opened the home portion of its season with an impressive 50-0 trouncing of Ann Arbor Skyline Friday night. The Hornets left no doubt in their SEC Red opener that they were not going to overlook Skyline in the annual ChadTough game Friday. Saline jumped out to a 21-0 lead after one … Read more
By Steve Gwisdalla Hello Tribe of Up! Here in our happy little (but growing) tribe, we advocate for more joy every chance we get. We pay kindness forward and we seek to find those moments that allow us to pause and appreciate wonder around us. With all of that going on, sometimes there are times … Read more
Chelsea’s City Council took the next steps in developing 1155 Old Manchester Rd. by passing the first reading of two ordinances regarding the property at the Sept. 2 meeting. The ordinances, which allow for tax exemptions for certain affordable housing projects in the city, were passed unanimously after discussion by council members and several public … Read more
The Dexter volleyball team has gotten off to a fast start to the 2025 season with 11 straight wins. The eleven straight wins includes a three-set win over defending D1 state champion Northville and a strong Howell team at home Thursday night. The teams split a pair of hard-fought first two sets with Dexter taking … Read more
Milan City Council’s first look at the complete survey data collected for the master plan spurred discussion about the what the city has power to impact – and what they don’t. In the 499 survey responses, more than 85 percent prioritized family and senior housing.
Just before the start of school, Milan Area Schools ran into something that some other school districts, such as Saline, had to deal with as well late this summer and that’s mold. The hot and humid days of summer led to a couple of areas needing remediation work at Paddock Elementary School. Milan Superintendent Ryan … Read more
Each year after Labor Day, owners of pre-1916 cars drive their prized possessions from Lansing to Dearborn. This year, they made a stop in Dexter at the Dexter Area Museum on their way to Dearborn to attend the 2025 Old Car Festival at Greenfield Village. On September 5, old cars and the people who love … Read more
Photo: Jacob Turner stands next to the new Little Library he built outside Chelsea First United Methodist Church. The library, located at 128 Park Street, includes books and a prayer request box for the community. Photo courtesy of Rev. J. Gordon Schleicher A new Little Library now stands outside Chelsea First United Methodist Church at … Read more
Photo: This photo of the Whately, MA, Coronet Band offers an example of what a late 19th-century cornet band looked like. These all-brass wind ensembles were a popular feature of American and British community life, performing at public events and gatherings. Before the age of recorded music, cornet bands like this one were a primary … Read more
There are some planned changes coming to Heritage School that should add to the educational experience for the students and staff at the building for the fourth and fifth grades. The plan for the school was presented at the Aug. 26 school board meeting by Saline Area Schools Executive Director of Operations Rex Clary, who … Read more
Webster Township is working on a Private Roads Amendment in its Code of Ordinances that could have an impact around the township. A special meeting has been scheduled for September 10 to discuss the standards regulating existing non-compliant roads and shared driveways. The township said the amendment is only a proposal to start the discussion … Read more
Photo: Three Men and a Tenor performing at the Saline Community Fair on August 30, 2025. Photo by Steven Sheldon. Legendary UCLA basketball John Wooden once said “the truest test of a man’s character is what he does when no one is watching.” It suggests that private behavior, not just public performance, demonstrates a person’s … Read more
Photo: Three Men and a Tenor performing at the Saline Community Fair on August 30, 2025. Photo by Steven Sheldon. Legendary UCLA basketball John Wooden once said “the truest test of a man’s character is what he does when no one is watching.” It suggests that private behavior, not just public performance, demonstrates a person’s ...
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