Doug Marrin is the Managing Editor of The Sun Times News, overseeing editorial operations and working closely with writers on assignments, coverage planning, and story development. He writes extensively on local government, state government, and statewide issues, and also contributes in-depth reporting on local history. His work focuses on providing clear context and helping readers understand how public decisions and past events shape their community.
Concerns Raised Over Township Involvement as Chelsea Secures $1.1M Grant for Long-Term Development Plans At the Chelsea City Council meeting on October 21, 2024, council members discussed an agreement with the Mannik Smith Group to assess the city’s infrastructure capabilities in light of future development, with a strong emphasis on land use and environmental considerations. ...
Calls for police service down 20% from last year In September 2024, Officers responded to 344 calls for police service, down from 432 the previous year, a 20% decrease. Total calls for 2024 (Jan-Sept) are 2,873, down from 3,525 for the same period last year, a 19% decrease. Officers conducted 83 traffic stops, down from ...
City officials and DNR collaborate on education and prevention to address increased deer sightings and safety concerns in residential areas. The October 21, 2024, Saline City Council meeting tackled a hot topic for residents – the city’s rising deer population and its impact on daily life. With an uptick in deer sightings across residential neighborhoods, ...
Calls for police service up 17% from last year In September 2024, Deputies responded to 238 calls for police service in the City of Dexter, up from 203 the previous year, a 17% increase. Total calls for 2024 (Jan-Sept) are 2,396, up from 2,187 for the same period last year, a 10% increase. Officers conducted ...
Calls for police service down 8% from the previous year In September 2024, Deputies responded to 223 calls for police service, down from 243 the previous year, an 8% drop. Total calls for 2024 (Jan-Sept) are 2,215, up from 2,051 fro the same period last year, a 4% increase. Officers conducted 95 traffic stops, down ...
Calls for police service down 5% from last year By Doug Marrin In September 2024, Deputies responded to 122 calls for police service in Webster Township, down from 129 last year, a 5% decrease. Total calls for 2024 (Jan-Sept) are 1,214, down from 1,340 for the same period last year, a 9% decease. Officers conducted ...
Calls for police service down 12% from last year By Doug Marrin In September 2024, Deputies responded to 113 calls for police service in Dexter Township, down from 129 the previous year, a 12% decrease. Total calls for 2024 (Jan-Sept) are 1,402, down from 1,497 for the same period last year, a 6% decrease. Officers ...
You’re invited to taste the remarkable difference in locally sourced food Washtenaw Meats invites the community to enjoy a locally sourced meal this Tuesday evening at Jolly Pumpkin Dexter, beginning at 6:30 p.m. The featured dish is pork belly-stuffed poblano peppers, priced at $35 per adult, while kids eat free. No reservations are needed—simply pay ...
The secret to their success? They make their own fresh, local bird seed. Bird lovers, mark your calendars! Dexter Mill is celebrating its 45th—or maybe 44th (depending on who you ask)—Annual Wild Bird Seed Sale. Owner Keri Bushaw shared a bit of history, recalling, “Before my time, the sale started at 6:00 a.m., with cars ...
Washtenaw County Road Commission projects Township Where Impact to Traffic Timeline Bridgewater Local and Primary Soft Surface Rds Intermittent lane restrictions Oct. 17 – Nov. 1 (extended) City of Ann Arbor W. Liberty Rd between Scio Ridge Rd and S. Maple Rd Road closure Oct. 14 – Nov. 1 County-wide Various Rds (paved and unpaved) Intermittent ...
The Dexter Lions Club extends a heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed to making this year’s Apple Daze event a resounding success! Held on the first Saturday in October, we enjoyed perfect fall weather, which brought a big crowd to downtown Dexter. A fantastic time was had by all, with activities and entertainment for ...
Rising costs and permit delays push total project over $600K as city officials push for faster state approvals. At the Saline City Council meeting on October 21, 2024, the council discussed a significant change order for the ongoing Well #7 installation project, with costs rising due to unforeseen regulatory requirements and engineering challenges. The original ...
Arcadis to Continue Providing Key Oversight and Support for the Ongoing Rehabilitation of Saline’s Wastewater Treatment Plant At the October 21, 2024, Saline City Council meeting, the focus turned to a critical aspect of the ongoing Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) rehabilitation project. The discussion centered around the renewal of the city’s contract with Arcadis, which ...
Proposed $615,000 land sale to Cambridge Real Estate sets stage for new retail and townhome project, pending further planning and zoning approvals. Photo: City parcel next to Zippy Car Wash under a purchase agreement with Cambridge Realty. Photo: Google Streetview At the October 21, 2024, Saline City Council meeting, the council discussed the purchase agreement ...
Emily Fetters Takes on Two-Year Pilot Role to Support Mental Health Services Across Chelsea and School District Photo: City of Chelsea Social Worker Emily Fetters. Photo courtesy of City of Chelsea. At the October 21, 2024, Chelsea City Council meeting, Emily Fetters was officially introduced as the new city social worker. Chelsea Police Chief Kevin ...
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