May 03, 2026

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Adult Learners Institute Announces Oct. 2025 Classes

Adult Learners Institute Announces Oct. 2025 Classes

ALI Michigan continues its fall 2025 term with six more adult learners’ classes in the 5HealthyTowns area of Chelsea, Dexter, Grass Lake, Manchester, and Stockbridge. Oct. 2025 Classes: Carol Brodbeck, a Master Gardener, be hosting the class Attract Amazing Hummingbirds, which will not only explain to students why these pollinators like certain shapes and colors, ...

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Ballet Chelsea Opens Annual Fundraiser

Ballet Chelsea Opens Annual Fundraiser

Ballet Chelsea has unveiled their sixth annual Fundraising Campaign, Partner With Us (PWU), launching Sept. 29 through Oct. 11. “This vital campaign is essential for sustaining Ballet Chelsea as a cherished nonprofit arts organization dedicated to enhancing the community’s cultural fabric,” Ballet Chelsea said in a recent press release. Since their inaugural campaign in 2020, ...

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Milan Superintendent Writes to Families About Budget Concerns

Milan Superintendent Writes to Families About Budget Concerns

Superintendent Ryan J. McMahon wrote a letter on Sept. 12 to students and families of the Milan School District informing them of possible impacts state funding decisions could have on the schools. Currently, Michigan lawmakers have not passed the annual budget, which could possibly lead to a government shutdown on Sept. 30. Dear Families and Staff, ...

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Milan’s Storm Breaker Stables Marks New Chapter with Community Event

Milan’s Storm Breaker Stables Marks New Chapter with Community Event

Storm Breaker Stables hosted a community celebration on September 7, welcoming guests to its facility in Milan for an evening of activities, food, and fellowship. The event featured horseback riding, a petting zoo, scenic trail walks, and an on-site store. Guests also enjoyed pulled pork sandwiches, baked goods, Kona Ice refreshments, and time around a ...

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Broadway Park West officially opens along the Huron River in Ann Arbor

Broadway Park West officially opens along the Huron River in Ann Arbor

Transformative 7-acre public space connects riverfront trails and reimagines historic industrial land Image: Aerial rendering of Broadway Park West. Courtesy of Lower Riverfront Conservancy The Lower Town Riverfront Conservancy celebrated the official opening of Broadway Park West, a 7-acre public park along the Huron River at Broadway Street in Ann Arbor, on September 12, 2025. ...

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FCC Diaper Bank Marks Three Years of Service

FCC Diaper Bank Marks Three Years of Service

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, ...

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Dexter Awarded 20 New Trees from ReLeaf Michigan, DTE Energy Foundation

Dexter Awarded 20 New Trees from ReLeaf Michigan, DTE Energy Foundation

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 ...

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“The Conjuring: Last Rites” Review

“The Conjuring: Last Rites” Review

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 ...

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Saline City Council Votes Against Electric Mobility Ordinance

Saline City Council Votes Against Electric Mobility Ordinance

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 ...

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Chelsea’s Walk to School Wednesdays Return This October

Chelsea’s Walk to School Wednesdays Return This October

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 ...

Washtenaw Farm Tour Celebrates 25 Years of Land Conservation

Washtenaw Farm Tour Celebrates 25 Years of Land Conservation

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 ...

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EMU Student Launches App to Fight STI Stigma and Support Safer Sex

EMU Student Launches App to Fight STI Stigma and Support Safer Sex

By Britany Mobley, EMU Image courtesy of EMU As sexually transmitted infection (STI) rates climb nationwide, an Eastern Michigan University student is tackling the issue with KISS, a new mobile app that reduces stigma, improves communication, and promotes safer sex. Created by Max Morefield, a master’s student in EMU’s entrepreneurship program, the app lets users ...

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Gordon Hall Days Returns September 12–13

Gordon Hall Days Returns September 12–13

The Dexter Area Historical Society will host Gordon Hall Days on September 12–13, offering a weekend of activities, history, and community events at Gordon Hall, 8311 Island Lake Road. The weekend begins Friday, September 12, with Dancing With the Stars at Gordon Hall, a benefit for the restoration of the historic home. Doors open at ...

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