All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
George Till, a member of the Chelsea Area Historical Society, was the only person to ask a question during Tuesday night’s public hearing, which is part of the process involved in the city selling the old police station building on … Read more
(Publisher’s note: Please, grab this book and read it. I absolutely loved it.) Join the Chelsea District Library and the Chelsea Wellness Foundation as it celebrates the 7th annual community read event with In Defense of Food, by Michael Pollan. … Read more
River Gallery will be closed Aug. 26 – Sept. 3. The gallery will re-open Tuesday, Sept. 4 and its owners wish you a happy end of summer while they are gone. In addition, Mark Chatterley’s sculpture exhibit will open on … Read more
(Clarification: The Middle School parents are charged $50 but because of a scholarship, they pay $25.) The Chelsea Board of Education voted 4-1 to eliminate its pay-to-participate fees for school sports Monday night, Aug. 27 with two board members absent. … Read more
The Washtenaw County Board of Canvassers has set a Sept. 4 date at 10:30 a.m. for the Sylvan Township millage recount vote. A Sylvan Township resident requested and paid $10 for the recount of the 20-year, 4.4 mill levy, which … Read more
Mark your calendar for the “Guns vs. Hoses” charity hockey game that benefits Paint Chelsea Pink. The hockey game will take place on Sept. 8 from 5-8 p.m. at the Arctic Coliseum in Chelsea, which donated the rink time. Chelsea … Read more
The last Sunday of fair week is almost as busy as the day before the annual community event begins. Early in the morning, the livestock are taken by trailers to the various processors and numerous adults and youth take down … Read more
Love mom, dad, David, Mike, Tammy, Rick, Devon, Ronni, Samantha, Trevor, Mikayla, Steve & Greg
If you’d like to learn canning techniques, be sure to stop by the Bushel Basket Farmers’ Market this Wednesday, Aug. 29 because there will be a special canning demonstration. The Bushel Basket market is open Wednesdays from 2:30 to 6 … Read more
With Pastors Jim Coyl of St. Paul United Church of Christ and Joe Jeffreys of the First Congregational Church of Chelsea officiating, members of both churches attended a special outdoor service under a tent Sunday, Aug. 26. In addition, Keilor … Read more
Samantha Bies of Dexter was a busy young lady at the 75th Annual Chelsea Community Fair. She was a fair queen contestant and showed both her lambs and a steer. “This was the most I’ve ever done at fair,” she … Read more
I hope you enjoyed Chelsea Update’s extensive 75th Annual Chelsea Community Fair coverage this week. It was “all fair, all the time” for me, and although I am totally exhausted, it was the most fun I’ve ever had as a … Read more
(Publisher’s note: I had the honor of being one of the float judges at this year’s Fair Parade. All of them were incredible.) The empty chairs lined the streets throughout downtown beginning early Saturday morning, Aug. 25, for what some … Read more
By Amy Whitesall Remember the Titans? The Bulldogs would probably rather forget. Chelsea football team opened its 2012 season with an error-riddled 34-27 loss to Lumen Christi Friday, giving up 362 rushing yards and racking up a dozen penalties. Chelsea … Read more