Ten adult hens and roosters made a trip from Linda Reilly’s Clear Creek farm in Lyndon Township to North Creek Elementary School Tuesday afternoon and about 125 first graders had a chance to see them, pet them, and ask questions about them in the gym. As part of a cycle of life lesson for the [...]
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Portions of Boyce Road in Lyndon Township is expected to be closed until Thursday, May 23 while its regraveled. According to a press release from the Washtenaw County Road Commission, Boyce Road between M-52 and Joslin Lake Road closed on Thursday, May 16 during the day and will open to local traffic only for the [...]
Members of the Venture Crew 357 were out working hard Sunday morning in Lima Township performing a spring cleaning of the Lima Center Cemetery. American Legion Post 31 Financial Officer Craig Maier said the crew members worked for about four hours Sunday, May 5 “cleaning, sprucing up and raking around the cemetery” before Memorial Day. [...]
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With Gov. Rick Snyder‘s $1.2 billion proposed road funding plan in discussion, the County Road Association of Michigan (CRAM) has requested all Road Commissions across the state to submit a plan for roadwork. The Washtenaw County Road Commission submitted a $32.5 million two-year plan for proposed improvements in the hopes that road funding will be [...]
Chelsea school children were removed from a school bus that was rear-ended by a car that caught on fire Tuesday afternoon in Lyndon Township. Chelsea Fire Chief Jim Payeur said firefighters had just returned to the station from a rollover accident on I-94 when they were called to Osius Road in Lyndon Township. He said [...]
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Washtenaw County Road Commission crews responded to 10 winter weather events and used a total of 1,717 tons of salt and 466 tons of sand during the last two weeks in February. In addition to all the snow and ice removal and treatment, the crews also performed the following work in the Chelsea area. Dexter [...]
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The planned closure date for Joslin Road in Lyndon Township has been pushed to Thursday, Feb. 28 due to the weather. The road closure between Boyce and Kaiser roads was originally scheduled to begin today, Wednesday, Feb. 27. The road is expected to be closed for about three days for the installation of a new [...]
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A portion of Joslin Lake Road between Boyce and Kaiser roads in Lyndon Township is expected to be closed beginning Wednesday, Feb. 27, for the installation of a new pipeline. Enbridge Energy Company will be installing the pipeline north of Boyce Road and the road closure is expected to last about three days. The Washtenaw [...]
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Beginning Friday, Feb. 22, Joslin Lake Road in Lyndon Township, between North Territorial Road and Embury Road, will be closed for the installation of an oil pipeline. The Enbridge Energy Company will begin installing the pipeline on Joslin Lake Road east of Embury Road. This temporary road closure is expected to last three days, and [...]
The Chelsea City Council has a light agenda for its regular meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 12, which includes a presentation about the Chelsea Area Senior Center from Trinh Pifer, the center’s director. City Council is expected to discuss a request for approval of the annual Chelsea Kids’ Fest at Timbertown sponsored by American 1 Credit [...]
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