All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
Three members of Fair Trade Chelsea — Elizabeth Hammer, Rebecca Meuninck and Gail McCulloch — spent most of October celebrating Fair Trade Month by providing free Fair Trade coffee for meetings to about eight organizations. The effort was one more … Read more
Chelsea State Bank will begin collecting food and household items for Faith in Action Chelsea/Dexter on Nov. 1. The bank will place holiday boxes in their lobbies from Nov. 1 to Dec. 12 to collect items that are in great … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Janet Ogle-Mater for the information in this story.) It’s time for the Chelsea Girl Scouts annual food drive to help Faith in Action restock their shelves for the upcoming holiday season. On Saturday, Nov. … Read more
The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) has informed Chelsea that southbound left-hand turns from M-52 (Main Street) onto Jackson Street are now prohibited. When the road is reopened, this change will prevent vehicles from stacking up on the railroad tracks. … Read more
Tamara Jaros will kick off the Chelsea Chamber of Commerce Lunch and Learn series on Tuesday, Nov. 11 at 11:45 a.m. at Chelsea Lanes. She will help you with all your Constant Contact needs. If you have questions, or concerns … Read more
By Lisa Carolin Nine years, and the number of participants and patrons just keep on growing. It’s the Wine, Women and Shopping event, which takes place this year on Saturday, Nov. 8, in and around downtown Chelsea. Hundreds of shoppers … Read more
Rick Eder will remember 2014 as a year of community honor and great luck. This summer, he was chosen as Chelsea’s Citizen of the Year and will be a guest of honor tonight at the Chelsea Comfort Inn and Village … Read more
This is a reminder that MDOT is expected to close M-52 at the railroad tracks through Oct. 31. Traffic will be detoured around town using the detour routes below. Northbound M-52 traffic will be directed east down Old US-12, … Read more
Pianos, art supplies, pottery wheels, furniture, computers, a large collection of art books, and much more will be auctioned off at the Chelsea Center for the Arts’ building, 400 Congdon St. on Sunday, Oct. 19. The auction will be conducted … Read more
The Chelsea Police Department advises motorists that on Monday, Oct. 13 and Tuesday, Oct. 14 there will be no eastbound turns permitted from southbound M-52 from about 8 a.m.-5 p.m. because of construction. Police are advising motorists to find alternate … Read more
Saint Joseph Mercy Health System Regional President and CEO Garry C. Faja recently announced his retirement at the end of this calendar year. According to the press release, for the past 32 years Faja has been at the forefront of … Read more
Bank of Ann Arbor (BOAA) recently announced the hiring of Janice Ortbring as a new vice president, marketing manager. Ortbring brings more than 20 years of expertise to the bank with the last 13 as the co-owner and creative director … Read more
