All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
Photos and Story by Lisa Carolin Ed Greenleaf has been running the Chelsea Antique Mall since 2010, and he says that it just keeps getting busier. This summer, visitors will find the Antique Mall at capacity, with 40 dealers operating … Read more
The Chelsea Area Chamber of Commerce will hold a ribbon cutting for Hatch Stamping‘s new business office on Thursday, July 10 at 11:30 a.m. Hatch Stamping recently opened a new business office in the Middle Square Professional Building at 134 … Read more
Photos and story By Lisa Carolin The summer season at The Village Shoppe in downtown Chelsea means such items as margarita and Bloody Mary mixes, crab dip, nautical-themed clothing and other red, white and blue items to celebrate Independence Day … Read more
E.T. Rover Pipeline Company of Dallas, Texas recently sent letters to numerous Lima Township land owners seeking permission for the company’s surveyors to go on their private property to survey specific parcels for a possible multi-state natural gas pipeline. Lima … Read more
Global Marketplace is moving into the former River Gallery space at 120 South Main St. “It’s our goal to be open in time for the Sounds and Sights Festival weekend on July 24,” said Kevin Frahm, who owns the store … Read more
By Lisa Carolin The first candidate for a job that Susan Carlson ever interviewed was someone applying to work at the Chelsea Milling Company (Jiffy Mixes.) Now Carlson is the president and franchise owner of Manpower in Scio Township, and … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank the Chelsea Area Chamber of Commerce for the information in this story.) “It has been brought to our attention that some members have received an email stating it is from the Chelsea Area Chamber … Read more
Chelsea Lanes is offering a kids bowl free program this summer. Owner Eddy Greenleaf, Jr. says he wanted to offer children a chance to have fun at the lanes, get some exercise and learn a game that can be played … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Patricia Marsh for the information in this story.) Local non-profit Ballet Chelsea (formerly Youth Dance Theatre), has announced it is moving to new studio space in late summer. Located at 1050 South Main St. … Read more
After much talk, planning and approval of a $450,000 bond by the Chelsea City Council, the Downtown Development Authority‘s planned Jackson Street corridor/alley improvement project is set to move forward this summer with a projected completion date of Aug. 29. … Read more
The Chelsea Planning Commission met on Tuesday, June 17, to tackle two main agenda items. The first was a special use request by Joe Ziolkowski, owner of the old police station building at 104 E. Main St. Ziolkowski was unanimously … Read more
By Lisa Carolin There’s a new tool to fund a new or growing business if you live in Michigan. It’s called investment crowdfunding, and the law supporting it was signed by Gov. Rick Snyder in December making it Public Act … Read more
