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Glee Havens, executive pastry chef of Glee Cake & Pastry, recently won the second annual Girl Scout Cookie Bake-Off Benefit at Washtenaw Community College. The bake-off supports Girl Scout outreach efforts to low-income and at-risk girls in Washtenaw and Livingston … Read more
As prize winners dropped by the Chelsea Area Fire Authority firehouse Monday, Fire Lt. Scott Basar, event chairman for Paint Chelsea Pink, heard the same refrain: It was a great event for a great cause and everyone who participated had … Read more
Tickets are now on sale for this year’s Chelsea Area Chamber of Commerce banquet that honors its Citizen of the Year and Chelsea Lifetime Achievement winners. This year’s winners are Linda Meloche as citizen of the year and Dave Killips … Read more
The Chelsea Downtown Development board of directors unanimously approved a request from Smokehouse 52 for inclusion in an REU utility assistance program at its regular monthly meeting on Thursday, Sept. 20. “This is my chance, my shot in life to … Read more
Mike Jackson of Vogel’s and Foster’s has had a busy beginning to his week. Tuesday night, the Chelsea Planning Commission approved his request to renovate the second floor of his building for an apartment space, and on Wednesday, sales reps … Read more
The Chelsea Downtown Development board of directors is expected to discuss a request for its utility assistance program from Smokehouse 52 BBQ, a restaurant on Main Street, at its regular monthly meeting on Thursday, Sept. 20. The program was first … Read more
There’s been an organic evolution taking place at Back to the Roots during its first year in business on Main Street. With a staff of 17 full- and part-time employees, the combination restaurant and retail business continues its core mission … Read more
Did you help the United Way of Chelsea kick off this year’s fundraising campaign at the home football game on Sept. 14 by feeding a pig or two, or maybe even all eight? Featured were the four new pigs from … Read more
The Chelsea District Library and the Chelsea Chamber of Commerce will host a demonstration of a database that’s available for business owners and other interested residents. On Wednesday, Sept. 26 from 8-9 a.m., Dan Erker from ReferenceUSA will host a … Read more
Two recently approved traffic control orders have opened up some prime parking spaces downtown. By a unanimous vote of the Chelsea City Council Tuesday, Sept. 11, the parking spots, currently striped off in front of the old police station (on … Read more
Chelsea has issued a request for proposal (RFP) for the demolition and environmental abatement of the Daniels Showroom and bidders have until 10 a.m. on Sept. 19 to submit their proposals. At that time, the bids will be publicly opened … Read more
Chelsea Community Hospital was named one of the “100 Great Community Hospitals” by Becker’s Hospital Review. According to a press release from the hospital, to compile this list, the Becker’s Hospital Review editorial team analyzed information, recognition and rankings from a variety … Read more
The first phase of a planned three-phase project to reassess all the properties in the city will soon be underway. First up, commercial and industrial properties and there are about 220 of them said Kim Garland, administrative director for the … Read more
Anyone interested in helping plan this year’s Home Town Holiday event is invited to the first organizational meeting on Friday, Sept. 7 at 8:15 a.m. at the Village Conference Center. Also, mark your calendars for the delightful festival that’s scheduled … Read more