All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
Story and photos by Lisa Carolin When North Creek Elementary School first grade teacher Jennifer Tracht worked with students to create a video about the importance of milk in their diets, she was not only hoping to make a good … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Kristin Krarup-Joyce, Ed. S. NCSP, Ellen Kent, Ed. S. NCSP and Emily Verbeke, Ed. S. NCSP for the information in this weekly column. If you have a question for one of the school psychologists, … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank coach Dave Brinklow for the information in this story and Alan Ashley for the photos. For more of Alan’s work, please click here.) The Beach Middle School Swim and Dive Team took first … Read more
By Lisa Carolin Ten-week old Clare almost had a home, but sadly one of her family members discovered he’s allergic to cats. So now she’s looking for a new home. “She is a sweet and extremely playful little gal who … Read more
Chelsea Downtown Development Chairman Pete Flintoft took a few moments at the start of Thursday’s DDA meeting to recognize the many contributions of Howard Haselschwardt to the Chelsea community. Haselschwardt, 93, died on Jan 12. He was a former … Read more
Kay Jean (Vogel) Weinberg of Akron, Ohio, passed away on Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2015 at the Evangelical Home in Saline after a short illness. She was born Aug. 17, 1940 in Chelsea, Michigan, the daughter of Clarence E. “Cub” and … Read more
By Lisa Carolin Whether you are shopping for a chiropractor or just want to learn more about what they do, you’re invited to the grand opening of the newest chiropractic office in Chelsea, Proactive Chiropractic, on Saturday, Jan. 17, from … Read more
By Crystal Hayduk Superintendent of Schools Andy Ingall administered the oath of office to four board members elected last November at the Chelsea Board of Education meeting on Jan. 12. Anne Mann and Tammy Lehman are returning members, while Dana … Read more
Previously, I ran a story about this new ChelseaMich.com visitor’s guide, a brochure that can be found in many downtown businesses and was asked for a pdf that could be printed out as a reminder for people. Well, here it … Read more
State Rep. Gretchen Driskell (D-Saline), Jeff Irwin (D-Ann Arbor), David E. Rutledge (D-Ypsilanti) and Adam F. Zemke (D-Ann Arbor) took their oath of office on Jan. 14, starting their next terms in the Michigan House of Representatives. Reps. Driskell … Read more
By Crystal Hayduk Dana Emmert, one of the newest members of the Chelsea School District Board of Education, plans to do her part to give back to Chelsea Schools in her latest role. “I have longstanding relationships with both teachers … Read more
The Lima Township Board met on Monday, Jan. 12, and postponed a scheduled public hearing about the proposed Verizon wireless communications tower. The tower is planned to be erected at 11483 Jackson Road, but will be accessible off Lima Center … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Patti Schwarz for the information in this story.) The call for artists has been announced for the 7th annual downtown Sculpture Walk Chelsea. Each artist selected will receive a $600 stipend and the postmark … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank coach Dave Brinklow for the information in this story.) The Beach Middle School Swim and Dive Team traveled to Lincoln Monday night and won the meet 96-71 moving their record to 5-1. First place … Read more