All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
Stephanie Willette, the new farmers market manager, not only introduced herself to the Chelsea City Council on Nov. 17, but also offered some very positive economic impact numbers for the city following this market season. The Saturday Chelsea Farmer’s Market … Read more
Chelsea, Dexter and Manchester were recent silver award winners from the Michigan Fitness Foundation’s (MFF) Promoting Active Communities (PAC). Grass Lake and Stockbridge received bronze awards. According to a press release from 5 Healthy Towns and the Chelsea-Area Wellness Foundation, … Read more
Joyce Eleanor Gauntlett formerly of Ann Arbor, passed away at age 72 on Nov. 16, 2014 after a courageous battle with lung disease. Joyce passed peacefully, surrounded by her close and loving family. Born in Detroit, the daughter of Harry … Read more
By Lisa Carolin Chelsea resident Tricia McKenzie is an occupational therapist and an entrepreneur. The combination of the two is bringing her a lot of positive attention these days thanks to an iPad app she created called StartDOT Handwriting. McKenzie’s … Read more
Thanks to the Chelsea Education Foundation, the Chelsea Area Fire Authority and Chelsea Firefighter Local 1889, Kyle Grifka and his mom, Shasta Grifka spent Saturday evening at the fire house where the youngster spent one-on-one time with the firefighters. The … Read more
Michigan State Police Sgt. Brodeur recently visited first grade students in Eric Robinson‘s class at North Creek Elementary School. These are courtesy photos.
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Tom Mair for the information in this story.) The Green Party of Michigan will have an introductory meeting from noon to 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 23 at the Chelsea Alehouse. Why Green now? … Read more
By Lisa Carolin Mocha Caramel Latte, Cappuccino, Espresso, Hazelnut Iced Coffee or one of the many other coffee variations along with tea, hot chocolate and more have made Biggby Coffee on South Main Street in Chelsea a destination. That is … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Burrill Strong for the photos in this gallery. For more of his work, please click here. ) Offense wins games. Defense wins championships. So the saying goes. Two great defenses squared off at Jerry … Read more
This is a reminder that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) will hold a meeting on Thursday, Nov. 20 at 6 p.m. in the Washington Street Education Center to discuss the proposed ET Rover pipeline project. Officials will be on … Read more
The Chelsea City Council has eight action items on its agenda on Monday, Nov. 17, but several of them are housekeeping items. Among them, the City Council will discuss the option of allowing residents to submit letters of protest regarding … Read more
Big congratulations to the following students from Beach Middle School who competed in the middle school spelling bee Saturday. They are 6th grade: Nathaniel Henry, Charles Korner, Andrea Kolwaski, Jack Krugh, Kendra Patterson and Ethan Schroeder. 7th Grade: Deaglan Krause, … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Alan Ashley for the photos in this gallery from Tuesday’s 7th and 8th grade blue game against Monroe. To see more of Alan’s photos, please click here. Also thank you to coaches Dennis Strzyzewski … Read more
