All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
(Chelsea Update would like to thank coach Dave Brinklow for the information below.) The 7th Grade Blue Volleyball Team came up with a big win against Dexter last night. They lost the first game 13-25, but then came back in … Read more
Governor Rick Snyder has proclaimed Oct. 18, as the Annual Shake Your Mailbox Day in Michigan. Shake Your Mailbox Day is a joint effort on the part of the Washtenaw County Road Commission and the United States Postal Service. It’s … Read more
The planned turn lane closure at Main Street and Old US-12 has been cancelled today, Oct. 14, due to rain, and is expected to take place tomorrow, Oct. 15. Motorists should expect delays and find an alternate route on Wednesday … Read more
By Lisa Carolin Chelsea has been the home of the Miss Washtenaw County Pageant since 1999 and that tradition continues on Saturday, Oct. 18 at the Washington Street Education Center, 500 Washington St. The Teen Pageant begins at 2:30 p.m., … Read more
In this week’s police blotter, Chelsea police reported that three privacy screen covers had been stolen from the 200 block of South Main Street and that a Van Buren Street resident had her personal information stolen and used to open … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Lynn Allen for the information in this story.) If you’re a fan of African Violets, on Oct. 18 there will be an African Violet Show and Sale featuring African Violets, Streptocarpus and other Gesneriads … Read more
(Publisher’s note: I was on vacation last week so some of these listings may change.) Only a few more weeks left in the season. Here’s what to expect from the vendors at the Wednesday Bushel Basket Farmers Market on Oct. … Read more
State Rep. Gretchen Driskell, D-Saline, will host a question and answer session with representatives from ET Rover, a company that has plans to build a pipeline through a portion of Lima Township, on Tuesday, Oct. 14 at 5 p.m. at … Read more
Story and photos by Lisa Carolin Sunshine and temperatures in the 50s made Friday’s Bulldog Jog a good excuse for students to get outside. “You can run around and listen to lots of music,” said South Meadows fifth-grader Katelyn Hackett. … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Burrill Strong for this photo gallery. For more of Burrill’s photos, please click here.) After a disappointing loss last week, Chelsea varsity football wanted to show a big homecoming crowd that things were going … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Burrill Strong for this homecoming gallery. For more of his work, please click here.)
