All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
The Chelsea District Library will premiere the fourth documentary in its Chelsea Community History Project: Village Life at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 21 at the Washington Street Education Center Auditorium, 500 Washington St. And, everyone is invited to the … 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
Photo by Rina Miller. Reader Rina Miller snapped this beautiful photo Sunday night before the Chelsea Chamber Players concert. Concert goers enjoy a romantic moment before a performance by the Chelsea Chamber Players at the Chelsea Depot on Sunday, … Read more
Saw this mobile barn today in the parking lot at the four corners and had to share.
On Oct. 1, a state tax relief plan began, which lowers the income tax rate from 4.35 percent to 4.25 percent, while the personal tax exemption increased from $3,700 per person to $3,950 per person. In addition, the personal tax … Read more
Did you know that Sunday, Oct. 7 has been proclaimed Lions (Club) Day in Michigan? According to a recently adopted Senate resolution, “There are over 12,000 Lions members, both men and women, in more than 500 clubs throughout Michigan. Around … Read more
Chelsea Community Kitchen board member Peter di Lorenzi will discuss and demonstrate (with a tasting) healthy, hearty one-pot meals, which can be made in conventional casseroles, crock-pots and pressure cookers. The tempting demonstration will take place Tuesday, Oct. 2 from … Read more
This is a reminder for people interested in meeting the four candidates running for the Chelsea Board of Education in the November election. A “Meet the Candidates Night” will take place Tuesday, Oct. 2 at 7 p.m. at the Washington … Read more
The final site plan for a new Chelsea Chevrolet Buick dealership was unanimously approved by the Sylvan Township Planning Commission on Thursday, Sept. 27. The 15,000 square foot, one-story building (with a mezzanine for parts), will be located on 4.6 … Read more
The 2012 Adult Learners Institute (ALI) Fall Kick Off event was quite successful and there were more registrations than in previous semesters. The good news is, there are still some classes that have not begun and have room additional … Read more
Here’s a reminder about all the crane events that will take place Oct. 6-7, but there’s lots more upcoming. On Wednesday, Oct. 10, “Birds in Flight,” photographs of Sandhill Cranes with Bill Curtindale, a local photographer of birds in flight, … Read more
Join members of the Chelsea Center for the Arts at Weber’s Ann Arbor on Friday, Oct. 19, at 6:30 p.m. for a special fundraiser. Autumn Jubilee 2012: Mad for the Arts is “a stylish evening featuring tantalizing cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, … Read more
The Bushel Basket farmers’ market is open Wednesdays from 2:30 to 6 p.m. at the Chelsea Community Fairgrounds. Here’s what the vendors expect to have this week. Kapp Farms: Kale, tomatoes, sweet and hot peppers, baked goods, rolls, cookies and … Read more
Representatives from Chelsea, Sylvan Township, and the state Department of Environmental Quality met on Friday, Sept. 28 to discuss possible scenarios for the township’s water system, which has just 110 customers, but which was built for about 1,300 customers. State … Read more