All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
The Chelsea District Library will host its summer reading finale, “Dig for Buried Treasure,” on Wednesday, July 31 from noon-2 p.m. on the library lawn. This pirate-themed finale will have you digging for treasure all around the library and this … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Joe Koengeter for the information in this story.) The Chelsea Lacrosse Team will host its 2nd annual “Outdoorsman’s Dinner” fundraiser on Sept. 14 at the Chelsea Fairgrounds. Head Lacrosse Coach Joe Koengeter says that … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank ago Pamela Brown Kemp for the photos and information in this story.) The Chelsea U10 Boys Travel Baseball Team, coached by Dave Schultz, Mark Bareis and Ryan Valik, won the 2013 Chelsea U10 Summer … Read more
Visitors to the Saline Farmers’ Market are familiar with Kniffen Family Farms’ eggs. And now, those who frequent the Wednesday Bushel Basket Farmers’ Market, can try the 150-year old family farms’ eggs as well. Medium eggs are $2.50 a dozen … Read more
Photographer Alan Scafuri had some fun at the car show on Friday night. Here’s a photo gallery of some of his favorites.
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Susan Gartner for the photos and this column about her experience as a chalk artist.) On Saturday, Sounds & Sights Festival featured its first Community Chalk Art event. Inspired by the annual two-day Denver … Read more
I witnessed a very disturbing situation last weekend and wanted to share it with you. Last week, Chelsea Police Chief Ed Toth warned residents about the dangers of crossing the tracks at places other than at Main Street or McKinley … Read more
As everyone knows, I’m pretty much at it 7 days a week providing you with the news on Chelsea Update and with August and the Chelsea Community Fair right around the corner, I’m taking a few days off to relax. … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Tom Hodgson and the Waterloo Natural Historical Society for the information and photos in this column.) Many of the fruits and vegetables we enjoy today were brought to North America by the early … Read more
With the proliferation of illegal dumping taking place at both the Western Washtenaw Recycling Authority front gate and the recycling site on Old Manchester Road, one citizen has seen enough. WWRA Board Chairman Frank Hammer said that “an irate citizen … Read more
The annual 4-H Youth Show begins Sunday, July 28 and runs through Aug. 2 at the Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds featuring more than 800 youth who will show crafts, skills and livestock. The show begins on Sunday at 11 A.M., … Read more
