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(Publisher’s note: There is also a letter endorsing Jim Drolett, which posted today.) Many positive changes have come to Dexter Township through Pat Kelly. In the mid-1990’s before Pat was involved with local government, I attended numerous township meetings and … Read more
(Publisher’s note: There is also a letter endorsing Pat Kelly, which posted today.) I have known Jim Drolett for several years and have been impressed with his abilities as a previous Dexter Township Supervisor and as a fellow member on … Read more
Michigan Department of Human Services Director and former Chief Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court Maura Corrigan and Deputy Director Steven Yager visited the St. Louis Center on Friday, Oct. 19 to see first-hand the services, programs, and facilities provided … Read more
AnnArbor.com reported that there was a small fire in a high school bathroom on Thursday, Oct. 25, which caused a brief evacuation of students. For the full story, click here.
This is it, everyone. The last Saturday farmers’ market of the season from 8 a.m.-noon in the library lot on Park Street. Back Forty Acres is going to bring everything they can to empty their freezers. So come and stock … Read more
Both Linda Meloche, the 2012 Citizen of the Year, and Dave Killips, the 2012 Lifetime Achievement winner, were honored in grand style Thursday night by both elected officials and community members during the Chelsea Area Chamber of Commerce banquet at … Read more
At a recent Chelsea Lions Club meeting, Micayla Zynda and Ella Fritzemeier were guest speakers and they talked about attending Girls State. The club sponsored the girls’ attendance at the conference. They are seniors at Chelsea High School this year. In … Read more
In its ninth year, Art on the Farm, a special artisan show in Dexter Township, will take place Sunday, Oct. 28 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Lauren and Jack Kingsley’s farm at 12075 Island Lake Road. There will be about … Read more
Lisa Olszewski, a Chelsea doctor of chiropractic who owns Precision Spinal Care, was recently named the Michigan Association of Chiropractors’ (MAC) “Rising Star” for 2012. The award is given “in appreciation of members who are stepping above and beyond for … Read more
Meet Chelsea Police Chief Ed Toth in a casual atmosphere on Friday, Oct. 26 from 7-8:30 a.m. at The Treehouse at 1101 S. Main St. Discuss current issues, ask questions, give feedback, or just introduce yourself and get to know … Read more
If you have expired medications you’d like to dispose of, The Big Red Barrel Project will soon be coming to Chelsea, Dexter and Manchester. Tuesday night, Oct. 23, Reiley Curran, SRSLY coalition director, gave a presentation to the Chelsea City … Read more
Are you interested in making walking and biking to school safer? Then be a part of a Safe Routes to Schools’ “walking audit” on Saturday, Oct. 27 at 9 a.m. in downtown Chelsea. As part of Chelsea Safe Routes to … Read more
Transition Town Chelsea will hold its first of a series of fall films, titled “Down to Earth” on Friday, Oct. 26 beginning at 7 p.m. at the Chelsea Senior Center, 512 E. Washington St. The upcoming films will look at … Read more
With the fall colors bursting out all over the landscape, this is a popular time for small plane and helicopter pilots to enjoy some flying time. And as pilots perform their pre-flight checks, here’s something that a Chelsea dad wants … Read more