All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Eric Keaton for the information in this story.) The United Way of Chelsea fundraising campaign totals are moving upward, so be sure to take a look at the two thermometers — one in Veterans … Read more
Jim Randolph, president of the Chelsea Senior Center Board, was the guest speaker at a recent Chelsea Kiwanis Club meeting. Randolph gave an informative presentation on the new Chelsea Community Senior Services (C2S2) program. For more information on the program, … Read more
Several readers have asked for a Sandhill Crane viewing map, so Tom Hodgson and the Waterloo Natural History Association provided the one below. Remember, to make the type bigger, continue to hit control plus (+), then to return the pdf … Read more
The Chelsea Equestrian Team recently placed 4th at the state competition in Midland, and they’ll be on hand at the Chelsea McDonald’s on Thursday, Oct. 24 from 4-7 p.m. for a fundraiser for the team. McDonald’s has agreed to donate … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Mark Bogarin for the photos in this story.) Following a successful Facebook campaign where people were asked to vote for either the Chelsea or Dexter educational foundation as their favorite during a friendly competition, John … Read more
The Chelsea City Council unanimously approved a number of budget transfers Tuesday night, Oct. 22, which will pay for a previous court judgment, the bond payment for the new police building, the purchase of the former Bookcrafter’s building, and winter … Read more
There’s been a fourth case of whooping cough reported at South Meadows Elementary School. Principal Stacie Battaglia has been in contact with the Washtenaw County Health Department, cleaning protocols have been increased and the school is following all of the … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank all of the Beach volleyball coaches for the information they provided this season.) 7th Grade Gold On Oct. 21, the 7th Grade Gold Volleyball Team ended their season strong with a big win against … Read more
Back to the Roots will be closing its Main Street location on Oct. 27, but that doesn’t mean the popular restaurant will be gone for good. “Our lease is up on Dec. 31,” says Jason Povich, one of the owners, … Read more
There have been at least six cases of people having their cars broken into and having valuables stolen in Chelsea in the last two months. In some cases, the cars have not been locked, while in others, the passenger side … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Lisa Stebelton for the information in this story.) Chelsea High School is encouraging safe driving habits in teens with a chance to win $100,000 grant during the “Celebrate My Drive” campaign through Oct. 26. The … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Rosie Brodeur for the photos with this story.) Last Friday’s “Bulldog Jog” at North Creek and South Meadows elementary schools was a fun time for elementary school students. The “Bulldog Jog” is a walk-a-thon/run-a-thon … Read more
Of the seven business items on tonight’s Chelsea City Council agenda, five items have to do with payments and budget transfers. Following an expected report about Downtown Development Authority activities, there is a request from Kim Garland, administrative services director, … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Reiley Curran for the information in this story.) Most Chelsea teens have never used marijuana. However, the number of kids in the city who are using marijuana increased significantly from 2010 to 2012. In … Read more