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(Chelsea Update would like to thank Jamie Adkins, grant chairman, for the information in this story.) The window to apply for a grant from the Chelsea Education Foundation (CEF) is closing soon. Applications for funding of local educational programs and … Read more
The Chelsea City Council on Tuesday night unanimously approved a resolution of support for the brownfield redevelopment plan from Chelsea Milling Company for the Buchanan Street building and property. The brownfield plan for the about 77,700 square-foot building and about … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Janet Ogle-Mater, president of the Chelsea Area Historical Society, for the information in this story.) In American culture, there are some things that just simply go together perfectly, peanut butter and jelly, cake and … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Keith Bloomensaat for the information and photo in this story.) The Chelsea Lions Club had a number of speakers at its last meeting. First up was April Gasbarre a member of the Chelsea Education … Read more
(Publisher’s note: A warning to readers, there is some information in this story and a photo at the bottom, which some of you might find graphic in detail. Hunting is a very popular activity in this area and it is … Read more
The Chelsea Board of Education was officially introduced to the newest teacher in the district — Melissa McGuire a new 3rd-grade teacher at South Meadows Elementary. McGuire, of Ypsilanti, is a 2011 graduate of Eastern Michigan University, who was one … Read more
By Lisa Carolin Alber Orchard and Cider Mill — it’s not much more than a 10-15 minute ride from the Chelsea area to enjoy the quintessential autumn experience of visiting an apple orchard where more than 50 varieties of apples … Read more
It’s “Back to School” at the September Business After Hours event hosted by the Chelsea School District and the Chelsea Senior Center on Thursday, Sept. 26 from 5-7 p.m. The Washington Street Education Center has great facility rentals and catering … Read more
The Michigan Great Lakes Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association, which is headquartered in the Clocktower Building in downtown Chelsea, is bringing its first Walk to End Alzheimer’s to town. Chelsea becomes one of more than 600 communities nationwide to host … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Coach Eric Swager for the information in this story.) Your Chelsea Bulldogs finished third and placed two runners in the Top 10 during the Jackson Invitational last weekend. David Trimas placed fifth and Jacob … Read more
If you are thinking about “moving more” and joining the 5 Healthy Towns movement to get in more exercise this fall, you might want to check out the Aberdeen Bike and Outdoors sale that takes place from Sept. 25-28. All … Read more
The Educational Foundation of Dexter was named the winner of the recent Chelsea State Bank-sponsored social media contest, the Fight for Education Facebook Contest. Supporters of The Dexter Educational Foundation logged 905 votes to Chelsea Education Foundation supporter’s 890 votes. … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Eileen Augustine for the information in this story.) The Chelsea Chamber Players invite you to a free concert in The Depot on Sunday, Sept. 29 at 7 p.m. In addition to the Mendelssohn Quartet in … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Coach Loren Thorburn for the information in this story.) The Beach Middle School Cross Country team had an outstanding performance at Friday’s Jackson Invitational. Ninety-eight percent of the athletes improved on their time from … Read more