All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Jennifer Tracht for the information in this story.) The Washtenaw Whippets field hockey team shut out Gross Point South, 3-0 in a game played on Tuesday, Sept. 10. Maggie Cole scored two goals, while … Read more
If it’s needed, Chelsea City Manager John Hanifan was given the go-ahead by the City Council to get bids for zoning and planning assistance. At its Sept. 10 meeting, Hanifan said the Planning Commission is working on an update to … Read more
The Chelsea Kiwanis Club is planning a Punt, Pass, and Kick competition on Sunday, Sept. 15, at 1 p.m. on the high school football field. The competition is open to girls and boys ages 6-15 years. A parent liability release … Read more
The Chelsea City Council and the Sylvan Township Board will meet for two work sessions to discuss issues of mutual interest. At its City Council meeting on Sept. 10, members voted 4-2 to set the first meeting for Sept. 24 … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Coach Loren Thorburn for these results) The Beach Middle School girls’ cross country team finished second out of eight teams on Wednesday, Sept. 11. Highlights include a third-place finish by Caroline Hirth out 99 … Read more
If you live in Sylvan or Lyndon township and the wind is blowing the right way, you may have heard inmates from the Cassidy Lake Special Alternative Incarceration program counting off while doing calesthetics. Or perhaps you’ve seen them out … Read more
The Chelsea City Council now has two bids to buy the old police station building, and is expecting a third. At its Tuesday night, Sept. 10 meeting, the City Council voted 4-2 to set a bid deadline of 10 … Read more
The Chelsea Board of Education was introduced to new high school teacher Martha Waldo on Monday night. Waldo has been in education for approximately 30 years, said Chelsea High School Principal Mike Kapolka. “Most recently, she taught Family and Consumer … Read more
The Chelsea Center for the Arts is having a student and faculty exhibition through Oct. 28 In the CCA gallery, the exhibit is open Mondays-Fridays from 9 a.m.-noon and on Sundays from 1-3 p.m. There’s a great sampling of work … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Amy Heydlauff, executive director of the Chelsea-Area Wellness Foundation for the information in this column.) I have to make a confession. I don’t work out at a fitness or wellness center. I have excuses … Read more
On Tuesday, Gov. Rick Snyder ordered all U.S. flags to be lowered to half-staff in honor of Michigan State Police Trooper Paul Butterfield, who died in the line of duty on Sept. 9. In addition, on Wednesday, Sept. 11, flags have … Read more
Would you like to get involved in this year’s Hometown Holiday events, which take place Dec. 6-8? If you’re not familiar with this winter celebration, there’s a tree lighting, parade, cookie and gingerbread house decorating – to name just a … Read more
The about 28-member Chelsea House Orchestra has entertained audiences in Chicago and Detroit, North Carolina, Ohio and Pennsylvania, as well as in front of the library and in the Chelsea Community Fair Parade with its “Celtic Music with a … Read more
