All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
(Chelsea Update would like to thank coach Dave Brinklow for the information in this story and Melissa Brodbeck for the photo.) The Beach Middle School swim team finished their dual meet season with a perfect 7-0 record, beating Milan Wednesday … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Mark Bogarin for these photos.) Chelsea Bulldog varsity hockey team defeated Monroe United, 9-0, Wednesday night.
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Janet Ogle-Mater for the information in this story.) How many of you have old photos sitting in scrapbooks, which you know should be preserved, or in some cases restored, but you don’t have … Read more
Congressman Tim Walberg voted in favor of H.R. 325, the “No Budget, No Pay Act,” on Jan. 23, which requires both the House and Senate to pass a budget within the next three months, or Congress members won’t get paid. … Read more
Have you ever thought about showing a lamb, steer, hog, goat, dairy calf, poultry, rabbit or turkey at the Chelsea Community Fair? Now’s the time to talk it over with your family and friends and learn how to purchase, care … Read more
Both Joseph M. Merkel and Norman H. Bauer were remembered by Chelsea Mayor Jason Lindauer at the start of Tuesday night’s City Council meeting. Bauer, 79, died Thursday, Jan. 17, and funeral services were held Monday at St. Paul United … Read more
The Chelsea Area Senior Center is offering a three-week senior self-defense class beginning Tuesday, Feb. 12 at 1 p.m. “The program is designed to assist seniors in personal safety, situational awareness and self-defense,” according to an overview of the program. … Read more
The Chelsea District Library began its “Sonic Sundays” winter music series Sunday, Jan. 13 with the Rev. Robert Jones, and this Sunday, everyone’s invited to polka at The Chelsea Depot on Jackson Street. On Sunday, Jan. 27, from 1:30-3 p.m., … Read more
The merchants at the Chelsea Antiques Mall are holding a food drive for Faith in Action through the end of the month. They are asking people to make a donation of a food item or at least $5 in cash … Read more
The Chelsea City Council unanimously approved a 1-year contract renewal with the City of Ann Arbor for information technology support at a cost of $55,614 at its regular meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 22. “I am absolutely thrilled to bring this … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Joanne Ladio for the information in this story and Dr. Raymond Howe for the photos.) There was standing room only in the Chelsea City Council chambers on Jan. 21 when the community came together … Read more
The Chelsea City Council has a light agenda for its Jan. 22 meeting, which includes the discussion of a 1-year contract renewal with the City of Ann Arbor for information technology support. Chelsea and Ann Arbor have had an information … Read more
Chelsea State Bank (CSB) sent a message to debit card holders over the weekend that said, “Due to a rise in fraudulent card activity, we have restricted the use of our debit cards credit purchases at grocery and discount stores … Read more
This is “No Name Calling Week” at South Meadows Elementary and other schools in the Chelsea School District. It’s an annual week “of educational activities aimed at ending name-calling and bullying behavior of all kinds,” according to information about the … Read more