All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
Voters in Chelsea and the townships of Sylvan, Lima and Lyndon overwhelmingly approved the Chelsea Area Fire Authority millage, 5,049 votes to 3,031 votes, respectively, according to unofficial election results. The 5-year, 1.8 mil tax levy was approved by Chelsea … Read more
Democratic Dexter Township Supervisor Pat Kelly was re-elected Tuesday defeating her Republican challenger Jim Drolett by 81 votes. Kelly received 1,818 votes and Drolett got 1,737 votes, according to unofficial results. In addition, township voters approved a new millage to … Read more
Republican Scott Cooper will be the new supervisor of Sylvan Township and will take office on Nov. 20 after he defeated current Supervisor Bob Lange, who ran as an Independent, 905 votes to 731 votes, according to unofficial results. In … Read more
People began lining up at the polls in Chelsea by 6 a.m. this morning even though they didn’t open until 7 a.m., and the lines of people continued throughout the morning at the Washington Street Education Center polling place. Election … Read more
While you’re attending Sunday’s Veterans Day ceremony at Veterans Park, be sure to take the time to admire the work of John Scott and his son, Jacob, 24, and Alternative Paving Systems. The father-and-son business has done a lot of … Read more
Chelsea will hold a Veterans Day tribute on Sunday, Nov. 11 beginning at 1 p.m. at Veterans Park to honor all those who have served this country. “Veterans are invited to attend a ceremony paying tribute to all who served … Read more
Attention Chelsea store owners. The Chelsea Chamber of Commerce and Chelsea Hometown Holiday Planning Committee are compiling a list of activities that are planned for the festival, which takes place on Nov. 30, and Dec.1-2. Please submit information for any … Read more
The Chelsea District Library board will interview three candidates for a trustee at large position on the board on Wednesday, Nov. 14. The interviews will take place in the McKune Room from 7:20 p.m. – 9:30 p.m., for a term … Read more
Keep your eyes open for red-and-white balloons Saturday because those are the stores participating in the annual Wine, Women and Shopping event held throughout Chelsea on Nov. 10. This year there will also be an Artisan’s Market at The Depot … Read more
Chelsea Girls Scouts participated in Scouting for Food, a food drive at Polly’s Saturday to restock the Faith in Action pantry shelves. “The scouting movement, boy, girl and venture scouts, all take part in scouting for food collections on four … Read more
On Tuesday’s ballot, in addition to all the candidates, voters are asked if they want to renew a 1.8 millage, which funds the Chelsea Area Fire Authority. Registered voters in Chelsea and the townships of Lima, Lyndon and Sylvan will … Read more
During Chelsea’s Hometown Holiday festivities, Chelsea First United Methodist Church will host the 3rd annual Children’s Christmas Bazaar, on Dec. 1 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m., a fun shopping experience for children preK-5th grade. The childrens’ bazaar is planned to provide … Read more
On Tuesday, in addition to all the candidates on the general election ballot, Dexter Township voters will be asked to cast their vote on a millage proposal to build a new fire substation. With all the state-wide ballot proposals on … Read more
Chelsea High School graduate and scholar athlete Dr. Nate Keiser was honored last week In Phoenix, Ariz., at the 3rd annual International Association of Functional Neurology and Rehabilitation conference where he was appointed to the position of assistant professor of … Read more