All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
Perhaps one of the best kept childcare secrets in Chelsea is the Kids in Motion (KIM) program that on July 25 held its annual picnic at Pierce Park. Created for youth ages 6 months to 12 years, Kids in Motion … Read more
If you need to renew your driver’s license early this month, take note that the Chelsea Secretary of State office at 1113 S. Main St. will close for remodeling from Friday, Aug. 3 through Friday, Aug. 10. New carpeting and … Read more
Although the medals earned by Dexter Township resident Michael Favre while serving in Iraq were awarded 20 years after he completed his tour of duty, finally holding them in his hands was worth the wait. Especially impressive was the Kuwait … Read more
The Bushel Basket Farmers’ Market is open Wednesdays from 2:30 to 6 p.m. at the Chelsea Community Fair Grounds. Here’s what the vendors expect to have on Wednesday, Aug. 1. Kapp Farms: string beans, cucumbers, summer squash, kale, tomatoes, pattipans, … Read more
Did you know that before every election, city, village and township clerks across the state (and the country) perform a public accuracy test of the computers used to tabulate your votes? Terri Royal, Chelsea‘s clerk/treasurer performed this test for the … Read more
The Old US-12 sidewalk project was delayed due to underground fiber optic and electric utility conflicts, but these issues have been resolved and the project is back on track. Christine Linfield, city engineer, sent an update that the contractor’s plan … Read more
There are radishes and tomatoes, pumpkins and squash, sunflowers, kale, beans, broccoli, watermelon and cabbage. And this is just a short list of the many veggies at the thriving Intergenerational Garden at the Chelsea Senior Center, 512 Washington St. If … Read more
In case you missed it, the new Chelsea Police Department at 311 S. Main Street is now fully-operational. The building is across the driveway from the downtown branch of the Chelsea State Bank and the Chelsea City Offices. There will … Read more
Cindy Lesser’s plum crazy purple 1971 Chevelle was hard to miss at Friday night’s Classic Car Show during the Sounds and Sights Festival. For starters, it was parked in the first spot on Middle Street — right behind the blockade … Read more
Check out this video narrated by Chelsea‘s own Jeff Daniels. Lots of people talking about it this weekend.
Next time you’re planning a party for neighbors, family and friends, consider making it a benefit for a charity organization. Lima Township residents Sue Grau, Steve DeWolfe and Rick and Dianne Monier have done just that for the last few … Read more
Check back Sunday for a delightful story about Cindy Lesser’s plum crazy purple 1971 Chevelle.
The St. Louis Center recently held back-to-back events to benefit residents of the Sylvan Township residential care center for persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Fifty people attended a special diner at Paesano’s Restaurant in Ann Arbor to honor former … Read more
Here’s a look at what’s happening on Saturday at the 37th Annual Sounds and Sights Festival, which features Fifty Amp Fuse as the evening’s headline entertainment. Todd Ortbring, festival marketing coordinator, said “This is the band’s third or fourth year … Read more
Mark your calendars for a dance benefit for Austin Nichols, 23, planned by the Youth Dance Theatre of Michigan and guest performers on Friday, Aug. 10 at 7 p.m. at the Washington Street Education Center auditorium. The Chelsea-based dance company … Read more