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The deadline’s getting closer to purchase tickets for this year’s Chelsea Area Chamber of Commerce banquet that honors its Citizen of the Year and Chelsea Lifetime Achievement winners. This year’s winners are Linda Meloche as citizen of the year and … Read more
Here’s a preview of what some of the vendors will be offering this week at the Saturday Farmers’ Market in the library lot in downtown Chelsea. The market is open from 8 a.m.until noon. King of Tarts will be bringing … Read more
Please note the change on the Schools of Choice answer for Dana Emmert. And I apologize for the mistake. (Publisher’s note: this is the third of three stories about the four candidates who are running for the Chelsea Board of … Read more
Glee Havens, executive pastry chef of Glee Cake & Pastry, recently won the second annual Girl Scout Cookie Bake-Off Benefit at Washtenaw Community College. The bake-off supports Girl Scout outreach efforts to low-income and at-risk girls in Washtenaw and Livingston … Read more
There are 13 sites in the Chelsea area that are part of the Michigan Solar Homes Tour taking place Saturday, Oct. 6 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. The tour is free and it’s self-guided. Stop by the Chelsea District Library to … Read more
There will be a wrap up meeting on Oct. 12 at 8:30 a.m. at the Village Conference Center for everyone who worked on Paint Chelsea Pink. “The Comfort Inn & Village Conference Center has graciously offered to serve us breakfast … Read more
The Chelsea Wellness Center will host a fitness fair on Saturday, Oct. 6 from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at the center at 14800 East Old US-12. There will be fitness tips from pros, exercise demonstrations, chair massages, blood pressure screenings, tours, … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Jason Morris, the middle school athletic director, for the information in this story.) Here are the Beach Middle School volleyball results from Wednesday, Oct. 3. The Beach Middle School 7th grade gold volleyball team … Read more
There’s Mother’s Day and Father’s Day and then there’s Count Day. Oct. 3 was “Count Day,” the specified day during the fall that the school district must count the number of students in the schools. This number is blended with … Read more
(Publisher’s note: this is the second of three stories about the four candidates who are running for the Chelsea Board of Education. The series began Wednesday and concludes on Friday.) During a candidate forum sponsored by the Chelsea Education Foundation … Read more
A circuit court judge has ruled in favor of a Sylvan Township resident who filed a motion to force the Board of Canvassers to recount the votes cast on a 4.4 mill tax levy on Aug. 7. The 20-year millage … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Jason Morris middle school athletic director, for the information in this story.) Here’s a wrap-up of this week’s Beach Middle School football results. The 7th grade blue football lost to Monroe, 46 to 0. … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Jason Morris, middle school athletic director, for the information in this story.) The 7th grade gold volleyball team lost to Dexter in a tough match on Monday, Oct. 1. Paige Stacy had a 4-point … Read more
Kelly Sears, an independent filmmaker, will screen her work at River Gallery on Saturday, Oct. 6th from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. An accomplished filmmaker, Sears has shown more than once at the Sundance Film Festival, Ann Arbor Film Festival, and American … Read more