All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
Chelsea resident Tim Bristle, a division leader with Primerica, Inc., an independent financial services marketing company, is expanding his business by adding a Chelsea office. Currently, Bristle has an Ann Arbor office, but plans to hire 50 new employees and … Read more
According to a chronology supplied by Lloyd Grau, here is more fair history. 1937: Chelsea’s first Community Fair held Saturday, Nov. 13, 1937 in the high school gymnasium sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Chelsea and the Future Farmer Club … Read more
AnnArbor.com has reported that Christopher James Boyer, 24, of “the Dexter area” was killed in a rollover accident on Lima Center Road in Dexter Township yesterday, Aug. 8. In addition, the driver of the car, David William Fishburn of the … Read more
Anyone interested in getting involved in the planning of the “Paint Chelsea Pink” event on Sept. 29 is asked to attend the organizer’s next meeting at the Chelsea Fire Station, Friday, Aug. 10 at 8:30 a.m. In case you … Read more
Sounds and Sights continues tonight downtown, Aug. 9, but the forecast is calling for rain and thunderstorms throughout the evening. If it’s raining at 8:30 pm, the movie “Avatar,” planned to be shown by the SRSLY group, will be cancelled. … Read more
Lisa: The article you wrote giving honor to the veteran’s was “BREATH TAKING.” When you bring tears of joy to the person who is reading your article, now that’s a outstanding person who can tell a story and bring it … Read more
Samantha Bies, Marieke de Meijer, Bonnie Bairley and Courtney Cook are four of the expected six young ladies that will be wearing a sash during fair week signifying that they are fair queen contestants at the 75thAnnual Chelsea Community Fair. … Read more
The Chelsea Area Fire Authority‘s new bright red $700,000 aerial truck, Tower One, has arrived at its 200 West Middle St. home. Chelsea Fire Chief Jim Payeur, Capt. Augustine Syrovy and the authority’s three newest lieutenants — Lance Baird, Scott … Read more
(Publisher’s note: Stephan L. Slane purchased bricks for his father and his four brothers. The mistake is noted and corrected in the story.) Gratitude, appreciation and family pride were just a few of the emotions expressed by family and friends … Read more
Here’s the second installment of the past history of the Chelsea Community Fair, which takes place this year from Aug. 21-Aug. 25 and will celebrate its 75th anniversary. 1891: Second annual fair of Chelsea Union Agricultural Society opened Tuesday, October, … Read more
Here are the unofficial township board election results from Tuesday’s primary election. The winners are in bold type. Dexter Township Supervisor: “I’d like to thank the voters of Dexter Township for expressing confidence in me,” said Jim Drolett, who won … Read more
Chelsea Police are investigating three “smash and grab” thefts from cars parked in lots in town during the last two days, and they are reminding residents not to leave valuables in plain view while vehicles are parked outside. According to … Read more
The Chelsea varsity football team took to the field Monday afternoon, Aug. 6 for practice.
President Barak Obama has ordered the flag lowered to half-staff until sunset on Friday, Aug. 10, to honor the victims of the Oak Creek, Wis. tragedy. “My thoughts and sincere condolences go out to the countless people affected by yesterday’s … Read more