All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
Congressman Tim Walberg (MI-07) is seeking submissions from high school students in the 7th District for the 2018 Congressional Art Competition. The winning piece of artwork will be displayed in the Cannon Tunnel to the U.S. Capitol, along with the … Read more
(Please note that purchasing information for this book has been added to the end of the story.) By Lisa Carolin At the Chelsea Senior Center’s Christmas luncheon, participants had the opportunity to purchase a memoir written by senior Virginia “Ginger” … Read more
By Lisa Carolin Students in the Detroit Public Schools Community District are the beneficiaries of hundreds of books recently donated by Beach Middle School. The Beach donations were part of a larger donation project that included middle schools in Saline, … Read more
By Crystal Hayduk Second graders and Chelsea High School (CHS) art students met face-to-face for the first time at North Creek Elementary School on Nov. 18 to celebrate Monster Match-Up, a shared drawing and sculpting project. Monster Match-Up began in … Read more
Chelsea Community Kitchen is sponsoring the book launch of “Fl!p Your K!tchen” by Liza Baker on Nov. 10 from 7-8 p.m. at the Chelsea First United Methodist Church. Busy home cooks who think it’s impossible to deliver healthy meals every … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Rick DeTroyer for the information in this story.) Calling all artists. You are invited to a special unveiling of an art piece created by Karen Smith on Sunday, Nov. 29 at 2 p.m. at … Read more
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By Lisa Carolin Three Chelsea High School students placed at the Scholastic Art Awards held in February, and they were among more than 6,000 applicants in Southeast Michigan. Seniors Sam Olson and Tom Vincent, and junior Abraham Cone were all … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Emily Meloche for this book review.) Everyone has specific songs they connect with and have stories behind, but not everyone is a music writer for Rolling Stone who has the ability to write about … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Kathie Gourlay for the information in this story.) There will be a discussion of the book, “The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness” by Michelle Alexander on Wednesday, May 15, … Read more
Happy President’s Day, everyone. Here are a few books that I’ve read recently about our presidents and enjoyed immensely. In fact, one of them was made into a movie, which aired Sunday night on NatGeo. But if you missed “Killing … Read more
Are you an artist with a New Year’s resolution to improve the business end of your creative skills? Then Sandra Xenakis can help you. She will resume her business skills for artists classes at the Chelsea District Library in January. … Read more
River Gallery will be closed Aug. 26 – Sept. 3. The gallery will re-open Tuesday, Sept. 4 and its owners wish you a happy end of summer while they are gone. In addition, Mark Chatterley’s sculpture exhibit will open on … Read more
