All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
(Publisher’s note: Huge apology to Susan Moore for the typo in her name, which has now been fixed.) Jeff Blazok officially filed his paperwork to run for a 4-year seat on the Chelsea City Council in the Nov. 5 election. … Read more
(Publisher’s note: Please note that the deadline to file petitions for City Council is 4 p.m. on Aug.13. The information has been corrected in this story. ) And now there are seven candidates who have filed paperwork for the Nov. … Read more
Beginning on Nov. 4 — the day before this year’s City Council elections — the elected officials will begin meeting on a new night following a unanimous vote on Tuesday night, July 23. After meeting for many years on the … Read more
The Chelsea City Council will discuss the possibility of changing its meeting nights from the second and fourth Tuesdays at 7 p.m. to the first and third Mondays during its Tuesday, July 23 meeting. The Chelsea Board of Education generally … Read more
(Publisher’s note: the deadline to file City Council petitions is 4 p.m. on Aug. 13. This information has been corrected in this story.) Susan Moore and current City Council Member Cheri Albertson have added their names to a growing list … Read more
The Chelsea City Council plans a work session with the Lima Township Board at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, July 9 prior to the City Council’s regular meeting. The elected officials will discuss the proposed Lima Springs development and if there … Read more
Members of the Chelsea City Planning Commission and City Council members met in a joint work session Tuesday night to discuss strategies for reviewing and perhaps amending the city’s Master Plan, a process that takes place every five years. Carl … Read more
As the Chelsea City Planning Commission begins its review of the city’s Master Plan, (its vision for the city), members will meet in a joint work session Tuesday, July 2 with the Chelsea City Council. The meeting will take place … Read more
Chelsea Mayor Jason Lindauer began the June 25 City Council meeting with a tribute to John Keusch, who died on June 9 at 103 years old. Lindauer called Keusch and his wife, Madeleine, who preceded him in death at 104 … Read more
The Chelsea City Council unanimously approved a 1-percent administrative fee for tax collection, a 3-percent penalty for delinquent real and personal tax payments as well as a 1-percent per month interest charge on delinquent property taxes at its meeting on … Read more
The Chelsea City Council has 10 items on its council business agenda for its meeting on Tuesday, June 25, including approvals for a property tax administration fee, and two late charge penalty fees for delinquent taxes. First collected in 2005 … Read more
Full-time city employees now have the option to join a wellness program through Allegiance Health – a goal that was approved by the City Council at this year’s visioning session. “This is a voluntary program,” said Kim Garland, administrative director. … Read more
The Chelsea City Council Tuesday night approved an about $3.866 million operating budget for 2013-14 by a 5-1 vote, which includes an additional $15,000 contribution to help fund the Chelsea-Ann Arbor Express bus route. Council Member Rod Anderson voted against … Read more
Residents who would like to hear about the city’s 13-14 proposed budget can do so during a work session of the Chelsea City Council on Tuesday, April 23, at 6 p.m. in the council meeting room inside the new Chelsea … Read more