All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
By Crystal Hayduk Voters strongly supported the Chelsea School District Operating Millage Proposal at the polls on Nov. 3, according to unofficial election results. The renewal of the non-homestead property millage will collect 18 mills … Read more
Below is a recap of some of the unofficial election results: In Lima Township, there was an 81.85-percent voter turnout with voters electing two new Republican trustees to the Lima Township Board. Of the possible … Read more
On Nov. 3, there are contested races in Sylvan Township for township supervisor, treasurer and Board of Trustees. There is an uncontested race for township clerk. Kathleen Kennedy, who filed as a Democrat, is running … Read more
On Nov. 3, there is a three-way race for the two Lima Township trustee seats. Duane Luick won primary election in August for township supervisor and is running unopposed as a Republican in November. Elaine … Read more
Current board members Dana Durst and Tammy Lehman filed for re-election to their seats on the Chelsea Board of Education and they are joined by Eric Wilkinson, according to the unofficial list of candidates from … Read more
If you would like to run for election to the Chelsea Board of Education, there are two seats available with terms expiring in December. In addition, there is an opportunity for residents who would like … Read more
Washtenaw County voters will be asked on Aug. 4, to renew and restore the 0.5 mill four-year county-wide roads and non-motorized millage. If renewed/restored, the 0.5 mill is expected to generate approximately $8.9 million per … Read more