All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
Dear Editor: On March 14, the State of Michigan approved a mid-fiscal year 2014 budget supplemental bill for several programs, including the replacement of funding for the room and board benefit for hospice Medicaid beneficiaries. Advocacy efforts were essential in … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Michael Dailey for this letter to the editor.) Dear Editor: I am writing to lend my voice to the chorus of those who are concerned about the proposed mining operation in Lyndon township. I … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Tom Ehman for this letter to the editor. Publisher’s note: Pat Kelly read her letter of resignation to the Board of Trustees on March 5.) Dear Dexter Township Trustees: It is doubtful that it … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Germaine Gebhard for this letter.) What can you do to oppose the Lyndon Twp sand mine? Please email Lyndon Township about your opposition to the sand mine, the more messages on the public record … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Rick Taylor for this letter to the editor.) Dear Editor: We’re dealing with a huge problem [a proposed sand mine operation in Lyndon Township] here in Chelsea and I’ve been asked by some residents … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Maureen Tobin for this letter.) I am sure that by now most of you have heard about the application from a Plymouth-based company to start a sand mining operation in Lyndon Township. The Lyndon … Read more
(Publisher’s note: The issue of a combined fire department is a topic that’s important to the readers of both Dexter and Lima townships. This letter is from Jim Boughton.) I attended a public hearing earlier this week at the Dexter … Read more
(This letter is from Brook Smith of Dexter Township.) To the Editor: Last night, (Jan. 21) during the public comment portion of a meeting of the Dexter Township Board of Trustees, there were lengthy discussions of the pros and cons … Read more
(This letter is written by Susan Moore of Chelsea.) Last year. the Chelsea Downtown Development Authority (DDA) purchased property on Main Street once part of Palmer Ford. So far there has been lots of wishful thinking about how to use … Read more
Dear Chelsea: On Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2013, the Chelsea Chamber of Commerce in partnership with Chelsea Public Library hosted an Open Candidate Forum for the citizens of our community to hear firsthand how their current City Council members and the … Read more
Letter to the Editor: The Gietzen family has resided in Chelsea for over thirty years. Not long enough to have a road named after us, but long enough to know we live in a special community. Support of the Chelsea … Read more
To the Editor: The Board of Directors of the Chelsea Area Chamber of Commerce (CACC) has unanimously voted to support the Chelsea School District Operating and Headlee Override Millage Renewal proposal. The ballot proposal will be on the May 7, … Read more
Dear Editor: Voters in the Chelsea School District are being asked to go to the polls on May 7 to vote on an Operating and Headlee Override Millage Renewal. This is a tax on second homes, business property, and rental … Read more
