Editor’s note: As the 82nd anniversary of D-Day approaches on June 6, The Sun Times News is honored to share a remarkable series of stories about Chelsea-area veterans whose lives were forever shaped by World War II. Drawn from extensive interviews, letters, photographs, and local history research by Cynthia Furlong Reynolds, these accounts preserve the voices of men who witnessed some of the war’s most defining moments, from Omaha Beach to the skies over Normandy. ELLIS BOYCE “I still get …
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Scio Twp is Planning a Nice Improvement to the Liberty Pond Nature Area
It’s only 16 feet long, but it’s going to give visitors to the Liberty Pond Nature Area a better way to reach further into this unique spot in Scio Township. To move this plan, ...
Ordinances Reviewed by Saline Twp. Planning Commission
The Saline Township planning commission met for over two hours on June 2 and discussed several ordinances under review. This includes one possible ordinance that would provide o...
Seven Straight District Titles for Chelsea Softball
The Chelsea softball team continued to dominate locally on the diamond with the Bulldogs claiming their seventh straight district title Saturday. The Bulldogs used a big five ru...
Saline Softball Claims Fourth Straight District Title
The Saline softball team began its quest for a second straight state title by claiming the Hornets fourth district title in a row Saturday. Saline rolled the district championsh...
Dexter Fourth-Graders take to the Great Lakes
A year-end project had fourth-graders from Wylie Elementary School playing the real life parts of sailors and scientists as they learned about the Great Lakes. Wylie Elementary ...
Dexter Advances to D1 Baseball Regional Finals
The Dexter baseball team advanced to the D1 regional finals in Northville Saturday after a 7-1 win over Howell Tuesday. The Dreadnaughts will face SEC Red rival Monroe for the r...
Local Libraries Invite Readers to Dig Into Summer Reading
Summer reading is back, and local libraries are giving readers plenty of ways to dig in. Libraries in Chelsea, Dexter, Milan and Saline are offering programs for children, teens...
Related Digital/Jupiter Energy Donates to Saline Fire Authority
The Saline Fire Authority Board met Wednesday evening and discussed recent donations to the department from data center developers Related Digital (RD) and battery storage facil...
Lima Township Residents Worry about Consumers Energy’s Potential Plans
Lima Township held a special meeting on June 1 with one of the agenda items being a discussion of future plans of Consumers Energy with a representative from Consumers. The spec...
For Baby Wildlife, Alone Doesn’t Mean Abandoned
When a local reader’s granddaughter spotted a fawn lying motionless in the tall grass along the edge of their yard, she worried it might be injured or abandoned. Wildlife ...
Saline Board Closes School Year by Honoring All Who Make Schools Work
The final Saline Area Schools board meeting of the school year opened with gratitude for the people who keep schools running. At its May 26 meeting, the Board of Education honor...
City of Saline Responds to $10M Pledge for Rec Center
The City of Saline responded Wednesday, June 6, to a $10 million private pledge announced earlier in the week by officials behind the Saline Township data center project, saying...
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