The data center fight in Lansing is no longer just about hitting pause. As large projects draw scrutiny across Michigan, lawmakers have introduced proposals aimed at tax incentives, transparency, water use, energy costs and community protections. In Washtenaw County, the debate is not abstract. The Barn in Saline Township has already raised local questions about infrastructure, public access to information, water demand and power needs. The Sun Times News previously reported that state Sen. Jim Runestad’s office said Senate moratorium …
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Saline and Ann Arbor Still Waters Counseling Announces New Ownership
Still Waters Counseling, of the Saline and greater Washtenaw County mental health community since 2000, is excited to officially announce a transition in ownership and leadershi...
Dexter Community Schools Reach New Agreements with Employees
Dexter Community Schools (DCS) have updated labor agreements with their administrators, support personnel, bus drivers and monitors. The DCS Board of Education approved tentativ...
Meet the Residents Helping Shape Dexter’s Future
At its June 22 meeting, the Dexter City Council approved Mayor Shawn Keough’s recommendations for appointments and reappointments to several city boards and commissions. T...
Serious Two Vehicle Crash in Sylvan Township
A head-on collision on M-52 caused both drivers to be injured with one being transported by Survival Flight to the University of Michigan Hospital. The Michigan State Police sai...
Ballet Chelsea Opens Live-Orchestra Nutcracker Ticket Sale
This holiday season, Ballet Chelsea and the Jackson Symphony Orchestra will celebrate nearly a decade of artistic collaboration with their annual production of The Nutcracker, c...
Saline Purchases Two Police Vehicles
Saline City Council approved the purchase of two vehicles for the Saline Police Department’s fleet, not to exceed $113,000, on June 22. “While the City typically replaces one pa...
Aid in Milan Marks 50th Anniversary with Community Celebration
Milan residents gathered Wednesday, June 24, to celebrate Aid in Milan’s 50th anniversary at the Father Jo Center at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. The nonpro...
Chelsea Council Extends CPD Body and Vehicle Camera Contracts
Chelsea City Council passed a 10-year contract with Axon for body and vehicle cameras for the Chelsea Police Department (CPD) unanimously at the June 22 meeting. The contract wi...
Lima Township Residents Tell Their Stories
Each person that went before the camera had a unique story. Whether they were part of a family where generations of family members have been farming in Lima Township or if they ...
Dexter High School has a New Assistant Principal
The new Assistant Principal at Dexter High School (DHS) brings some good experience to the role and is a familiar face to many in the school district, especially to the students...
Scio Township is part of Bird City
Scio Township was officially designated as a Bird City Michigan Community. The township board was presented with a Bird City Certificate at their June 9 meeting, presented by th...
Ann Arbor Hospice Legacy Comes Full Circle
Long before hospice and home care were widely understood, Lois Jelneck and Ingrid Deininger were helping Ann Arbor families imagine something different. At a time when many peop...
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