By Natalie Davies Chelsea Pickleball celebrated three years of work towards an outdoor facility on Monday when the courts at TimberTown opened. More than 100 community members showed up for a ribbon cutting followed by open play. Local pickleball players and groups, including Chelsea Pickleball and Chelsea Senior Center Pickleball, started planning for outdoor courts ...
By Natalie Davies The City of Milan received a $954,500 grant to update Wilson Park and fairground location. The Spark Grant is administered through Michigan’s Department of Natural Resources with money from the American Rescue Plan Act. Milan was one of 31 projects selected out of 400 statewide applicants, according to the city’s website. “Michigan ...
By Brittany Mobley Eastern Michigan University is gearing up for the seventh annual Bike Rodeo, presented by the EMU Police Department. The event is scheduled for June 15 from 9 a.m. until noon at the George Gervin GameAbove Center, 799 N Hewitt Rd. in Ypsilanti. This free, family-friendly event aims to promote bike safety and ...
Community News The play structure and the south pavilion at TimberTown Park will be closed on July 8, 2024 through the grand re-opening of the play structure on Aug. 17. Preliminary site work for the TimberTown Reimagined project will start to prepare the area for the main BUILD week on Aug. 6 through 11, 2024. ...
Community News Saline Area Social Service (SASS) is proud to promote the third annual Saline Food Truck Festival. This fundraiser will be held at the Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds on Saturday, June 15th from 11-3. Proceeds from this event support the mission of Saline Area Social Service and help local families in need. This is ...
Community News 100 Women Who Care-Chelsea Area Membership is expected to donate $10,300 to Michigan Foster Care Closet from their June Impact Award Meeting on Tuesday, June 4, 2024. The meeting was held at St. Louis Center, Chelsea, and kicked off with an interactive networking hour, where members and guests mingled with each other while ...
By Paul Schubert I am not the first to discover that a young man’s best-laid plans can be overturned in an afternoon, but that realization hit me with the impact of a well-aimed shovel when I was a young man of fourteen. In 1940, I was in sixth grade when my family decided to move ...
By Delaney Krause What started as a passion project has quickly grown into a cornerstone of the community. Jacob’s Fresh Farm is located on the outskirts of Chelsea, just off Fletcher Rd, and offers an incredible variety of family-friendly activities as well as a profound commitment to naturally grown produce and flowers. Jacob’s Fresh Farm ...
Chelsea’s Brian Tillman was the lone area representative at the state golf finals and Tillman came home with a tie for 42nd place at the D2 finals at Forest Akers Golf Course in East Lansing. Tillman finished with a two-round total of 158 to tie for the 42nd spot with three other golfers. He shot ...
The Dexter girls’ soccer team saw its tournament run come to an end with a 5-2 loss to Orchard Lake St Mary’s in the D2 Regional semifinals in Waterford Tuesday night. The Dreadnaughts could not overcome three OLSM goals in the season ending loss for Dexter. Orchard Lake St. Mary struck first just over a ...
Another exceptional Chelsea softball season came to an end Saturday when the Bulldogs fell to Milan 11-3 in the D2 Regional Finals in Fowlerville. The Bulldogs finished the season with a 26-11 overall record with another SEC White title and Chelsea fifth straight district title. Two big innings doomed the Bulldogs in the regional final ...
By Natalie Davies Chelsea City Council met on June 3 to consider the fiscal year 2024-25 budget, create official Gun Safety Awareness and Juneteenth days, ratify labor contracts, and approve a new shade structure in Palmer Commons. Budget City Council unanimously passed the departmental Budget of $40,640,543 for the fiscal year 2024-25. Utility Rates City ...
Community News The Michigan Celtic Festival (formerly the Saline Celtic Festival)—set Saturday, July 13, at the Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds—will offer fun activities for Wee Folks, made possible with the generous support of Ann Arbor Jaycees. Kids (accompanied by parents/caregivers) will enjoy crafts and games in Building E, noon to 5 PM: paint a shield, ...
By Virginia Krueger Chelsea District Library (CDL) brought music and joy to the community on June 1 and 2. Music in the Air originated to bring classical music out of the concert hall and away from the restrictions of expensive tickets and formal attire. This year’s event was unique in showcasing some very special local ...
Community News Chelsea State Bank customers now have access to 55,000 complimentary ATMs, worldwide announced by CSB’s President & CEO earlier this week. “We recently partnered with the Allpoint ATM Network, which gives our valued customers complimentary access to ATMs all over the world,” said Joanne Rau, President, and CEO, of Chelsea State Bank. “Providing ...
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