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Chelsea Council Approves Purchase of Police Vehicle
Chelsea City Council approved the second police vehicle replacement of this year, a 2016 Ford Taurus with over 104,000 miles on it, at the June 8 meeting. “Due to ...
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Matt Rosentreter serves as Junior Editor at The Sun Times News, where she covers city government while also handling key editorial responsibilities behind the scenes. Her work includes page layout, responding to reader and community emails, managing public notices and obituaries, and reviewing articles before they go to print. Her role helps ensure accuracy, clarity, and consistency across each edition.
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Chelsea Council Approves Engineering Services for Plant Expansion
Chelsea City Council approved an approximately $400,000 agreement with IMEG for design and engineering services for a water treatment plant expansion at the June 8 meeting. According to Water ...
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Chelsea’s Veterans Park to Receive an Update
Veterans Park has planned updates as a part of a series of park improvements across Chelsea according to Parks and Recreation’s Sharon Castle, who presented at the June 8 ...
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Chelsea Library to Unearth 50-Year-Old Time Capsule
Chelsea residents celebrate America’s bicentennial in 1976. Photo courtesy of CDL Vern Otto Historic Photo Collection The Chelsea District Library (CDL) will host a community lawn party on June ...
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Saline Council Approves Fundraising Agreement for Davenport-Curtiss House
Saline City Council approved a funding agreement with Saline Main Street regarding the Davenport-Curtiss house at the June 1 meeting. According to the meeting packet, one of the benefits ...
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Chelsea Council Approves Summer and Winter Property Tax Bills
Chelsea City Council approved its annual 1% property evaluation administration fee at the May 18 meeting. The fee has been approved each year since 2006 by Council. “The fee ...
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Chelsea to Maintain WAVE Services for Another Year
Chelsea City Council approved a one-year contract with the Washtenaw Area Value Express (WAVE) at the May 18 meeting. The city will provide approximately $120,000 to WAVE to continue ...
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Chelsea Police Department Brings on New Dispatcher
The Chelsea Police Department (CPD) has recruited Chelsea graduate Benjamin Wisner as a part-time dispatcher upon the completion of his training. Wisner was recognized and awarded his badge number ...
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Saline Council Approves Well Repairs
Saline City Council approved repairs to Well No. 2 of Saline’s water system for $64,742 at the May 18 meeting. According to Wastewater Superintendent Bill Briggs, the well has ...
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MCC Takes Next Steps on Rockwell Housing Development
The Rockwell Building’s newest owners are currently working on revising designs based on feedback from Chelsea City Council, as well as advocating at the state level for the creation ...
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Chelsea Weighs WAVE Service Costs
Chelsea City Council discussed the proposed budget for Washtenaw Area Value Express (WAVE) services in the city at the May 4 meeting, ultimately tabling a decision for the next ...
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Saline Passes Series of May Resolutions
Saline City Council passed a collection of resolutions for the month of May during the May 4 meeting. While a resolution does not require any formal action after recognition, ...
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