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thesuntimesnews.com
How is the Real Estate Market in Chelsea, Dexter, Milan, and Saline through September 2026?
Disclaimer: No part of this was written by a third party or a robot. What Were the Overall Real Estate Trends in Chelsea, Dexter, Milan, and Saline?. Median sales prices were mostly up year-to-date using data for the school district areas for each community and all residential property types. Median days on market were mixed. The number of sales were mostly lower. Months supply of homes for sale was mixed. Affordability was lower and interest rates were mostly higher.
thesuntimesnews.com
Manchester Brewing Prepares for Chelsea Relocation
Owner of Manchester Brewing Jason Cooper requested approval from Chelsea City Council on Oct. 19 to begin the application process to transfer the business and brewing license to Chelsea. “We have been in Manchester for almost two years, and we’ve enjoyed establishing our business in that community, but as the...
familyvacationsus.com
This Cozy Michigan Yarn Shop Turns A Quick Errand Into An Afternoon You Won’t Want To End
One little shop sells yarn spun from yak fiber, and it sits just steps from a busy farmers market. That alone made me curious. Then I learned it also stocks fiber for spinning your own yarn at home. The shelves hold everything from whisper-thin lace weight to super bulky skeins....
freightwaves.com
qualifiedremodeler.com
West Shore Home Acquires Atlas, Expands into Metro Detroit
West Shore Home has acquired Atlas Home Improvement, a family-owned remodeling company based in Whitmore Lake, Michigan, expanding its operations into metro Detroit and southeast Michigan. Announced Oct. 27, the acquisition adds more than 50 employees and a 23,200-square-foot facility between Ann Arbor and Detroit. West Shore already operates in...
MetroTimes
firefighternation.com
Dearborn (MI) Offers Nearly $72K, Paid Training to Hire Firefighters as Applicants Dwindle
DEARBORN, MI — Dearborn is offering nearly $72,000 a year, benefits and paid training to attract new firefighters as departments across Michigan struggle to recruit qualified paramedics. The Dearborn Fire Department has launched a recruitment program that allows candidates with certain firefighting or emergency medical certifications to be hired...
Model D
abc27.com
dailydetroit.com
18 things: What to know & where to go in Metro Detroit
As promised, from time to time I'm sharing my notebook of stories I'm watching. Not every item fits the podcast format — but each is something I think is valuable, interesting, or neat. 📬 If this is your first time here, sign up for future email newsletters. 💪...
The Detroit News
Dearborn stockpiles fuel to keep city services running
The city of Dearborn is preparing to maintain supplies to fuel muncipal services in the event of global supply disruptions. The city is planning to "top off fuel reserves ... to maintain and sustain municipal services in response to growing vulnerabilities in global supply chains and potential instability," the city said in a news release Wednesday, Oct. 28. The cost to stock fuel reserves would be up to $50,000 in emergency funds, the release said. The goal will be to supply city vehicles and buildings, and sustain services in the event of a grid failure, fuel rationing or disruptions in fuel supplies, the release said. Examples of services the city would aim to keep providing include emergency services, transit, snow removal and "critical municipal infrastructure." Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud cited the "federal government’s disastrous foreign policy decisions." "It has now promised to restart a military campaign, in spite of the objections of the American public, which could trigger further critical fuel shortages," Hammoud said. "We know that building local community resilience requires systematic preparation and have therefore taken steps to top off our fuel reserves.” This article originally appeared on The Detroit News: Dearborn stockpiles fuel to keep city services
wemu.org
Corn maze grows from Nixon Farms’ lifeline into local fall tradition
Nixon Farms outside Dexter began an annual fall tradition over 15 years ago. Today, it’s a growing destination for Washtenaw County residents. Jenna Nixon is general manager of Nixon Farms in Webster Township. She says her father, Ryan Nixon, got the idea to start Blast Corn Maze during the Great Recession. She says the maze helped the centennial farm through economic hardship.