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Saline, Milan and Chelsea Schools Receive $115,000 to Support New Educators
New teachers have plenty to learn beyond what happens in the classroom, and three local school districts are getting some extra help making sure they don’t have to figure it all out alone. Saline Area Schools, Milan Area Schools and Chelsea School District will receive a combined $115,222 in...
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City of Chelsea: Notice of Public Hearing 12/10/26
A Public Hearing has been scheduled for Thursday, December 10, 2026, at 6:00 p.m., during the Special City Council Meeting located in Council Chambers, 311 S. Main Street, Chelsea, MI 48118. The proposed changes to water and sewer utility rates will be the subject of this hearing. Public comments, either...
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City of Chelsea: Regular Meeting Synopsis 10/19/26
Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States. Public Comments (available in person and via Zoom) Approval of Appointments to Deer Management Committee (Mayor Henson) MOTION Iannelli SECONDED Stump to expand the Deer Management Committee and appoint all applicants. All ayes. Motion carried. Acceptance of Human Rights Commission...
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Buckle Up For An Insanely Fun Ride At This Enormous Go-Kart Track In Michigan
There are very few problems in life that can’t be at least temporarily solved by driving something fast in a circle while your friends panic behind you. High Caliber Karting and Entertainment in Okemos, Michigan is the kind of place that makes a perfectly ordinary Tuesday feel like the best decision you’ve made all week.
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Brighton considers altering setback rules for new chicken ordinance
Brighton councilmembers are split over whether to make changes to the municipality's chicken ordinance, just nine months after approving it. Brighton City Council approved an ordinance allowing residents to keep up to six chickens for personal use with a permit in February. Commercial uses, such as selling eggs, remain prohibited. Councilmember Susan Gardner wants officials to consider reducing the required setback from ten feet to five. She said accessory structures should have a common five-foot setback, so chicken coops can later be repurposed. "In the beginning, we do compare surrounding areas," Gardner said during a meeting Nov. 10. "We consider what has worked (well) in other communities — but then when you apply it to your own community, it gives an opportunity to get some feedback or maybe have a little bit of reflection on what’s working or maybe what could be changed.” Mayor Pro-Tem Jim Bohn opposed changing the ordinance, arguing the discussion was only coming up because one resident “created his own hardship” by putting up a chicken coop before chickens were permitted. Gardner said the discussion wasn't intended to appease anyone but to consider what's best for the community. She noted councilmembers have revisited and changed other
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Chelsea Teacher Selected to be Part of a Unique National History Day Program
Announced on Veterans Day, National History Day (NHD), a nonprofit working to improve the teaching and learning of history in U.S. schools, said Tiffany Manning, of Chelsea’s Beach Middle School, has been selected as part of a program that has teachers and students researching the lives of U.S. service members and documenting their personal stories.