All the News That's Fit to Post about Chelsea, Michigan
By Crystal Hayduk Tears flowed freely in a room full of supporters at the Chelsea School District (CSD) Board of Education meeting on June 10 as the district celebrated the work of Stacie Battaglia. Battaglia is the outgoing principal of … Read more
By Crystal Hayduk Many people experience some dread each winter as they contemplate annual tax season. But Chelsea resident Lynn Fox and a team of volunteers walk through the challenging task with older adults, helping them to file their federal … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Michelle Tuplin for the information and photos in this story.) Serendipity Books has a new bookmark to hand out all summer long. Each year in April on Independent Bookstore Day, Serendipity Books launches a … Read more
James “Jim” Stevens Age 80, went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, June 11, 2024 at Wellbridge of Pinckney. He was born July 19, 1943 in Manistee, Michigan, the son of Joseph A. and Alice B. (Swanson) Stevens. Jim … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Dustin Suntheimer for the information in this story.) Chelsea High School celebrated its graduating seniors on Friday, May 31, with a special twist. This year’s Senior Awards Night featured the inaugural presentation of the … Read more
By Lisa Carolin As summer approaches, the selection of fresh vegetables and fruits is increasing at the Chelsea Farmers Markets. Visit the Wednesday market this week between 10 a.m.-3 p.m. for fresh strawberries, rhubarb, greens, and plenty of plants. Deborah … Read more
By Lisa Carolin Juneteenth will be observed in Chelsea on June 19, and the Chelsea Human Rights Commission will have a table at Sounds and Sights on June 20 with information about the holiday. That was discussed by HRC members … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Megan McCall for the information in this story.) The Chelsea Zero Waste Coalition will meet Wednesday, June 12 at 6:30 p.m. in the City Council chambers at 311 S. Main St. The agenda includes: … Read more
(Publisher’s note: For something happy and fun … this is the first of a few columns about Buzz and Aidan’s sniffing adventures. ) Before my retina detached in April, and after private lessons, and a couple months of hiding little … Read more
By Lisa Carolin With summer just a few weeks away, the Chelsea Parks and Recreation Commission wants to remind everyone that this is the time to sign up for a variety of opportunities to volunteer for Timbertown Reimagined. Both volunteer … Read more
