City of Chelsea Old Manchester Housing Development Scrapped
The City of Chelsea has announced that it will not move forward with the Old Manchester Road affordable housing site following environmental testing that identified conditions making the property unsuitable for residential development at this time. The city will be engaging the State of Michigan’s EGLE Brownfield Site Assessment Grant...
🏭 Multiple Manufacturing Jobs in Washtenaw County Paying Up to $31/hr
Washtenaw County’s manufacturing scene is buzzing this month, with several solid openings for folks who like hands-on work and steady hours. Whether you’re new to the trade or have years under your belt, there’s something here worth a look.
Truck Traffic Raises Safety Concerns on Michigan Avenue
Amid growing concern from residents about heavy truck traffic and safety along Michigan Avenue, Saline Police Chief Marlene Radzik is reaffirming her department’s commitment to enforcing traffic laws, particularly as construction activity increases in the area. Residents have raised alarms about large trucks running red lights and creating hazardous...
State-Wayne Theatre celebrates 80 years of entertaining audiences
The State-Wayne Theatre is celebrating 80 years of serving audiences and acting as a beacon in the Wayne community.
University of Michigan to award millionth degree at spring commencement
ANN ARBOR, MI — The University of Michigan will award its 1 millionth degree this May during its spring commencement ceremonies, according to an April 13 University Record update. The moment marks a historic milestone more than 180 years after the university had its first commencement Aug. 6, 1845,...
3 robbed, gun drawn at University of Michigan arboretum
ANN ARBOR, MI - Three people were robbed while walking through the University of Michigan Nichols Arboretum late Thursday evening, university police reported. The people had been walking through the arboretum around 11:45 p.m. April 9 near the 500 block of Oxford Road when five people approached them, according to the University of Michigan Division of Public Safety and Security.
961burger to Open at Plymouth Food Truck Park in May
961burger will arrive at Plymouth Park & Eats in May. The trailer brings Lebanese, Italian, and Southern BBQ-style hamburgers to 39411 Schoolcraft Road, parking beside Thyme Machine—a Lebanese food truck with the same owners. Rami Haddad and Chucri Nemnoum own both operations. They started Thyme Machine last year as...
Trash company fixes billing error after Washtenaw County man charged hundreds for unused service
WASHTENAW COUNTY, Mich – A Washtenaw County man was being charged almost $450 by Priority Waste, even though he’s never used their services. He reached out to me for help, and now the company says they’re fixing the issue. John Ohanian showed Local 4 the bill, $443.47....
Case against man accused in Ypsilanti brawl dismissed
YPSILANTI, MI — A case against a 22-year-old man involved in a fight inside an Ypsilanti convenience store has been dismissed. The man, from Lansing, had been arraigned on one charge of assault and battery in October of last year after being caught on video fighting inside The Beer Cooler, 22 S. Washington St. in Ypsilanti.
University of Michigan launches statewide database of firearm deaths with access to real-time data
Up until recently, if public safety or public health professionals in Michigan needed access to accurate information about the number of firearm-related deaths, the most timely database that they would be able to access would come from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — and the most recent data in that system is from […]
