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Our favorite photos from Saline’s 2026 prom at Robin Hills Farm

SYLVAN TWP, MI – Saline students celebrated their 2026 prom at Robin Hills Farm Saturday night. About 700 students gathered at the rural event venue and golf course for a masquerade-themed prom. You must be a subscriber to view the photo gallery. Subscribers click the “Get photo” link to...
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Severe weather possible again on Tuesday in Southeast Michigan

The National Weather Service has issued a slight risk forecast for severe weather on Tuesday in an area that includes Metro Detroit.
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CPD Weekly Report, May 11-17

Incident #: 26-2270Location: 700 block of N. Main Street Date: May 17, 2026Time: 12:09 am INFORMATION: While on routine patrol, officers were advised to be on the lookout for a white Chevy SUV heading north on Main Street that was failing to maintain their lane and possibly under the influence of alcohol. The officer l
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City west of Ann Arbor seeking muralist to beautify downtown commons

CHELSEA, MI — The Chelsea Downtown Development Authority is seeking a professional artist to create a public mural downtown. The mural will be installed on either the north or south exterior wall of the building at Palmer Commons, 304 S. Main St. The city park is home to the Chelsea Farmers Market on Saturdays and annu
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Street closings OK’d for 4 Ann Arbor events, including African American Festival

ANN ARBOR, MI — City streets will shut down for four more upcoming events in Ann Arbor. City Council voted unanimously Monday night, May 18, to OK street closures for the Glacier Highlands Neighborhood Association’s Memorial Day parade on May 25, the African American Downtown Festival on June 6, the In Step with Sam 5K
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Saline approves $646,000 fire assessment as region eyes new fire authority

SALINE, MI - Saline city officials finalized a citywide special assessment Monday that charges local properties around $646,700 to help fund fire protection services. The resolution confirms the city’s annual fire protection assessment roll — a parcel-by-parcel breakdown of what each property will pay — following Monda
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Ann Arbor City Council rejects possible downtown short-term rental proposal

The Ann Arbor City Council has shot down a proposal to allow non-owner occupied short-term rental housing in a downtown mixed-use high-rise. The zoning change would have permitted the Ashley Mews Development at 414 S. Main Street any uses under a D-1 zoning. That would include STR’s. Council member...
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Michigan Medicine and Blue Cross Blue Shield negotiations continue to stall as thousands are...

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Apples to Apples: STN Compares Grocery Prices Across Local Stores

The Sun Times News compared prices on everyday grocery staples, including produce, dairy, meat, coffee, and pantry items, at five local stores to see how costs vary across the area. With all the talk about rising grocery prices, The Sun Times News went shopping. Here’s how we filled our cart....
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Trial set for township supervisor near Ann Arbor accused to computer crimes

SCIO TWP., MI — An elected official in Washtenaw County is headed to trial on alleged computer crimes. Scio Township Supervisor Jillian Kerry is accused of illegally forwarding an email from a former township supervisor’s account without his authorization. On Monday, May 18, Kerry waived her right to...

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