We Are What We Drive
Can you judge a book by its cover? We’re told we shouldn’t. But can you judge a...
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Chelsea
Secret Crisis Comics Opens
“I’ve never been so happy coming into work,” says attorney-turned-comic shop...
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An Underground Boutique in Dexter
Dexter’s newest boutique is hard to find if you don’t know where to look. In October,...
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Musical Bakeries
Just over a year ago, Sheila Vish opened Sweet Leilani’s Desserts in Saline. She talked...
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A Safer Pipeline
In the July 2017, Toni Kayumi, the Ann Arbor YMCA’s president and CEO, led a protest at the...
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Filling a Gap on Michigan Ave.
Saline is on the verge of selling the last city-owned parcel of land along Michigan Ave. The...
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Robin Boyer’s Jungle
At the corner of Grant and Lincoln streets in Chelsea, Robin Boyer has filled his time while...
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Party Barn Battle
Ryan Nixon is a fourth-generation Webster Township farmer whose property will achieve Centennial...
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Outdoor Art
The bold colors of the painted sunflowers grab attention, encouraging passersby to linger a moment...
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Chelsea Mysteries
Two large Chelsea-area properties once touted as promising bright spots on the local business...
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Moving Downtown
Within just a few short blocks of downtown Dexter, eleven acres of land that were once used for...
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A Dog Bakery for Chelsea
It’s a Saturday morning in mid-August, as Lexi, a mini Australian shepherd blue heeler,...
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Incipient Tacos
As of late August, it was clear that–barring another tornado like the one that whizzed...
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Earth Elements
“Quan Yin represents mercy, but also wisdom, prosperity, wellness, compassion, tolerance,...
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Saving the Cunningham Tract
Greater Chelsea breathed a collective sigh of relief in late 2014 when word got around that a deal...
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Fairer Skies for Fairdene
On a recent cloudless day in Saline, a petite white barn stood sentinel on a 3.9-acre plot of land...
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“We Love Those Trees.”
“We love those trees,” exclaims Sue Shink of the Northfield Township Historical...
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Walk and Roll
We received fifty-three entries correctly identifying the Fake Ad for “Walk and Roll”...
Read MoreDennis Runyan’s Musical Odyssey
“Hi! We’re open. Come on in,” said Dennis Runyan on a sunny Friday afternoon at the end of April. He stood behind the sales counter of his newly opened music store while his business partner and co-owner, Sean...
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