City remains financially strong with increased fund balance, stable enterprise funds, and strategic debt management. At the Dexter City Council meeting on January 27, auditor Rana Emmons of PSLZ LLC presented the city’s annual audit and financial statements for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024. The city received an unmodified audit opinion, signaling a ...
Rich Grains Bakery is the newest retail bakery in Milan to open its doors. They will be having soft openings ...
The Saline wrestling team had a strong showing at the SEC Finals, but it wasn’t enough to overcome state power Bedford at Ann Arbor Pioneer Saturday. State-ranked Bedford ran away with the tournament in dominating fashion with 301.5 points with Saline a distant second with 139.5 and Skyline third with 122. Saline had four wrestlers ...
The Washtenaw United girls’ hockey team saw its winning streak reach five games, which included a pair of wins over Ann Arbor rivals SkyRon and Pioneer to bring home the Tree Town Trophy for the first time in two years. The Tree Town Trophy goes to the winner of the season series between the three ...
Toxic People Aren’t the Problem By Steve Gwisdalla Hello my friends. As we move bravely forward into this new year, I would like to take a few moments and have a chat about a question a very pleasant woman and “friend of my articles” asked me the other day. Forgive me for paraphrasing the conversation, ...
Happiness. One Day I Will… By Steve Gwisdalla I read something the other day that has stuck with me. It talked about happiness. Paraphrasing, it read something like this; If you are looking for that person or thing to make you happy, stop. Find happiness within. My version is a little more to the point, ...
Proposed Utility Upgrades Could Alter Dexter-Chelsea Road’s Scenic Charm DTE Energy’s plans to update its electrical infrastructure as part of a $14 million regional improvement project have drawn attention and concern from area residents. The project, aimed at reducing outage durations and bolstering reliability, includes re-routing a 40KV transmission line along Dexter-Chelsea Road between North ...
How Resilience, Music, and Support from EMU’s NEXT Scholars Program Shape an Aspiring Educator’s Journey By Melissa Thrasher Eastern Michigan University student Antonio Byrd has turned personal challenges into a story of resilience and hope, using music as a healing tool and a pathway to his dream of becoming a transformative educator. As a participant ...
Resolutions, Evolutions, or Revolutions? By Steve Gwisdalla Happy New Year! With every new year’s comes a new list of resolutions. This year I am going to…lose weight, get my financial situation in order, get a new job, make amends, reconnect with friends or family. The list is new every year, yet old as time. Hope ...
When It Isn’t “Them” By Steve Gwisdalla, Founder, Tribe of Up There is a lot of finger pointing these days. It seems if you do not agree with the loudest person talking about anything, then you are wrong. Happy with the election results? You are wrong. Upset with the election results? You are wrong. Merry ...
Photo: Former President Jimmy Carter at the LBJ Presidential Library Civil Rights Summit in 2014 (age 90}. Photo by Lauren Gerson. Community News Rep. Debbie Dingell released this statement on the death of former President Jimmy Carter: “President Carter’s legacy is one of tireless work, selflessness, and service to his nation and neighbors. When Jimmy ...
Ode to The Little Drummer Boy Published on 12/19/2024 By Steve Gwisdalla There is a great joke that goes along with this holiday classic. There they are. This family of three. Tired, exhausted, and more than a little put out because they had to sleep with the animals because there was no room for them ...
The Saline hockey team improved to 3-1 overall after a pair of wins this weekend. The Hornets took down Grosse Pointe North 7-2 in the home opener Friday night. Saline used a pair of three goal outburst in the second and third periods to pull away for the win. Seven different Hornets found the net ...
From road repairs to new parks and tech upgrades, here’s how Dexter’s latest budget impacts the community. The Dexter City Council approved the city’s 2024-25 fiscal year budget at its November 11, 2024, meeting. The budget addresses key projects, challenges, and strategic priorities aimed at maintaining and enhancing the community’s infrastructure, services, and fiscal health. ...
La Baguette Chef Suzanne Murray and Lisa Carolin will be featured for Chef Series #13. This event will occur on November 16 from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm in Heydlauff’s Appliances New Living Showroom. Murray, a French teacher and an admitted Francophile, brings over 30 years of experience in the restaurant industry to the table. ...
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