Saline Fiddlers Philharmonic to start second half of gazebo season
On July 25, at 7:30 pm, Manchester welcomes the Saline Fiddlers Philharmonic, America’s (and certainly Washtenaw County’s!) premier youth fiddling show band. Their fantastic repertoire will keep your feet tapping all evening long. Saline Fiddlers Philharmonic astounds audiences each time the group takes the stage,” says their website. “The musicians, all from Saline High School, […]
Free Youth concert set in Clinton July 27
Clinton United Church of Christ, located at 300 Tecumseh Road in Clinton, is sponsoring a special, FREE, Youtharama Event on Saturday, July 27. Youth, parents, and other interested adults are invited to attend. A free concert featuring the Christian rock band “Second Day Story,” will be held from 6-8:30 pm. Second Day Story takes a […]
WISD invites community to tour High Point School
On August 6, Washtenaw Intermediate School District (WISD) will ask voters to consider a bond proposal to renovate and reconstruct High Point School for students with significant medical, emotional, physical, and cognitive disabilities. In anticipation of election day, the WISD is welcoming community members to tour the facility, learn more about the proposal, and ask […]
Two larcenies reported in Manchester
LOCK IT OR LOSE IT!! The Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office strongly encourages residents, visitors, citizens, and students to lock their vehicles in order to prevent theft. Two incidences of Larceny from Auto were reported last week on July 13 in the Village of Manchester. In the 500 block of Emerald Glen Dr., two vehicles were […]
Letter to the editor: In response to the 7/15/19 letter, “What has happened to the country I love?”
(see letter referred to here) July 16, 2019 To the Editor: The country I love is represented by the Statue of Liberty which stands boldly in the New York Harbor. Years ago, it welcomed my grandparents to America. Inscribed on the statue are these words: “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free … […]
Getting the full scoop on Manchester’s newest treats
After many scheduling and contractor issues this winter and spring, Jeff and Crystal Fahey are feeling nearly ready to get their new business under way. And what will it be called? A survey on Facebook this spring came up with a virtual tie between “Dutch Dairy” and “Dam Dairy,” so when the sign goes up […]
Bond proposal will help High Point School better accommodate student needs
So named because it is located at the “highest point” in Washtenaw County, High Point School’s mission has evolved significantly in its nearly 50-year history. Designed in 1972 and completed in 1975, the school originally served students with disabilities who had previously been in institutions. Students who attended High Point in the 1970s were physically, […]
River Raisin Park nears completion
Thanks to work by McLennan Landscape this past week, things at River Raisin Park are looking better by the day. Final landscaping, grass and tree planting, and cover on the steep hillside has brought the park one step closer to completion. The plaza area is completed and a plaque honoring the DuRussel family’s contribution has […]
Donation promises prolific community benefits
When Dr. Dana Andrews of Andrews Family Chiropractic heard that a local couple wished to donate a rototiller a worthy Manchester community group, he jumped right on the task of locating an appropriate recipient. Quickly, he found Ruth VanBogelen, organizer of the Manchester Community and School Gardens. Ruth stopped out to the garden to accept […]
Third Thursday in July: Chicken, hayrides, entertainment, and more
Manchester’s already-famous Third Thursdays are back in 2019! There have been some changes made based on attendee feedback and requests. Check out the list below of activities and make sure to check back as more will likely be added to the line-up. Invite your friends and family, so they can enjoy the fun! There is […]
