Manchester student Brooklynn Lyos graduates from Albion College
from Albion College Manchester student Brooklynn Lyos recently graduated from Albion College with a degree in psychology. Lyos further received the honor of magna cum laude. The honor of magna cum laude recognizes a graduate with an overall GPA between 3.75 and 3.89. Lyos is the child of Nicholas Lyos and Stephanie Lyos of Manchester […]
Wind, solar farm law won’t make November ballot in Michigan
by Kelly House (Bridge Michigan) A proposed ballot initiative to repeal Michigan’s new statewide renewable energy permitting law will not make the November ballot. Officials with Citizens for Local Choice have until 5 p.m. on Wednesday to turn in the 356,958 signatures needed to place the measure on this fall’s ballot. But in a statement […]
Michigan leaders gather on Mackinac amid deep divides, economic apathy
by Lauren Gibbons (Bridge Michigan) Organizers of an annual conference that draws many of Michigan’s top business executives and political power players say they aim to tackle deep partisan divides they view as impediments to progress. The 2024 Mackinac Policy Conference kicks off Tuesday and will focus on attracting business and new jobs to Michigan, […]
Golf Cart ordinance remains the same after a year of review
by Marsha Chartrand Last year, when residents requested to be able to drive golf carts on the streets of the (then-)village, Council considered the proposal and it was decided to pass the ordinance and review it in one year. Recently the ordinance (§ 73.02 OPERATION OF GOLF CARTS ON VILLAGE STREETS) was reviewed with a […]
Local WCSO Collaboration Deputy named POAM officer of the year
by Marsha Chartrand Sheriff’s deputy Corporal David Sexton, a familiar face in the City of Manchester, was honored by the Police Officer’s Association of Michigan as its Officer of the Year, for a “hero story” that displayed his skills and averted a true crisis within the County. “We are honored to share the exemplary service […]
WCSO — April 2024 police services monthly report
As reported by Lt. Alan Hunt, WCSO During the month of April, there were 160 calls for service in the City of Manchester. During this time, 93 traffic stops were made, resulting in 23 traffic citations. Noteworthy events in the City during the last month include: On April 11, a Collaboration Deputy responded to the […]
Chelsea Hospital to move urgent care to nearby medical office to support patient needs
On May 20, 2024, Chelsea Hospital announced that its Urgent Care (UC) will move from its current location within the Emergency Department (ED), to the nearby Trinity Health IHA Medical Group office, next door on Old US 12. The transition, which is set to occur in September 2024, will help Chelsea Hospital meet the demand […]
Cruising the Great Lakes: 20,000 passengers expected to set sail in ’24
by Janelle D. James (Bridge Michigan) While the Michigan cruise industry may not offer the same attractions as those that operate out of the Caribbean, Mediterranean and other well-known destinations, tourism officials expect a robust season. Cruise The Great Lakes, an organization that promotes cruising in the region, predicts that there will be more than 140,000 […]
Michigan elections FAQ: How to find information about local candidates
by Ron French (Bridge Michigan) This month, Bridge Michigan launched its Ask Bridge Anything feature in its Voter Guide that invites readers to ask questions that are promptly answered. The latest question comes from a reader who asks: “How do I find out more about candidates for county and township elections in southeast Michigan?” It’s a good question, and […]
More students graduating in four years from Michigan public universities
by Isabel Lohman (Bridge Michigan) More Michigan public university students are earning a degree within four years, according to new data that is good news for graduates and schools struggling to promote themselves amid enrollment declines. For students who started in the fall 2019, 58.3% completed a bachelor’s degree – or in a small number of cases, […]
