Community Bible Church brings suicide prevention training to Manchester
by Sara Swanson According to the CDC, suicide is the 11th leading cause of death in the U.S. While it may seem overwhelming and hopeless, Community Bible Church wants you to know that there is something you can do: educate yourself. And they are providing the community an opportunity to do just that. Community Bible […]
Winter hike in Waterloo
submitted by Patrick Muldoon, Waterloo Natural History Association Program Coordinator Discover the outdoor world at the Eddy Discovery Center in the Waterloo Recreation Area! The Gerald E. Eddy Discovery Center is located at 17030 Bush Rd, Chelsea, Mich., just 10 minutes north of Sharon Township, in the Waterloo Recreation Area. One public program will be […]
‘Manchester Mirror‘ holding open house!
by Sara Swanson and Marsha Chartrand If you are an avid or even occasional reader of the Manchester Mirror then you probably know that we are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit run by volunteers. And while we periodically put out a call for more volunteers, for the first time we are organizing an in-person event around it. […]
MCS holding co-ed youth basketball camp
submitted by Jason Sayer Manchester Community Schools will be offering a co-ed youth basketball camp for students in grades 3rd through 6th at the Manchester Jr/Sr High School on Sundays, January 26, February 2, February 9, and February 23, from 1 to 3pm, and Saturday, February 15, from 9 to 11am. This is a program […]
Shakespeare Club: Shakespeareans go to the stars
submitted Chris Kanta and Joan Gaughan, Shakespeare Club In order to accommodate guests, the Club’s meeting on January 14 was held in the cafeteria of United Methodist Church and featured a guest speaker, Jeff Frush. Mr. Frush is an astrophysicist who has worked with NASA and several universities to design software that can enhance a […]
Chelsea Hospital acquires next-generation surgical robots, including new ‘da Vinci 5‘ systems
submitted by Von Lozon, Trinity Health Trinity Health Michigan announced the acquisition of “da Vinci 5” robots at Trinity Health Ann Arbor and Chelsea Hospital, and a “da Vinci Xi” robot at Trinity Health Livonia, further strengthening its standing as home to one of the most comprehensive robotic surgery programs in southeast Michigan. The first […]
Obituary: Karl Victor Dettling
Karl Dettling, age 74, passed away on the morning of January 25, 2025, after a year-long battle with pancreatic cancer, with his brother Bob at his side. Born January 10, 1951, to Victor and Dolores Dettling Karl was a life-long resident of Manchester, Michigan. He is survived by his siblings, Janis Lamey, Gloria Mann (Bob), […]
Grant Tungate advanced to HS2 in the U.S. Coast Guard
submitted by Tara Bunn On January 6, Grant Tungate advanced to the rank of Health Services Technician Second Class in the United States Coast Guard. Grant enlisted in the USCG immediately after graduating from MHS in 2019. Grant is currently serving in Grand Haven, Mich. If you have a child who advanced (or received a […]
Foulke named to U of M’s College of Engineering Fall 2024 dean’s honor list
submitted by Lindsey Foulke Bodi Foulke from Manchester was named among the students who qualified for the University of Michigan College of Engineering’s fall 2024 dean’s honor list. The dean’s honor list recognizes students who have achieved high scholastic standing for the term. These students have excelled in a challenging Michigan Engineering curriculum. Students in […]
Anderson named to fall 2024 dean’s list at Cleary University
submitted by Jaimie Anderson Hunter Anderson of Manchester achieved a place on the Cleary University dean’s list for the fall 2024 semester. To qualify for the dean’s list, students must carry a minimum of 12 semester credit hours and maintain a 3.75 or higher grade point average. Hunter achieved a 3.825 GPA. Cleary University is a private […]
