Free Prom Dress Boutique coming to MHS, March 17th
All girls planning on attending prom this year are invited to the 4th annual Free Prom Dress Boutique, which will be held Friday March 17th from 2:45 to 5 pm in the library and student activities room at the Manchester High School, located at 20500 Dutch Drive. There will be dressing rooms available so you […]
Parents Night Out – “The Things We Say to Children”
On Saturday, March 18th, St. Thomas Lutheran Church will host a “Parents Night Out” event at the Freedom Town Hall on Pleasant Lake Road. Free childcare will be available, as well as a free meal for both parents and children. Courtney Aldrich, director of Children and Parent Ministries at Chelsea First United Methodist Church, will lead […]
High speed internet informational meetings scheduled for Sharon and Manchester Townships
The Sharon Township Board will be holding two meetings to discuss the results of the recent Sharon Township high speed internet Feasibility Study. At the meetings, attendees will be able to examine the options the board is exploring, discuss potential costs, and review a possible timeline of upcoming events related to getting High Speed Internet to Sharon […]
Obituary: Florence Ann Parr
Her Legacy… Parr, Florence Ann, age 89, passed away February 20, 2017 at Cambrian Assisted Living in Tecumseh, MI. She was born on October 29, 1927 to Herman and Emma (Schnierle) Ashfal in Ann Arbor, MI. Florence married the love of her life, Floyd Parr, on August 28, 1948 at Manchester United Methodist Church. Her […]
Obituary: Leo James “Jim” Kensler
His Legacy…Kensler, Leo James “Jim”, age 87 life-long resident of Manchester, MI passed away February 18, 2017 at St. Joseph Mercy Health. He was born on March 29, 1929 in Manchester at the family home, the son of Erwin A. and Louise (Kaig) Kensler. Jim proudly served his country in the U.S. Army during the […]
Announcements: Happy 90th Birthday Barb Hunget
Happy 90th Birthday, Barb Hunget. Much love, from all your friends and family.
Search on for earliest copy of Manchester Enterprise
Publication of the Manchester Enterprise began in 1867, the same year as the Village of Manchester incorporated, and if still in publication would also be celebrating its sesquicentennial. In honor of this special anniversary, the Manchester Mirror would like to issue a reprint of the earliest Manchester Enterprise still in existence during the first week […]
Local Robotics team in its second year
Manchester High Schools FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) robotics team is gearing up for its competitive season. Their first event is taking place on March 2nd-4th at Southfield High School. High schools from around the country have been busy building their own robots to prepare to compete against other schools in local tournaments. Manchester Community […]
Lock your vehicle doors! Thief who steals from unlocked vehicles strikes Manchester and Brooklyn
Early Friday morning, a larceny from an automobile occurred at the BP gas station on Ann Arbor St, across from Klager Elementary. According to the Washtenaw County Sheriff Dept., a white male with a beard in his mid to late 20s entered an unlocked vehicle while the victim was in the store. A pocket book […]
Riley Collins named February Student of the Month
The Student of the Month for February is Riley Collins. She is a senior at Manchester High School and the daughter of John and Erin Collins of Manchester. During her high school career here at Manchester, Riley has been involved with the National Honor Society, Bow Tie Society, and the Spanish Club. She also […]
