MAHS to discuss one-room schoolhouses Thursday night
Submitted by Ray Berg The Manchester Area Historical Society will hold its monthly meeting at 7 pm on Thursday, January 9, at the Kingsley-Jenter House, 302 E. Main St. The presentation of one-room schoolhouses, organized by Ray Berg, Sue LaRocque, and David Renner, will provide an overview of the Manchester area one-room schoolhouses, which existed […]
Crazy Ca$h tickets on sale, new venue!
Manchester Community Schools is planning the 21st Annual Crazy Ca$h night March 14th. This year the venue has been moved to the High School commons, as the space is larger than the Borek & Jennings Legacy Events Center. The shift of weekends from the first weekend of March to mid-March is to better coincide with […]
Register now for DNR’s Run for the Trees 5K
Registration is open for the Department of Natural Resource’s Happy Little 5K. No matter how you reach the finish line – walk, run or hike – you pick the pace and the place. Just be sure to complete your virtual 5K anywhere outdoors sometime between April 17-26. That’s 10 days including two full weekends and, […]
Habitat ramble in the Leonard Preserve
Join Washtenaw County Parks and Recreation’s Kelsey Dehring on Saturday, January 25 from 10 am to noon in the Leonard Preserve for a habitat ramble. The varying habitats of Leonard Preserve are a perfect way to take in the beauty of winter. You’ll explore along the river, fields, and forests, practice tree ID, and hopefully […]
Manchester community Health & Wellness Forum/Non-profit Roundtable set for Jan. 13
Editors Note: Anita Herman, the coordinator of the Manchester area Non-profit Round Table, asks everyone to note the change from the usual in time, location and day of the week of the upcoming non-profit Round Table meeting so that it can be held in conjunction with the Manchester Community Health Forum. She states, “Mark your […]
Want to be part of the new Worth Repeating?
In November, a large group of interested community members gathered together to discuss whether it would be a viable idea to re-start the charity resale shop, Worth Repeating. Since that time, articles of incorporation have been drawn up, 501(c)3 status has been applied for, and committees have been formed. Most importantly, a site has been […]
New year sees changes at the library
submitted by Quintessa Gallinat, Manchester District Library The new year is traditionally a time to embrace change, and the Manchester District Library is planning a few this month. First, our Writers’ Support Group will move their monthly meeting time to 7 pm starting on Monday, January 8. Need help getting started or feedback on a […]
Luminaria to light up Manchester on Dec. 24
Each year since the late 1970s Manchester has turned into a village of lights as residents of the community light their luminaria at sunset on Christmas Eve. At dusk, on Tuesday, Dec. 24, residents will place their luminaria along their walkways as a symbol of holiday peace. This year once again, the Manchester Lions Club will be […]
Final week for letters to Santa!
Friday, December 20 has been announced as the “official” last day for letters to Santa Claus to reach him at the North Pole in time for a response. Manchester’s Santa Mailbox is located near the entrance to the Shoppes at Alber Mill in downtown Manchester. Santa is very busy at this time of year, of […]
Special holiday service set for Thursday at MUMC
The Manchester United Methodist Church’s Shalom service will be on December 19th at 7 pm, and is for anyone in need of a moment to stop and breathe this holiday season. The Christmas festivities can be overwhelming, especially for anyone working through grief, pain, sorrow, or illness. This worship service is specially designed to create […]
