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 Marsha Chartrand

Local weight-loss challenge leads to donation to kids’ weekend backpack program

submitted by Ruth VanBogelen In late June 2023, members of the TOPS chapter in Manchester started a challenge to lose some pounds by September 10. The rule of the challenge was that all weekly dues collected during the challenge would be donated to a local nonprofit. To increase the donation and encourage weight loss, the […]

 Marsha Chartrand

Manchester Township discusses broadband progress and more

by Sybil Kolon All board members were present at the October 10 board meeting except Kim Thompson. Also present were fire chief Bill Scully, Village President Pat Vailliencourt, Alissa Starling, and a few other members of the public. Fire Chief Scully provided the monthly report for September. There were 30 calls for service, including 18 […]

 Sara Swanson

MAHS volunteers make historical crafts to sell

by Sara Swanson Do you have knowledge or skill with a historic craft that you’d like to share or demonstrate? The Manchester Area Historical Society would love to build their crafting community! Anyone who is interested in historical crafts is invited to join them for crafting on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 8:30pm in the […]

 Marsha Chartrand

‘Tis the season for fall vaccinations

submitted by the Washtenaw County Health Department We’re entering the time of year where more people get sick from COVID-19, flu, and RSV. Vaccinations are critically important in protecting health and preventing serious illness during respiratory illness season. The Washtenaw County Health Department encourages everyone to get a flu shot and an updated COVID-19 vaccine. […]

 Marsha Chartrand

One more meeting set to inform citizens about city election

by Marsha Chartrand A meeting was held on September 26 to inform and update Manchester Village residents on the facts about the upcoming vote on the City Charter and a new City Council. With about 20 people in attendance, many questions were answered, some rumors dispelled, and attendees seemed to leave the informal forum with […]

 Marsha Chartrand

Lions Club supports CRC’s Weekend Kids Meals Program

by Sara Swanson It’s a new school year and that means the Community Resource Center (CRC) has restarted the Weekend Kids Meals program. Last month the CRC put out a call for donations for the program and the Manchester Lions Club has answered with a $1,000 check. Carol Wotring, the CRC’s executive director, explained the […]

 Marsha Chartrand

Manchester Area Senior Citizens Council making progress!

submitted by Pat Vailliencourt Thanks to the support of the four Townships, the Village, generous donations, and grants, the Manchester Area Senior Citizens Council (MASCC) has made great progress in 2023. They have entered into an agreement with Chelsea WAVE that has allowed them to get our Manchester bus back on the road. The MASCC […]

 Marsha Chartrand

5H Farm to Table event a success for 2023!

5H Farm to Table event a success for 2023!

submitted by Ruth VanBogelen On Sunday, September 10, Manchester hosted the 8th annual Farm to Table Fabulous Feast at Alber Orchard & Cider Mill and Freedom Winery in Manchester. The attendee list included 155 people, and we want to say “Thank You” to all who purchased tickets to support the Farmers Markets in Chelsea, Dexter […]

 Sara Swanson

Manchester’s 2023 Hunger CROP Walk raises $3,000+

submitted by Lon Nordeen On a beautiful fall day more than 40 walkers, dogs, and babies turned out in Manchester to show their support and fund this important event. The walkers started at Manchester United Methodist Church, 501 Ann Arbor St, and went down Main Street, around town, and back to the church. This year […]

 Marsha Chartrand

Ken Magee is running for Washtenaw County Sheriff

submitted by Magee4Sheriff.com My name is Ken Magee and I’m running to be your sheriff of Washtenaw County. I was born and raised in Ann Arbor and am a longtime resident of Washtenaw County. While many may know me as the owner, along with my wife, Dawn Donnelly, of the Manchester Mill, I also have […]

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