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Doug Marrin's coverage mainly revolves around local news, community events, city council decisions, and police reports. Given the focus on local news and government-related topics, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming community events, new development projects within Dexter or Michigan, announcements from the city council or local government officials.
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By: Doug Marrin
Dinosaurs, bounce houses, prizes, crafts, and carnival games are taking over Chelsea District Library (CDL)! Families are invited to celebrate the start of summer vacation on Friday, June 5 at noon on the library lawn for CDL’s annual Summer Reading Program Kickoff. One of Chelsea’s favorite summer traditions, the event features fun for kids of ... Read more
By: Doug Marrin
NOAA says El Niño is likely to develop over the next several months, with forecasters now putting the odds at 82% that the climate pattern will emerge between May and July. The Climate Prediction Center issued an “El Niño Watch” on May 14 after observing increasingly warm conditions beneath the Pacific Ocean surface. The agency ... Read more
By: Doug Marrin
The Dexter City Council voted May 11 to set a June 22 public hearing on a proposed amendment to the city’s false alarm ordinance that would allow the city to recover costs for false fire alarms. City officials said the change is being considered after a recent increase in false fire alarm calls that have ... Read more
By: Doug Marrin
The Dexter City Council discussed a proposed one-year extension of the city’s police services contract with the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office during its May 11 meeting. Under the proposed extension, Dexter would continue contracting with the sheriff’s office through Dec. 31, 2027, with a 4.25% increase in costs over 2026 rates. The city currently contracts ... Read more
Michigan Democrats, including Ann Arbor-area Rep. Carrie Rheingans, have introduced legislation that would legalize medical aid in dying for terminally ill adults, creating what supporters call a “Death With Dignity” framework in the state.
By: Doug Marrin
To commemorate the men and women who served in the Armed Forces of the United States throughout its 250 years, on Monday, flags will fly, veterans will march, bands will play, twirlers will twirl, community organizations will stride, fire trucks will toot their horns, antique cars will cruise, uniformed children will glad-handedly toss candy to ... Read more
By: Doug Marrin
The Dexter City Council is scheduled to hold a public hearing on Monday, June 8, at 7 p.m. at Dexter City Hall, 3515 Broad St.
Location: 100 block of S. Main Street Date: May 12, 2026 Time: 4:32 pm INFORMATION: While on routine patrol, officers responded to the 100 block of S.
By: Doug Marrin
Sun Times News reporter recognized for Coverage of Monroe County Politics, Local Food Scene and Senior Services Editor’s Note: We are thrilled to see Karen recognized for her journalism. Karen’s work reflects the qualities good community journalism depends on — curiosity, accuracy and genuine care for the people and places she covers. As her editor, ... Read more
By: Doug Marrin
See photos from Monday’s Memorial Day parade through downtown Chelsea Photos by Dawn McCann Residents lined the streets of downtown Chelsea on Memorial Day as veterans groups, marching bands, first responders, scouts, and community organizations took part in the annual parade honoring those who gave their lives in military service. Here are scenes from the ... Read more
