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Land Conservancy, CCA Partner for Exhibit wmmmm m*m^mm*im 9RmMMR ^PP •CWfr-RTiOT"C-009' INSIDE CHELSEA OJSTRICT UBRARY #t , Today's INSIDE coupons .11 221 S MAIN 8T hits Changes to child labor -;• CHELSEA Ml 48118-1267 re worth laws affect local farmers 473 Page4-A „j'7-A- ChelseaStandardClcom r • if WJiafs your anti-drug? hni Page18-A Heritage VOL. 138, No. 47 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2011 Make sure to click on www.heritage.com around the dock for the By Christy Vander Haagen after Labor Day and ran most in-depth coverage . Special Writer every Sunday through of Washtenaw County. December* under the Our most viewed story Chelsea's Youth Dance direction of YDT Artistic this week is 'Michigan Theatre of- Michigan will, Director, Wendi DuBois. football: Nebraska fans once again this season, DuBois, a professional are the best!' dazzle crowds of all ages dancer previously of the with its presentation of. Dayton Ballet Company and "The Nutcracker,"^ time­ former adjunct lecturer for less holiday classic. This the University of Michigan year's performance, accord­ Dance Department, Has led ing to YDT Marketing the nonprofit theater since Checkout Coordinator Patricia 1998. ourvWao: Marsh, is the theater's 14th. DuBois said the most • 2ForU The ballet is based on challenging part of putting • NFL Week 11 E.TAHoffinanV'The together a production of Nutcracker and the King of this size is finding enough Mice", a story of a young time to rehearse. Heritage Media German girl who dreams "Although we put in . about her Nutcracker long Sundays, trying to get becoming a prince who a production this big up itionster battles against a mouse in 10 or 12 Sundays with Ticket* for "The Click on the lobs" tab king with seven heads. two or more casts, 60 or so Nutcracker" are on sate on the home page of our The story was originally performers, is always a bit now. IWTOIiiMfiGM are i website or go directly to choreographed into a - ' uaunting," she said. p.m. Dec 2,2 pm and 7 http://jobs.heritage.com. ballet by Marius Petipa But, DuBois has enjoyed pm Dec. 3 and 2 pm Dae. and premiered in St. watching the dancers grow 4. Adult ticket orices are Petersburg in December of and mature over the years. 910 eacn ano etuoenis are Jobt us on Itofttar: Become a Chelsea 1892. Performed by thou­ '. "The most wonderful $12, ,.•••"' sands of ballet companies / I. • Standard follower. Click part is watching how much - on the Twitter tab on around the world, "The the dancers grow... techni­ their minds and bodies is the home page of our Nutcracker" has become a cally, artistically and emo­ always rewarding," website or go directly tremendously popular part tionally from each produc­ This season's perfor­ to httpy/twitter.com/ of Christmas tradition for tion, They learn to manage mance is bittersweet for ChelseaDexter. millions. their time, work well in a more than a dozen senior Rehearsals for "The group... in essence, watch; Nutcracker" began shortly mg young people build PLEASE SEE RETURNS/3-A Click on the Facebook tab on the home page of our website or search for us on Facebook. Hometown Holiday, an "Unlike some of the , doesn't gef much warmer or on Saturday (must sign up annual, fun-filled weekend other big events in town, fuzzier than that event." at wwsignupgenius.com/ To feoejve breaking celebration, will light up this is really an event for •t There are a few new go/201268). :.,.-•' news aJerts, text Chelsea Dec. 2-4. the people of Chelsea," said complete schedule of activities this year and The church will also host HEftNewe to 22700. The festival, in its 24th Bob Pierce, Chelsea Area Hometown Holiday events. the return of many of the "two Gingerbread House consecutive year, is spon­ Chamber of Commerce standard favorites. Chelsea Workshops from 11:30 a.m. sored in part by Key Bank; • executive director and District Library is offering to 12:30 p.m. and 12:30 p.m. and will begin with a spe­ organizer. "This is a true a teen and tween gift-mak­ to 1:30 p.m. Families can cial visit with Santa Clause. local celebration and we lit up with illuminaries, on ing session on Saturday decorate their own custom Santa will arrive to light don't really market outside Saturday evening, followed afternoon from 2 to 3:30 p,m. gingerbread houseibr free, the giant Christmas tree at •of the community for that by the community sing and Younger kids from pre-kin- but reservations are needed Local ads are just a Pierce Park, and youngsters reason." afterglow party at Chelsea dergartners to fifth graders by calling the chamber's hop away at the Mtoentral. will have a chance later that There are many other Teddy Bear. have the opportunity to. 0010631475-1145/ 00m rnarketpteoe. Write evening to sit on tiie big fel­ attractions during the "The parade and sing- . , shop for those on their list • Chelsea's own talented you are there, you can la's lap and share their wish weekend including the sev­ along after really represent at the Children's Christmas Youth Dance Theatre will be check out al the epedeJ Bazaar at the First United supplements of Journal list at Santa's workshop at enth annual Holiday Light the holiday spirit here in Registef Co. newspapers theDepbt Parade along Main Street, Chelsea," Pierce said. "It Methodist Church, also PLEASE SEE H0LIDAY/3-A <i MicnnBn. Qickon^naAetplace- , on the home page of our webste orjMre^tc^ Land conservancy, CCA partner for exhibit www.marke^p(80S.frHcentra1. ocm^RC^/CategorlesAspx. By Sheila Pursglove Vineyard wines and trustee and co-curator of J "Special Writer- , Wolverine State Brewing the exhibition along with ; Note's work Company beer will be land protection consultant wilt be on TheLegacyLand served with light appetiz­ JJarry Lonik. eSsptaya* Conservancy, celebrating 40 ers. •:.'-.:'•.. The project is sponsored Editorial Page6-A part 01 the years of helping to protect Artists Barbara Bushey, by the Charles Reinhart Co. > CCA'sexhto- over 4,500 acres of forests, Deborah Campbell, Nancy •'Legacy Land Calendar Page3-B ft. Her paint* prairies, farms, wetlands, Feldkamp, Steve Gilzow, Conservancy and the' inojsare and waters, teamed with Birgit Hutteman-Holz, Chelsea Center for the Arts Death Notices Page 10-A dona in the the Chelsea Center for the Angelis Jackowski, Janet are both tremendous com­ Cmk Arts.to commission artists Kohler, John Lloyd, munity resources," said Sports Pagel-C to create original works of Reinhart president Daye ecyiei wntcn Nancy McKay, Brenda art • •• Kids'View Page 1-B ueaa iMMrtod Miller, Susan Moran, •Lutton.'« We are very proud ueeswoX' An exhibition, "Stand Lynn Quick, Annie, Rubin, to support these wonderful In The Place Where You Cathy Van Vborhis, Nora organizations as well as the News Tip Hotline: 475-1371 Live,1" will run through Venturelli, and Elaine Stand project" . Jan. 7,2012, at the CCA, 400 Wilson were each assigned Established in 1971, the Congdon St in Chelsea. a site not open to the public, Legacy Land Conservancy A reception, free and and within 30 miles of Ann has worked to protect lands open to the public, is set for Arbor. such as the Osborne Mitt 6 to 8 p.m. Dec. 2. "Art helps us understand Riverlands Preserve, now Artwork will be for sale the idea of place, and illu­ managed by Washtenaw , and 30 percent of the pro­ minates how our sense of "County Parks & Recreation 04001»«8 ceeds will be donated to place is connected to our Commission; and Legacy Land Conservancy ideals and identity," said Printed on ,",', and CCA. Sandhill Crane artist Catfiy Barry, a CCA ' Pj.EASESEEOeA/3-A recycled paper © Just 15 Minutes from Located right off 1-94 • No entrance fee". \, •••'. t > 1 • ?js • • . t. • s CANTON STARTING AT $5,060 PER MONTH! 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Now, at age never met before, they both 32, she's free of cancer and have something in com­ volunteering with Be the mon: they are cancer survi­ Match, dn organization ' vors working to give back. dedicated to signing up Both Schumacher and bone marrow donors. Leonoardwereatthe When 18-year-old Tucker University of Michigan . Schumacher was 14 months , Nov. 16 at its first ever "Be A Hero at the Big House", the largest single organ donation drive in state history The«vent also fea­ tured a blood drive and a chance for attendees to sign up to donate bone marrow hm and tissue. "Today is really about ... Heritage - hope," said Michigan TrwMfntftHnr Secretary of State Ruth (USPS 016497) (ISSN1&4-3478) The Chtttet Standard • Johnson. (USPS 101-720) (ISSN 1524-3486) Right-now, nearly 3,000 ThiDu&lMdtr people in Michigan are cur­ t . (USPS 1S6- 180) (ISSN1524-3&4) rently awaiting an organ Attendeeso4the ^AHeroMtheB^Ho«»"evrt held Nov.
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