Dexter Historical Society & Museum Taking Over Dexter Daze Raffle

The village council approved a charitable gaming license application from the DAHS to run the annual $10,000 raffle.

Traffic Control Dominates Topic Discussion at Dexter Town Hall Meeting

Residents in Orchard River Hills and other village subdivisions say speed is a consistent problem in local neighborhoods.

Rep. Gretchen Driskell Hosts Coffee Hour in Dexter on Saturday

Driskell will meet with constituents at the Dexter Bakery beginning at 9 a.m.

State Board of Education Hosts Community Forum with Dexter, Chelsea Families

Board President John Austin will discuss current education issues, and education reforms in Michigan on March 11.

Gov. Snyder Orders Flags Lowered Feb. 7 to Honor Michigan Soldier

Sgt. Mark Schoonhoven of Plainwell died on Jan. 20 from injuries sustained in combat in Afghanistan.

Scio Township Partners with Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office for Outdoor Warning Sirens

The township will install nine outdoor sirens to warn residents of environmental or man made hazards.

U.S. Congress Must Control Spending, Work Together to Solve Economic Issues

$16 trillion debt hinders economic growth in Michigan and across the nation.

Dexter Village Receives Clean Audit for 2011-2012 Fiscal Year

Dexter's total net assets increased by $1.6 million last year, according to an audit of the village's finances.

Dexter Rotary Club Will Organize 2013 Memorial Day Parade

Club members are inviting local groups and veterans to march in the annual parade through downtown Dexter.

Dexter Officials Remind Village Residents to Keep Roadways Clear for Winter Maintenance

The village's DPW crews have been salting and plowing village streets since snow began falling on Friday morning.

Rep. Driskell Appointed to Two Committees in Michigan House

Gretchen Driskell will serve on the Legislature's Commerce Committee and the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.

Dexter Township OKs Fireworks Inspections

The Dexter Area Fire Department will inspect temporary and permanent fireworks stands in the township for safety compliance.

Snyder Signs Order to Establish Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency

The new agency will oversee operations to connect veterans to services and benefits in Michigan.

Dexter Township Sets Special Meeting to Discuss Proposed Fire Station

The council will meet at 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 28 at the township hall to review fire station location options.

Snyder Emphasizes Need for Road Improvements Following State of the State Address

Gov. Rick Snyder said he plans to "reinvent" Michigan during an appearance at a Brighton Chamber of Commerce luncheon this week.

UPDATED: Planning Commission Appointments Divide Dexter Township Board

Township residents Bob Nester and Tom Ehman will serve on the Planning Commission through 2015.

DTE Energy Donates $2,500 to Dexter Township for Outdoor Warning Sirens

Representatives from DTE commended the township for being proactive in its recent public safety efforts.

Dexter Village Council Approves Street Projects for 2013

Sidewalk construction on Hudson Street and storm water improvement on Forest Street have been slated for the upcoming year.

Phase Two of County Border-to-Border Trail Underway Connecting Hudson Mills to Dexter

A 3-mile trail connector from Hudson Mills Metropark will begin construction in February.

Dexter Township Seeks Residents' Input for Green Infrastructure Plan

Residents can participate in a hands-on assessment of the township’s natural areas and provide input for its protection and enhancement.

Gov. Snyder Signs Erin’s Law to Fight Sexual Abuse of Children

The laws allow schools to implement programs for students and staff about the warning signs of sexual abuse.

New Michigan Law Prohibits Teens From Using a Cell Phone While Driving

Teens under 17 can receive a civil citation if they are caught driving and texting.

New Michigan Law Assists Property Owners, Renters

Gov. Rick Snyder signed legislation that outlines guidelines for property owners and leasing tenants.

Dexter Township Permanent Fire Station on Hold While Board Discusses Alternate Land Option

The 5-acre parcel of land the township planned to purchase for the fire station was sold on Dec. 31, 2012.

Gov. Snyder Signs Legislation Protecting Michiganders’ Online Privacy

Schools and businesses cannot ask employees for passwords for personal social media accounts.

2012: A Year Dexter Will Always Remember

Dexter Village President Shawn Keough reflects on events that took place in the past year.

Dexter Village Officials Ask Residents to Clear Snow from Sidewalks

Residents should clear sidewalks of snow and ice within 48 hours of snow cessation.

Will Right-to-Work Law Lead to Recall of Gov. Snyder?

A political expert said Michigan could be “ground zero for a recall vote” against the Republican governor in 2013.

Snyder Signs New Emergency Manager Bill Citing the Need for Government Oversight

The new bill will take effect in the spring and offers more choices for struggling municipalities and school districts, the governor's office said.

Dexter Resident James Davis Joins Arts, Culture & Heritage Committee

The Dexter Village Council appointed James Davis as a member of the committee at its meeting on Wednesday.

Dexter Township Makes Board, Commission Appointments

Local residents will serve as township representatives on various local and county boards.

Snyder Signs Bills to Streamline Recall Process for Elected Officials

Petitions have 60 days to gather necessary signatures to file recalls with the Board of State Canvassers.

Installation of Outdoor Warning Sirens in Dexter Township on Hold

Placements of the sirens and permitting issues delay the installation of the sirens for weeks.

Gov. Snyder Signs Legislation to Help Unemployed Veterans

The new law will help military veterans gain employment in the electrician and plumbing fields.

Gov. Snyder Vetoes Concealed Pistol Bill, OKs Process to Streamline Purchases

In vetoing the bill, Snyder orders assessment of services for at-risk kids in Michigan.

Dexter Township Installs Outdoor Warning Sirens

Sixteen sirens were installed around the township to warn residents of natural disasters and emergencies.

Gov. Snyder Signs Bills Strengthening Animal Cruelty Laws

The bills allow law enforcement agencies to seize property suspected in animal cruelty crimes.

Village of Dexter Renews Three-Year Contract with Waste Management

Fees for recycling and trash pick-up will not increase in 2013.

Village Council Approves Area Plan for Dexter Crossing Redevelopment

Oxford Development Inc. expects to have 50 percent of the shopping center on Dexter-Ann Arbor Road leased in the near future.

10,000 Protesters Descend on Capitol Tuesday to Fight Michigan Right-to-Work Legislation

The bills were signed into law by Gov. Rick Snyder on Tuesday.