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In an election marked by voters wanting to turn in another direction, it was cruise control Tuesday for the Bay Area Transportation Authority (BATA), whose request for a renewal of .35 mills for five years was overwhelmingly supported.
Enterprise claims Open Meetings Act violated by board.
The Leelanau Enterprise this week filed suit in Circuit Court against the Leelanau County Board of Commissioners, alleging that the county board violated the state Open Meetings Act (OMA) by holding "closed sessions" on four occasions this year.
Therrien takes 4th, Wynsma 7th at state championships.
Veterans Day will be celebrated over two days this year since Nov. 11 falls on a Sunday.
The Leelanau Children's Center Best for Kids Action Committee is sponsoring its annual jewelry sale on Wednesday, Nov. 28, in the lobby of the Northport Community Arts Center.
The Northport Area Heritage Association will host its fourth annual Family History Day Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Northport Public School lobby.
The Land Information Access Association (LIAA) in Traverse City is offering a free speaker series next week to mark National Geography Awareness Week.
The Chiropractic Health Center, which has offices in Elmwood Township and Traverse City, will hold its 13th annual Patient Appreciation Day on Saturday.
Norris Elementary has scheduled several events during November and December as part of the school’s continuing efforts to mark its final year of operation.
A second Elmwood Township fire millage proposal gained the support of three times as many voters, and possibly three Township Board members.
