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People participating in ongoing "beach cleanup" events sponsored by the Suttons Bay-based Inland Seas Education Association (ISEA) through May 4 may encounter some dead birds on the beach, and ISEA officials are offering some advice on how to deal with them.
For Glen Lake, a second-place finish in a conference golf event was a long time coming.
A class on how to knit a "No Fear Cardigan" will be offered by The Yarn Shop in Glen Arbor.
The weather was almost perfect for the day-long Leelanau County Classic Softball Tournament at Hancock Park in Leland Saturday.
There was no "ice breaking" needed for the Glen Lake girls' track team, which tied for first place with Frankfort Friday at the Frankfort "Icebreaker" Invitational.
The Suttons Bay boys' and girls' track teams each finished second in the 10-team Onekama Frostbite Invitational Friday.
The Northwest Conference is proving to be a tough go for Glen Lake, Suttons Bay and Leland softball teams.
A loss in its opener Tuesday at Mesick kept Suttons Bay out of the Northwest Conference baseball lead, but coach Doug Periard expects many more turns before the title is decided.
The Suttons Bay girls soccer team rebounded Saturday from a "pretty ugly game for us" last Wedesday at Elk Rapids, according to coach Ryan DeFour.
