The ninth anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Saturday, Sept. 11, 2001 will be remembered Saturday at 9:45 a.m. at the Glen Lake Fire and Rescue hall in Glen Arbor.

Volunteer firefighter John Kenney, who is helping to organize the event, said the p

Omena summer resident Kathy Bosco recently received a “Health Care Hero” award from her colleagues at Southwestern Autistic Research and Resource Center (SARRC) in Phoenix, Ariz.

Bosco, 74, originally wanted to pursue a career in health care, but inste

Edee Joppich will teach a watercolor workshop for the Glen Arbor Art Association at The Homestead resort Oct. 4-7.

In the special class, called One Painting, Many Parts: A Creative Approach to Watercolor, students will create a series of three to nine

Submissions of artwork that will be considered for use as the 2011 Manitou Music Festival poster are being accepted by the Glen Arbor Art Association.

Past posters and guidelines for submissions can be viewed at www.glenarborart.org. The deadline for s

Leelanau County Prosecuting Attorney Joseph T. Hubbell was re-elected to the Board of Directors of the Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Michigan (PAAM), according to an announcement released last month by the association.

Hubbell will serve a one-y

The Bay Theatre of Suttons Bay will offer another season of “world cinema” in its 2010-11 Bay Film Series beginning Sept. 19.

A subscription to the eight-film series is $44. The series runs September through April, and featurues one film per month.

Nominations for the seventh annual Jim Mudgett Trail Pioneer Award are being accepted by TART Trails.

Dr. James Mudget was a founding member of the TART Trails board of directors and a trail chief on the Leelanau Trail who died in 2004.

Last year’s

“Love’s Old Sweet Songs — Laughter and Tears from Bygone Years” is the title of the final in a series of musical programs this summer at Holy Rosary Church near Cedar.

Saturday’s concert will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the restored auditorium of Holy Rosa

The Leland Art Fair, formerly known as the Northern Michigan Potters and Sculptors Show, will be held Saturday and Sunday at the Old Art Building in Leland.

The show has been renamed because many of the participants will be showing more than pottery or

The Glen Arbor Art Association’s (GAAA) artist-in-residence program is continuing with a visit by Grass Lake, Mich., painter Mary Beth Day.

Day will cap her artist-in-residence appearance with a presentation on Thursday, Sept. 2, at the GAAA, beginning