Leland bus travels six miles into Suttons Bay to pick up ‘choice’ students
By Amy Hubbell of the Enterprise staff
Frustration over an alleged violation of a regional policy preventing schools from sending buses into other districts to pick up students was expressed this week by the Suttons Bay Board of Education. More...
Elsa Finch sat out half the Suttons Bay girls basketball season. Now the 5-foot-10 senior post player is doing her best to make up for lost time. “I’m loving it,” said Finch, who is averaging nine points and boards in eight games. More...
Paul Christiansen picked up an individual state honor Friday, but said it was really a team effort. The 62-year-old Glen Lake coach was inducted into the Michigan Interscholastic Track Coaches Association Hall of Fame. More...
Jack Pasche, a Suttons Bay seventh grader, won the Leelanau County Spelling Bee championship last week for the second year in a row when he correctly spelled the word “cockatoo.” This year’s bee was held Feb. More...
This week’s hearty dish comes from Chef Shawn Botruff of the Bluebird in Leland. Owner Lynn Telgard says on Saturdays the Bluebird is offering a different version of comfort food than in years past. More...
So you call this winter? This is the season my colleagues worried that I might not get through without snow tires on my Toyota Prius. Good thing I didn’t waste $400 on ‘snow tires.’ I did buy new tires ... More...
Organizations wishing to have their public events listed in this calendar can email Chris Olson at chris@leelanaunews.com or call The Enterprise, 256-9827, before 5 p.m. Friday. TODAY More...
PAUL CHRISTIANSEN, from left, his wife Joie and daughter Abbie are pictured at the Michigan Interscholastic Track Coaches Association Hall of Fame banquet Friday in Lansing. More...
Will big Glen Lake ice over by Saturday for the Glen Arbor Winterfest Perch Fishing Contest? Probably not. In fact, big Glen may not freeze over for the first time since ... well, we’ve yet to find an answer to that question. More...
It was about Christmas when Leelanau County received a present that seemed way ahead of its time. The heating system for the county government building, less than 4-years old, was powering down, apparently from an internal malfunction. More...
The Leland Township Board discussed Monday the possibility of forming a local historic district, then tabled a resolution to put the wheels in motion. More...
Backing up optimism that the housing slump is bottoming out, the value of existing homes sold in Leelanau County increased nearly 50 percent last month compared to January, 2011. More...
Private family services will be held at a later date for John Richard Schlueter of Leland who passed away Sunday, Feb. 12 at Effie’s Assisted Living in Leland. He was 65. More...
Visitation was held Thursday, Feb. 9 at Martinson Funeral Home in Suttons Bay for Olga Sophia Czubak of Suttons Bay who died Feb. 5 at Boardman Lake Glens in Traverse City. She was 96. More...
To the Editor: An article in last week’s Enterprise mentioned that Project Unity for Life has received a grant from the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians as part of the 2 percent revenue sharing. More...
A summation of 9-1-1 calls made in Leelanau County
Feb. 8, 5:47 p.m. — Bingham Township — Green Ford truck with black topper, no plate available swerving in and out of traffic/tailgaiting. Feb. 8, 7:38 p.m. — Bingham Township — Two-car property damage accident. No injuries. More...