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Sue Corwin, Elmwood Township “Freedom. Morality and kindness. I raised two sons to know the difference between right and wrong — to be morally upstanding.”
What’s at stake this election cycle?
What’s at stake this election cycle? 10/02/2024 06:25 PM
Church aims to build bridges with Native Americans
Church aims to build bridges with Native Americans
An upcoming conference on Saturday called “Walking the Red Road” organized by the Diocesan Native American Ministry welcomes all to attend an open dialog with the church and to listen to the words of apology from bishops, who will also discuss how to experience reconciliation and healing moving forward after decades of enduring trauma. 10/02/2024 06:25 PM
Road work to begin in Kasson Twp.
Road work to begin in Kasson Twp.
The Leelanau County Road Commission will begin reworking the intersection of Newman and Kasson Center roads in Kasson Township starting the week of Oct. 21. 10/02/2024 06:25 PM
G-L Fire Dept. budget approved
G-L Fire Dept. budget approved
The Glen Lake Fire Department has a new budget for 2025-26. The township board adopted the spending plan last month after a public hearing at the board level and another held by the Glen Arbor Township Emergency Services Advisory Commission. 10/02/2024 06:25 PM
SIGN OF THE TIMES Candidates for local, state and national office have signs placed throughout the county— some where they’re not allowed. Photo courtesy of Leelanau County Road Commission
Free speech v. public safety
A core founding principle of the U.S. is freedom of speech. 10/02/2024 06:25 PM
Artisan walk Oct. 18 in S-B
Artisan walk Oct. 18 in S-B
The Suttons Bay Chamber of Commerce will host its annual fall Suttons Bay Artisan and Wine Walk on Friday. Oct. 10/02/2024 06:25 PM
There wasn’t much snow last winter. But a “storm” hampered the efforts of firefighters responding to a blaze. Enterprise photo by Brian Freiberger
Annual Enterprise snowfall contest kicks off
Just as peak fall color and cooler temperatures start to roll through the state, it’s that time of year once again for the Leelanau Enterprise to announce its annual snowfall contest. Weather enthusiasts can now start mailing in their snowfall entries until Nov. 10/02/2024 06:25 PM
Volunteers Heidi Lindeman (foreground) and Liz Tondreau (background) served food at the pig roast.
FALL FUN
An estimated 550 people showed up Saturday for the inaugural Glen Lake Food and Flannel Fall Festival. The event was planned by a committee of both Glen Lake staff and school families. 10/02/2024 06:25 PM
Pancake benefit for Zywickis
Pancake benefit for Zywickis
The Suttons Bay Council of the Knights of Columbus will host a benefit pancake breakfast for a Cedar man severely injured in an accident last month. After 8:30 a.m. 10/02/2024 06:25 PM
LaRose Music jammed out at an intimate venue at Yard and Lake in Northport during Leelanau UnCaged 2024. Pictured: Kevin LaRose (right) and Sierra LaRose (left).
‘Leelanau UnCaged’ big draw in Npt.
The brooms are out and Northport is back to its sleepy ways after celebrating the biggest party of the summer/fall as Leelanau UnCaged lit up the streets on Saturday. Northport hosted thousands of visitors for the all day festival that featured music, dance, and food. 10/02/2024 06:25 PM
Correction:
Correction:
An article from the September 29 edition incorrectly referred to the local nonprofit Leelanau Energy as having involvement in the Northport wind turbine project. The for-profit organization “Leelanau Community Energy” is the correct organization that was involved with the project. 10/02/2024 06:25 PM
Cherry Pie Debate set
Cherry Pie Debate set
The Leelanau Enterprise, Interlochen Public Radio (IPR) and the League of Women Voters will host the biennial Cherry Pie Debate, Tuesday, Oct. 1 in Glen Arbor. 09/25/2024 04:23 PM
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