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Friends of Lake Leelanau raise $8 million

Friends of Lake Leelanau raise $8 million

In the world of Leelanau County fundraising, going from zero to nearly $8 million in less than three years just may set a land speed record. Or in the case of the Friends of Lake Leelanau Foundation’s turbo start, at least a water speed record. 08/08/2024 06:09 AM

Dave Couturier of Lake Leelanau Excavation prepares the site of a small addition to the Leelanau Christian Neighbors building that, when completed, will house the nonprofit’s second walk-in freezer. Enterprise photo by Alan Campbell

LCN adds second freezer

When the need to feed is great, it’s better to buy meat by the hoof, not the pound. To do that a big freezer is needed. 08/08/2024 06:09 AM

On the cob…

• The United States produces about 1/3 of the world’s corn. • The average ear of corn has 800 kernels in 16 rows. 08/08/2024 06:09 AM

Kacey and Wyatt Novak, ages 4 and 6 respectively, have their produce stand on Newman Road, a few hundred feet from M-72. They are the children of Austin and Marie Novak. Courtesy photo

Kacey and Wyatt Novak

Kacey and Wyatt Novak, ages 4 and 6 respectively, have their produce stand on Newman Road, a few hundred feet from M-72. They are the children of Austin and Marie Novak. 08/08/2024 06:09 AM

Corn Relish

Ingredients: 18 ears of corn 6 onions 3 large red peppers 3 Tbls. salt 3 cups white sugar 1/2 Tbls. 08/08/2024 06:09 AM

Elijah George (right) hears the sentencing handed to him on two charges including use of a computer to commit a crime (a 4-year felony) and surveying an unclothed person (a 0-11 month felony). Enterprise photo by Brian Freiberger

Former G-L band director sentenced

Former Glen Lake band director Elijah George was sentenced to eight months in county jail and five years probation on two charges including use of a computer to commit a crime (a 4-year felony) and surveying an unclothed person (a 0-11 month felony). 08/08/2024 06:09 AM

Opponents set for the November General Election

Opponents set for the November General Election

The stage is set for the November General Election as both parties have selected their nominees with Tuesday’s vote. And here’s what has shaped up: • Incumbent U.S. 08/08/2024 06:09 AM

Man pleads to fraud

Man pleads to fraud

A Grand Rapids contractor pleaded guilty to fraudulent use of building contact funds. David J. 08/08/2024 06:09 AM

COMEAUX

Julian edges Noonan in Kasson

Close elections were plentiful Tuesday night as dozens of primaries for various township positions were up in the air. Incumbent Greg Julian (51.21%) won the Republican nomination for the Kasson Township Supervisor beating township resident Ryan “Buzzy” Noonan (48.79%) by seven votes. 08/08/2024 06:09 AM

The iconic D. H. Day Barn was captured here by Mike Haynes of Northport.

The iconic D. H. Day Barn

The iconic D. H. Day Barn was captured here by Mike Haynes of Northport. 08/08/2024 06:09 AM

Leland Township’s Library Millage Proposal was approved and passed with 545 votes (69.96%) versus the 234 votes (30.04%) against it. The library board sought approval of an 8-year (2024 to 2031 inclusive), .40-mill request which will help fund operations, maintenance and equipment at the l...

3 library millage proposals pass in Leelanau

Three library millage proposals on the ballot in Leland, Suttons Bay-Bingham, and the City of Traverse City were approved by voters in Tuesday night’s primary election. Leland Township’s Library Millage Proposal was approved with 545 votes (69.96%) versus the 234 votes (30.04%) against it. 08/08/2024 06:09 AM

State Ag. Department to hold press conference

State Ag. Department to hold press conference

The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) will host a press conference regarding the State of Michigan’s sweet cherry production at 3 p.m. today at 1101 Peninsula Dr., Traverse City. The press conference will feature speakers MDARD Director Dr. Tim Boring; Cherry Marketing Institure Executive Director Emily Miezio; Betsy Coffia, Michigan State Representative. 08/08/2024 06:09 AM

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