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Cherry Anne Boutique opens in LL
Cherry Anne Boutique opens in LL
Follow your dream and see what happens. Lake Leelanau St. 11/06/2024 09:18 PM
DKG Phi to meet
DKG Phi to meet
DKG Phi Chapter will meet on Tuesday, Nov. 12 at 5 p.m. 11/06/2024 09:18 PM
A participant in the Northport Sportsman’s Club annual shootout is pictured in 2023 at Braman Hill Recreation Area. Enterprise photo by Mike Anderson
Northport Sportsman Club, 'Leelanau Twp. agreement ‘work in progress’
The Northport Sportsman’s Club use agreement with Leelanau Township is currently under revisions as the township board and the club’s legal counsel work through the language to make it something both parties can agree on. 11/06/2024 09:18 PM
Rd. Comm. mulls Lawrence Road request to abandon
Rd. Comm. mulls Lawrence Road request to abandon
Tuesday was Election Day, but Leelanau County residents weren’t just making their voices heard at the polls. Over 15 people attended the county Road Commission’s twice-a-month meeting to comment on a proposal to partially abandon Lawrence Road in Suttons Bay. 11/06/2024 09:18 PM
Book drive begins Nov. 15
Book drive begins Nov. 15
A special holiday tradition continues on Nov. 15 as the Friends of the Glen Lake Library kicks off their our annual call for children’s books. 11/06/2024 09:18 PM
Michael Goodell (right), along with children Matthew (left) and Emily Goodell (middle), is marking seven years at Amoritas Courtesy photo
Amoritas Vineyard celebrating 7 years
From the day Amoritas Vineyards opened on Dec. 6, 2017, the owners and staff have enjoyed the ever-changing adventure of making and selling award-winning wines on the Leelanau Peninsula. 11/06/2024 09:18 PM
Congrats to G-L athletes
Congrats to G-L athletes
If you didn’t set your clocks back, you’re an hour early. What a pain in the neck. 11/06/2024 09:18 PM
LEELANAU HISTORY
LEELANAU HISTORY
It was Page One news in the Leelanau Enterprise on Jan. 18,1951 when one of the county’s native sons, Walter “Babe” Tobin, was declared missing in action in Korea. Later this month, his remains will be returned to Leelanau County for interment in a family cemetery in Empire Township. Very few people living today knew Walter Tobin personally. His official next-of-kin is a niece, Cynthia Wright of Empire, who was born more than seven years after her uncle was declared missing in Korea. But she has a stack of letters he wrote during the war and is living in the same Empire house he grew up in. *** The infant day care program is in jeopardy at Suttons Bay Public Schools (SBPS). At its regular meeting Monday, the SBPS Board of Education listed on its agenda an action item of eliminating the program as of Jan. 6, which superintendent Mike Carmean said was due to financial reasons. The board tabled the matter after a slew of disapproving public comments from school-district parents and community members in attendance 11/06/2024 09:18 PM
The Empire and Southeastern R.R. hauling logs across South Bar Lake to the North dock. Photo courtesy of the Empire Area Heritage Group
Virgin timber and the M&NE Railroad
An excerpt from “Some Other Day: Remembering Empire” by the Empire Area Heritage Group The T. Wilce Company of Chicago, Illinois was founded by Thomas Wilce St., in the late 1880s, and their business was the lumber industry. 11/06/2024 09:18 PM
Riley Brown, a recent Glen Lake graduate, purchased $2,000 of mechanics tools with a scholarship from the Glen Lake Woman’s Club. She is pictured here with scholarship committee member Ginna Woessner. Courtesy photo
Tools of the trade
Riley Brown is taking the road less traveled in selecting her career path. The 2024 Glen Lake graduate recently met with retired school counselor Ginna Woessner and Glen Lake Woman’s Club member, at Harbor Freight in Traverse City where she purchased almost $2,000 worth of tools with a scholarship awarded last spring. 11/06/2024 09:18 PM
The Suttons Bay-Leelanau County Rotary Club celebrated the 104th birthday of member, Dick Grout, on Thursday. Grout was among soldiers who landed on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day, June 6, 1944. Photo courtesy of Steve Stanton
The Suttons Bay-Leelanau County Rotary Club
The Suttons Bay-Leelanau County Rotary Club celebrated the 104th birthday of member, Dick Grout, on Thursday. Grout was among soldiers who landed on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day, June 6, 1944. 11/06/2024 09:18 PM
Dale Lersch and John Sanders won the prizes for the Best 1920s outfits at Saturday’s Speakeasy-themed fundraiser at the Willowbrook Mill for the Northport Promise
Speakeasy fundraiser, ‘flapping success’
The Northport Promise Speakeasy event at the Willowbrook Inn this past Saturday was a flapping success. The event raised funds for scholarships for Northport Public School graduates. The Promise was founded in 2007 and gave out its first scholarships in 2008. Since then, Northport graduating students have received over $400K in scholarships for post-secondary education. 11/06/2024 09:18 PM
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