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‘Young adult’ writer in G-A
‘Young adult’ writer in G-A
The Glen Arbor Arts Center will host Brittany Cavallaro, author of seven Young Adult (YA) novels, will speak May 18 as part of the GAAC “Coffee with the Authors” program. Cavallaro will explained this stand-alone genre, and how she approaches it. 05/08/2024 04:54 PM
Leelanau County resident Gretchen Knoblock, pictured here on her own personal horse, helped organize the new group “Empire Pony Pals” with Michele Morris of Empire Hills Farm. The program is open for registration and will feature miniature horses and teach youth about horsemanship in a non...
Empire Pony Pals program registration open
A new venture hoping to give youth a chance at learning more about horses is now open for registration. Empire Pony Pals, organized by Leelanau County residents Gretchen Knoblock and Michele Morris of Empire Hills Farm, said they just rescued their first two mini’s, Napoleon and Alex, in April from a downstate sanctuary called Abraham Ranch. 05/08/2024 04:54 PM
4-H day camps planned
4-H day camps planned
Leelanau County 4-H is offering two farm camps this summer. For youth ages 7-10, held a total of three days, June 24, 26, and 28 (with either a morning or an afternoon camp to choose from). 9 a.m. to noon or 2 to 5 p.m., with eight spots in each camp. 05/08/2024 04:54 PM
Allen Northcutt (back-right) enjoys his time at the Kentucky Derby for the 75th time during the 150th rendition of the iconic race. Friends and family joined him for the joyous occasion. Front row (right to left) Ellen Mershon, Hamilton Thompson (daughter), and Reynolds Thompson. Back row...
Northcutt attends 75th Kentucky Derby
Leelanau and Louisville resident Allen Northcutt saw his 75th Kentucky Derby on Saturday from Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky. “They’re all a little different but they’re all pretty much the same,” he said. 05/08/2024 04:54 PM
The street banners in downtown Lake Leelanau
The street banners in downtown Lake Leelanau
The street banners in downtown Lake Leelanau. 05/08/2024 04:54 PM
The 2024 St. Mary Senior Class is gearing up for graduation! The group is all smiles as they receive their cap and gowns in anticipation of the upcoming graduation ceremony on Sunday, June 2. Courtesy photo
The 2024 St. Mary Senior Class
The 2024 St. Mary Senior Class. 05/08/2024 04:54 PM
St. Mary honor roll for third quarter
St. Mary honor roll for third quarter
Nearly 40 St. Mary School secondary students earned honor roll recognition for the third quarter of the 2023-24 school year. 05/08/2024 04:54 PM
Here’s the North Unity School in 1906. The schoolhouse was originally of log construction. The siding and the front entry room (where firewood was stacked to dry) were added later, but have now been removed. Photo courtesy of Paul Dechow
Learning at the North Unity School
This continues a series adapted from the book, “A Port Oneida Collection,” Volume 1 of the twopart set, “Oral History, Photographs, and Maps from the Sleeping Bear Region,” produced by Tom Van Zoeren in partnership with Preserve Historic Sleeping Bear. Here we conclude a look at the North Unity School, along M-22 on Lake Narada. 05/08/2024 04:54 PM
LEELANAU HISTORY
LEELANAU HISTORY
Members of the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians will head to the polls next month to decide whether to decriminalize marijuana use and possession on tribal lands in Leelanau County and elsewhere. On June 11, adult tribal members residing in the tribe’s six-county service area in northwest lower Michigan will be eligible to vote in a referendum to amend a provision of the Grand Traverse Band (GTB) Criminal Code that currently outlaws marijuana entirely. *** Lake Michigan water levels climbed nine inches in the last month, jeopardizing the integrity of a Leelanau icon.Fishtown is in danger, causing the Fishtown Preservation Society (FPS) to embark on a $1.6 million fundraising campaign to rebuild and heighten its weather- worn fishing village that lines the Leland River. Two chunks of docks have already split away from buildings the society owns along the river’s south bank, and swirling water that continues to rise threatens to destabilize pilings that serve as the foundation for the registered Michigan State Historic Site. 05/08/2024 04:54 PM
Correction:
Correction:
Glenn LaCross, not Ben LaCross, was quoted in a story about cherry blossoms last week. Glenn and Ben are father and son.. 05/08/2024 04:54 PM
Emily Rosiek, Sarah Conrad, Jessica Hardy, David and Shana Sicotte make chocolate treats at the Great Lake Chocolate & Dessert Co. in Traverse City. Enterprise photo by Brian Freiberger
Chocolate shop opening in Leland
A new chocolate shop will be opening at the former Early Bird and Leelanau Coffee Roasters bistro on the corner of Main Street and River Street in Leland. Great Lake Chocolate & Dessert Co. 05/08/2024 04:54 PM
Leelanau Cellars President Bob Jacobson pours cheers to 50 years of business on the Leelanau Peninsula at their Omena tasting room. Enterprise photo by Brian Freiberger
Leelanau Cellars celebrating 50 years; reducing prices
From humble beginnings to taking the country by storm, Leelanau Cellars will be celebrating its 50th anniversary all summer long with new, affordable prices to honor the customers that have supported the family business for a half of a century. 05/08/2024 04:54 PM

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