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A bird’s eye view of the meals to-go at Peshawbestown’s St. Kateri Tekakwitha Catholic Church last week Thursday. Pictured are the stacks of crates filled with chocolate chip cookies, pumpkin cheesecake, chicken tenders, and sweet potato and black bean enchiladas. Courtesy photo
5Loaves2fish launches Peshawbestown meal site
The local nonprofit 5Loaves2Fish will now distribute meals in Peshawbestown at St. Kateri Tekakwitha Church every Thursday from 4-6 p.m., adding another location to its growing list of meal sites to help those who are hungry or who live with food insecurity. 11/27/2024 08:54 AM
Omena is all decked out for the holidays
Omena is all decked out for the holidays
The Village of Omena is bedecked for the holidays! About two dozen hardy people turned out to decorate the Post Office, Omena Historical Museum and the Fire Hall Saturday. It was a slightly chilly and rainy day, but not the worst weather that the annual Deck the Village event has had. 11/27/2024 08:54 AM
Students at Suttons Bay Public School celebrated Native American Heritage Month with a special spirit week, with one of the themed days being “rock your ribbon skirt or shirt.” Courtesy photo
Native American Heritage month celebrated at S-B
Suttons Bay Public School celebrated Native American Heritage Month with a special spirit week held from Nov. 18 to Nov. 22. Throughout the week, school staff and students participated in themed dress-up days and activities aimed at fostering pride, awareness, and unity. Students embraced their creativity and cultural appreciation by participating in themed days such as “Rock Your Mocs or Crocs” and “Rock Your Ribbon Skirt or Shirt.” The week also provided an opportunity to spotlight and honor the diverse Native American traditions represented within the district’s student body. 11/27/2024 08:54 AM
A drum circle from the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians provided a beat for dancers. Courtesy photos
Jingle dancers demonstrate culture
Earlier this month St. Mary K-12 students had the unique opportunity to attend a Native American Heritage presentation, featuring eighth grader Alexa Diaz, a talented jingledress dancer. Alexa, alongside two of her friends, showcased various Native American dance styles, sharing her culture and skills with the school community. 11/27/2024 08:54 AM
The Belanger (formerly Manseau) Mill was established in 1856. Photo courtesy of the Leelanau Historical Museum
Dearwood cabin on the shores of Suttons Bay
Excerpt from the Suttons Bay Sesquicentennial Book. Laura Lindley’s book includes a profile of Cassimere Boischer & Harriet LeDuc who built their cabin on the shore of Suttons Bay back in 1855. 11/27/2024 08:54 AM
Leelanau History
Leelanau History
5 YEARS AGO November 28, 2019 The trial of Justin Bembeneck is now in the hands of the jury after three days of testimony and evidence. Leelanau County Prosecuting Attorney Joseph Hubbell and William Burdette, Bembeneck’s court-appointed attorney, were expected to make their closing arguments in the case Tuesday. 11/27/2024 08:54 AM
Bingham Township adopts new recreation plan
Bingham Township adopts new recreation plan
The Bingham Township board approved its five-year parks and recreation plan following a public hearing last week. The document outlines improvements for Boughey Park, which is located between M-22 and Grand Traverse Bay, and plans for opening the undeveloped Groesser Park to the public, among other items. 11/27/2024 08:54 AM
The County Road Commission rejected a request to vacate a portion of Lawrence Road. Enterprise photo by Amy Hubbell
Rd. Comm. rejects road vacation
Lawrence Road in Bingham Township will remain a public road, as the county Road Commission rejected a petition to privatize a 0.8-mile stretch of the road at their Nov. 19 meeting. The resident who filed the petition wanted to close the road because of flooding and trespassing, while some neighbors wanted to keep it open to the public due to its scenic nature. 11/27/2024 08:54 AM
Suttons Bay boys basketball (0-1) were cheered on by youth cheerleaders at Tuesday’s season-opener against TC Christian (1-0). The Norsemen lost 41-57 against the Sabres. Suttons Bay senior Grayson Opie led with 22 points, 11 rebounds; Urijah TwoCrow 11 points, 3 steals; Zachariah Raphael...
Suttons Bay boys basketball
. 11/27/2024 08:54 AM
Norse set for season opener
Norse set for season opener
Suttons Bay girls basketball is preparing to make its run in the 2024 season with a wide range of players from freshman to senior that will be expected to contribute. The Norse will be led by Mariah Kalchik in her third year coaching the program. 11/27/2024 08:54 AM
The Leland girls basketball team breaks down the team huddle before hitting the court for one of the first practices of the season. Enterprise photo by Brian Freiberger
Leland girls basketball ready for season
The Leland girls basketball is poised to be a disrupter during the 2024-25 season. The veteran Comets will have eight returners from last year’s team that saw action. 11/27/2024 08:54 AM
Glen Lake sophomore Lydia Fosmore and St. Mary senior Kyla Barnowski battle for a rebound during a district final game last season. Enterprise photo by Brian Freiberger
Lakers ready to attack
Glen Lake enters the girls basketball season with renewed determination after last year’s regional final loss, bringing a reloaded roster and heightened expectations. The Lakers begin their season at Manton on Wednesday, Nov. 11/27/2024 08:54 AM
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