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Co-chairs Patrice Korson, left, and Mary Lingaur had instrumental parts in the continuation of the Lake Leelanau Street Fair, which is estimated to have brought up to 2,000 people to the community. Enterprise photo by Alan Campbell
L-L Street Fair attracts big crowd
You wouldn’t know it by the number of strollers on Saturday headed up and down Meinrad and Main streets, but a couple months ago the future of the Lake Leelanau Street Fair was in jeopardy. The street fair represents the biggest fundraiser of the year for the Lake Leelanau Community Association. 10/16/2024 08:25 PM
Climate change
Climate change
To the editor: Whether you call it climate change or global warming it impacts us all and it is negatively affecting our planet and our future. Have you noticed how most of our weather events are so extreme. 10/16/2024 08:25 PM
Time for change
Time for change
To the editor: Recently, Supervisor Och accused the Leland Township Board of balancing budgets by “ignoring” parks and infrastructure. True, we developed an efficient, sustainable budget. 10/16/2024 08:25 PM
Jim White support
Jim White support
To the editor: Ty Wessell says he’s reduced taxes and improved teamwork on the County Board, but the numbers tell a different story. Spending is up, and taxes have followed. 10/16/2024 08:25 PM
Disaster designation to help impacted growers
Disaster designation to help impacted growers
Leelanau County cherry growers can wrap up the 2024 harvest knowing they may be eligible for emergency resources through the federal government. The U.S. 10/16/2024 08:25 PM
A column by Zachary Marano
We’re in this together
Earlier this year while it was still hot and humid, I was riding my bicycle on the Leelanau Trail near Mawby Vineyards and Winery when I heard the thud-thud-thud of a flat tire hitting pavement behind me. “Oh no, not again,” I thought. 10/16/2024 08:25 PM
Don Miller stands with former players Brad Fosmore and Todd Ciolek during the John Wooden Lifetime Achievement Award presentation Sunday in Detroit. Courtesy photo
Miller accepts John Wooden award
Longtime Glen Lake basketball coach Don Miller received the John Wooden Lifetime Achievement Award Sunday in Detroit. The National High School Basketball Coaches Association (NHSBCA) presented Miller with the award for his leadership and support to basketball in the State of Michigan. 10/16/2024 08:25 PM
Members of the Glen Lake Lakers 1994 State Championship team were honored before Friday’s game between Glen Lake and Johannesburg-Lewiston. Enterprise photo by Brian Freiberger
Glen Lake routes Johannesburg-Lewiston
The Glen Lake Lakers celebrated a blowout 62-0 win over Johannesburg-Lewiston on Friday, while honoring members of their 1994 state championship team. The Lakers dominated from the opening kickoff to the final whistle, showcasing a strong offense and defense. 10/16/2024 08:25 PM
The arrival of fall colors signals the beginning of the snow season on the peninsula. Enterprise photo by Meakalia Previch-Liu
The arrival of fall colors
The arrival of fall colors signals the beginning of the snow season on the peninsula. 10/16/2024 08:25 PM
Leelanau Twp. OKs communications tower agreement with county
Leelanau Twp. OKs communications tower agreement with county
Leelanau Township unanimously approved an updated intergovernmental agreement for construction of the Leelanau Township communication tower project at its regular meeting on Oct. 8. The agreement is contingent upon approval by the Leelanau County Board of Commissioners, which also reviewed the document and gave approval of the changes at its regular session last week Tuesday. 10/16/2024 08:25 PM
Board OKs partial road abandonment
Board OKs partial road abandonment
The Leelanau County Road Commission partially abandoned Whittaker Road in Bingham Township, meaning they will no longer pay to maintain it and it will become privately owned. Township resident Renn Cheadle requested they abandon the road at the edge of his property, where the road terminates, at the road commission meeting Tuesday. 10/16/2024 08:25 PM
The Leelanau Vacation Realty sales team of, from left, Julie Zapoli, Ranae Ihme and Elizabeth Erdmann outside the LVR sales office in Glen Arbor. Enterprise photo by Alan Campbell
Housing market ‘high and tight’
If you like the current county real estate market — and what’s not to like if you have no intentions of buying a home? — then you should be pleased by the latest sales figures. They show a remarkably stable yet tight market, with values retaining the steep gains that followed the COVID pandemic. 10/16/2024 08:25 PM
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