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Low-flying helicopters to inspect powerlines
Low-flying helicopters to inspect powerlines
ITC will be inspecting its high-voltage transmission structures, lines and equipment throughout the state by helicopter from approximately Sept. 9-Oct. 09/04/2024 03:50 PM
Local non-profits Impact100 finalists
Local non-profits Impact100 finalists
Two local non-profits have been named finalists in Impact100 Traverse City. During a membership event Aug. 09/04/2024 03:50 PM
Kate Thornhill of Suttons Bay leads an educational workshop on composting at the Poor Farm Barn in Maple City in May 2023. Thornhill is founder and caretaker of the Leo Creek Preserve in Suttons Bay, which protects a popular hangout for Leelanau Montessori students and promotes environment...
SB woman values outdoor education
County residents looking to adopt more eco-friendly waste disposal methods can learn about composting from displays at the Leo Creek Preserve in Suttons Bay and the Poor Farm Barn in Maple City. Kate Thornhill, a lifelong resident of Suttons Bay, made these displays after studying composting for close to a decade. 09/04/2024 03:50 PM
Kickoff scouting event Tuesday
Kickoff scouting event Tuesday
Troop 131 invites everyone to their kickoff event, on Tuesday, September 10, from 6 to 7 p.m., at Keswick Church, 3376 S Center Hwy, three miles south of Suttons Bay. The Troop will have an inflatable archery game set up, a campfire started with marshmallows to toast, other Scout activities to try like learning about knots, and a chance to learn more about the Scouts. 09/04/2024 03:50 PM
Enterprise photo by Zachary Marano
County’s new boat christened
The Leelanau County Sheriff’s Office dedicated the new patrol boat for its marine safety unit at Leland Harbor Aug. 29. Sheriff Mike Borkovich, who hosted the ceremony, said that it took eight years of grant applications to fund the purchase of this boat. 09/04/2024 03:50 PM
86th DISTRICT COURT
86th DISTRICT COURT
Seamus Lynch, 1604 S. Cresent Ave., Park Ridge, Illinois — Sentenced after pleading guilty to use of a false ID by a minor; two days community service; may not consume or be in the possession of illegal drugs, alcohol, marijuana, non-prescription medications; no violent, threatening, intimidating or harassing manner toward anyone; attend, cooperate and complete an Adult Highway Safety Program and Impact Panel; $425 fines and costs; six months probation. 09/04/2024 03:50 PM
BLOTTER
BLOTTER
9:31 a.m. — Empire Township — Dogs have come to caller’s property this morning. 09/04/2024 03:50 PM
Leland bridge walkers follow a Leland Township fire truck during the LAbor Day celebrations that was followed by refreshments at the Old Art Building. Enterprise photo by Brian Freiberger
Rd. Comm. views summer projects
The Leelanau County Road Commission had no old/new business items on its Tuesday meeting agenda, but road commission staff updated commissioners and the public on road work as part of their regular staff reports. 09/04/2024 03:50 PM
Thank you
Thank you
To the editor: We were very proud of our township supervisor, Tim Stein, and the members of our Cleveland Twp. Board, when they stood up to the NPS and the SBDNL at their August meeting on the proposed Segment 9 of the Heritage Trail. 09/04/2024 03:50 PM
Support Ross
Support Ross
To the editor: Kama Ross is running for reelection on the Leelanau County Board of Commissioners. Before she was a Commissioner, I knew her as our District Forester. 09/04/2024 03:50 PM
Win with Bahle
Win with Bahle
To the editor: After being recalled by voters and losing the recall election, former District 3 Commissioner Will Bunek hasn’t attended a single Board of Commissioners’ meeting. In contrast, Lois Bahle stayed involved in county government, attending almost every BOC meeting even after losing re-election. 09/04/2024 03:50 PM
Vibrant community
Vibrant community
To the editor: Labor Day bridge walks in Leland and Lake Leelanau were as encouraging as they were inspiring, both radiating a refreshing unity of spirit and effort. Lake Leelanau’s organizers raised funds for community improvements and events, while Leland’s parade-like atmosphere, led by our local VFW, provided a cheerful, patriotic energy. 09/04/2024 03:50 PM
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