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Brianna Abercrombie, who gathers information about salmon and lake trout catches off the shoreline of Leelanau County, must be in the right occupation. She enjoys fishing so much that she goes out after work despite having examined dead fish all day. Enterprise photo by Alan Campbell
Fish counter monitors catches
It’s been a good time for Brianna Abercrombie to break in as a fisheries assistant for the MDNR because, well, she’s dealing with mostly contented people. “This year they are happy with the salmon fishing,” said Abercrombie while waiting for what she termed “DYI” anglers to return to the Leland Harbor. 08/21/2024 09:15 PM
Yes to Segment 9
Yes to Segment 9
To the editor: The Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail provides a wonderful way to exercise, get from one place to another without using any carbon fuel, and slow down to see all that is available. Segment 9 will provide the best way to appreciate the biodiversity, cultural practices, and past agricultural practices within the park. 08/21/2024 09:15 PM
Thank you
Thank you
To the editor: Thank you, voters, for renewing the Suttons Bay Bingham District Library’s operating millage! The library millage passed with 74% approval from the library’s service areas of Suttons Bay Village and Township and Bingham Township. We’ve received your support; now we’d like your opinion. 08/21/2024 09:15 PM
NPS doesn’t care
NPS doesn’t care
To the editor: It seems near that most of the residents of Leelanau County opposed the extension of the Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail within the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. The 4.2-mil extension will costs $15.5 million — that is $700 per foot! Remember the 1970s? The NPS has a history of pressing on with initiatives regardless of what people thing, Chuck Bond Maple City. 08/21/2024 09:15 PM
Passing notes
Passing notes
To the editor: Passing notes about the date of a follow up interview and when an ongoing presentation started? Congratulations Enterprise on your big scoop right before the election. After all, It would be dangerous to reelect a commissioner so misguided as to ask the clerk for the date of a future meeting. 08/21/2024 09:15 PM
A column by Alan Campbell
Step up to help veterans with hall
She’s a tired, old building. She needs help. 08/21/2024 09:15 PM
Watching for impact of minimum wage law
Watching for impact of minimum wage law
A new state law which will go in effect in February sounds good at first glance. However, it will be interesting to see it how everything shakes out on the Leelanau Peninsula. 08/21/2024 09:15 PM
S-B board votes no pay to play
S-B board votes no pay to play
Suttons Bay athletes and their families will have it a little easier this fall. The Suttons Bay Board of Education voted Aug. 08/21/2024 09:15 PM
Suttons Bay volleyball looking to compete
Suttons Bay volleyball looking to compete
Suttons Bay volleyball is back on the court ready to compete in its first matches happening yesterday in a quad match with Glen Lake and Leland. Suttons Bay second-year coach Olivia Dohm is excited to work with the young talent and the continuous rebuild of the program. 08/21/2024 09:15 PM
Glen Lake volleyball participated at a Central Michigan University Volleyball Camp earlier this month. Left to right: Kendal McNitt, Ella Vershaeve, Andi Forton, Faith Herman, Scarlett Vanderline, Peyton Brown. Front left tor right: Nora Ciolek, Mady Sheffer, Lydia Fosmore. Courtesy photo
Lakers focused on improvement
Glen Lake volleyball is back on the court with new faces looking to compete in 2024. “A lot of these girls haven’t really played together on the court. 08/21/2024 09:15 PM
Lake Leelanau St. Mary senior Kyla Barnowski spikes during a volleyball practice earlier this week. The Eagles start the 2024 season yesterday and today at Suttons Bay and Lake City. Enterprise photo by Brian Freiberger
Eagles looking to soar in 2024
St. Mary Lake Leelanau finished the 2023 season with a 62.7% winning percentage. 08/21/2024 09:15 PM
Leland’s high school varsity volleyball team this season is pictured. Back row (from left to right): Abby Martini (11th), Kally Sluiter (12th), Cielle Fort (11th), Molly Rousseau (11th), Sophya Sluiter (9th). Front row: Lia Kiessel (9th), Aubrey Rousseau (9th), Abby Hicks (12th), Adalee Ra...
Comets return with new coach
Heading into the 2024-25 school year, new Leland varsity volleyball Coach Travis Baker said he and the team are ready to give it their best embarking on another busy season. While Baker is taking on the head coach position for the first time, he’s been assisting with coaching volleyball at Leland for about 14 years now. 08/21/2024 09:15 PM
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