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Crews from the Glen Lake boat wash station on Little Glen Lake wash paddleboards before they are launched from the Department of Natural Resources boat ramp. Enterprise photo by Everett Howell
Boat washing takes aim at invasives
Boaters returning to the water will get an education at five boat washing stations along two Leelanau lakes this summer. The Glen Lake Association has been operating its wash station for 29 years — well before the talk of invasive species. 06/05/2024 08:28 PM
Boathouse announces summer entertainment
Boathouse announces summer entertainment
Boathouse Vineyards, with one of northern Michigan’s only waterside tasting rooms, will help usher in summer on Father’s Day, Sunday, June 16, when it launches a schedule of 24 free live music dates through mid-September. 06/05/2024 08:28 PM
Kate Thornhill, founder and caretaker of Leo Creek Preserve in Suttons Bay, led a backyard composting workshop at the Leelanau County Poor Farm last week. Courtesy photo
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Kate Thornhill, founder and caretaker of Leo Creek Preserve in Suttons Bay, led a backyard composting workshop at the Leelanau County Poor Farm last week. 06/05/2024 08:28 PM
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Bogley honored with distinguished service award
Leelanau County resident Gilbert Bogley was honored last week as the former Traverse City Record-Eagle president and publisher received the Traverse City Area Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Service Award (DSA) for his civic and community service. 06/05/2024 08:28 PM
Roving quintet in Glen Arbor
Roving quintet in Glen Arbor
Fivemind Reeds Quintet are Glen Arbor Arts Center’s musicians in residence through June 15. A collaboration of the Glen Arbor Arts Center and Interlochen Public Radio’s Sound Garden Project, which plants classical music in unexpected places. 06/05/2024 08:28 PM
Dr. Carrie Sands of Leland (middle) cut the ribbon to her new sports chiropractic office in Leland in May. Courtesy photo
Sports chiropractor lands in Leland
A new sports chiropractic practice is open for business after a May ribbon-cutting ceremony in Leland. Dr. 06/05/2024 08:28 PM
Board endorses 2% requests
Board endorses 2% requests
The county Board of Commissioners approved four applications for Grand Traverse Band tribal council allocations of 2% funds last week. These included allocations to Housing North, Inland Seas Education Association (ISEA), the Leelanau County Historical Preservation Society (LCHPS), and Leelanau County Probate/ Family Court. 06/05/2024 08:28 PM
Warmer temperatures hasten water activities. This lone paddleboarder braved the water on Fisher Lake near Glen Arbor. Enterprise photo by Amy Hubbell
Warmer temperatures hasten water activities
Warmer temperatures hasten water activities. 06/05/2024 08:28 PM
Leelanau County resident Ashley Suttmann officially opened her store, “Goodness on Main,” on May 3 in downtown Leland. Enterprise photo by Meakalia Previch-Liu
‘Goodness on Main’ opens in Leland
The family-owned business, “Goodness on Main,” is one of downtown Leland’s newest store fronts to open in just the last month. Ashley Suttmann is the driving force behind the new boutique located where the former “Green Goodness” store once stood on North Main Street. 06/05/2024 08:28 PM
The River Club in Glen Arbor is preparing to open on June 20. From left to right: Steven Brotschul, Gina and Mike Sheldon, Matt Millu, and Chuck Damman. Enterprise photo by Brian Freiberger
G-A MINI-GOLF COURSE OPENING IN JUNE
The newest business in town is ready to be a hole-in-one as the new River Club Glen Arbor (RCGA) mini-golf course opens its doors just in time for the summer rush later this month. It’s been a long time coming to make a dream, a reality for founders Mike and Gina Sheldon. 06/05/2024 08:28 PM
Cheese Fest Saturday
Cheese Fest Saturday
Leelanau Cheese Company is celebrating Michigan-Made cheese at the third annual Cheese Fest Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 06/05/2024 08:28 PM
Empire leaders look forward to future needs
Empire leaders look forward to future needs
Empire will be moving forward with a $70,000 contract with Renovare, a Ypsilantibased real estate development company, that was originally tasked with helping the village find a new office. The original contract ($70,000) has been invoiced through $50,000. 06/05/2024 08:28 PM
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