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Gardening scholarships
Gardening scholarships
To the editor: The Little Garden Club (LGC) was founded in 1975 and aims to stimulate, foster and promote the knowledge of conservation and horticulture. We are proud to offer 2025 grant funding, fueled by the organization’s biannual Garden Tour ticket sales and sponsorships. 11/20/2024 04:34 PM
Preserve wilderness
Preserve wilderness
To the editor: Sleeping Bear Naturally sincerely thanks the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians (GTB) for their essential role in Superintendent Scott Tucker’s decision to pause all work on Segment 9 of the Heritage Trail indefinitely. Because of GTB’s strong commitment to the natural world, these rare wetlands, mature forests and steep dunes will remain intact. 11/20/2024 04:34 PM
Iris Wild, a second grader at St. Mary, is a Grand Traverse Area Rock and Mineral Club pebble pup. Enterprise photo by Mike Anderson
St. Mary second grader first in national art contest
A budding young artist has put Traverse City and the Grand Traverse Area Rock and Mineral Club (GTARMC) on the map with a unique accomplishment: winning first place in the National Fossil Day Art Contest, a competition sponsored by the National Park Service. 11/20/2024 04:34 PM
Housing nonprofit receives GTRCF $3,000 grant
Housing nonprofit receives GTRCF $3,000 grant
Housing nonprofit Home Sweet Home has received a $3,000 grant from the Grand Traverse Regional Community Foundation to support its innovative approach to the housing crisis, according to Home Sweet Home President John O’Neill. 11/20/2024 04:34 PM
Jeremy Tobin, who shot two big bucks six days apart, occasionally hunts with his 14-year-old daughter Grace. His wife, Rebecca, helped track his first harvest, which had a tall rack. Courtesy photo
378 deer taken since opening day
Courting has slowed for bucks and does, and deer hunting success has followed. That’s not surprising as opening day of firearms deer season has been set for decades on Nov. 11/20/2024 04:34 PM
BLOTTER
BLOTTER
2:03 p.m. — Elmwood Township — Rear window of truck is shattered, but still intact in the frame. 11/20/2024 04:34 PM
86th DISTRICT COURT
86th DISTRICT COURT
Terry Hensley, homeless, stood mute to charge of obstructing by disguise; bond set at $1,000 personal recognizance; pretrial set for Nov. 22. 11/20/2024 04:34 PM
Man charged with sex crime
Man charged with sex crime
An Elmwood Township man is charged with a sex crime after a September encounter with a minor. David R. 11/20/2024 04:34 PM
Judy Walter decorates the bridge on Elm Street in Suttons Bay. Enterprise photo by Brian Freiberger
Judy Walter
Judy Walter decorates the bridge on Elm Street in Suttons Bay. 11/20/2024 04:34 PM
Jeremy Evans is pictured with Lukey Klein during the theater production of “Oliver” at Leland Public School in 2010. Photo courtesy of Jeremy Evans
Former Leland student makes off-Broadway debut
A former Leland Public School student and Interlochen Arts Academy graduate, Lukey Klein, made their off-Broadway debut last month with a couple of special guests from home in the audience. Jeremy Evans, Glen Lake Community School elementary performing arts teacher, and Kathy Lau, a theater costume designer who also worked with Evans for at least 20 years at Leland school, made the trip from Leelanau County on Oct. 11/20/2024 04:34 PM
Northport Public School Art Teacher Jen Evans is pictured with students from the sixth grade class and their hand turkey creations. Photo courtesy of Jen Evans
20th anniversary of Npt. school hand turkey competition
Every holiday season for the last 20 years, Northport Public School Art Teacher Jen Evans has been organizing a hand turkey competition for students to display their artistic talents. Over the years, students and even adults have taken the simple prompt of transforming a turkey cut-out using just their creativity and turning the handmade creation into something worth treasuring. 11/20/2024 04:34 PM
Empire resident Kathy Cole (at center), is seen with her kids Ryan Cole (left) and Tracy Cole. Courtesy photo
Bettering the community
An active member of the community in more ways than one, Empire resident Kathy Cole uses much of her time to volunteer in Leelanau County — whether it be as the current Glen Lake Women’s Club president, or as a volunteer with the Friends of Sleeping Bear Dunes. 11/20/2024 04:34 PM

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