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Jamie Robinson, lower left, is shown here having fun during a recent field trip. Courtesy photo
G-L teacher named ‘Outstanding Educator’
Jaime (Seymen) Robinson knew early on that she wanted to be a teacher. “I was in high school when I discovered I have a gift explaining math to kids,” said Robinson, a home-grown woman who graduated from Suttons Bay in 2000. 05/29/2024 05:59 PM
Leelanau 4-H is one of many activities that gets kids outside and into the community. Pictured is the 2023 Leelanau 4-H Poultry Reserve Grand Champion Turkey: Kendyl LaPaugh of Proclites 4-H Club. Courtesy photo
School’s out for summer
As summer approaches, camps are gearing up to keep the little ones busy. “I think it’s really important to have hands-on experience. 05/29/2024 05:59 PM
Patriotic community
Patriotic community
To the editor: Why is our VFW Post 7731 Memorial Day program a success? All of our members work hard to host this important event. We have good advanced advertising and we have good newspaper coverage. 05/29/2024 05:59 PM
With thanks
With thanks
To the editor: Thank you to all who participated in this year’s Leelanau Reads community reading event! We welcomed approximately 60 readers at library book discussions and 300 audience members at the author talk. Thank you to author William Kent Krueger, interviewer Aaron Stander, Northport Public School and the individuals who provided technical assistance at this venue, bookseller Pamela Grath from Dog Ears Books, each library’s Friends of the Library group and the Mid-Michigan Library League. 05/29/2024 05:59 PM
A conflict
A conflict
To the editor: An investigation is underway to determine whether the chair of a county energy task force violated the county conflict policy when he helped write and advocated for a grant that would pay him. Perhaps the chair, who is in the energy business, should not lead a county body in the same line of work. 05/29/2024 05:59 PM
A column by Brian Freiberger
Advice to grads: Find your road
Summer is in the air and Leelanau County High School seniors will take the stage to receive their diplomas at Northport, Suttons Bay, St. Mary, Northport, and Leelanau School this weekend. 05/29/2024 05:59 PM
Open meetings lead to better governance
Open meetings lead to better governance
There’s been much ado about the actions of a new group created by the Leelanau County Board of Commissioners. The Leelanau Energy Futures Task Force was established last fall to educate and advocate for renewable energy on the Leelanau peninsula. 05/29/2024 05:59 PM
Skip Hujsak, a member of the Twin Bay British Car Club, brought his 1957 Austin-Healey to the show, winning the award for best sports car. Enterprise photos by Meakalia Previch-Liu
Hundreds attend Northport Cars in the Park
On the sunniest day of an otherwise rainy Memorial Day weekend, hundreds of people made it out to view the variety of automobiles on display at the annual Northport Cars in the Park event at Haserot Park. 05/29/2024 05:59 PM
Blood drive set
Blood drive set
St. Michael’s Knights of Columbus and Suttons Bay-Bingham Fire Department will host a community blood drive Monday, June 10 at the Suttons Bay fire hall. 05/29/2024 05:59 PM
Native plant sale Friday
Native plant sale Friday
The Leelanau Conservation District is hosting its annual Native Plant Sale Friday from 1 to 5 p.m. at Bear Den Gallery, 5046 S West Bay Shore Dr. 05/29/2024 05:59 PM
Author at Empire Library
Author at Empire Library
The Friends of Sleeping Bear Dunes & Glen Lake Community Library will host book talk by author and environmentalist Jane Elder tonight at 7. Elder will discuss her new book, “Wilderness, Water & Rust” which weaves together memorials from her life in the upper Midwest with nearly 50 years of environmental policy work, presenting a unique insider’s perspective into the quest to protect the Great Lakes. 05/29/2024 05:59 PM
Jimmy Alpi signs to the Army with his dad, mother, and brother look on. Local Army Sergeant Michael Thorton and his captain were in attendance. Courtesy photo
Alpi going into Army as diver
Leland senior Jimmy Alpi signed up for the United States Army last week, where he will aspire to be an Army diver. Alpi was always interested in serving ever since middle school where he originally took an interest in the Coast Guard. 05/29/2024 05:59 PM
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