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Garden Club grants available for 2025
Garden Club grants available for 2025
The Little Garden Club (LGC) will offer 2025 grant funding to non-profit organizations. The grants are funded by the organization’s biannual Garden Tour ticket sales and sponsorships and are to be used for beautification and educational purposes. 11/13/2024 05:42 PM
Blood bus in S-B Nov. 29
Blood bus in S-B Nov. 29
Martinson Funeral Home in Suttons Bay will host the Versiti Blood Bus, Friday, Nov. 29 from 9 a.m. 11/13/2024 05:42 PM
Fleis auction underway
Fleis auction underway
The highly anticipated 2024 Annual Fundraiser and Auction for the Ed and Irene Fleis Educational opening yesterday and closing on Nov. 24, 2024. 11/13/2024 05:42 PM
Glen Lake BOE reviews bond strategy
Glen Lake BOE reviews bond strategy
The Glen Lake Board of Education reviewed bond underwriting options, received an update on construction plans, and considered an athletic trainer stipend at its regular meeting on Monday. The Laker community recently passed an $8.175 million bond proposal. 11/13/2024 05:42 PM
Glen Lake band director Elaina Abarrak has been leading the charge for the marching Lakers, who performed at school football games this fall. Enterprise photo by Brian Freiberger
GL band surging
The Glen Lake Band program rocked the stadium during Glen Lake football games all season as students prepare for the upcoming concert season in the winter. Glen Lake band director Elaina Abarrak has been leading the charge for the marching Lakers, along with an eager group of freshmen and sophomores who are taking the reins and making the program their own. 11/13/2024 05:42 PM
While Allen Riggie says he “just got lucky” when still-hunting up to a 21-point buck on North Manitou, he’s a veteran island hunter who has taken a 10-point near his home in Midland. Courtesy photo
N. Manitou hunt successful
No matter how measured — from good behavior to bountiful harvests to the 21 points on perhaps the biggest island buck ever shot — the eight-day North Manitou deer hunt that ended Nov. 3 was one of the most successful on record. 11/13/2024 05:42 PM
Switchback will perform Nov. 22 at the Old Art Building in Leland. Courtesy photo
Celtic Christmas at Old Art Building
The Old Art Building in Leland presents Switchback — a Celtic Christmas Concert — Friday, Nov. 22. 11/13/2024 05:42 PM
The Glen Lake defense celebrate after forcing a turnnover against Beal City Friday. Photos courtesy of Meredith McNabb
Lakers fall in regional final
Glen Lake (9-2) football fell to Beal City (9-2) 21-14 Friday in a MHSAA Div. 4 regional playoff game. 11/13/2024 05:42 PM
Lake Leelanau St. Mary junior Maggie Ursu spikes the ball against Suttons Bay Wednesday during a district semifinal game. Enterprise photo by Brian Freiberger
Eagles grounded in district final
Lake Leelanau St. Mary (2716-3) fell in a district final volleyball game Thursday 3-0 against T-C Christian 13-25, 17-25, 18-25. 11/13/2024 05:42 PM
Football Dream Team
Football Dream Team
Another fall football season passes for Glen Lake and Suttons Bay. With stadiums packed and students showing school pride, parents watching their boys on Friday night is a feeling like no other. Both the Lakers and the Norsemen left it all under the Friday night lights. The Dream Team is voted on by Glen Lake coach Jesse Smith, Suttons Bay coach Garrick Opie, and Enterprise sports editor Brian Freiberger. 11/13/2024 05:42 PM
Volleyball Dream Team
Volleyball Dream Team
The 2024 volleyball season is in the books after a competitive season among local teams. The 2024 Enterprise Volleyball Dream Team selections were made by coach Stephany Peplinski (Glen Lake), Travis Baker (Leland), Olivia Dohm (Suttons Bay), Alyssa Bunek (St. 11/13/2024 05:42 PM
LEELANAU HISTORY
LEELANAU HISTORY
Not everyone in Leelanau County was complaining about the huge piles of snow facing them Tuesday morning. Liz Fay’s two preschool children seemed to think the snow this week was a lot nicer than the snow that hit Leelanau County last Thursday. It was fluffier. “Playing in the snowbanks was a lot easier this week,” said Fay, a full-time wife and mother and a part-time registered nurse at Munson Medical Center. *** Usually Leelanau County is considered one geographical unit. On Monday and Tuesday, though, there were two Leelanau County’s — the parts receiving up to three feet of snow and the parts that didn’t. The western part of Leelanau County from Northport down to Empire saw the impacts of a lake-effect snow event that closed Glen Lake Community School at noon on Monday and resulted in numerous stranded vehicles 11/13/2024 05:42 PM

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