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Voters approve Suttons Bay School millage renewal
Voters approve Suttons Bay School millage renewal
The Suttons Bay Public School operating millage renewal proposal overwhelmingly passed in Tuesday’s presidential primary election, with 1,427 people voting in favor versus 474 opposed. According to Leelanau County election results, most of those votes in favor of the millage renewal came from voters in Bingham Township (632) and Suttons Bay Township (636), as well as Elmwood Township (157). 02/28/2024 04:44 PM
“Love Thy Farmer” event Friday
“Love Thy Farmer” event Friday
While the weather may not have farmers, especially fruit growers, cheering in Leelanau, they’ll all have a chance to offer “cheers” at an open house set for 4:30-7 p.m. Friday in Glen Arbor. 02/28/2024 04:44 PM
86th DISTRICT COURT
86th DISTRICT COURT
Kali Svec, 1075 E. Sleights Rd., Traverse City — Sentenced after pleading guilty to impaired driving — Complete Adult Highway Safety program and Input Panel within 90 days; $650 fines and costs. 02/28/2024 04:44 PM
BLOTTER
BLOTTER
7:13 a.m. — Solon Township — One of the drivers behind a Chevy Silverado, reporting slow inconsistent speeds, swerving all over the roadway. 02/28/2024 04:44 PM
FAFSA changes slow college application process
FAFSA changes slow college application process
Students in the graduating class of 2024 are off to a slow start in the college application process as they work through the most recent changes made to the free application for federal student aid (FAFSA). The FAFSA application is one of the most widely used tools to access student aid, and opens up opportunities to receive everything from grants and scholarships to work-study funds and loans from federal, state, and school sources. 02/28/2024 04:44 PM
NAA announces photo exhibit
NAA announces photo exhibit
Northport Arts Association celebrates their annual photo exhibit beginning on May 24. The annual exhibit features beautiful and creative works of professional and emerging photographers. 02/28/2024 04:44 PM
Fresh Coast Beer Works in Traverse City had a team competing at the 10th annual Brian Nachazel Snowball Tournament in Cedar on Saturday. Enterprise photo by Brian Freiberger
Nachazel tournament raise $26,000
The 10th annual Brian Nachazel Snowball Tournament was held in Cedar on Saturday as dozens of people descended on the bare softball fields for a unusually warm tournament. Despite the tournament having only five teams, the event raised roughly $26,000 that will help four local families dealing with hardship. 02/28/2024 04:44 PM
County board to consult Janik in admin/CFO search
County board to consult Janik in admin/CFO search
Former Leelanau County Administrator Chet Janik will be leading the search for a new county administrator/chief financial officer (CFO) to replace his immediate successor, Deb Allen, once her resignation goes into effect on April 12. 02/28/2024 04:44 PM
Response to February 1 letter
Response to February 1 letter
To the editor: An author of a recent letter seems sincere in not knowing why President Biden holds historically low support from Americans. She mentions reasons for Biden support, including providing “student debt relief” to 3.7 million people, which of course is paid for by the 130 million working adults. 02/28/2024 04:44 PM
Identity theft surrounds us
Identity theft surrounds us
To the editor: Wow! I attended a BOC meeting on 02/13/24. It was a packed house. 02/28/2024 04:44 PM
By Tim Skubick
Generation gap is profound in politics
With all due respects to the middle-aged folks reading this column, if you really want to have some fun, take a dive into the latest polling data on the extreme ends of the age spectrum i.e. young voters vs. older voters. 02/28/2024 04:44 PM
More than 100 voters have participated in early voting this week at the county government center. Enterprise photo by Zachary Marano
Early voting going smoothly
Voting for next week’s presidential primary election appears to be going smoothly locally and statewide. For the first time since the passage of a new voting rights act in 2022, Michigan residents have the opportunity to cast their vote early and in person for nine consecutive days before the presidential primary election day, which began Saturday and continue through Sunday, Feb. 02/21/2024 04:57 PM
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