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Advice for letter writers

Advice for letter writers

Many of us are looking forward to the 2024 election season with something approaching dread — not just at potential outcomes, but at having to endure months of nastiness as increasingly polarized Americans claw at each other on TV, on social media and in newspapers. And yes, it has reached the pages of the Enterprise as well. 04/10/2024 03:54 PM

Travel not at U.S. expense

Travel not at U.S. expense

To the editor: Ms. Jones, in her Thursday 4 April letter to the editor, is incorrect in describing the immigrants flown into our country as illegal aliens as they have a sponsor in the U.S., have passed biometric and biographical vetting and have work permits. 04/10/2024 03:54 PM

‘Disappointing’

‘Disappointing’

To the editor: How disappointing to see our sheriff, who has done such a great job patrolling Leelanau County, on a political stage with a man who sent his supporters to the U.S .Capitol to pound on and beat up U.S. Capitol POLICE OFFICERS. 04/10/2024 03:54 PM

‘Price to Pay’

‘Price to Pay’

To the editor: Inflation is not higher prices, inflation causes higher prices. Inflation is the result of expanding the money supply faster than expanding goods and services. 04/10/2024 03:54 PM

Correction:

The first name of the owner of Boathouse Vineyards was left out of a story about the TEXSOM wine awards last week. Dave Albert is the owner.. 04/10/2024 03:54 PM

Cindy Henderson stands proudly with her grandchildren Lylah and Ollie after announcing the opening of Ollie R’s, a new burger joint in the same building that holds Lylah’s cafe. Enterprise photo by Brian Freiberger

Ollie R’s new S-B burger spot

Cynthia Henderson of Lylah’s restaurant in Suttons Bay is opening another restaurant, in the same building. Lylah’s, which is named after her granddaughter, couldn’t leave the other grandchild out of the restaurant game, as her grandson Ollie Reese will be getting the nod for the new burger joint that is opening up in Suttons Bay. 04/10/2024 03:54 PM

This 1924 book offers tried and true recipes with sale proceeds benefiting the St. Michael funeral luncheon service.

St. Michael’s reprints 100-year-old cookbook

Jonathon Swift, a 1700s author, coined the phrase “Everything old is new again.” And members of St. Michael the Archangel in Suttons Bay are taking this to heart. 04/10/2024 03:54 PM

COMING EVENTS

Organizations wishing to have their public events listed in this calendar can email [email protected] or call The Enterprise, 256-9827, before 5 p.m. Friday. 04/10/2024 03:54 PM

Patricia Lynn McNeil

Patricia Lynn McNeil

LAKE LEELANAU - Patricia Lynn McNeil, 57, passed away peacefully on April 8, 2024, at the Munson Hospice House in Traverse City surrounded by family. Born on June 26, 1966, in Traverse City, Michigan, Patricia was the second daughter of Elinor (Schuster) and Arthur McNeil Sr. 04/10/2024 03:54 PM

William Julius (Bill) Morse

William Julius (Bill) Morse

William Julius (Bill) Morse, a longtime resident of Lake Ann, and current resident of Traverse City passed away on March 28, 2024 at the Pavilions in Traverse City at the age of 101. He was born on September 1, 1922 on the family farm near Lake Ann. He graduated from Honor High school in 1941. 04/10/2024 03:54 PM

Dennis John Kent

Dennis John Kent

Passionate about his family, history, and the waters of Grand Traverse Bay that he viewed from his home, Dennis died in Traverse City after battling cancer. Born in 1951 in Trenton, Michigan to Richard Edward and Ann (Martyniuk) Kent. 04/10/2024 03:54 PM

Debra Lynn Nash

Debra Lynn Nash

LAKE LEELANAUDebra Lynn Nash, 74, of Lake Leelanau, passed away on April 1, 2024, in Traverse City. She was born on February 24, 1950, in Clawson, Michigan, to Viola (Sears) and Merv Rendell. On June 11, 1988, at the Trinity Lutheran Church in Clawson, she married Kenneth John Nash. 04/10/2024 03:54 PM

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