Leelanau County News and Latest Info
Leelanau County and former county administrator David Gill are not off the hook after all over the 2007 firing of county Building Inspections department head Robert VanDyke.
A state Appeals Court panel last week overturned a 2008 decision by local Circ
A default judgment was issued this week against owners of Phase II of the BayView development in the Village of Suttons Bay after their attorneys failed to show up at an alternate dispute resolution session or appear in court.
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It will likely be several weeks before Leelanau County Prosecutor Joseph T. Hubbell renders a written opinion on whether former Sgt. James Kiessel was fired for just cause by Sheriff Michael Oltersdorf in October 2009.
Hubbell conducted a three-day hea
Boards of Review throughout Leelanau County this week were preparing to hold a series of meetings next week during which local taxpayers will be given an opportunity to protest their local property tax assessment.
Board of Review members in the county’
A Circuit Court judge last week signed a consent judgment that will impose a $16,000 lien on Sugar Loaf Resort for unpaid sewer bills, ending a case filed last year by sewage treatment plant operator Sugar Loaf Service Company against the nominal owner of
For 83 year-old Avis Wolfe of Northport, there’s no mystery involved in explaining why Leelanau County is among the top counties in Michigan in terms of “health outcomes” and “health factors,” according to a recent report.
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I’m not sure what got into me, but one of the stories I covered for this newspaper last week literally brought me to tears.
In fact, after I covered the story and was driving home I had to pull my car over to the side of the road when I began sobbing l
A federal judge in Kalamazoo this week signed an order that will allow owners of condominium units in the troubled BayView project in the Village of Suttons Bay to intervene in a lawsuit filed last year by a mortgage investment firm hoping to collect on s
Officials of Suttons Bay Township are gearing up to hold a March 10 public hearing on the proposed establishment of a Suttons Bay Township Fire Special Assessment District.
Establishment of a special assessment district (a SAD) would eliminate voter-ap
Allan Dalzell of Omena is seeing the effects of plummeting residential property values in Leelanau County first hand – and so is his local township government.
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