Leelanau County News and Latest Info
As he passes the first anniversary of his hiring in September 2009, county administrator Eric Cline will undergo his first formal “performance evaluation” from county commissioners in October.
Last week, the chairman of the county board, District No. 4
Voters in Suttons Bay Township will be asked to approve a new property tax levy of up to 0.25 mill for up to three years to provide funds for the maintenance and construction of Herman Park.
The Suttons Bay Township Board held a special meeting on Tues
Visiting Leelanau County for the first time from Racine, Wis., Brenda Metz said she’d never been to an American Indian pow wow before last weekend – even though she knows that a little Chippewa blood courses through her veins.
“We’re in the area for my
Barring a miracle, Rapunzel may soon be letting down her golden hair in Leelanau County for the very last time.
Long a landmark along County Road 641 (S. Lake Leelanau Drive) at the former Veronica Valley Golf Course in Bingham Township, a steel turret
The Leelanau County Board of Commissioners this week continued to struggle with ways to overcome an estimated $800,000 budget shortfall for 2011 resulting from voters’ rejection of a proposed millage increase to fund the county’s 9-1-1 emergency dispatch
Races are under way for a majority of seats on the Leelanau County Board of Commissioners.
Four incumbents and four challengers have thrown their hats into the ring for the Nov. 2 General Election, when four seats on the seven-member county board wil
Officials of Suttons Bay Township say they hope it won’t be necessary to issue citations to anyone for violating the township’s new noise ordinance despite a local property owner’s vow to mount a challenge.
The owner of the Vineyard Inn, Pam Leonard-Ko
A private campaign to raise funds for development of Herman Community Park in Suttons Bay Township is more than halfway toward its goal of raising $500,000 to pay for the first phase of the project.
According to campaign chair Debbie Slocombe, an all-v
Frank J. Flees of Cedar took his first look at Leelanau County’s new Veterans Memorial plaza earlier this week, and said he’ll be sure to attend the formal dedication ceremony this Saturday, Aug. 14, at noon.
His name is inscribed on a “Wall of Honor” al
County administrator Eric Cline and county commissioners at a budget work session Wednesday morning said they did yet know what steps they will take to fund the county’s 9-1-1 Emergency Dispatch Center.
Voters on Tuesday soundly rejected a proposed prop
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