Leelanau County News and Latest Info
The tourist season is coming to a close and it seems like it just got started. This has been a terrific summer. Some people complained about the humidity and heat, but compared to last year, it was great.
The Glen Lake Bridge Walk, the other Labor Day
To The Editor:
On Saturday, Aug. 7, my golf friend and I had made reservations to stay in the Traverse City area for a few days. Even though I had sharp chest pains that morning, we were looking forward to this trip and were already packed up, so we left
To The Editor:
“Stimulus” money, your money, and “bailouts,” your debt, complete a circle. Kickback! If it walks like a duck, it’s a duck!
GM, Chrysler and their unions were rescued, then those same unions will donate “bailout” money back to elect D
Check out these observations: His “anger appeals to people who feel left out of the system;” “he did best among black voters in Detroit;” and “he’s running against his own mouth.”
You’re thinking, those are references to the Democratic nominee for gove
Are you as fearful of the future as I am?
I have become a downright sissy when I start looking at our country’s financial future. Individually, I’m mired in my own credit trap, but for the most part I keep up with the payments. When I read about what is
Two Ingall’s Bay cottages celebrated their 100th birthdays this summer. The Pioneer, owned by Tom and Helen Maher, and Linger Longer, owned by Heidi Biederman, were both built in 1910. The Pioneer’s first owner was a professor from the University of Kan
It was a great weekend for flags.
There was a moment of wonder in Leelanau County Saturday when seven flags were raised at the dedication ceremony of the Leelanau County Veterans Memorial.
And, in southern Leelanau County, in another moment of joy,
Pete Hoekstra would have been fun to kick around as governor.
You got a glimpse at his no-holds-barred persona on the tube the other day.
Trying to figure out what went wrong is a touchy subject for most candidates. They often go on a scavenger hunt
Andrew and Caiti Anthony of Empire Township always knew they wanted to have children, and are the biological parents of two gregarious daughters, Emily 11, and Margaret, who’s almost 5.
Andrew is an EMT with Glen Lake EMS and Caiti works at the Grand T
A few weeks ago I overheard a couple of pre-teen girls complain that “there was nothing to do” as they were walking in downtown Suttons Bay.
Never mind that it was a beautiful, 80-degree day. Or that it was the middle of summer vacation. Or that a nice
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