Leelanau County News and Latest Info
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
Coming to the end of the summer. I know this because this year’s Labor Day Bridge Walk shirts are being printed right now.
So far, this has been an outstanding summer and everyone has had a great time.
I blew it last week. I forgot about the Empire
As soon as you get this paper, run over to the Glen Arbor Township hall and get a book at the Friends of the Library Vintage Book Sale. The admission is free and it runs from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday, and 9 to 11 a.m. on Friday, which is “Bag Day.” One
Captains through the ages have claimed that their ships have developed personalities, even minds, of their own. Such is the case of the Cachet, Walt Gaudette’s sailboat.
The storm that washed the Cachet ashore on July 15 must have blown a little wander
Rick Snyder has a vision. Rick Snyder has a ten-point plan. Rick Snyder has an impressive victory, but Rick Snyder also has a problem: Feeding the media beast, which has a monster appetite for controversy.
If he has his way, the beast will be placed
It’s official, we’re No. 1. Some 38 percent of Leelanau County’s registered voters turned out for the Primary Election, more than any other county in the state. OK, that’s somewhere south of perfect attendance, but it’s safe to say that Leelanau takes its
To The Editor:
This is in response to the letter (headlined “Shameful Secret”) submitted by Diana Warner in the July 15 issue of the Leelanau Enterprise. Bruce and I on behalf of Leelanau County growers would like to clarify the existing living condition
To The Editor:
Thanks to all of you who showed your support for the Leelanau Relay For Life, and its theme, “There’s No Place Like Hope.”
The Relay doesn’t just happen. Your work began in March with planning, meetings, suggestions, and goals. Captains
The election has been held, and the state now has one Republican and one Democrat vying for the top job in Lansing.
The normal thing for any political journalist would be to focus on the all the crying, second-guessing and wait-until-next-time lamentin
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