Leelanau County News and Latest Info
The Village of Suttons Bay Planning Commission reviewed the language of two proposed zoning ordinance amendments at its regular monthly meeting last week.
At the meeting, commissioners decided to forward the draft amendments to the village’s attorney f
Two members of the Suttons Bay Village Council will seek to retain their seats in the Nov. 2 General Election, while one member of the seven-member council is stepping down.
Incumbent village council trustees Karl Bahle and James Munro will seek four-y
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
Construction activity in Leelanau County is exceptionally slow this summer – even slower than last summer – despite the fact that this is customarily the busiest time of the year for building.
Over the latest two-week reporting period, just seven new b
The Leland Township Board approved three measures Monday related to the future of township fire, rescue and EMS services.
Perhaps most significantly, the board unanimously voted to consolidate fire halls in Leland and Lake Leelanau into one station, wh
By next month, the Empire Township Hall will have new ceiling fans.
At a 35-minute meeting Tuesday night, the township board heard an update from Supervisor Bill Bolton about four ceiling fans in the township hall. Installed in 1976, Bolton said he has
Bingham Township’s Master Plan will not require major revisions even though it is now five years old, according to township planners.
At its regular monthly meeting last Thursday, Aug. 5, the Bingham Township Planning Commission spent about an hour re
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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