Leelanau County News and Latest Info
Two national experts will share their experiences with low-cost, small-scale decentralized water and wastewater treatment opportunities later this month at the county government center.
They are Jim Ridgway, vice president and regional manager for Envi
County road commissioners Tuesday reviewed a report that detailed how much money was spent on projects in 2009.
“We did a lot of work last year and we spent our fund balance down to $321,000, which is the lowest we’ve gone in a long time,” said clerk J
While burying electric utility lines in the Village of Empire still has support, it won’t be possible to place the main transmission line along M-22 underground.
Last month, Consumers Energy officials presented conceptual ideas and cost estimates for b
The Village of Suttons Bay Zoning Board of Appeals last week held its first meeting since March 2008 at the request of village zoning administrator Steve Patmore, who was seeking clarification of certain zoning ordinance provisions.
Patmore said the ZB
An all-you-can-eat spaghetti dinner benefitting a Cedar-area family whose home was destroyed by fire last month is set for Saturday in Traverse City.
St. Francis parish will host the event that will benefit the Tony and Kathleen Glaza family on Saturda
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
The case of Cedar-area resident Julie Ann Highfield presented some noteworthy arguments for a light sentence.
Highfield, 51, had pleaded guilty to maintaining a drug house, a high court misdemeanor punishable by up to two years in prison. However, she
The two county families who lost their homes to fire last week are working to get their lives back in order – with plenty of help from community members.
Joy Geiger was home Friday afternoon with her 3 1/2-month-old daughter Ava Mae when fire broke out
Separate ordinances being considered in Elmwood Township would regulate use of both township parks, including park pavilions, and make it easier to fight the spread of an invasive species along the Grand Traverse Bay shoreline.
The Township Board at a
Food service director Mary Dingrando may be hoping for the weather to break so she can put a barbecue grill into service at Suttons Bay Public Schools.
Over the weekend, Dingrando continued to battle kitchen equipment breakdowns that have plagued her d
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