Leelanau County News and Latest Info
At its regular monthly meeting last week, the Leelanau County Board of Commissioners adopted a resolution declaring support for the United Way of Northwest Michigan and its “Day of Caring” on Sept. 9.
The day has been designated by many local units of
What could have been a difficult situation for the Village of Empire about a lack of handicap-accessible parking at the township hall is now going before the Empire Township board.
At its meeting Tuesday, the council reviewed a letter from the Michigan
The number of building permits added to a file available for public review at the Leelanau County Construction Code Authority office over the latest two-week reporting period jumped by 30, bringing the year-to-date number of permits issued to 222, an incr
The county Road Commission will allow a portion of a dirt and gravel road in Glen Arbor Township for inclusion in the Sleeping Bear Dunes Heritage Trail.
At its meeting Tuesday afternoon, the commission unanimously approved a request from the Leelanau
A 48-year-old man was arraigned Friday for allegedly touching an 8-year-old Centerville Township girl.
Charles Nickerson of 5889 Old Maple Tr., Grawn appeared in 86th District Court Friday before Judge John Foresman during a preliminary hearing on a ch
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 construction of a pole building for storage of school drama equipment was approved this week.
The Leland Board of Education voted 4-1 Monday, with Trustee Rink Wheeler opposed, to accept three bids submitted for construction of a 24-by-30-by-10-foo
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
Two 17-year-old students from Suttons Bay were injured in a single car rollover accident early Thursday morning, Aug. 12, in Bingham Township.
According to information provided in a traffic crash report that was reviewed by county Undersheriff Scott Wo
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
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