Glen Lake Community School will present “It’s a Wonderful Life-Radio Version” Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 13-15 in the school auditeria.
‘Wonderful Life’ at Glen Lake
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Applesauce bee yields 60 gallons
Applesauce made from Leelanau County apple orchards is being sent downstate to feed the hungry.
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Holiday festival celebrated
The Suttons Bay Holiday Festival, over the weekend, was a rousing success, according to Chamber of Commerce President Karen Pontius.
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G-A abuzz with holiday activity
The weather has been pretty sketchy the last week or so, be very careful.
This is the time year for holiday parties and by holiday I mean Christmas, say it loud and say it proud. People are on the road coming and going from parties please be careful and don’t ruin your or their holidays.
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Vice mayor at the helm
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Holiday concert in Npt. Sunday
Nancy Flanagan of Cedar will be front and center Sunday for the annual Christmas Concert at the Northport Community Art Center.
She plays flute with the Northport Community Band and sings with the Village Voices.
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‘Clear path’ for safety, health
Northern Building Supply and the cycling group Norte are offering a new community program aimed at promoting good health as well as safety this winter.
The program, called “Clear Path to Health” will provide shovels free of charge to people willing to shovel community sidewalks and intersections, to keep them clear and safe for their neighbors.
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Madrigal concert this weekend
The Leelanau Children’s Choir and Youth Ensemble will perform their 26th annual Madrigal Concert Friday and Saturday at the Leland Community Methodist Church.
All are welcome to attend the concerts performed by children age 8 to 18 from all over the county.
This year, Megan Popp, a former member of the group, has returned and will be shadowing director Margaret Bell.
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Elmwood grapples with zoning
Elmwood Township officials are still struggling with how to regulate “special events” on agriculturally zoned properties and are facing increasing pressure in federal court over zoning ordinance language they adopted to that effect earlier this year.
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New name for county department emphasizing construction safety
For nearly all of this decade, it’s been called the “Leelanau County Construction Codes Authority,” which people still often refer to simply as the “Inspections Department.”
As of last month, however, it has a new name: the “Department of Building Safety.”
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Upgrades to improve EMS communication
Leelanau County Sheriff deputies on the road and in the jail will have an easier time communicating with each other, the 9-1-1 Dispatch Center, the county Prosecuting Attorney’s office and other agencies through a new $341,000 Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) system.
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Man charged with sex crime
A 35-year-old man in the Grand Traverse County Jail has been charged in connection with an incident that took place more than a decade ago.
Timothy D. Dunn was arraigned via video Nov. 27 on one count of firstdegree criminal sexual conduct after allegedly assaulting a girl in 2001 in Leelanau County.
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Drunk driving charges levied
A 64-year-old Cedar man was arrest Friday after an incident in Cleveland Township.
About 7:20 that evening, deputies responded to a residence on East Sullivan Woods Road in reference to a disorderly person.
Upon arrival, the deputies interviewed several people in regards to a landlord/tenant dispute.
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Man charged in hit and run
A 40-year-old Traverse City man was arraigned Monday on a charge of leaving the scene of a personal injury accident.
Michael Harley Moore turned himself in at the Grand Traverse Sheriff’s Office about 5 p.m. last Thursday about 24 hours after allegedly striking a pedestrian with his car in the unincorporated village of Cedar.
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Dispatch Blotter
Tuesday, Nov. 27
8:28 a.m. — Solon Township — Gray Volkswagen Passat driving recklessly. Passing on double-yellow lines. Inconsistent speeds.
12:57 a.m. — Empire Township — Trespassing.
2:49 p.m. — Elmwood Township — Family trouble.
9:13 p.m. — Kasson Township — Threats.
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County Cuisine
Trish’s Dishes located in Leland provides sandwiches packed with nutrition and flavor. They are opened 7 days a week for breakfast and lunch. This recipe brought to you by Trish’s Dishes is just like her beloved sandwiches, nutritious and packed with flavor. This recipe is sure to fill you up with deliciousness, so give it a try. This recipe won’t disappoint.
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Talk of the County
Name: Brandon Wheeler
Town: Leland
Resident of county since: 2 years
Age and birthplace: 30, Saginaw
Occupation: Teacher for four years at Leland
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Deaths recorded in county
Jay E. Farr, 58, of Northport died on or before October 15, 2011, Unknown
Martin L. Gould, 78, of Traverse City died November 18 in Suttons Bay
Andrew S. Arbury Jr., 90, of Northport died November 20 in Northport
Janet E. Sanborn, 73, of Leelanau Township died November 20 in Northport
Helen E. Allen, 100, of Kasson Township died November 21 in Kasson Township
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New assumed names filed in county
Joint Adventures; 2151 W. Trumbull Road, Maple City – By Jason Pousho, 2151 W. Trumbull Road, Maple City.
NorthWest Meridian; 5046 S. West Bay Shore Dr., Suttons Bay – By Bethany Bellechasses and David Bellechasses, 5046 S. West Bay Shore Dr., Suttons Bay.
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Marriage license applications filed
Kyle N. Bevelhymer and Emily E. Johnson
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