Sebastian B. Kucera, 25, of 10482 S. Walnut St., Traverse City — Sentenced after pleading guilty to a probation violation; to serve 18 months in prison with credit for 371 days served.
13th Circuit Court
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Man arrested after crash
A 28-year-old man from Traverse City was arrested for drunk driving Sunday night after a one-car crash in Solon Township.
About 6:20 Sunday night, Cedar Area Fire and Rescue responded to South Cedar Road, just south of Popa Road on a report of that a pick-up truck had struck a utility pole.
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Man charged with sex crimes
A 71-year-old Elmwood Township man has been charged with sex crimes against children dating back to 2014.
John G. Brom of 12042 Elk Run was formally charged Dec. 4 in District Court with two counts of criminal sexual conduct/ (CSC) second degree involving persons under the age of 13 and accosting children for immoral purposes.
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Dispatch Blotter
Wednesday, Dec. 5
8:11 a.m. — Suttons Bay Township — Violation of the controlled substance law.
8:50 a.m. — Suttons Bay Township — Miscellaneous juvenile activity.
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Magistrate Court
Tyler J. Woods, 19, of 20090 Margaret Lane, Interlochen — Minor in possession of alcohol — $210 fines and costs.
Daniel E. Burrell, 23, of 2592 Beems Kwa, Suttons Bay — No registration plate — $354 fines and costs.
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Ambulance ‘totaled’ in crash
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County Cuisine
This recipe is brought to you by Chimoski Bakery located in Suttons Bay. These oatmeal waffles are sure to bring comfort and joy to those bellys during this holiday season. These waffles not only have oatmeal but cinnamon as well. They are delicious, warm and fluffy. Chimosky Bakery is opened Monday – Friday 6 a.m. to 2 p.m .and Saturday, 7 a.m . to 2 p.m.
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Talk of the County
Name: Kelly Mokanyk
Town: Suttons Bay
Resident of county since: “Since I was born.”
Age and birthplace: 28, Suttons Bay
Occupation: Trainer at Lux Body in Traverse City
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Deaths recorded in county
Lorraine J. Sharnowski, 71, of Leland Township died November 28 in Lake Leelanau
Michael J. DePuy, 41, of Kasson Township died December 4 in Kasson Township
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New assumed names filed in county
Morgan Farms; 10536 N. Shore Drive, Northport – By Norman Morgan, P. O. Box 335, Northport.
Von Holt Farms; 6740 N. Overlook Road, Northport – By James Von Holt, 6740 N. Overlook Road, Northport.
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Marriage license applications filed
David J. Thomasma III and Jill A. Hamilton
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Marriages performed
David J. Thomasma III and Jill A. Hamilton, December 5 in Suttons Bay
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Soil Erosion Permits
Village of Suttons Bay
Matthew and Cady Hall – (Self) Excavation to build a detached garage at 115 E. Concord Street ($140).
Leelanau Township
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Real estate transfers recorded in county
November 30, 2018
L. Keith Borgerson, Settlor/Trustee of the L. Keith Borgerson Trust and as Successor Trustee of the Mary L. Borgerson Trust tonScott Earl, Section 26 in Leland Township.
Carol J. Stowe to Joel T. Nedow, Section 33 in Suttons Bay Township.
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Construction Code Authority
Village of Northport
Mary J. Walter Trust (Mark K. Kellogg) Construct foundation only for garage slab and crawl space for entryway kitchen addition at 10510 N. Shore Drive ($15,940).
Village of Suttons Bay
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Potluck set for Saturday
The Empire Area Community Center’s annual potluck dinner will be held Saturday, from 5 to 9 at the Empire Township hall.
Doors open at 5 p.m.; dinner begins at 6 p.m. and Mr. and Mrs. Claus will arrive at 7 p.m.
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County youth to dance in Nutcracker
More than 10 county students will perform in the Dance Arts Academy and Company Dance Traverse’s production of “The Nutcracker” this weekend.
RJ Willey, 16, of Kasson Township will play the role of the Nutcracker Prince and the Solider Doll.
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Festival begins this weekend
The NMRRC Festival of Trains will begin Saturday at the historic Carnegie Library, 322 Sixth St., in Traverse City.
Festival activities will take place from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays and noon to 4 p.m. on Sundays through the end of the month.
Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve festivities are set from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., closed Christmas day.
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Festival of Trains coming down the track
Ask any 21st century child to divulge their holiday hopes, and we’d expect an earful of the season’s trendiest toys.
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Homemade: Young people share ‘gifts’ with others
Two Leelanau 20-somethings are sharing their “gifts” with others during this season of giving.
Chelsey Sawallich, 24, has known from age 12, that she wanted to be a designer.
A dozen years later, the 2012 St. Mary graduate from Cedar, has launched her own line of clothing and accessories under the name of “Poppy Things.”
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