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Arsenic contamination was discovered at a proposed park in Peninsula Township weeks before voters approved a $2 million, 10-year tax to pay for the property. But voters weren’t told of the contamination, and some township residents want to know why the Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy withheld that information prior to the Nov. 4 election.
An attorney grievance board reprimanded former Benzie County Prosecutor Anthony Cicchelli for dismissing his stepson’s speeding ticket.
Joy Cowles and friend Francie Dorman, both of Bellaire, gathered at the Grass River Natural Area on Saturday to demonstrate skijoring and kicksledding for a group of about 20 people. The sports are all about exercising large, energetic dogs during long winter months, they said.
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An icy cover is creeping across Grand Traverse Bay and toward Power Island, a sure sign of a rugged northern Michigan winter.
A Feb. 5 deadline to secure financing for a planned $161 million amusement park on state land south of Grayling is nearly here and there’s no money for the venture.
Safe Harbor — a network of churches that opens its doors nightly to area homeless and others without shelter — has been deluged with people needing to get out of the cold this month as temperatures dipped to dangerous levels.
Fiscal responsibility and maintaining county roads top Grand Traverse County residents’ priorities list, based on polling at a meeting to plan the county’s 2010 spending goals.
A circuit court judge blocked an energy company from drilling a new deep-injection disposal well near Alba in rural Antrim County as a lawsuit that challenges the project proceeds.