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Women helped build Traverse Citys library system, schools and hospital. They lobbied for clean water and clean streets. They were concerned about the needy, child labor, reforestation, international peace and the right of women to vote. They did this largely through two local womens clubs — the Ladies Library Association and the Traverse City Womans Club.
The Record-Eagle’s traveling exhibit of Traverse City and newspaper history will be on display throughout November at the Traverse Area District Library on Woodmere.
Thousands of area residents found themselves without power Friday and Saturday after a storm carried heavy winds and cold temperatures to the region.
Channel relocation plan draws criticism; Swine flu shutters two school districts; Local MSU programs may be in peril; Brothers to pay for new turf at Thirlby; Septage plant probe advances; Glen Lake Narrows Bridge reopens; Tax breaks bring movie studio to Manistee; Plane goes down near I-75, two die
Thirteen women who influenced early Traverse City are profiled.
Sleepy little off-year election? Maybe not in Acme and East Bay townships, where millage proposals for road repairs are fueling heated debates in both communities.
For Molly Gallagher taking her two sons trick or treating is a family tradition and one that involves safety.
Forest Area Community Schools in Fife Lake is one of several regional districts that will ask voters on Tuesday to help fund building projects.
Centre ICE Arena should not be classified as a tax-exempt operation, a state appeals court decided, but a contentions, years-long battle over the facilitys status may not be over.