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Steve Ingersoll’s vision has cleared another hurdle on the way to fruition. The optometrist and entrepreneur who splits his time between Traverse City and Bay City has implemented the board of directors for his charter school, Bay City Academy, which he has slated for a fall 2011 opening.
If a regional Catholic high school is to move forward in the area, it must be a community effort.
By LORAINE ANDERSON landerson@record-eagle.com The Record Eagle Mon Jan 31, 2011, 06:14 AM EST TRAVERSE CITY – A copy of Phil Caputo’s “Rumors of War” rests on the coffee table in Bob Hanley’s house.
Bob Hanley’s voice cracks sometimes when he talks about the war, especially when the conversation shifts to Tom Yagle, a boyhood buddy and neighbor kid who became the first Grand Traverse area soldier to be killed in Vietnam. Yagle died April 16, 1966, about two weeks before his year-long tour of duty in Vietnam was to end.
Adaptive reuse. Words to live by as the Leelanau Montessori Public School Academy transforms a vacant space to reflect the vision of education pioneer Maria Montessori. A new 20,000-square-foot space will immerse students in a green environment.
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Citizens Bank has successfully sued the developer of several Traverse City business condominiums for failure to make payments on loans of nearly $2 million.
Senator Debbie Stabenow ,A was in Traverse City Saturday, focusing on the impact agriculture has on Michigan.
Rear Adm. Michael N. Parks, commander of the Ninth Coast Guard District, delivers the keynote address during the 92nd Annual Traverse City Chamber of Commerce Dinner, Jan.
John LeBrun arrived in Vietnam on the first day of the Tet Offensive – 43 years ago today.