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Filling up for the Fourth Weekend travelers pay less at the pump
Danielle Schlack looked eager and happy to get going as she filled her car with gas at the BP Station on North Main Street in Ann Arbor on Thursday.
Foodies flock to Traverse City, Mich.
The Traverse City, Mich., area is home to an increasingly varied and sophisticated culinary culture.
Wooden boat sinks in its Suttons Bay slip
Authorities soaked up a small amount of gas and oil after a wooden boat sunk in its slip.
Mich. Man Gets Life for Child Molesting
A northwest Michigan man has been sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of child molesting.
6/26 - Suttons Bay man faces sentencing for child sex abuse
Hide Video A northwest Michigan man convicted of molesting young girls faces at least 30 years in prison at his sentencing in federal court.
Building to go forward at Front and Park
A hole in downtown Traverse City may soon be filled. What's described as a bustling retail and residential building is expected to rise at the long-barren, fenced corner of Front and Park streets as more tenants sign on, though the developer won't say how many are in the fold.
Photo Gallery: Welcome undergoes changes
The 55-foot Welcome , a replica of an original built in 1774, is having work done on its electrical systems, engines and hull following a Coast Guard inspection.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
This journey's a (1,000 mile) walk on the beach
You learn a lot on a beach walk , especially when it's 1,000 miles long - around pretty much the entire perimeter of Lake Michigan .
Local non profit collects fresh food for area food pantries
Tuesday, June 16, 2009 at 8:44 p.m. " A W e pick it up from there ... it's usually a day old expiration date of what they can no longer sell it by and we deliver it to all the different pantries, churches and community meals , " said Bob Cullen.
A Pipe Dream Comes True at Leelanau Cigar Co. By Al Parker 6/15/09 Joe Barrera, owner of the only cigar shop in Leelanau County, remembers clearly when he fired up his first cigar.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009 at 6:48 p.m. NORTHERN MICHIGAN -- "There are not as many things in the shade that bloom as nice as things in the sun," said Eric Vanthomme of Plant Masters Nursery in Suttons Bay.
Visitors to Michigan wineries have another option to driving to tasting rooms for purchases.
Growing a successful vegetable garden
While many of us might be used to getting an earlier start, a late cold snap has pushed planting time back this year.
Park service seeking input on assessment
The National Park Service at Sleeping Bear Dunes seeks public opinion on the newly announced Lake Michigan Overlooks Environment Assessment.
Recipe of the Week: Down to Earth Granola
Brenda Harrelson, of Suttons Bay, said, "This is a recipe I've been using for many years.
Weaver back on childrens task force
Michigan Supreme Court Justice Elizabeth A. Weaver has been reappointed to the Governor's Task Force on Children's Justice by Gov.
Blueprint for future growth is unveiled
A plan for future growth in six area counties will start in existing villages, preserving much of the region's rural heritage and agricultural lands.
In Michigan, drive a crooked line to follow the 45th Parallel,...
ATLANTA, Mich. - Sometime around 1970, a geography club marked a route across Michigan called t he Polar-Equator Trail." The Michigan Legislature declared it a major tourist attraction.
Annual tour showcases area blossoms
An annual event is blooming in Leelanau County. Saturday marks the second annual Leelanau Cherry Blossom Tour, billed as an opportunity for participants to take in spectacular views during the spring bloom and meet the farmers who make it happen.
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