Traverse City, MI News

• Traverse City, MI News
• Travel season begins
• Restored cemetery to be honored on Memorial Day
• Underwater archaeology school returns to NMC
• Change may be on the way for kindergarten cutoff date
• Paving under way on 6.5-mile stretch of Leelanau Trail
• July 4 to sparkle for years to come
• GT Road Commission won't renew Gillis' contract
• Suttons Bay speller heads toward D.C.
• No new trial for Interlochen robber
• Deputies: Drunken woman drove with child
• Clearing the record: 05/26/2012
• Road commission votes to dump manager Gillis
• Weather warms up for the holiday weekend
• Tribe elects new chairman, council members
• Troubled prosecutor wants another chance
• Police seek tips in unsolved robberies
• Benzie County candidates
• Leland woman gets prison term for fraud
• Clearing the Record: 05/25/2012
• Pedwaydon is new chairman of GT Band
• Nature lover, activist Mollie Weeks dies at 78
• Elmwood seeks input on possible fishing pier
• Plane crash report a false alarm
• Federal lawsuit targets GT sheriff's deputy
• Candidates for elected positions in Kalkaska
• Flushing of water system starts in June
• Scott's Harbor Grill closing; new owners taking over
• Charter service will be interrupted overnight
• Unger seeks new trial
• Packaging company honored
• Driver 'deeply troubled' by fatal crash, husband says
• Road commissioner wants decision on Gillis' future
• Seven charged in Antrim drug probe
• Candidates for elected positions in Grand Traverse County
• Endangered shorebirds start new nest site
• Davis, Sak left lasting impression
• Budget moves would save one firefighter's job
• Suspect charged six years after robbery
• Dam removal info meeting to be held
• Candidates line up for Leelanau elected posts
• City residents to get new voter ID cards
• Police identify man who died in crash
• Dam meeting set for Wednesday
• Authorities ID man who died in crash
• Buffalo burgers & great weather
• Six buffaloes and 8,798 people
• Fruit shortage hurts everyone
• Camp, Benishek to survey crop damage
• 'Bullycide' play tells victims' stories
• City budget could be approved on Monday
• Students mark schoolship’s birthday with hands-on lessons
• Model airplanes will take to the skies today
• Warm, dry trend boosts danger of fire
• DDA backs bathroom plan
• Police arrest man for threats at courthouse
• Empire Asparagus Festival begins today
• Woman faces more charges
• Plenty of choices for Acme, Peninsula voters
• Record-Eagle publisher Frattura resigns
• Man threatened wife with knife, police say
• Man faces his third drunken-driving charge
• Tickets on sale for movie filmed in TC
• Driver suspected in gun-range burglary
• Clearing the Record: 05/18/2012
• Sneak preview for movie made in TC
• Record-Eagle publisher resigns
• DDA seeks to provide more restrooms
• Group aims to clean up Hoosier Valley sites
• Court sides with Cherryland Electric in tax case
• Man charged with murder
• Road board to discuss manager's contract
• B&B proposal won't appear on next agenda
• Warrant issued in Feb. home invasion
• Free parks passes for active-duty military
• GT groups receive nearly $30K in grants
• Warrant issued in Feb. home invasion
• "East Middle School's Day Off" (lip dub video)
• Local high schools near top of state rankings
• Candidates rush to beat filing deadline
• Two Dems run for 104th state House seat
• City to consider repeal of taxi rules
• Suttons Bay looks forward
• National bike route to pass through TC
• Food drive will benefit Goodwill Inn
• Clearing the Record: 05/16/2012
• Speaker will talk about radioactive waste, Big Rock
• 'Red flag’ fire warning issued
• Three aim for Kalkaska sheriff post
• Filing deadline today to secure spot on Aug. 7 ballot
• Commission considers budget shortfall
• GT Band to elect new chairman and three council members Wednesday
• Judge's wife takes plea deal
• Great Wolf Lodge resorts sold
• Grand Funk Railroad to perform at Cherry Festival
• Suttons Bay to hold school plan meeting
• Elmwood wants opinion on fishing pier
• Grand Funk Railroad coming to the Cherry Festival
• Students build, manage hydroponic gardens
• Group to review History Center plan
• Medical marijuana appeal goes up in smoke
• Report: Overdose killed man in GT jail
• Schools' retirement system under scrutiny
• Attorneys seek open seats
• Incumbent judges run unopposed this year
• Teachers honored for excelling in education
• Week in Review: 05/13/2012
• City to look at tax hike on homeowners
• Benda accepts county's offer
• Another Walgreens is robbed
• Nonprofit Artcenter to use Con Foster
• Deputies: Man robbed South Airport Walgreens
• Cyclist run over, dragged
• Benda considers GT county's $110K offer
• Local farmers markets return
• Mesick Mushroom Fest 'a very big deal'
• BATA to phase out Express bus route
• Dog park on track to open this summer
• GT County job hopeful offered $110,735
• Two festivals won't return to TC
• Energy film to be screened for students
• Divided Traverse City commission names Spence to Light & Power board
• Writing program finds a home downtown
• Police: Man stole NMC computer equipment
• Voters approve Glen Lake schools millage
• East Bay Boulevard to close for roadwork
• $120K salary already has opposition
• Kingsley man arrested in NMC theft
• Mother 'always knew' daughter was at risk
• Traverse City OKs 8th St. development
• Thousands of salmon wait to be released
• Brothers face felony assault charge
• Voters OK taxes; recall fails
• Regional election results
• Benzie man charged with murder
• Weapon recovered in Benzie homicide case
• Fire dept. supporters flood meeting
• Teacher to launch biodiesel fuel plant
• Suspect arrested in Benzie woman's death
• School bond proposals on today's ballot
• Veteran firefighter dies in M-72 crash
• Police: Man drunk when he hit church hall
• Local man faces drunken driving charge
• Police seek info in suspected break-in
• TC woman reportedly killed in downstate crash
• Update: Woman killed in Benzie Co. died of gunshot wound
• TC man dies in M-72 car crash
• 'Grand Old Lady' lives again
• Northern Notes: Grateful for honesty
• NMC grads celebrate, look to future
• State official seeks to close loopholes
• Road commissioners cry foul on talks
• Opera house enters 3rd season with Wharton
• Suspect no stranger to robberies
• Charity embezzler Flohe ordered to jail
• Hentschel, Scheppe to run for treasurer
• Downtown project in works
• Fire dept. on next city agenda
• Police ID teen who died in crash
• Aarwood Road closed for bridge work
• Kalkaska teen who died in crash is Edward Weylin Batterbee, 17
• Former St. Vincent's president sentenced to 5 months in jail
• Change certain in many twp. elections
• Board cool to hike in senior fees
• Commons train park would need amendment
• Farmers: Weather devastating fruits
• NMC president to speak at summit
• Clearing the Record: 05/04/2012
• Robbery suspect arrested at casino
• Suspected Kingsley robber arrested at casino
• Update: Storm rolls through; cancellations roll in
• Kalkaska teen dead in two-car crash
• TC West coach charged
• Traverse City and firefighters gear up for fight over budget cuts
• GT County offers administrator position to ex-Midland chief
• McCauley tabbed for Athena Award
• Dura Automotive water tower taken down
• Bott won't seek GT County treasurer post
• Benzie officer accused of sexual contact with former inmate
• Woman charged with heroin possession
• TC West teacher/coach charged with drunken driving
• Front & Cass project a no-go
• GT administrator could be named today
• Horse abuser not violating probation
• Two motorists charged with misdemeanors
• Mini-train proposal on agenda tonight
• Commission on Aging fees up for vote
• Charlevoix crash survivor to play for U-M
• Garfield man faces charges for beating girlfriend
• Cheboygan hospital sale to close today
• Commons chapel to become eatery
• Few new candidates for Grand Traverse County's redrawn districts
• May's first days will bring warmer air
• Neighbors attempt to save their park after unexpected tax increase
• Grand Traverse road commission ponders voting date for millage request
• DNR says elk were poached; tips wanted
• Average gas price $3.83 in Michigan
• Powwow celebrates Suttons Bay graduates
• Hearings scheduled on reopening hospital
• Northern Notes: 'Kind' young couple
• Popular student fighting leukemia
• She was destined to play ball
• Fundraiser set for Maris
• Business owner trusts in the Commons
• Pair arrested for drunken driving
• Benzie sheriff hopefuls line up
• List of NMEAC awards
• 'Doing something good'
• Dry spell sparks wildfire worries
• Local child care agency appeals lost grant
• Gillman targets Schmidt
• Youth events slated for today
• Saturday events celebrate children, Earth
• Gillman will run against Schmidt for state House
• NMC summer enrollment falls 13.5 percent
• Deputies arrest store robbery suspect
• Land deal puts Suttons Bay in the black
• Cynthia Stowe's bond set at $500K
• Teams take robots to competition
• Power outage delays, closes schools
• Work means two TC street closures
• Free screening of 'Inside Job' at State
• Plant trees near wastewater plant
• Drug Take Back Program set for Sat.
• Police arrest Gander Mountain robbery suspect
• Leelanau power out; schools closed
• State OKs early college program
• Cynthia Stowe to be arraigned for perjury
• Road commissioners anonymously rate agency's manager as unsatisfactory
• 76th Trout Festival begins
• Garb may help ID robber
• Volunteers toil 5,000+ hours in the last year for Habitat for Humanity
• Video: Surveillance tape of Walgreens suspect
• Man sought in Walgreens robbery
• Proposal: Sacrifice land for Division
• Cherry Bowl Drive-In to open Friday
• List of county chief hopefuls narrows
• NMEAC to honor top environmentalists
• Expect delays on M-22 and U.S. 31
• Police: Man used woman's credit card
• Input on dam project due this week
• Winner chosen for utility's art contest
• Suspect robs Walgreens
• Sheriff's deputies responding to robbery at Walgreen's
• Cherry Bowl to open Friday
• McLaren takes another step to reopen Cheboygan hospital
• Omena man, 43, dies in Grand Traverse Bay
• City commissioners back Hickory Hills
• Author Evanovich at Cherry Fest event
• Bailey seeks Michigan House seat
• Police say duo sold drugs in motel room
• Teen who shoved secretary headed to jail
• Board may wait to discuss admin pick
• Local Red Cross group to hold telethon
• Authorities identify man who died in bay
• Three arrested for drunk driving
• Is Hickory saved? Budget talks shift to fire department
• Bailey drops out of Congress race to run for state House
• Janet Evanovich coming to Cherry Festival
• Omena man, 43, dies in Grand Traverse Bay
• Rotary Show Sure to Please
• Lifelines: Life from a kid's perspective
• Northern Notes: Diaper drive begins for needy
• Conservation leader still active
• Health chief was fired, not retired
• Revival on U.S. 31
• Jail death investigation ongoing
• Week in Review: 04/22/2012
• Fruit crops show major weather damage
• Police: Man stole from Habitat
• Sheriff must face at least 2 challengers
• Detective bumps into suspect
• Apollo counters KSL, ups Great Wolf bid
• Downtown TC ash trees to be replaced
• Academy students win honors for robot
• Ante upped for Great Wolf Lodge
• Hickory Hills may become history
• Site of Lewis murder being torn down
• GT fire dept. to pay 2 chiefs this year
• Budget cuts unlikely for TCAPS
• Grand Traverse home sales up in March
• Possession charge looms for woman
• Clinics help teach women building skills
• Backyard garden classes begin Sat.
• Proposed budget cuts Hickory Hills
• Police: Man kicked girlfriend in head
• Ruling: Medical pot a 'no' for driving
• Library for blind may get a compromise
• TCL&P plans capital improvements
• Assault charge dropped in anti-gay case
• Titanic inspires concert by NMC Choirs
• Scrap-tire disposal grants on the way
• Consumers Energy customers to see refund
• Court: No driving with medical marijuana
• Police: Teen stole, rolled car
• Debate gets 'testy' over parks use
• Emergency landing made at airport
• Familiar faces eye Leelanau sheriff job
• Munson Medical is still a Top Hospital
• TC Chamber selects 10 award finalists
• City accepting ideas for dog park's name
• Plane diverted to Cherry Capital
• Business of the Year nominees announced
• Munson named to Top 100 — again
• Pulitzer Prize winner has TC ties
• Munson Medical wins expansion step
• Former police officer faces sex charges
• BATA, TCAPS explore natural gas
• TC man illegally nets $2.5M, gets prison
• Tribal officer faces felony charge
• Body found in Antrim County
• TCL&P giving out white pine seedlings
• Local student a video contest finalist
• TC man sentenced for insider trading
• Wind, snow on tap
• Fourth annual run benefits Goodwill
• Northern Notes: Carrier lends a hand
• Local family has Titanic ties
• Cleanup eyed at fuel depot
• Peninsula Township board, parks to face off
• Record-Eagle staffers win awards
• Last week's most-clicked headlines
• Marina Lorraine Weese charged with stealing $40,000
• Elderly woman faces eviction from Veterans Drive home
• City looking for names for dog park
• Munson project on agenda
• Boardman cleanup makes river passable
• Judge's wife arraigned on probation violation
• Work on downtown alley begins Monday
• Girl Scouts seeking volunteers to pack
• Film shot in TC to be released
• TC woman accused of forgery
• Interlochen tunes up for summer
• Anti-bullying text line up and running
• Two charged with abusing 911 services
• Benzie County Water Festival returns
• Tree champion from TC profiled in book
• Central students get hair cuts for hope
• Interlochen's summer festival on tap
• Man faces felony B&E charge
• Hoxsie House could be Meijer neighbor
• Historic barn gets new lease on life
• Search continues for Gander Mtn. robber
• TCAPS trades languages for less art
• Judge's wife allegdly violated probation
• Leelanau revitalization explained
• DDA to discuss bridge, parking deck
• East Bay Twp. will accept storm debris
• Warrant out for arrest of judge's wife
• 12-pound baby actually premature
• Bathhouse highlights bayfront changes
• M-22 fuel depot dating to 1930s closing
• TC utility board saves holiday lighting
• Blarney Castle withdraws plan for depot
• Area man charged in 'suicide' crash
• State sues Cheboygan ranch over swine
• Former Cheboygan hospital clinics reopen
• Clearing the Record: 04/11/2012
• Blarney Castle ends plans for fuel depot
• TCAPS cancels athletic events
• Two men face charges in area break-ins
• Munson traffic concerns neighbors
• Sub residents don't like fuel depot idea
• Goodwill seeks second location in Acme
• Nix's wife charged with perjury
• Bids boost Great Wolf stock prices
• Information night for Tech Academy
• Rescue partners with Feeding America
• Bid rises for Great Wolf Lodge
• Next TC cash mob announced
• Event honors cancer victim
• Cash mob is 'best day ever' for bakery
• Northern Notes: Thanks for honesty
• Are holiday lights in jeopardy?
• Dam removal project has friends and foes
• Who's behind dam removal project
• TCAPS to consider language proposal
• Benzie area charity honors volunteers
• BACN sets annual meeting
• Week in Review: 04/08/2012
• Last week's most-clicked headlines
• Search ongoing for Gander Mtn. robber
• Cold snap threatens cherry orchards
• Ex-director of charity pleads guilty
• City to look at Munson plans
• Cold snap threatens cherry orchards
• Cheboygan hospital clinics could reopen
• Police look for Gander Mountain robber
• TC receives 7 bids for mini-train
• Break-in suspect tried on women's clothes
• The Village in Acme to change its name
• Commissioner resigns after arrest
• Admin. hopefuls on to 2nd interviews
• Candidates have diverse backgrounds
• Man in hospital after brother stabs him
• Officials work to preserve Cheboygan health care
• Next cash mob to be announced Monday
• Arrested Kalkaska commissioner resigns
• Science, math focus possible
• TC seeks input for corridor study
• TC officials may have stumbled over law
• Carruthers: Politics to blame for flap
• Interlochen man tries to catch burglar
• Break-in suspect arrested
• Report: Leelanau is healthiest
• Embezzlement probe leads to more charges
• Group wants mini-train near Commons
• TC could ask to sell cemetery land
• Cottage opens in former Mabel's space
• Schools present anti-bullying program
• City board approves downtown alley work
• Presentations focus on Kids Creek work
• Leelanau planning board to meet
• Proposal would add 8 casinos
• Group proposes Commons site for train
• UPDATED: Cheboygan hospital closing
• Judge upset by state law erasing debt
• 2,000 watched Brown Bridge Dam begin
• City approves Great Wakes Festival
• Deadline nears for mini-train plans
• March was state's warmest on record
• Locals safely escape military coup
• Public invited to robotics demonstration
• Cherryland Mall at heart of state clash
• Boardman River dams helped city grow
• Northern Notes: 'Nice man' to the rescue
• The Boardman River, shaped by glaciers and dams
• The Boardman: Past, Present and Future
• Grayling perished with virgin forests
• State Theatre wants to add a 2nd screen
• Plenty of sheriffs’, prosecutors’ seats available
• Last week's most-clicked headlines
• Buds waiting for honeybees
• 'Longer window of risk' worries farmers
• Low-income units being built
• Horse abuser back in jail on probation violation
• 1-2 inches of snow possible
• GT County Health Dept. director out
• TCAPS installs ads to generate cash
• Traverse City could drop spring cleanup
• Pregnant woman faces host of charges
• GT Band wants Charters' name off park
• GT County opens brush drop-off site
• Pregnant woman arrested for drunk driving with toddler
• Feds: Brown Bridge may go
• Soil erosion duties to shift to office
• Supreme Court case watched locally
• Trooper arrests Kalkaska commissioner
• Franz proposal: Repeal energy standards
• Clearing the Record: 03/29/2012
• Gas hits $4.15 a gallon or more
• TC to consider water-themed festival
• Residents win 'Star of the Year' awards
• GT board is refusing to pay tax firm
• Woman injured in rollover accident
• Job hopefuls to be interviewed via Skype
• Erosion duties may stay with official
• Hostility complaint complicates decision
• Police: Homeless man made up assault
• Insurance agent's license suspended
• Assault at apt. complex leads to arrests
• Fire officials probe Rose Street blaze
• Police: Homeless man made up robbery
• Cold temps, frost return
• Plan: Increase walkability of 31
• Crock Pot Showdown helps family in need
• Northern Notes: Storm brings out best
• Terry Wooten: Max Ellison, Rascal Poet
• Dennis Chase: Remarkable seasons for teams
• Churn brings more food shops downtown
• IPad strikes chord for autistic children
• Health Clinic battles for funding
• Clearing the Record: 03/25/2012
• Nonprofits, city strike depot deal
• Report on Luedtke case 'coming soon'
• Ex-TCSF boys athlete on MSU women's team
• Locals get out of town for spring break
• Group seeks plans for childhood center
• Power, classes disrupted in Leelanau
• Boardman still has several blockages
• Antrim teens charged in handgun incident
• Bond refinancing to save NMC 250,000
• Power should be back this afternoon
• Glads get first shot at hoops title
• TC group trapped in military coup
• Cherry Bowl to open despite injury
• Harry Clark fundraiser set for June
• More prison for man in Crystal Mtn. chase
• Library eyes friends group for disabled
• Glads to play for state title
• St. Francis plays in state semis
• Ex- TC teacher headed to prison
• High temperatures shatter March records
• Glads in final four 2nd time since '75
• Regional home sales jump in February
• Sleeping Bear trail raises $1 million
• B&E suspect sought by TC police
• Tribe may recognize gay marriage
• Ex-TC teacher sentenced on sex charge
• Alert issued for Boardman River
• Teen's 'suicide' crash leads to charge
• TC farmers market to open with changes
• Record-breaking heat continues
• Grand Traverse board may get iPads
• Area counties part of wildfire initiative
• Driver may be charged in single-car crash
• Garfield brush pickup and drop-off slated
• Authorities: Boardman River is dangerous
• Horse deaths prompt animal control review
• Party weather brings arrests in TC
• Longtime GT Band worker recognized
• Info flows at dam meeting, rift remains
• History Center funding plan advances
• Police say man assaulted two officers
• Police charge Garfield man with assault
• Busy St. Pat’s weekend for TC police
• TC West singers to visit four countries
• Northern Notes: Thanks to donor
• Winter disappears in the wink of an eye
• Blacker Airport to fly again
• Oleson's, Tom's are enduring landmarks
• Cook honored with humanitarian award
• Man seriously hurt in 2-vehicle crash
• Inmate died with drug in system
• TADL services for visually impaired get reprieve
• Pear tree plan pared to 20; other varieties substituted
• Suttons Bay, NMC design program to give dual credits
• 31-Day Cape To Cape Expedition For The Future Has Conquered Bouvetoya Island
• Lewis death lawsuit settled
• Erosion duties may shift from elected official to code office
• Library, airport, BATA now offer free e-books
• Eastside substation a go
• Police: Suspect drove at high speed
• Having gun at school leads to two in custody
• Driver got up to 95 mph, police say
• Maple syrup season not so sweet
• Fire victim Kori VanHulle remembered
• Library may drop services for the visually impaired
• Maritime visionary dies
• Lakeshore changing firewood policy
• Single-car crash kills man in Manistee County
• Open house today on Boardman dams
• 'Back-alley' deal in the works
• Suspect in violin theft returning to face charges
• Great Wolf Lodge to be sold
• Session focuses on local foods in schools
• Police chase suspect faces multiple charges
• Spring brush cleanup pickup begins April 2
• Great Wolf Lodge sold
• Judge Stowe won’t seek re-election
• GT board eyes final administrator candidates
• Rain gives way to milder temperatures
• Man who helped out woman has car stolen, police say
• Campgrounds, trails added to 'passport'
• Stowe won't run again
• Pasche Wins Spelling Bee
• Northern notes: Couple 'blessed by a stranger’
• Last week's most-clicked headlines
• A snapshot of storm adventures
• 500 acres to be protected
• A STORM FOR THE CENTURY
• State of emergency, or confusion?
• Boardman River project heating up
• Third Level crisis center adds texting
• Robots are heading to school
• Historic Acme Twp. house may be moved
• GT County to cremate dead dogs
• Case against GT county going to trial
• Series of 3 events to address bullying
• 'Bully' documentary tickets available
• Odyssey of the Mind rescheduled Saturday
• Area under lake effect snow advisory
• TC woman charged with using neighbor’s credit card
• Biannual recycling event is Sunday
• Local man hurt in road rage attack
• Film documents child migrant labor
• Thousands still await electricity
• Acme gives final OK to Village plan
• KAIR fundraiser set this weekend
• Petoskey family no longer missing
• Utility crews still at work
• Man arrested in TC road-rage incident
• Outages may extend into weekend
• No service for some Charter subscribers
• Substation savings lower than estimates
• Elk Rapids fire in Oct. deemed arson
• Man who grabbed activist's sign charged
• TCL&P efficiency study moves ahead
• Police: Woman's death a homicide
• City to accept $1M from L&P for bayfront
• Program to explain lamprey control
• Police: Teen threatened dad with bow
• Thousands are still waiting for power
• Local man's jail death investigated
• $20,000 violin stolen, recovered
• State parks closed
• Events rescheduled due to weather
• Thousands still without power
• 300-year-old violin recovered
• Latest on power outages, shelters
• Outages, closings continue
• Heintz Tourney raises funds for Munson
• Region digs out as crews scramble to restore power
• Property values decline once again
• Taxable value increases up to 2.8 percent
• Inmate, 21, dies in cell at Grand Traverse County Jail
• Former R-E editor elected to the Michigan Journalism Hall of Fame
• R-E staffers wins two state photography awards
• One of two found dead had bullet wound
• Last week's most-clicked headlines
• Larry Garner concert rescheduled
• Man, 21, dies in cell at GT County Jail
• Shelters open for storm victims
• Stay home (and some cancellations)
• Storm could drop more than foot of snow
• Snyder counting on TC region to lead
• Substation generates friction on L&P board
• Horse abuser gets jail time
• County bars insurance co. from settling shooting lawsuit
• Downstate officer guilty of drunken boating
• Leelanau County man found dead near home
• North Stars hockey team leaving town
• Events canceled, rescheduled
• Local crops on Snyder agenda
• Ex- TC teacher pleads to lesser charge
• Bertha Vos Elementary to offer Chinese
• GT County rejects shooting settlement
• TCL&P to provide $1M toward bayfront
• Sens.: Budget could hit Coast Guard here
• Cheboygan Hospital files for Chapter 11
• Breaking News: Former TC West teacher pleads guilty to sex charge
• Police look for stolen trailer
• 2 drivers face charges in TC crash
• Gov. Snyder to tour TC area on Friday
• Area homeless count up this year
• Another winter storm expected Friday
• Area coyote hunt airs on PBS tonight
• Interlochen embezzler to pay restitution
• Man guilty in Crystal Mtn. car chase
• Meeting to focus on Grand Vision
• Benzie, Antrim county election results
• Election returns by county
• Area counties choose Romney
• Area voters decide handful of proposals
• Gas prices surge more than 40 cents
• Artshram proposal would allow garden
• Short's Brewing plans still possible
• Rain, snow, wind in forecast
• Today is a voting day
• Investigation of ex-teacher continues
• Monday was a big day for local sports
• Forecast calls for possible ice storm
• Two arrested in separate DUI cases
• Clearing the Record: 02/28/2012
• Hit-and-run driver returns to scene
• Footprints lead to suspects
• GOP candidates hit Traverse City
• Odyssey of the Mind to draw 450 kids
• Terry Wooten: WWII and women's rights
• Unseasonal temps dominate the season
• Winter brings above-average temperatures
• Santorum, Romney to visit Traverse City today
• NMC to offer engineering tech degree
• Santorum to visit Traverse City on Sunday
• 911 call transcript
• Judge's wife released from jail
• Commissioners to hear Clinch Marina legal updates
• Food drive sets record
• Police say check fraud can be prevented
• TC man faces prison for securities fraud
• Cherry Knoll wins playground prize
• TC to absorb Gaylord postal operations
• Police: Shooting death a suicide
• Shooting range death ruled suicide
• 'This Meijer will be unlike others'
• Nuns ready for renovations to TC chapel
• Romney will be at Park Place on Sunday
• Rouse purchases GT Mall for $66 million
• New owner for Grand Traverse Mall
• Romney to visit TC
• Pets die in TC house fire
• Snyder to visit TC on students' day off
• History Center looks to DDA for funds
• Judge's wife violates bond, goes to jail
• Man appears to have shot self at range
• Aging board struggles with shortfall
• Acme approves new Meijer store
• Authorities identify man who died at shooting range
• Police: Shooting range death self-inflicted
• Man dies at area shooting range
• Tribe secures funds for Holiday Road
• Judge: Women won't get horses back
• GT uncertain of road commission fate
• Multiple Taser shots used to subdue man
• TC commission votes to rezone for CVS
• Organizers hopeful for Winter Carnival
• Man dies at Traverse City-area shooting range
• Man shot at Traverse City-area target range
• Owner forfeits horses to groups
• TC cars broken into overnight
• Solutions for Division St. sought
• Not much winter, plenty of Wow at fest
• Final Meijer vote possibile in Acme
• Woman, 91, dies in Wexford accident
• Skydiving keeps 70-year-old young
• Marta Hepler Drahos: Winter wow
• Primary voters reveal party
• A roundup of Feb. 28 elections
• Old Mission history recorded on tape
• Week in Review: 02/19/2012
• Last week's most-clicked headlines
• Pharmacy shooter Ayers gets 17 years in prison
• East Bay's Courtade to host new Montessori program
• Parks, lodge say no to train
• New life for delayed Garfield Twp. affordable-housing project
• City could vote on CVS rezoning plan
• Photographer to lecture Monday
• Cadillac-area woman hurt in vehicle crash
• Fishtown preservation group up for cash prize
• Nominations sought for NMEAC awards
• Three fests adapt to mild temps
• Downtown TC Wi-Fi possible by summer
• TC Central student faces charges
• Sex charges filed against Copemish teen
• Garfield to buy Boardman River land
• Blair Township fills clerk position
• Police: Central student shoved secretary
• Cause of ER fire still unknown
• TCAPS math scores are lagging
• Kalkaska man convicted of sex charges
• Officials: GT should avoid mini train
• Garfield Twp. awards liquor licenses
• Fire destroys Suttons Bay home
• Kalkaska hypnotist found guilty by jury
• Euthanized horses to be buried
• L&P may donate $1M towards bayfront
• L&P to move ahead with new substation
• Book sparks overdue honor for veteran
• Elmwood to buy Brewery Creek condo lots
• Toaster may have caused fire
• River trail could move forward
• Advocates: Void permit to fill wetlands
• Area businesses vie for liquor licenses
• Hoops for Hope to raise money for shoes
• Wanted: Foster Parents
• Loraine Anderson: Listening to the quiet
• Cherry Capital Winter Wow! Fest
• Schools ponder boundaries with social media
• Restaurant Week returns to Traverse City
• Two Benzie schools honored
• Asian carp not only invasive species lurking
• Last week's most-clicked headlines
• Disabled man killed in blaze
• Woman pleads guilty to animal cruelty
• Charged teacher waives exam, denied bond
• BATA: 'Don't know how much money we will receive'
• Third Level offers suicide alertness workshop
• DNA ties Holly man to 2009 break-in
• Man arraigned in late-night chase
• Trojan debate team receives $30,000 grant
• One dead in Kalkaska blaze
• Woman pleads in horse cruelty case
• Vasa brings skiers, business
• Sparks fly over TCLP substation plan
• Grand Traverse freezes pay for officials
• Blair man accused of meat-fork threat
• Drop-off recycling site relocating
• Ex-TC teacher to waive exam in sex case
• A changing of the guard in GT County
• Janik tapped for Leelanau administrator
• Dog park backers plan fundraisers
• Police: Man breaks up fight with gun
• Tased man charged as habitual offender
• Man breaks up fight with gun
• Janik offered Leelanau job
• Body of missing fisherman found
• Pears to replace dead ash trees
• Vasa trail in good shape for weekend
• Acme officials defer Meijer decision
• Parks smoking ban on hold in TC
• Tasers take down two suspects this week
• Fallen piece of wire causes power outage
• Inland Seas hosts seminar on sturgeon
• Police: Man assaults with aluminum bat
• Fallen wire caused outage
• New brew pub possible
• GT Band gives Suttons Bay $183K
• Plans progress for TCL&P audit
• R-E names executive editor, ad director
• State police honor officer with TC ties
• 'Occupalooza' to have concerts, talks
• TC man charged with resisting arrest
• Habitual DUI driver faces new charges
• Special Olympics begin this week
• Coast Guard rescues Manitou kayaker
• Unemployment frustration blamed on call volume
• State offers several routes to unemployment aid
• Vanessa McCray: Call — and repeat
• NMC signs aviation exchange pact with China
• Education in brief: 02/05/2012
• City may not ban smoking in parks
• Cause of fatal Kingsley fire might be forever unknown
• Taxpayers must cover septage plant losses
• Court: Leelanau sheriff, undersheriff don't have immunity
• Group drops charter school application
• Woman faces felony charge over jewelry
• TART Trails raise $125,000 for paving
• Goodwill offers tax preparation to many
• Debate rages over neglected horses' fate
• TC leaders offer 'office hours'
• Grant helps special students sail
• Shipwreck found at Sleeping Bear
• Fire damages Antrim County home
• Environmental award nominations sought
• Shipwreck found at Sleeping Bear
• Keillor coming back to Interlochen
• Weather a setback for sports fans
• Judge's wife jailed in investigation
• Elmwood wants to buy land for parking
• Tax assessor named in GT County
• Village manager wins trustee appointment
• Man faces charge for armed robberies
• Memorial Friday for vet who died in fire
• Munson wants to re-route Kids Creek
• Planners approve phase 1 of Meijer plan
• Gender a factor in CSC reactions
• Leland woman convicted of mail fraud
• Get flu shot before peak season hits
• Facebook Syndication Error
• Planners OK Meijer; twp. next
• Leland woman pleads to fraud
• Woman in hospital after being hit by car
• Battle of Bulge vet dies in fire
• Ex-teacher, coach faces CSC charge
• Terms change for depot property deal
• Man held in series of armed robberies
• GT administrator selection method eyed
• Public forum slated on transportation
• Turkey shooter faces multiple charges
• Man held on bad-check charge
• Clearing the Record: 01/31/2012
• WWII vet killed in Kingsley house fire
• Initiative offers tax prep to the needy
• Terry Wooten: A time of big snow
• Manistee authorities arrest suspected armed robber
• Beer is booming business in area
• Preserving 'the soul of Traverse City'
• Variety of historic structures in TC
• No Montessori at school
• Week in Review: 01/29/2012
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• County may take train
• TC Chamber honors Elnora Milliken
• Taxpayers to pay $80K to former employee
• Munson neonatal unit benefits from donations
• Police await test results in Benzie case
• Officials may soon vote on Meijer plan
• BATA facility to receive upgrade
• BATA work to aid fixed routes
• Police probe Manistee armed robbery
• TC man arrested on felony drug charge
• Clearing the Record: 01/27/2012
• Onekama Twp., village to merge?
• Senior housing project eyed at Commons
• New body scanner at Cherry Capital
• Jurors convict shootout suspect
• 'Little marina' may have big plans
• $1 million still needed for bayfront
• Miniature train suggestions sought
• Man charged in sex crime after 25 years
• Judge to decide on attorney's removal
• Car slides into Crystal River
• Kalkaska school board seeks applicants
• Man tries to kill self during arrest
• Record-Eagle+ service to debut Feb. 1
• Northern lights possible tonight
• Man attempts suicide at arrest
• Commissioners interested in L&P review
• Police probe TC West staffer
• Canstruction kicks off food drive
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• TC police probe burglary
• Cherry Republic's place in project uncertain
• Police: Charity victimized by embezzler
• Local woman accused of stealing from charity
• Cold, windy weather ahead
• Duke bails on wind farm plans
• Father Fred food drive to begin
• DNR buys land in Wexford Co.
• Duke halts wind farm plans
• NWS lineup is '80% women'
• City commission meeting rescheduled
• TC board cancels meeting
• Writers series announces lineup
• Snow advisory extended; TCAPS cancels events
• Gov. Snyder to speak in Traverse City
• No injuries in BATA bus mishap
• Local events honor M.L. King Jr.
• Man found with self-inflicted wound
• Fatal snowmobile crash in Paradise Twp.
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• Big turnout for Chili Cook-off
• Nominations sought for business award
• Funeral set for Kalkaska prosecutor
• TC man dead after crash
• Man shoots self after fight
• Young twins deal with illness, surgery
• Loraine Anderson: Heroes in back yard
• Week in Review: 01/15/2012
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• Video: Tech. Sgt. Matthew Schwartz funeral
• Mourners pay respects to Tech. Sgt. Schwartz
• List of local military dead from Afghanistan, Iraq
• Power outage planned in Kalkaska
• Basketball games cancelled
• TC man arrested after driving through garage door
• Storm warning still in effect
• TC celebrates Hickory Hills' 60th
• Night meetings for GT road commission
• Road Commission begins night meetings
• Snow, cold are again on the way
• Flags to be lowered for TC airman
• Storm warning issued
• Flags to be lowered for TC airman Friday
• Inman won't challenge Benishek for Congress
• Winter set to return Thursday
• Woman faces criminal neglect charge
• Woman charged in horse starvation case
• Mild winter an issue for ice wine makers
• Bellaire man dead after crash
• Local hay going to vet in need
• Airman killed in attack returns to U.S.
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• Bomb blast kills local airman
• Local airman killed in Afghanistan
• GT board says no to Childs
• Rezoning recommend for CVS
• $5M gift goes to Munson project
• Snowstorm doesn't live up to hype
• TCAPS cancels some athletic events
• Grand Traverse County boss takes Oregon job
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• And finally — winter
• Lowest-ever December snowfall reported
• The downtown office of the Traverse City Record-Eagle will be closed today
• Five survive Antrim County plane crash
• Week in Review: 01/01/2012
• Video: CherryT Ball Drop
• New Year to bring snow
• Little Artshram fights to survive incident
• State Theatre reaches fundraising goal
• Wave of overdoses presents 'huge problem’ in region
• No No. Michigan stores on list
• State Theatre exceeds its goal
• Park Place disturbance lands 2 in jail
• Fundraisers near year-end goals
• Newsmakers: Vet's death still painful
• SSA office planned near Tom's
• Newsmakers: Van crasher awaits court
• E. Bay man accused of Christmas assault
• Newsmakers: More river changes coming
• Frankfort to take over lighthouse
• Frankfort taking over lighthouse from feds
• Newsmakers: Ex-deputy's case confuses bosses
• Newsmakers: Bus driver 'put it behind me'
• TC man dead after Garfield Road crash
• Newsmakers: Anti-bully policy draws backlash
• Newsmakers: TADL drama may be over
• Police ID 2 dead after vehicle hits Mich. home
• Some second-guess decision on septage plant settlement
• TC commissioners OK public dog park
• Newsmakers: Downtown Wi-Fi project in works
• TC man, 89, killed in Division Street collision
• GT Co. Admin. Aloia offered job in Oregon
• Newsmakers: Former school system administrator eligible for parole in year 2051
• Newsmakers: Facility opens for area veterans
• Week in Review: 12/18/2011
• Munson employees comply with vaccines
• Feds won't fund TC tunnel
• Man dead after M-115 crash
• Vets recall Battle of the Bulge
• Newsmakers: Discovery left men curious
• Sheriff's employee target of probe
• Cold to return; snow is possible
• Newsmakers: Boardman decision looms
• Police raid 3 medical pot sites
• Newsmakers: Animal shelter rebounds
• Police confirm TC-area raids
• Inmate charged in stabbing
• Family's gun involved in Benzie deaths
• Newsmakers: Utility pole to be removed
• Wanted Benzie man arrested in Colorado
• East Bay man faces host of charges
• Benzie authorities: 5 fired bullets came from woman's gun
• Colo. police nab Benzie man who fled crash
• Newsmakers: Swan killer not yet identified
• Traverse Corridor: A prehistoric crossroads
• Hearthfelt final salute for Army Pvt. Jackie Diener II
• Newsmakers: Embezzlement won’t sully Cherry-T Ball’s future
• Poll: Is TCAPS right to put emphasis on Montessori?
• Delivery delayed; free e-Edition access
• No TC Comedy Festival in 2012
• Munson embezzler gets prison
• Ski resorts to open this weekend
• Flags to be lowered for area soldier
• Local projects get $4.3M boost
• Airport plaque dedicated on anniversary
• City OKs plans for developments
• City approves Cherry Republic, Hotel Indigo agreements
• TCAPS locks down schools
• National Cherry Festival 2012
• UPDATE: Students to return to Blair
• Proposed bill exists for film incentives
• Week in Review: 12/04/2011
• Annie's card and gift shop to close
• One arrested after theft attempt at TC house
• Marta Hepler Drahos: Seeing Mom everywhere
• Son blames mom for killing deer
• Woman dies in rollover crash
• Poor spelling trips up would-be counterfeiter
• Stunning twist in Frankfort blaze
• Boyne City grad dies in Afghanistan
• Frankfort fire ruled arson
• Funeral 'packed' for family who died in fire
• St. Francis loses 14-3
• Schwander sentence: 40-70 yrs.
• Lk. Leelanau gas line rupture forces evacuation
• Judge cites cruelty in Schwander sentencing decision
• TC parks officials recommend dog park
• Record-Eagle Editor Bill Thomas to retire Jan. 31
• Funerals Mon. for fire victims
• Thieves hit Bay West Antiques
• Benzie County house fire takes three lives
• Robber sought in $100K theft from bank
• Lawsuit filed over snow globe fire
• Heavy snow expected this a.m.
• Benzie fire victims identified
• Lawyers: City warned before teen's death
• Deer season begins
• Michigan sees more interest from cruises
• WWI legend's father was national, local hero
• Loraine Anderson: Story comes full circle
• H. Holliday is TC's most-honored WWI soldier
• Week in Review: 11/13/2011
• Rotary boosts YMCA support
• Cain fires up local conservatives
• Record-Eagle series to focus on WWI vet
• Police are looking for missing teen
• Video: Herman Cain in TC
• State Theatre's facade is fading
• New officials share plans for TC
• Cherry Capital flights canceled
• BATA millage on upcoming ballot
• BATA ballot language may be confusing
• Hanna fire started in chimney system
• Couple goes to scary lengths
• Last week's most-clicked headlines
• TC and Bellaire set drug take-back days
• Local drug disposal Sat.
• Local teacher earns nat'l honor
• Occupy TC group collecting for needy
• Antrim drug take-back day Saturday
• 30th Annual Bayshore Marathon
• Jury: Schwander guilty of murder
• Jurors begin deliberations
• Schwander 'never wanted to kill Carly'
• Schwander takes stand
• Video: Sleep Out for Heating Assistance
• Kalkaska accident victim ID'd
• MSP scientist: Blood on scissors likely Carly's
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• Restaurant fire investigated
• Gas prices drop 9 cents on average
• $2 million challenge spurs YMCA effort
• Loraine Anderson: River stirs feelings
• Last week's most-clicked headlines
• Witnesses: Suspect said he wanted to kill Carly
• Area lake makes Pure Mich calendar cover
• Kids who ride city buses raise concerns
• Friends testify at murder trial
• Witness: Schwander wanted to kill Carly
• Area lake makes Pure Mich. calendar cover
• Expert: Carly Lewis alive when stabbed
• Candidate's concern: Staff reductions
• Judge tosses assault case against teacher
• Coming Saturday: Commodities column
• Schwander: Carly's death an accident
• Cline ousted as Leelanau administrator
• Candidate touts business experience
• West H.S. in the running for $50K
• Flags to be lowered Thursday and Friday
• Schwander murder trial begins today
• Candidate is a proponent of connectivity
• Petoskey Batman ordered not to wear costume
• Foster parent sentenced to 25 to 60 years
• Candidate a self-described 'gadfly'
• 7 ways to prepare your home for winter weather
• Role reversal: Teens teach senior citizens
• Last week's most-clicked headlines
• Candidate strives to create consensus
• Former Benzie prosecutor not guilty
• 'Occupy Traverse City' coming
• Candidate stresses business development
• Flags to be lowered Friday
• Plea deal in dead animal case
• Bioneers celebrate 10 years
• Budros is seeking re-election
• Thieves treat themselves to Halloween store safes
• Local program to be featured on CNN
• Need a flu shot? Find vaccination sites near you
• Third DUI arrest for TC man
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• TC schools see higher enrollment
• Basketball star home after Charlevoix crash
• Game to benefit Wounded Warriors
• Lifelines: A 'thank you' to Glenn Ruggles
• Week in Review: 10/09/2011
• Last week's most-clicked headlines
• Romulus man charged with beating TC woman
• Grants go to Sleeping Bear, tribe
• Salmon giveaway today at 4 local sites
• Robo calls used on non-discrimination ballot issue
• Frattura takes over as R-E publisher
• City commission candidate forum scheduled
• New publisher named at the Record-Eagle
• Airport sees passengers increase
• Trick-or-treat hours set for TC
• Long prison term in local murder case
• TC OKs Cherry Republic complex
• Fall Food Drive exceeds its goal
• Man, 68, accused of sexual assault
• TC man accused of sex assault
• Lighthouse group wins preservation award
• Record-Eagle named 2011 Newspaper of the Year
• 2011 MPA Awards
• Last week's most-clicked headlines
• State Theatre makes top 10 list
• Bomb squad at home in South Boardman
• Bomb squad at home in South Boardman
• Kalkaska man arrested after lockdowns
• Area schools on lockdown after parental threat
• State changes student counts
• $60,000 missing from Interlochen Eagles
• Area home sales were up in August
• Elmwood Marina expansion set to begin
• Unarmed robbery charges dropped
• Light & Power to give $1.5M to city
• Police: Woman sold prescription drugs
• Man charged with stealing saxophone
• City funds not tied to Cherry Republic project
• GT to consider reinstating cut programs
• Sex assault sentence: 1 year
• Cherry Festival income was up in 2011
• Foster parent's assault trial to close
• Police: Man stole vehicle, ran away
• Man arraigned for B&E and assault
• Trible-Laucht is likely next city atty.
• Ask utility questions at forum Thursday
• Remodeling projects shown on homes tour
• Pair leave hospital, head to jail
• TC debates funding for neighborhoods
• Authorities raid marijuana collective
• Abortion survivor shares story at dinner
• BPW makes no decisions in levying tax
• State group names 3 area board members
• Toothbrushes needed for clinic
• Video: GR Griffins show some TC love
• Couple to adopt boy with Down syndrome
• 'Hands-on' learning at Greenspire
• County weighs septic tank tax
• TC hosts state historical society
• Little Artshram's activities suspended
• Tax revenue funds examined
• Week in Review: 09/25/2011
• Last week's most-clicked headlines
• Blair break-in leads to shootout and standoff
• Murder trial to proceed
• Man pleads guilty but mentally ill
• Society presents 2011 State History Awards
• Abortion survivor will speak at dinner
• Shootout suspects ID'd
• Advisory at East Bay Park
• Two apprehended in shootout
• TC Film Festival sues shorts festival
• Firm downgrades Northwestern Bank
• County tax assessor quits over politics
• Siren Hall chef places 2nd in Canada
• Teen faces charges in home invasions
• Two accused of mistreating animals
• Advisory lifted for E. Bay Park beach
• TC man arraigned for burglary
• Promoter hopes to still have half marathon
• Friends mourn loss of Glen Lake student
• State police upgrading post on 14th St.
• East Bay closes trash, recycling center
• Man in accident in serious condition
• Police: Man sold cocaine to officer
• Charities advance in Art Van challenge
• E. coli levels are high at area beach
• Officials to decide church zoning issue
• Man in accident in serious condition
• 60-plus deserted animals found in Bellaire
• Bad gas traced to Grand Haven
• Grand Traverse BPW may be restructured
• Miniature train meeting rescheduled
• TC man in jail on multiple charges
• Man gets 24 years for making child porn
• Assault in vehicle leads to charges
• Man stable after being hit by truck
• Argument may have led to crash
• Frontier Airlines to pull service
• Flu has already arrived in area schools
• Judge: Hypnotist to stand trial
• Stormwater projects set for local beaches
• Residents report buying bad gasoline
• Theft from motel results in arrest
• Woman arrested after traffic accident
• Woman arrested for drunken driving
• Man arrested for drunken driving
• NMC communications instructor Bronwyn Jones interviewed author Tom Perrotta at l...
• High demand for Father Fred aid
• Jodee Taylor: Events, deadlines matter
• Union dues collection bill draws fire from MEA leaders
• How local politicians voted on the union dues bill
• Munson execs' '09 pay detailed
• Other Munson workers lost bonus or incentive pay in 2009, too
• Prosecutor won't pursue pot case charges
• Record-Eagle.com earns national honors
• Last week's most-clicked headlines
• Dam drawdown to begin next week
• Man indicted in infant's death
• Planners to talk about miniature train Monday
• Plane lands in farm field; no injuries
• Resident catches thieves in the act
• Benzie plane forced to land
• Dam removal process to begin
• Burglary suspect sought
• Humane society draws criticism
• City may nix parking rule for businesses
• Twp. wants marina electrical inspection
• Elmwood to redesign marina, bayfront
• Lawsuit filed in man's death at Munson
• Leelanau officials hold closed session
• Woman, 60, accused of drunken driving
• 3rd DUI arrest for TC woman
• Family files suit in marina death
• Schwander trial to remain in GT County
• Tunnel cost estimated at $2.3 million
• Security expert to speak today at NMC
• McDowell to challenge Benishek
• Woman hospitalized after car accident
• Man allegedly sends threatening texts
• Schwander trial to remain in GT County
• City, others sued in electrocution death
• Local woman injured in crash
• New heart suite opens at Munson
• Landfill comment period open to public
• Family to file $50M suit against marina
• Judge has harsh words for attorney
• No charges for man who stabbed himself
• Detroiter faces cocaine charge in TC
• Unarmed robbery case to go to trial
• Fieger, Robb to announce marina lawsuit
• Detroiter accused of trying to sell cocaine in TC
• Wildfire smoke drifts into area
• Electricians: Failures involved in teen's death
• Train stays in plans for Clinch Park
• Power Island hunting permits for sale
• Developers study new tax incentive rules
• Local man charged in home invasions
• Man faces fleeing, assault charges
• Woman accused of selling heroin
• Drugs allegedly sold to undercover cop
• Suttons Bay man arraigned for robbery
• Tears flow at TC's 9/11 ceremony
• Residents share 9/11 stories, impacts
• 9/11 inspired Marine who gave his life
• Ex-N.Y. resident: 'We could feel it'
• Eighth-grader feels impact through others
• Education hits home for teacher
• Prayers, tears after 2nd plane
• Ground zero still haunts local man
• Author was at WTC month before attacks
• Gov't worker stayed during evacuations
• Student tries to understand impacts
• Local 9/11 memorial set for Sunday
• Bid made for Norris Elementary building
• Police searching for robbery suspect
• Woman charged with uttering, publishing
• Arrest made after Union Street crash
• Traverse City man facing drug charges
• Deputies: Driver hit curb outside bar
• 9/11 events this Sunday
• Judge is asked to move Schwander trial
• Police seek Rite Aid robber
• TC to review park design, train
• Volunteers help during Day of Caring
• Yankee Warrior to soar over TC
• Stalking, invasion charges issued
• Man allegedly drove drunk, crashed car
• Police arrest driver after traffic stop
• TC man charged with drunken driving
• Police: Man sold drugs to officer
• Teen allegedly put sugar in gas tank
• Division Street work to resume
• Lawyer must explain 'threatening' letter
• Judge's wife admits to 'very poor choice'
• Cheek convicted of girlfriend's murder
• Two men allegedly assault female teen
• Recycle select items on Sept. 29
• Police looking for info on vandalism
• Unconscious driver crashes through railing
• Long Lake students get know new building
• Study may decide Boardman Ave. fate
• No deal yet on Front and Pine project
• Marentette to take over as city clerk
• Charges filed in 1995 disappearance
• Driver arrested after fleeing from police
• Food Rescue hits 1 million pounds
• Marijuana allegedly stolen from caregiver
• Two face assault, destruction charges
• Man says he was robbed in pot exchange
• Labor Day just another workday for some
• Marta Hepler Drahos: A stone's throw away
• Our Nation Under Siege: A Juried Art Exhibition of September 11, 2001 In Retrospect
• It's all in the details for planned TC Half Marathon
• Region enjoys an avalanche of summer visitors
• County switches insurance firms
• County to begin debating cost-cutting measures
• Community briefs: 09/04/2011
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• Labor Day to be sunny, cool
• Hypnotist accused of sexual assaults
• Cloistered nun soon turns 100
• Man stabs self to cover up loss at Turtle Creek
• Woman's shooting believed accidental
• Police: Man assaulted hypnotized women
• Police: Man stabbed himself
• TC band marches on after leader resigns
• Woman admits she stole from Munson
• Library peeper sentenced
• Teen guilty of sex assault on neighbor
• Students at NMC identify shipwreck
• Gas station robber gets cash, smokes
• County to allow hunting on Power Island
• Money set aside for Boardman road/trail
• Old Town parking deck brings in revenue
• Hardy parking deck goes green
• Bay St. pedestrian crosswalk will close
• Police say man committed robbery
• Couple heads to prison for meth lab
• Hotel Indigo project reevaluated
• Building crasher receives benefits
• Elk Rapids seeks comment on property
• Police: Man had sex with passed-out teens
• Robbery victim identifies attacker
• Acme Twp. planners reject site rezoning
• Police probe series of vehicle larcenies
• Police nab 2nd robbery suspect
• Flu shots mandatory at Munson
• Flu shots required at other hospitals
• TC changes discrimination ballot wording
• Acme hearing on Meijer well-attended
• Four candidates left for TC attorney
• New beach mats provide access for disabled
• TC to interview attorney candidates
• Loraine Anderson: TC's dark past
• Flags to be lowered Monday
• Previous incidents may pose problems
• State historical society books resort for conference
• Camp's effect on park worries some
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• Previous marina incidents may pose problems
• Historical society books resort for conference
• May be good year for grapes
• 2 retail hearings coming in Acme
• Hope for local Borders store?
• Honor’s Coho Fest this weekend
• Health Dept. lifts TC beach advisories
• Woman charged with retail fraud
• Correction: 08/27/2011
• Local beaches get all-clear
• Honor hosts Coho Festival
• TC Borders may have buyer
• State of Michigan shipping out as we speak. Watch online: www.nmc.edu/webcam
• Pot shops 'in a state of limbo'
• DDA to cover Santa's Arrival in TC
• Schools may have to move elections
• Cherry Fest seeks applicants for board
• Local parks have high E. coli levels
• Police raid 2 medical marijuana dispensaries
• E. coli levels elevated at local beaches
• TC man faces charge for rock throwing
• Body of Harbor Springs woman found
• Traverse City backs bike safety
• City fire dept. looks at cost-cutting
• Officers to 'educate' collective owners
• TCAPS recalls 11 laid off instructors
• Garfield Township nixes tax hike
• Local residents face drug charges
• Court hearings postponed in baby's death
• Traverse City in line for $4K grant
• Lake Street will be closed for 3 days
• Bicyclist hit by car on South Airport
• Hearings delayed for man accused of killing infant
• Elmwood looks to upgrade marina
• Feds: Man killed 3-month-old daughter
• Cleanup in works for intersection
• Auction for tax-reverted properties
• New Sleeping Bear trail receives $2M
• Clearing the Record: 08/24/2011
• Back to School for Traverse City - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Feds say local man killed infant during sex assault
• Dead animals left in foreclosed house
• Kalkaska senior programs at risk?
• Clerk leaving after 22 years in post
• Dam removal project on target
• Camp is fun for kids with cancer
• Jodee Taylor: First-World Problems?
• Trees suffering at area golf club
• Acme to review new Meijer plan on Aug. 29
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• Millikens receive Legacy Award
• East Bay nerves shaken by burglaries
• Decision on ballot language could come soon
• Man accused of carjacking woman
• Man charged in three break-ins
• Box held cremated remains of a dog
• Ballot language questioned
• Bay Street project moves forward
• Break-ins hit TC shops, churches
• Prosecutor drops felony sex charges
• Two men accused of selling drugs
• Nude images lead to charges against teen
• Pair facing charges in knife incident
• Kingsley resident arrested in pot case
• Man accused of transporting cocaine
• Storage shed thefts lead to two arrests
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• Death blamed partly on shock
• Cherry Festival names interim director
• Sleeping Bear voted nation's 'Most Beautiful'
• Assault hired via Facebook?
• Report calls for fewer judges in region
• Theft from Subway leads to felony count
• Two break-ins still being investigated
• Knife threat results in felony charge
• Cherry Fest tabs interim director
• Report: Teen died from electrical shock, drowning
• Sleeping Bear Dunes voted "Most Beautiful"
• Cause of teen's death investigated
• Victim recalled as funny, cheerful
• Former Munson accountant charged
• NMC shelves V.P. position
• Two area school boards will remain unchanged
• Police investigate two recent burglaries
• Threat leads to assault charge
• Reward offered for info on swan killing
• Teen may have received electrical shock before drowning
• City commission passes Cherry Republic plans
• Fire service proposal fails in city commission
• Law office 'thief' sentenced
• Judges bow out of case with wife of colleague
• Lake Ann teen injured in accident
• Police looking for suspected carjacker
• Unattended candle probably caused fire
• Legislators seek changes in medical marijuana law
• Lake Ann residents hurt in GR crash
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• No injuries reported in TC blaze
• Old Engine Show begins this week
• Lifelines: Fair myth grew like grass
• BATA leaders ask voters to renew millage
• Last week's most-clicked headlines
• City board to discuss fire consolidation
• Mysterious Leland box investigated
• Fight leads to hospital, jail, likely charges
• No charges in TC stabbing case
• City to consider new Cherry Republic plan
• Watershed Center receives three grants
• TC man, woman arrested after fight
• Petoskey grad among SEAL dead
• New housing project in works for Commons
• Health Dept. issues advisory on Artshram
• Expired plate sparked chase, charges
• Al Ritchie, former TC mayor, dies
• 4-H kids learn from animals
• Mancelona man accused of assault
• Habitual offender charges entered
• Pair charged in drug sale to officers
• Taxpayers to foot septage plant bill
• Board member wants say in TCL&P plan
• Ex-manager of GT Resort blames politics
• Bayfront plans may include mini-train
• TCAPS seeks bids on unused properties
• Teen charged in theft of truck
• Buckley road project meeting is today
• Torch Lake drowning victim ID'd
• Georgia man, 50, charged in accident
• Estes, Soffredine to face off for mayor
• Board to debate climate change language
• Impasse at Leland courthouse property
• NMC President undergoing surgery today
• Leelanau property to undergo testing
• Woman pleads guilty to larceny, invasion
• Body of man, 82, found in Torch Lake
• Man pleads guilty in library incident
• Today's Northwestern Michigan Fair schedule
• Man arrested for allegedly stalking girl
• TC woman accused of filing false police report
• Showing fair animal can build character
• Local view on stock slide: 'Pure panic'
• Medical marijuana business to close
• Group presents ideas for Division St.
• Teen faces charges involving a robbery
• Fishtown society gets $119,000 grant
• Woman accused of selling painkillers
• Man, 46, charged with sexual assault
• Charity ride to help Cancer Fund
• Rip currents a danger in Great Lakes
• Marta Hepler Drahos: Animals test us
• 103rd Northwestern Michigan Fair kicks off
• Fire victims stunned by cable TV bills
• Manufacturing companies ride out economic storm
• WEEK IN REVIEW: 08/07/2011
• Last week's most-clicked headlines
• Utility accelerates streetlight work
• Crops struggle in dry heat
• Dems give way to end FAA shutdown
• Teen will stand trial for assault
• Man stabbed Friday morning on Union St.
• Elk Rapids Harbor Day schedule for Saturday and Sunday
• Injured man's condition upgraded
• Swimming cleared on area beaches
• Cool stuff from NMC students.
• Sunken barge found in GT Bay
• Video: Submersible examines shipwreck
• Director leaving Cherry Festival
• Camp told to fix waste, license problems
• State police HQ may move to TC
• Some TC beaches tainted by E. coli
• Man hospitalized after traffic crash
• TC man accused in theft of firearm
• Harbor Days schedule: 08/05/2011
• E. coli elevated at local beaches
• Former Cong. Bart Stupak, NMC class of '72, belongs on this list. Who would you...
• Waste in garden prompts seizure
• Marijuana driving case heads for appeal
• Leelanau distributes brownfield funds
• Garfield Road accident victims ID'ed
• Community raises money for police
• Third drunken-driving charge for man
• Murdick’s recalls some products
• Bystanders save man's life
• City, metro fire dept. dispute continues
• Cherry-T Ball co-founder going to trial
• 2 face charges in theft from grandmother
• Police seek man seen naked in TC
• Garfield Rd. crash sends six to hospital
• Lower your cooling costs in summer heat
• Former city librarian dies after fire
• August may bring relief after hot July
• Demolition to begin in Warehouse Dist.
• Frustrated man to stand trial
• Police arrest hit-and-run suspect
• Alleged drunken driver causes crash
• Teen behind wheel faces three charges
• Natural resources plan to be reworded
• Nice job, all involved with the lip dub! How many NMC folks can you spot? Hint:...
• Film Festival admissions outdo 2010
• 17 eye city government openings
• Work bee aims to uproot invasive species
• Loraine Anderson: Clayton Sporre's legacy
• Police seek couple suspected in hit and run
• 'Mike's Surprise' gives Film Festival a literary twist
• Township, marijuana business in clash
• State filmmaking 'ripped out of the ground’
• Outtakes: 07/31/11
• Four-day Elk Rapids festival begins Wednesday
• BATA, NMC talks stalling
• Election issues on Aug. 2 ballots
• Kids Fest is fun for all ages
• Enrollment at NMC may decrease for fall
• Panelists: Labor history ignored
• Outtakes: 07/30/2011
• Man gets year for fatal icy crash
• School thief get four months in jail
• Man, woman face drug charges
• Man accused of indecent exposure
• Man arrested on third DUI charge
• Video: Traverse City Lip Dub
• Movie is first product of fest's Cuban fund
• Ex-Meijer lawyer won't be charged
• Events keep local hotels booked solid
• Filmmakers talk of passion, barriers
• Outtakes: 07/29/11
• Authorities seek info on Lake Leelanau burglary
• Collection set for TC fire victims
• So this is how NMC's registrar spends her vacation! Nice style, Carol Taberski.
• Prosecutor: No charges against ex-Meijer lawyer
• Badham comes to town
• Authority OKs revised Cherry Republic plans
• Chief: We'll put firefighters in room
• Mt. Holiday needs money
• Man arraigned for child porn
• Everyone loves Elmo — and the guy behind him
• Outtakes: 07/28/11
• Man arraigned for child porn
• Crash results in felony charge
• Movie lovers flock to downtown for opening
• Trustees exchange curse words at meeting
• Cherry Republic to take another try at public funds
• State law won't allow TC ticket plan
• Outtakes: 07/27/2011
• Police reports delay Carly Lewis trial
• Third round of charges for foster parent
• Passengers airlifted from tour boat
• Teen extradited from Oklahoma
• Minor injuries reported after tour boat incident
• Tour boat damaged by wave
• Leelanau Township rec plan on agenda
• Golf pro sentenced to year of probation
• Oleson Foundation helps Vogue Theatre
• NMC president to donate pay hike
• Film festival opens tonight
• Commission open to ombudsman idea
• Tower on hold due to budget dispute
• So...you've got Traverse City Film Festival tickets to a show at the Dennos Museum Center. Or you're going to take the free TCFF shuttle from NMC's Cherry parking lot. Why not make a day of it on main campus? We've got a Frisbee disc
• Equipment upgrades boost busy UpNorth Media
• Ombudsman for residents?
• Mining law unearths anger
• College chief's contract reviewed
• Boat owners warned about thefts
• Two utilities see power demand peak
• NM Regional Health System eyes partner
• Vehicle slams into Alden church
• Firefighters' actions questioned
• Family missed in fire evacuation
• Teen charged with sex assault
• Heat wave doesn't bother everyone
• Traverse City teen drowns at park
• Man gets prison for distributing porn
• Converting heat to electricity
• Police: Man crashed vehicle into ditch
• Man allegedly hits motorcyclist
• Authorities offering monetary reward
• Teen who drowned at Twin Lakes ID'd
• DON'T like this - Michigan dead last in state student aid in '09-10. Support for NMC Foundation is key to helping students still afford college and the brighter futures it makes possible.
• Workers swelter in near-record temps
• Judge says Meijer's lead attorney lied
• GT Commons development gets a boost
• 21-year-old woman dies unexpectedly
• Series of break-ins occurs in East Bay
• History Center of TC has new director
• Two motorcyclists are hospitalized
• U.S. trapped under heat 'dome'
• Temps may hit triple digits
• City rejects plans for Front St. project
• Borders closing upsets local shoppers
• Twp. settles suit with Gourdie-Fraser
• Friday Night Live starts this week
• Traverse City State Park gets new name
• Couple hospitalized after crash
• High E. coli levels in East Bay Park
• Man accused of drunken driving
• E. Coli levels high at East Bay Park
• Heat wave settles in; hotter temps to come
• Weather leaves its mark on fruit crops
• Volunteer firefighter drowns in lake
• Train may be added to bayfront plan
• Fire leaves 12 residents homeless
• Woman says she was hit-run driver
• Felon charged with weapons violation
• Big sound equals big bucks for Father Fred
• TC hits a high of 96 as Midwest bakes
• Lifelines: Real life has film quality
• Storage unit yields ID documents
• Data expert: 'It's pretty scary'
• Woman fights to keep chickens in backyard
• Fate of downtown train to be discussed
• Pilot dies in Boyne aircraft crash
• Reader photo contest winner announced
• 30-year-old back fees are waived
• Former county prosecutor faces misdemeanor
• Lines omitted from permit
• Driver goes into diabetic shock, crashes
• Today's Gaylord Alpenfest schedule
• Deadline set for NMC harbor comments
• Police looking into alleged hit and run
• Scorching temps to return to the region
• How to stay cool, safe in scorching heat
• Residents 'love' Elmwood Ave.'s new look
• Man to judge: 'Jail is saving my life'
• Networking site helps police find teen
• Police make arrest in armed robbery
• Man charged with assaulting officer
• 3rd drunken driving arrest for TC man
• Community award for Dr. Terrie Taylor
• Horse Shows by the Bay Schedule
• Thanks for the story and vid, 9&10! We think it's exciting, too.
• An associate's degree is worth $350K in additional income over the course of a working lifetime. Find out July 19, 5:30-7 p.m. at the Hagerty Center how your past credits can add up to an NMC degree.
• Family of Carly Lewis sues suspect
• 500 expected to 'Ride for Father Fred'
• Zoning forces hot dog vendor to move
• New road for Commons to break ground
• Stabber gets 2 to 4 years prison
• Police search for alleged armed robber
• Leelanau County sees 77 power outages
• Man arrested with 15 felony sex charges
• Gaylord Alpenfest schedule: 07/14/2011
• TCL&P workers file benefit complaint
• Permit process reopened on injection well
• Man pleads guilty in embezzlement case
• Storms damage downstate cherry crop
• Crash victim ID'd as Allyson Mayer, 18
• Woman charged with embezzlement
• Region in Brief: 07/13/2011
• Gaylord Alpenfest schedule: 07/13/2011
• Attendance strong for 85th Cherry Fest
• Festival relatively calm for police
• NMC to deepen its harbor on West Bay
• Vote slated on non-discrimination
• Cause of mini-train derailment uncertain
• Couple sentenced in check forgery case
• Man dies two days after car crash
• Police seek man who robbed clerk
• Gaylord Alpenfest Tuesday schedule
• Sayonara, Cherry Festival...hello, Film Festival! NMC will again host the FREE parking lot served by all FREE TCFF shuttles. Also proud to host films at both Milliken Auditorium and the Dutmers Theatre (also in Dennos Museum Center) and serve as the home
• Horse-drawn engine rides again
• Southern Civil War vet buried in TC
• Marta Hepler Drahos: Disgusting killer
• Visitors, locals enjoy the moment
• Prosecutor won't file charges in Meijer case
• GT board backs union fee opt-out
• Alewives arrive, but that’s good
• Smith joins Record-Eagle advisory panel
• Week in Review: 07/10/2011
• Last week's most-clicked headlines
• Blaker crowned Cherry Queen
• Cherry treats tempt festival tastebuds
• Quadriplegic to walk 5K today
• Farm shows cherry growing methods
• Green Day highlights renewable energy, technology
• Jordan Blaker named Cherry Queen
• 2011 Film Fest to feature labor rights
• Ex-business owner accused of sex crimes
• Local Snyder fundraiser email breaks law
• Four-paw leap ends in splash
• Cherry Festival Schedule: 07/08/2011
• Police: Woman used stolen card
• Man charged with stealing vehicle
• Man tells police he 'lost it' in van
• Video: Junior Royale Parade
• Building crasher 'lost it' over car problem
• Happy birthday and many more!
• Corbin charged with sex crimes
• Hoping for weather just like this for Saturday's Cherry Royale Parade! You'll want to watch for the NMC entry - the Hagerty Center will be grilling and passing out samples as we roll down Front Street. Enjoy the rest of Cherry Fest!
• Soffredine, Estes may run for mayor
• Officials seek to man who killed swan
• Scooter crash lands man, 72, in hospital
• Parents: Special Kids Day is a 'gift'
• Style takes center stage at show
• Strong weekend for area businesses
• 'Fit of rage' at Social Security office
• No injuries after mini train derails
• Gillman brings 'right-to-work' to board
• Children showcase animals at F&M Park
• Senior award winner fights Parkinson's
• Cherry Festival Schedule: 07/06/2011
• Police: Drugs found in man's backpack
• Two face charges of assault with weapon
• Man allegedly assaults girlfriend
• Fourth of July dedicated to Heroes
• Cherry Festival schedule: 07/05/2011
• TCAPS privatizes substitute teachers
• Man arrested in brother's death
• Police believe man shot, killed his brother
• Craft fair, autos draw thousands
• Cherry Festival 2011 schedule: 07/04/2011
• Few elected officials in Cherry Royale parade
• Rowdy behavior on river monitored
• Cherry Fest kicks off 2011 edition
• Police to beef up patrols this week
• Today at the Cherry Festival
• Couple says church would be too close
• Eyewitnesses populate GT history book
• Week in Review: 07/03/2011
• Last week's most-clicked headlines
• Decision coming in Meijer saga
• Secret probe under way
• Suspect still in hospital
• Today’s Cherry Festival schedule
• TC fireworks show set for Monday
• Man held after 3 crashes
• Man accused of vehicle theft
• Silver Drive project on agenda
• Man faces 2 counts of felony assault
• Horse Shows by the Bay kicks off
• 'College-ready' scores lag on Merit Exam
• TCL&P to drop and stabilize rates
• Detectives seek motive in Lewis slaying
• Record-Eagle holds reader photo contest
• Man charged with drunken driving
• Additional charge brought against man
• Police say man in crash was drunk
• Munson memo explains systems failure
• Check out Cherry Festival aircraft and enjoy a benefit pancake breakfast for NMC aviation on July 2, 7:30-11 a.m.
• Munson has 4-hour communications failure
• Anti-discrimination may get referendum
• TC man faces two trials for sex crimes
• Teen pleads guilty in fatal accident
• TCAPS approves teachers' contract
• State OKs coal-burning plant permit
• Motorcycle crash leads to charge
• Petoskey man arrested for CSC
• Man charged after pizza shop break-in
• Wolverine coal plant approved in Rogers City
• Group wants to fight TC anti-discrimination law
• Man accused of pizza shop burglary
• 'Buzz' about town as Cherry Festival nears
• Gas prices shouldn't rise for holiday
• Big Lots heading to Cherryland Center
• Bills meant to clarify medical pot law
• Coin jar thief pleads guilty
• State probes electrical mishap
• Plane crash victim in critical condition
• Driver flees accident, leaves bumper
• TC man faces drunken-driving charge
• Schwander bound over for Carly's murder
• NMC raises staff and faculty salaries
• Traverse City seeking new attorney
• Four hurt in Manistee electric incident
• Friends rally for teen injured in crash
• Dog survives crash that killed two
• TCAPS board approves budget
• Man, 89, dies after traffic crash
• Man arrested after fight near TC bar
• Workers hurt working on power line
• Program offers place to begin film career
• NMC may raise tuition rates
• Loraine Anderson: Local history books
• School Boards Look at Bottom Line
• TCAPS budget cuts
• 15 road workers face layoffs
• Last week's most-clicked headlines
• Car-bike crashes, incidents pile up
• Elmwood may buy itself out of treatment facility
• Buday leaves county service
• Bear spotted on Interlochen campus
• Pair sentenced in vehicle break-ins
• Man faces drunken-driving charge
• Teen faces charge of assaulting officer
• Theft leads to at least 2 years in jail
• Acme development hearing pushed back
• Walk for MS research is today
• NMC is brainstorming ways to participate in the Traverse City Lip Dub. Think culinary students doffing chefs' hats, unmanned aerial vehicles buzzing the camera...let us know your ideas!
• Hope for Holiday Road repairs
• Local cherries not likely for festival
• Teacher union to vote on TCAPS deal
• Grawn teen accused in hit and run
• Woman charged as habitual offender
• Female injured in alleged drunken crash
• Deputies: Driver ran from car after stop
• E. coli levels rise at 2 local beaches
• Search for robbery suspect continues
• Will TC's DDA director go to NMC?
• Possible St. Vincent embezzlement probed
• Prosecutors await report on theft, chase
• Benzie County man accused of assault
• Seven minors cited for having alcohol
• Empire celebrates new Wi-Fi service
• Sheriff to offer free ORV safety course
• Closed meeting held on city's fire contract
• Suspect in killing gets new attorney
• City approves TCL&P budget
• Hull Park celebration set for Thursday
• Drunken driver sentenced to prison
• Motorcycle crash lands man in hospital
• Switchblade leads to felony charge
• 22-year-old in fatal accident identified
• Happy summer! This is the first week of NMC's annual College for Kids. Check out more than 170 options for kids ages 4-17, including art, science and music, to technology, dance, outdoor adventures and more.
• Friends, family say goodbye to Carly
• Legislation aims at invasive species
• Noted Great Lakes Indian historian dies
• Fire destroys house on Bayshore Drive
• TCAPS to begin new language program
• Suspect caught after robbery, car chase
• DDA to pay overtime costs for patrols
• Woman, 22, dies after crashing into tree
• Nature Fest offers interactive experiences
• Lifelines: Friendship through poetry
• Local tragedy highlights teen homelessness
• Shortcut dropped for future startup wineries
• L&P budget may be passed Monday
• Correction: 06/19/2011
• Michigan teens can't secure summer employment
• Downtown vendors may receive regulation
• Civic square may be part of project
• City officials to discuss fire consolidation
• Free rides for Lewis funeral attendees
• Man who died along Hammond Road ID'd
• Local protesters head to Benton Harbor
• Suspect arraigned on open count of murder
• Commissioner to challenge Rotary
• Funds start lining up for fireworks
• TART gets Rotary grant
• Comments sought on Brown Bridge Dam
• Speaker subbed at NMC Int'l Affairs forum
• Schwander arraigned on murder charge; no bond
• Suspect, homeless, stayed in Lewis family's home
• Arraignment likely today in killing
• Traverse City commercial hits airwaves
• Local group wants to repeal EFM law
• Suspect is son of GT sheriff's deputy
• Police: Suspect moved Carly's body
• Body found, suspect confesses to Carly's slaying
• Normal day in Carly's life turns tragic
• Bzdok won't run for mayor next term
• Revised plans submitted for Acme Meijer
• 17 layoffs at TCAPS begin Aug. 31
• UN official to speak at NMC Thursday
• Police say man broke into a restaurant
• Girl's body discovered
• Video: TC's Pure Michigan commercial
• Police, others continue search for Carly Lewis
• Bring the small fry for the annual Free Fishing Day from 10-2 this Saturday at NMC's Great Lakes campus. All supplies provided.
• Enrollment up at Northwestern Michigan
• TCL&P likely to nix added staff idea
• Ex-firefighter Dick Tompkins dies at 78
• Traffic stop leads to multiple charges
• Loud party results in three arrests
• TCL&P installs 700 LED lights
• National award goes to local group
• Lisa Perkins: Sharing stories a blessing
• Marta Hepler Drahos: Humane society in need
• Group weighs benefits of one-way streets
• TCAPS may lay off 17 teachers
• County seeks bids for health facility
• The Week Online: 06/12/2011
• Troubled downtown ash trees on the way out
• Studio makes paper, helps workers
• Man jumps from bus, dies
• Break-in results in two felony charges
• Woman jailed in home invasion case
• Man pleads guilty in two stabbings
• Reward offered in case of missing teen
• Police, family search for missing girl
• County aims to recoup defaulted loan
• Hagerty family wins Lyle DeYoung Award
• TC State Park goes to mat for disabled
• GT board OKs Extension pact
• July 4 in TC: Fireworks or fizzle?
• TC: No more support for History Center
• Police: Man wielded knife at library
• Ski hill fugitive captured in Arkansas
• Damaging winds leave some without power
• Man, 66, accused of assaulting girl
• Lightning blamed for northern Michigan wildfire
• Thanks for the nice story & video, 7&4!
• Chase fugitive nabbed in Arkansas
• TC budget plan: layoffs, reduced taxes
• GT considers MSU Extension funding
• Fire chars 800 acres, homes evacuated
• Neighbor runs down break-in suspect
• Man faces four felony charges
• TC man charged as habitual offender
• Crews move to stop wildfire, 100 homes evacuated
• Lobdell's, NMC's teaching restaurant opens for lunch Wednesday! Check out the delish menu here: then reserve your table with the best West Bay view in town: (231) 995-3120
• City refuses to approve TCL&P budget
• Cherry Republic burglars go to jail
• Financial adviser allegedly stole money
• Man who kicked puppy is going to prison
• 16-year-old missing since last week
• Police: Man caught spray-painting
• Woman, 37, is facing three charges
• Just another 11 days to double your donation's impact! Great causes, great incentive.
• Smart Commute Week begins
• Loraine Anderson: Portals to TC's past
• Utility may give back thousands of dollars
• State award for local environmentalist
• Bech sues bank that foreclosed on site
• Felony counts after fiery crash
• Week in Review: 06/05/2011
• The Week Online: 06/05/2011
• Kevorkian took trip to northern Michigan
• Talk of merging water, sewer systems
• Ex-TCAPS worker to stand trial
• Plan would cut city property taxes
• City to celebrate graduates
• Third drunken-driving arrest for woman
• Detective Gay retires from police dept.
• Munson reassures donors after embezzlement
• Fire consolidation may be on TC ballot
• Police: Woman threatened to shoot two
• Search continues for car-chase suspect
• Driver cited in car-bicycle collision
• Police: Woman caused five-vehicle crash
• In anticipation for all the upcoming high school commencements around northern Michigan, take a listen to this classic video celebration of the commencement address. Congrats to all! Looking forward to seeing about 25 percent of you at NMC next fall.
• Traverse City State Park to get new name
• TC speller does not advance in bee
• Police chase ends on ski hill
• Windstorm leaves many without power
• Processor seeks loans for GoGo squeeZ
• Woman jailed for failing to pay for gas
• Man jailed after assault in TC bar
• Manistee road work will begin Monday
• Little River Band swears in leaders
• Nicole won't advance to Bee semis
• Nicole aces Bee rounds 2 and 3
• Live Video: National spelling bee preliminaries
• Local bear sightings on rise
• Cherryland Humane Society struggles
• Former foster dad faces new sex charges
• Controversial water line to be mended
• 21-year-old allegedly broke into homes
• Police say TC man stabbed two men
• 23-year-old bicyclist taken to Munson
• Memorial Day speaker focuses on Civil War
• Seventh-grader heads to national spelling bee
• Swan statue in Elk Rapids needs repairs
• Jodee Taylor: Ads tell me about pals
• Remembering the fallen: Veterans who died this year
• History: Soldier saved Custer in 1863
• Upcoming Civil War-related events
• 2011 Memorial Day weekend events
• Burial fees may rise at Oakwood Cemetery
• Ideal conditions please runners
• Dueling pot laws a problem
• Week in review: 05/29/2011
• The Week Online: 05/29/2011
• Video: Flash mob at Holy Angels Elementary
• City's little train will be derailed
• Tornado hits Joplin's economy
• Local Red Cross sends two to Joplin
• Man accused in armed robbery
• Two plead guilty in vehicle break-ins
• Division Street work to begin
• Center Road closed part of today
• TC to flush water mains
• Hot dog vendor relishes fight with county
• Munson settles injury lawsuit
• Memorial Day weekend: Cool and wet
• Memorial Day weekend events
• Attorney resigning; TC mulls replacement
• Mo-ped rider faces drunk driving charge
• NMC vice president leaving
• Third-grader wins NMC scholarship
• Wishing all runners tail winds both ways in Saturday's Bayshore Marathon! NMC is proud to be the course starting point.
• GT County road commission examines budget
• Mushroom hunters should use caution
• Klein officially named airport director
• City compensation board seeks members
• Elmore Leonard part of Cherry Festival
• Outdoor market at GT Commons resumes
• Congrats to the students from Antrim, Benzie, Charlevoix, Kalkaska, Grand Traverse, Leelanau, Manistee and Wexford counties who made the spring 2011 dean's list.
• Home health co. is Small Business of the Year
• Consultant: Airport needs to tout region
• Custodian jailed for theft of coin jar
• Kalkaska road commission lays off eight
• 21-year-old arrested on sex charges
• Rural property insurance rates drop
• Memorial for former Acme Twp. treasurer
• TC drinking water report available
• Yesterday, Port Huron, today, Mackinac Bridge! See where the T/S State of Michigan and Great Lakes Maritime Academy cadets are today by visiting:...
• Video: Elementary theft caught on tape
• Warehouse District hotel on hold
• TC bayfront funds nearly all in hand
• Blair Township debates ORV access
• Kids' eBay art auction to help homeless
• Man charged with assault in home
• Six golf carts stolen from Benzie club
• Preservation nominations due
• Sun smiles down on throngs at NMC Barbecue
• Video: NMC Barbecue May 22, 2011
• Filmmaker to interview TC veterans
• Lifelines: Kids, seniors share stories
• Grab your sunscreen and head over to NMC for the best BBQ weather in years! Tickets just $6 today. Food, entertainment, kids games, good times under the pines. See you there!
• IRS trumps lender
• Cold weather dampens area farmers' plantings
• Conditions, projections for variety of local crops
• Weather to cool down this week
• Drop off a 'rideable' bicycle June 10
• Clues about skull emerge
• Cherry Festival queen finalists named
• The Week Online: 05/22/2011
• Police honor those lost in the line of duty
• Worry over 'best financial practices'
• Local man given records requested under FOIA
• Cherry Republic development may see expansion
• Driver charged with third offense
• Man arrested after alleged break-in
• Deadline for Mem. Day services is Tues.
• Video: Surveillance shows rooftop burglar
• Crash victim was mentor to Scouts
• Park site of Armed Forces Day events
• 20 vie for Cherry Queen title
• Poll: Who should be a Cherry Queen finalist?
• GT Board's strategy may not cut deficit
• Chance meeting led Boltres to office
• League convention to focus on civility
• Police ID man in suspected OD death
• Hockstad fundraiser hits goal in 1 week
• Drug problems on rise in Benzie County
• Antrim lays off 21 of 29 road workers
• Former Acme Twp. Treasurer Boltres dies
• Local educators honored as 'outstanding'
• Former ambassador to Ukraine to speak
• 20-year-old dies in automobile accident
• Tires allegedly taken from dealership
• Ceremony will honor fallen officers
• ORV, boating safety classes offered
• Ex-Acme Township Treasurer Boltres dies
• TCAPS layoff numbers unclear
• Fee may force out some young athletes
• Environmentalists target fracking permits
• Green Elk Rapids highlights recycling
• Man accused in rooftop breakins
• Woman allegedly hit man with bottle
• Third drunken-driving charge for man
• Preregister for redistricting program
• Sports funding trimmed, class size increased
• Stabbing, chase, theft keep police busy
• GT County board to drop two members
• Home invasion suspect nabbed
• Woman charged with felony fraud
• Groups offer fracking recommendations
• Agency to hold casting call for ads
• Designers want ideas for Interlochen
• Event reminds all to share the road
• Marta Hepler Drahos: Young life shaken
• City commission could see overhaul in November
• Leelanau to host session on Medical Marijuana Act
• If you go: Medical marijuana planning session
• Elmwood's zoning allows for medical pot businesses
• GT County may shrink board
• Only Antrim may have nine commissioners
• Two Record-Eagle staffers cited for editorial writing
• The Week Online: 05/15/2011
• TC Coast Guard station changes face of command
• Visitors bureaus pump money into Pure Michigan blitz
• 'If the Florida Keys can advertise nationally, so can Traverse City'
• Plow-bus incident ends with single traffic ticket
• Blair to upgrade water system
• Public invited to review school plans
• TCAPS board to vote on budget cuts
• Police investigate four home burglaries
• Leelanau Farmers Markets begin today
• Visitation times changed for teen
• TC celebrates Coast Guard's Spaner
• Video: Scenes of Spring
• Merchants focus on US 31 traffic concerns
• Author to share 'War' experiences
• 16-year-old dies in car accident
• GT County employees may lose bonuses
• Fifth-grader a finalist in U-M contest
• Police: Grawn man stole from vehicle
• Third drunken-driving charge for man
• More than $50K raised for Lars seats
• Four TCAPS schools get 'green' honor
• Rain delays Bay Street work until fall
• Teachers make family lifestyle changes
• Caped man charged with trespassing
• Feds review Suttons Bay school busing
• Break-in loot is crowding evidence room
• Man jailed for fondling self on bus
• TC man accused of sexual assault
• Meals on Wheels gets $10,000 grant
• Flooding closes Manistee roads
• Traverse magazine asks: Could the Grand Traverse area be "a kind of Silicon Valley of Freshwater, w/ (NMC's Water Studies) Institute as genesis, nexus, nurturer?" We think so...how 'bout you?
• Severe weather expected
• TCAPS reverses some athletics cutbacks
• Munson: Woman faced charges in 2006
• Lars Hockstad to receive new seats
• TC fleshes out 'sex-themed' definition
• Williamsburg storage units ransacked
• Union Twp. to reopen Forks campground
• Students' artwork for sale on eBay
• Region in Brief: 05/11/2011
• $1.1M allegedly stolen from Munson
• Lt. Gov. talks funding with businesses
• Investigators wait for autopsy results
• Traverse City man faces weapons charges
• Moore to begin Lars Hockstad fundraiser
• Police: Drugs found in car during stop
• Court rules in Great Wolf Lodge case
• PTO offers info on proposed cuts
• TCAPS leaders adjust recommended cuts
• More than $1 million stolen from Munson
• Olympian to speak in Traverse City
• Shopping center eyed in Acme
• Loraine Anderson: Tragedy repeated
• Canoe livery owners to retire after 40 years
• Service honors Civil War soldiers
• NMC recognizes 2011 graduates
• The Week Online: 05/08/2011
• Conference raises awareness of Lakes
• Ex-TBAISD chief sentenced to 40 years
• Munson repositions debt
• East Bay considers buying old landfill
• Man dies after being struck by car
• TC board to discuss 2011-12 budget
• School musical groups win competitions
• Video: East Middle School's winning lip dub entry
• Crews to replace TC sidewalks
• TCAPS, Chamber may revive equity group
• GT County faces $730,000 deficit
• Man pleads guilty in puppy's death
• Woman hospitalized after dog attack
• Man faces two felony charges
• Library holds forum for services
• Clearing the Record: 05/06/2011
• Mancelona teen charged with sex assault against infant
• Delta to add more seats for Cherry Capital
• Twps. to trim stake in wastewater plant
• Teens allegedly steal copper wire
• House fire causes U.S. 131 closure
• Journalist with ties to region dies
• Teen allegedly threatens with gun
• Reception will honor new nonprofit name
• Delta to offer more seats, better fares here
• Complete election results
• Local gas prices set record
• Benzie, Kalkaska renew bus millages
• Local man can film marijuana hearing
• Cherry-T Ball founder will stand trial
• TC-TALUS loses county funds
• Man allegedly sexually assaults woman
• Food pantry, schools are both winners
• Results from local elections
• Free community cinema "Welcome to Shelbyville" 7pm Thurs @TheDennos
• Locals have measured response to bin Laden death
• L&P sets closed meeting, cites terrorism
• New slice of business for GT Pie Co.
• Cadillac man faces embezzling charges
• Autopsy set after death near bonfire
• Region in brief: 05/03/2011
• Locals weigh in on bin Laden's death
• Big-band dance benefits school music
• Jodee Taylor: Chicken ratio was skewed
• Local man killed in Wash. road rally crash
• Students balance work, classes
• Vets bow out of July Fourth fireworks
• Two transit issues on Tuesday ballot
• Former Rapid City woman to reunite with wounded brother
• Web exclusive: Brother's injury brings pain to sister, but group allows her to visit him
• Residents pack theatre to watch ceremony
• Colorado men guilty in beating of former TC man
• Last chance to vote for Cherry Fest art
• Kalkaska's National Trout Festival — Saturday schedule
• Judges told to explain decision to ban filming
• CMH agency awards eight mini-grants
• Seedlings, more for Earth Day
• Region in Brief: 04/30/2011
• Man charged with felony drunken driving
• Wow, what a wedding
• GT board will keep parking meters
• Astronaut has ties to northern Michigan
• TCAPS revamps school food service
• Failure to use signal leads to charge
• Man charged with misusing credit card
• Water conference scheduled May 6-7
• Prescription pills can be dropped off
• Goodwill Drive runs through Sunday
• Trout Festival Schedule: 04/29/2011
• Live: Royal Wedding and local coverage
• Police: Man used stolen card at Acme resort
• TC has Royal Wedding fever
• Revered Beulah businessman dies
• Cherry Republic may receive public funds
• Sentencing this week for 2009 killing
• Roadside parking near launch draws fire
• School overwhelmed in wake of theft
• Today's Kalkaska Trout Festival schedule
• Man charged in shooting of dog
• TC man charged in wine bottle assault
• Snyder outlines plans for improving education
• Cherry Republic plans new building
• TCAPS board grapples with budget cuts
• Police: Thief hits school fundraiser
• Kalkaska ready as Trout Festival begins
• Students win at robot competition
• Man accused of breaking into Subway
• Witness: Man loaded gun outside store
• Woman used debit card without consent
• Man in hospital after M-72 crash
• NMC Players present "Once Upon a Mattress" this weekend. Performances Fri-Sun. and NMC Children's Choir holds its 20th anniversary concert at Interlochen's Corson Auditorium. 4:30 p.m. Sat. It's the swan song for founding and ret
• Local Marine dies in Afghanistan
• TCAPS reveals proposed budget cuts
• Sexual orientation now added to policy
• No decision yet on Boardman Lake Ave.
• Police: Man tried to hit officer with wine
• TCL&P to discuss contract, substation
• Woman finds remains of alleged meth lab
• Acme to hold public marina meeting
• Gaylord High grad dies in Afghanistan
• TART plans work bees for Saturday
• TCAPS board to discuss budget, bullying
• Lifelines: Celebrating Poetry Month
• County may have to close Cass bridge
• Board votes to remove center's parking meters
• Ambulance service expands
• County may ditch TALUS over road funds
• Cold spring hurts, helps local crop farmers
• Be safe while burning
• Dam removal is set to begin this fall
• Library board backs director
• Two charged with home invasion
• Shooting of dog in Benzonia probed
• New art, vote totals in festival contest
• Man faces third drunk-driving charge
• Tribal chairman will participate in forum
• East Bay must name new township trustee
• Work on Division Street to begin
• Commissioners: Businesses 'badgered'
• Man gets at least 5 years in porn case
• Shoreline Fruit gets tax-free zone
• Trial set for man in driving incident
• DUI offender faces new felony charge
• Schools cancel sporting events
• Record-Eagle.com affected by wide-spread Internet issues
• Photo Gallery: Record-breaking snowfall
• Developer has criminal, financial past
• Appeal to video marijuana hearing denied
• Top 10 small businesses announced
• Cherry Republic burglars plead guilty
• Man dies in wintry weather car accident
• Man dies in wintry weather car accident
• Winter throws another roundhouse at region
• Late storm may break weather record
• Snyder speaks at conference at Crystal
• Residents protest Snyder, GOP policies
• Cuts will come in Grand Traverse County
• Leelanau officials to discuss fracking
• Cherry Festival, Writers Series team up
• Man charged in attack at AA meeting
• Meals on Wheels gets $10,000 grant
• Clearing the Record: 04/20/2011
• Delivery delayed? Free e-Edition access today
• Snow doubt about it, more snow this afternoon
• Storm watch upgraded to warning
• Education workers respond to 'slap in face'
• Grand Vision's $1.9M goes to Buckley
• Storm system brings chance of snow
• City to downsize by two police officers
• Police: Man asked for methadone
• Woman cuts deal in embezzlement scheme
• Vote for Cherry Fest student artwork
• Man charged with assaulting woman
• Man, 53, assaulted officer, police say
• Library board awaits survey results
• Gandhi's grandson to speak at NMC
• Marta Hepler Drahos: Television candy
• Autism treatment expensive in Michigan
• Work force changes mixed in region
• Worker counts
• Obstacles remain before seat upgrade at Lars Hockstad
• McGillivary named 'Reporter of Year' for CNHI
• NMEAC awards honor environmental action
• NMEAC awards: Complete list
• Empty Bowls: Soup event raises money for Fresh Food Partnership
• Empty Bowls: if you go
• SEEDS nonprofit will manage city's Sara Hardy market
• Sara Hardy Farmers Market opens May 7
• NMCOG presents annual awards for excellence
• Additional charges filed in fatal crash
• Pair charged with failing to pay wages
• AA meeting turns violent; victim cut
• Habits change as gas nears $4
• Transition to summer gas hikes prices
• Grand Vision money part of federal cuts
• Bittersweet day for local record shops
• Ex-school admin convicted of sex crimes
• Apply soon to get share of $10,000
• Police auctioning used bicycles May 7
• Newspapers may be delivered late; free e-Edition access offered
• Ex-TBAISD administrator found guilty
• Flags to be lowered Friday
• TCAPS may cut nearly $8M from budget
• Area residents join protest at Capitol
• Cherry Capital seeking more carriers
• Explicit images discovered on laptop
• TCAPS: Schools won't be sold
• Man faces series of sex-related charges
• Coco, Johnson keep spots on L&P board
• South Airport may get funding for renovations
• Natural-gas plant a no-go for L&P
• Sexual assault trial begins
• Traverse City companies get tax breaks
• City's tax projections were incorrect
• GT may spend on $43K on budget expert
• TC man arrested for drunken driving
• Write-in candidate deadline is April 22
• West Middle School finalist in mash-up
• Region in brief: 04/13/2011
• Buckley says goodbye to Haley Baldinger
• Police present at TCAPS meeting
• History buff drawn to Company K
• Garfield Twp. mulls pot ordinance
• Blair Township may withdraw from DPW
• No major damage from series of storms
• Police: Man broke into truck, hit deputy
• Man jailed after crossing center line
• Man accused of stealing vehicle
• Correction: 04/12/2011
• Police will be present at TCAPS meeting
• High winds cause damage in region
• Annual dinner provides money for scholarships
• 261 Civil War soldiers lie at rest in Oakwood
• In 1899, city welcomes Civil War veteran encampment
• Northern Michigan and the Civil War
• GT during the Civil War
• Upcoming Civil War-related events
• TC man: Recall 2 school officials
• Facebook exchange touches on FOIA requests
• United Way offers human-services grants
• New category for awards
• Non-homestead property owners want their say
• Meijer employees, officers not charged
• Shutdown wouldn't have fazed locals
• Shooting of friend was 'negligence issue'
• Metal thief gets jail time, probation
• TCAPS board to discuss budget
• Woman allegedly led police on chase
• Funeral for Buckley student on Monday
• Correction: 04/09/2011
• Coming Saturday: OCD baffling, exhausting, frightening
• Dennis Chase: Buckley honors fallen athlete
• 'Bodies' exhibition comes to Dennos
• Driver faces five charges
• Resort will open office downtown
• Sleeping Bear would close in shutdown
• TC man charged in stolen property case
• Coming Friday: 'Bodies' exhibit opens at Dennos
• Buckley high school honors Haley Baldinger
• County board may lose seats
• Corrigan revisits Weaver complaint
• Charter high school hopes to attract more students with expanded online classes
• Munson again ranks in top 100 hospitals
• Police: Man caused crash while drunk
• Single-vehicle crash kills Manistee man
• Woman arrested after altercation
• Woman arrested in TC assault case
• Residents participate in One Day Without Shoes
• Estes ready to work with new colleagues
• Guitar stolen, then replaced
• Restaurants to reopen under new management
• Buckley teens in crash expected home today
• Caller attempts to scam seniors
• Glen Lake school principal resigns
• Goodwill closes on property for project
• Man found after missing person alert
• Local man accused in equipment theft
• Agency warns against senior scam
• Bring your appetite and a friend April 13!
• Search on for missing Benzie man
• Buckley stunned by deadly spring break accident
• Second FOIA request made
• Man arraigned for writing bad checks
• Text of a documents request filed by local resident Bill Wiesner under the state's Freedom of Information Act
• TC man charged with sexual assault
• Adopt-A-Highway volunteers sought
• One Day Without Shoes event today
• Welcome back and welcome to the spring semester's homestretch! Time to think about fall semester, too: Walk-in advising starts Friday and registration starts next week. Get all the details here: www.nmc.edu/fall
• Seedling sale boosts conservation district
• Jodee Taylor: Mouse gets help from U.S.
• Ornithological Congress to be held at NCMC
• Prescription drugs focus of Antrim investigation
• The changing faces of NMC: Preparing for a different future
• NMC: By the numbers
• Benzie libraries seek millage
• May 3: Regional ballot issues, candidates
• How to register to vote
• Record-Eagle staffers win Mich. AP writing awards
• Coming Sunday: Dog parks
• Lake Michigan 20 inches lower than average
• Teen gets year in jail for killing cat
• WiFi financing topic of city commission meeting
• Watch spelling bee at Record-Eagle.com
• Man to serve time for selling heroin
• Man jailed for hitting woman with car
• Organized worker rally set for Monday
• Celebration for Young Children is April 30
• Video: 2011 GT Regional Spelling Bee
• Area math scores improving
• Deadline set for FoodCorps jobs
• Honor planning meeting set
• Brush dropoff site opens Saturday
• Clearing the Record: 04/01/2011
• County accepts settlement offer
• Local case linked to downstate scams
• Tapawingo chef helps future culinarians
• NMC public relations director to leave
• Snyder authorizes local resources grants
• Get involved in international service
• Tickets available for Empty Bowls
• Brown Bridge committee seeks applicants
• Correction: 03/31/2011
• Snyder signs bills granting recreation funds
• Area nonprofits need more help than ever
• Mixed-use project is put on hold
• Elmwood Twp. updating marijuana zoning
• TC may allow business at Hickory Hills
• Meth lab raid charges move forward
• West Shore Medical Center head resigns
• Judge: Vanderbilt casino must close
• Woman faces charge involving Fentanyl
• Short-barreled shot-gun lead to charge
• Judge: Close Vanderbilt casino
• 2 accused of running meth lab
• Bullying policy subject of FOIA request
• Consultant: TC police could downsize
• Debate over outdoor lighting in Garfield
• Jail for woman who stole from relative
• Police arrest woman in mother's death
• Teen dies while changing tire
• Man allegedly drove 130 mph while drunk
• Traverse City man arrested in theft
• Clearing the Record: 03/29/2011
• FAA looks at Garfield change
• Museum goes small to teach nanoscience
• Mancelona family loses home to fire
• Lifelines: Celebrate a lifetime of art
• Northwestern Michigan Fair 2011
• Hidden pregnancies, shattered lives
• Three tragic cases
• 'Always a way that things will work out'
• Michigan has Safe Delivery law as last resort
• TCAPS emphasizes abstinence in sex-ed classes
• Airport director: 'Here to be a partner'
• Townships see more growth
• Elk Rapids United Methodist Church closes
• Woman allegedly steals from Meijer
• Panel discussion features three area clerks
• Troopers: Policing plan 'a great way to go'
• Board weighs plant settlement offer
• Officials who OK'd plant plans still in gov't
• Utility wants to bury lines
• Temps to gradually warm up
• Walker, Schmidt to host meeting
• Woman accused of theft, drunken driving
• 3 local police posts to close
• Ball Drop co-founder has prior record
• Locals leave for warmer destinations
• Man accused of stealing from home
• Light & Power awards grants
• High-risk area set up around TB find
• We're back open today (Thursday, March 24). Let's see how many people will like this? (But spring break just two days away...)
• Local MSP posts may close
• Unemployment changes get OK
• Spring Surprise: Storm blasts region
• Frankfort man to stand trial for murder
• Area home sales surge 30% from January
• Winter among Hall of Fame inductees
• Man sentenced to 3 months for assault
• Mancelona man faces morphine charge
• Man arraigned in Cherry-T Ball case
• Man accused of home invasion
• Charge filed in fatal vehicle crash
• GT County grows, Detroit shrinks
• Snow to taper off late today
• Free e-Edition access offered today
• Cherry-T co-founder allegedly embezzled
• Boardman Lake Ave. questions unanswered
• East Bay Twp. moves to 4-day work week
• Ice fisherman falls into Crystal Lake
• NMC is closed until at least 5 p.m. today (March 23), due to weather.
• Free snow day e-Edition access Wednesday
• Update: Region could see brunt of storm
• Up to 10" of snow in forecast
• Dwaun Anderson named Mr. Basketball
• TCAPS adds foreign language program
• Snyder unveils revenue-sharing plan
• 'Depot property' deal moves forward
• Man shot by friend cleaning gun
• Loud exhaust leads to two charges
• Man charged with drunken driving
• Loud muffler leads to bust
• Heavy snow expected Tuesday night
• Arts workshop focuses on disabilities
• Board may vote on language program
• Marta Hepler Drahos: Stay vigilant
• Boardman Lake Avenue idea under discussion
• Maple syrup: Sweet, sticky big business
• First out-of-county EDC loan to help launch furniture company in Antrim
• Coast Guard station head going back to school
• Manton bus driver ticketed in snowplow incident
• Mount Pleasant man, 21, charged with killing puppy
• Police seek guitar-napper
• City's traffic-calming plan subject of Monday discussion
• Two arraigned for Holiday Hills thefts
• Women arrested in separate incidents
• TC woman, 25, charged with assault
• Police: Suspect held knife to man's throat
• Health Dept.: Avoid taking iodide pills
• Video: Police seek help in guitar theft
• GT Sheriff fires suspended deputy
• Travelers, merchants watch gas prices
• BATA requires reduced-fare proof
• No ticket issued in deputy's collision
• Shelter resident accused of sex crime
• Deputies save man who fell through ice
• Suspect found after intruder reported
• Hope everyone is wearing their (NMC) green for St. Patty's Day! If not, head on down to the bookstore (www.nmc.edu/bookstore) to pick up some logo gear.
• Sheriff fires Needham
• Locals worry for friends in Japan
• Vote postponed on septage settlement
• TCAPS to upgrade anti-bullying policy
• Marine/actor to speak at NMC
• 8-hour standoff ends without injuries
• TC man may face extradition charges
• TCAPS earns spot on national AP list
• Learn how to use electronic library
• Protests end with arrests
• Live Video: Protests in Lansing
• Man arrested after standoff
• Settlement vote may be delayed
• Local banks stabilize in 4th quarter
• Nonresidents to be charged for ambulance
• 3 accused in Holiday Hills break-ins
• Two arraigned in home invasions
• Clearing the Record: 03/16/2011
• Peninsula Twp. to charge nonresidents for ambulance
• Jasmine Hines wins Miss Basketball
• Board to decide on septage plant offer
• TC awaits final OK on bayfront funds
• East Bay Plaza may get face-lift
• TCAPS seeks suggestions on budget cuts
• Woman allegedly poses as police officer
• Mobile home sustains fire damage
• Three sentenced for lumberyard break-in
• Education in Brief: 03/15/2011
• Newsmakers: 03/15/2011
• Photo Gallery: Spelling Bee
• Author walked around Lake Michigan
• Loraine Anderson: Civil War a mirror
• Court's ruling 'a victory' for taxpayers
• NMC's aviation program more self-reliant
• Military kids could qualify for learning aid
• Homeowners believe mail may be missing
• Homeowners think mail is missing
• Man found guilty in death of ex-TC resident
• Rotary contributes to bayfront plan
• Locals offer opinions on daylight saving
• 'Selfless' TCAPS staffer dies
• Fatal overdose won't lead to charges
• Man allegedly stole then cashed checks
• Police: Women took man's wallet at court
• Driver injured after crashing into tree
• Supreme Court rules on tax case
• 'Danny Boy' finalists chosen
• Septage plant deal endorsed
• No one cited yet in plow-bus crash
• Tabu Lounge shuts its doors
• 24-hour food drive starts today
• EDC meeting recalls year's successes
• Snyder OKs Pure Mich. funding
• Drugs in room result in felony charge
• Court urged to reverse pot decision
• State suspends license of car dealership
• Coming Friday: Pure Michigan gets boost
• Proposed tunnel may be pricey
• Septage plant offer: $725,000; no liability
• Girlfriend: Everett injected himself
• Terry Bradshaw may voice TC commercial
• National political columnist dies at 81
• Man charged with indecent exposure
• Woman cashes check, gets felony
• Nonprofits can apply to host interns
• Deadlines near for several scholarships
• Woman allegedly cashed dead person's check
• Suspected overdose treated as homicide
• Neighborhood to get free energy audit
• Bus/snowplow investigation continues
• Storm to bring up to 4 inches of snow
• Leelanau County looks at broadband
• Cedar Run incident leads to charges
• Registration needed for Red Cross class
• Sneak preview of what you can see Saturday at The Dennos. Tickets still available!
• Opponents rally against bills
• Woman accused of leaving drugs in local prison
• Forecast: snow, rain or neither
• Plow/bus incident investigated
• Cameras to monitor area near bars, club
• District could privatize food service
• Snowmobile deaths are down, so far
• Vehicle break-in results in charges
• Utility to begin annual tree trimming
• NMC BBQ board decides recipients
• Program on using native plants
• Children's Garden volunteers meet
• New women's group is organizing
• Tonight's (3/7) performance by the Colombian quartet has been CANCELED due to logistics issues with the performers. The show will not be rescheduled. Sorry for the short notice. tT
• OM teams advance to state
• Sara Hardy winner helps area vets
• Clean Up & Green Up popularity grows
• Jodee Taylor: Tweet a revolution
• Pothole season is back
• Report and vote to fix potholes at Record-Eagle.com
• Oakwood Cemetery: 65-acre burial ground a trove of TC's past
• City may install surveillance of downtown spots
• Yuba School restoration primary goal
• Woman dies after accident on M-22
• Oakwood Cemetery very much alive
• Woman dies from injuries
• The sun should come out, yes, tomorrow
• Trash choice deadline not firm
• Peninsula and Acme opt for single hauler
• Teens sentenced for spree
• Woman seriously injured in 2-car wreck
• Man fined for trying to haul Asian carp into Canada
• Region in Brief: 03/05/2011
• Arraignments pending for suspected meth lab
• Canadian importer fined for Asian carp possession
• State high school player dies after winning shot
• Writers Series adds Albom, Junger
• Acme Meijer project review is ongoing
• Foster-care provider faces sex charges
• No early spring; cold temps to continue
• Bills would require school privatization
• Albom, Junger coming to TC
• Work release for suspended deputy
• TCAPS preps for cuts
• Some TCAPS contracts remain unsettled
• EDC to expand into more counties
• District judicial seat won't be filled
• Road Commission sues engineering firm
• Tedx Traverse City plans May event
• Coming Thursday in Food: Mardi Gras in the north
• L&P offers recycling promotion
• Airport may go international
• Summit: Make desirable communities
• Munson in top 50 Medicare hospitals
• State cuts may nix foreign language plan
• City will cite Tabu Lounge operator
• Trustees approve NMC training contract
• Man charged with aggravated stalking
• Fr. Fred hits goal and goes beyond
• County sues over septage plant
• Judge gives hefty sentence to embezzler
• Septage rates to remain same, for now
• Leelanau, ex-worker settle suit for 267K
• Summit focuses on 'placemaking' concept
• Woman charged with felonious assault
• Suspects arrested in unrelated crashes
• Annual job fair coming March 9
• Career-Tech Center honored by state
• Newsmakers: 03/01/2011
• Coming Tuesday: Placemaking
• GT to sue over septage plant
• Lifelines: The battle of Iwo Jima
• Munson pledges $10K for trail addition
• Septage plant settlement offer expected
• Septage rate increases are considered
• Woman faced with a $7,800 water, sewer bill
• NMC students reinvent selves
• Big demand for NMC's nursing program
• Leelanau's DNRE post open
• Builders Expo all about saving money
• Week in Review: 02/27/2011
• Teen pleads guilty to killing cat
• Nursing homes upgrade facilities with Wi-Fi
• Acme residents divided over marina
• Pumper sues East Bay, GT
• Talk on Afghanistan and Pakistan set
• Charges for man who drove onto lake
• NMC, TCAPS boards to meet Monday
• Truck restrictions go into effect March 1
• NYPD's fire call to Leelanau was a false alarm
• World Magnetics gives neighbor a gift
• Coming Saturday: New trends in rehab
• TCL&P unsure on generation plans
• Officials mum on suit's settlement terms
• TCAPS may host Chinese students
• Chain of wrecks ends on Boardman Lake
• Central day care must find new home
• West students will go to Netherlands
• Man charged with forging kin's checks
• TC man faces drug possession charges
• Citizens weigh in on Boardman Lake Ave.
• Restaurant Week begins Monday
• Proposal: Bend bit of Garfield Rd. west
• Traverse City man sees felony charges
• New restaurants to open downtown
• $700M community grant may be cut
• Clean Up, Green Up moves to new site
• Meet with TCAPS leaders over coffee
• Parolee suspected of aggravated assault
• Polar Plunge takes place on Saturday
• 'Plunge' set for Saturday
• Gas prices increase 20 cents
• Pedestrian tunnel plan approved
• County eyes former grocery building
• Firefighter pleads to domestic violence
• Inland Twp. voters reject recall
• Incident on Keystone Road leads to jail
• Man charged with five drug counts
• City seeks input on proposed roadway
• Natural resources topic of panel
• Goodwill offers free tax-filing service
• Boardman Lake Ave. meeting Wednesday
• Who doesn't need a free laugh? Free comedy show 7 pm Wed at Milliken Auditorium #tvc #nwmi
• WowFest breezes through lack of snow
• TCL&P seeks input on priorities
• Franke Road extension moving forward
• Woman to stand trial for burying baby
• TCAPS principals to take pay cut
• Some area voters head to polls today
• Authority may hire private management
• Bad check leads to month behind bars
• Inland Township clerk faces recall effort
• Gardener searches for missing marker
• Grand Vision money approved for road
• Marta Hepler Drahos: Anti-Valentine
• Bears migrate to southern Mich.
• Assessments: Property values dip yet again
• Elk Rapids valuations head south
• Winter Wowfest: Festival of cold warms hearts
• Wowfest Sunday schedule
• Winter storm watch in effect through Monday morning
• City considers policy for naming local sites
• Video: 2011 Cherry Capital Winter Wowfest
• DDA commits $1.1M for tunnel
• Winter Wowfest: Thaw throws wrench into festival snowpack
• Cold and snow will return this weekend
• Winter Wowfest schedule of events
• Teen sentenced in robbery
• Benzie fire leaves five without a home
• Downtown drive leads to charges
• Oaks, Bolin are off 'American Idol'
• Food drive for the Father Fred Foundation pantry runs through Sunday
• Coming Saturday: Restless legs inspire a book
• Video: Chelsee Oaks eliminated from 'Idol'
• Seniors, schools will feel budget pinch
• Drunken-driving conviction overturned
• Moore: 'Unwise' to cut film incentives
• Retirees: Times tough enough already
• One prison, state police posts to close
• Brownfield credits at risk
• Submit student writings by Feb. 28
• $4K in suspected drug money stolen
• Fund drive started for new trail
• Local retirees worried about state budget
• Video: Oaks advances, Bolin cut on 'Idol'
• Would new road ease traffic?
• In Food: The greatest thing since ...
• Deputy gets six months in jail
• Borders files for Chapter 11
• Schools wait on state budget proposal
• Commission: No vote on dam removal
• Acme marina meeting set for Feb. 22
• NMC fundraising honored nationally
• TC singers appear on 'Idol' tonight
• Depot property poised for action
• Mike Eckert: Central Lake has hometown hero
• New downtown club embroiled in dispute
• Talk is on Israeli-Palestinian conflict
• Bicycle thief gets four months in jail
• Man pleads guilty to breaking, entering
• Lake State Railway will pay $274,000
• 'Not Without My Daughter' author in TC
• Sales of brew will help Father Fred
• Comedy Fest: 'The houses were full'
• Man looking to get shot, police say
• TCAPS still exploring language program
• Twps. to cover septage-treatment losses
• Fire destroys Antrim home
• Man dies in icy vehicle accident
• City snow-plow driver fails to yield
• Snowmobile accident injures father, son
• One dies in propane truck collision
• Services set for crash victim
• Two speakers will offer their Middle East insights at Milliken Auditorium this week. Wednesday: Zainab Al-Suwaij - "The Challenges for Women's Equality in the Muslim World." 7 p.m. Free. Thursday: Alan Dowty, University of Notre Dame emeri
• Police: Man wanted shootout
• Frostbite Food Drive in progress
• Language in elementary to be discussed
• Loraine Anderson: Artist pays homage
• Kids' performers get wacky at Comedy Fest
• Company files appeal with wrong gov't
• GT official likens gays to pedophiles
• Trial for alleged embezzler
• BATA to continue busing students
• Winter Microbrew & Music Fest
• Benefit dinner will help fire victim
• Week in Review: 02/13/2011
• Moore entertains with stand-up act
• Changes requested for beach
• MDCH visits Munson
• Canada fines local hunters
• Oaks, Bolin advance on 'American Idol'
• TC man facing fourth-degree CSC charge
• Three felony charges for Bellaire teen
• 17-year-old accused of home invasion
• Benzie Bus millage on May 3 ballot
• Sex offender charged with assault
• Comedians weigh in on TC cold, cool
• Saget gets Comedy Fest under way
• Twitter smackdown at Comedy Fest
• TCAPS head count shows slight drop
• Officials snuff out Tabu Lounge hookahs
• Happenings galore promise weekend fun
• Unlikely GT Bay will ice over totally
• Leak at Benzie well may bring review
• Ex-court employee guilty of larceny
• TC man cleared in fatal scuffle
• Leak shuts down drill at Benzie well
• '211' service begins Friday
• Festivalgoers' goal: Mirth in winter
• Comedy Arts Fest begins tonight
• Police arrest 2 in store break-ins
• Tribe gives away nearly $1M
• GT board votes to meet in evenings
• County, townships clean up 14 sites
• Woman dies after M-115 vehicle crash
• Waste Management wants TC to re-vote
• TCAPS conducting public surveys
• GT board may switch to p.m. meetings
• Icy wreck claims young mother
• Ex-bus driver charged in felony
• Schools conduct winter count day
• Man charged with card theft
• Light & Power input invited
• Food drive starts Fri.
• Report: More kids come from low-income homes
• TC limits marijuana collectives
• Heroin use up in area, officials say
• Officers get way to weigh marijuana
• Fishtown restorations continue
• TC tops last year's snowfall already
• Woman charged in third DUI incident
• Region In Brief: 02/08/2011
• Newsmakers: 02/08/2011
• Musical valentine for area's homeless, hurting
• City works on traffic calming plan
• Jodee Taylor: Not all have equal rights
• PTSD: 'Something Snapped'
• Crack down on ballast dumping
• Local man tries to keep Egypt online
• Officials seeking greater flexibility
• Conditional zoning on agenda
• George Weeks: Up North benefits from Detroit bridge
• Added foreign language in elementary school will involve tradeoff
• Bald eagles move into Greilickville bayfront
• Ex-school official will remain in jail until his trial
• New info may protect archaeological sites in state's sand dunes
• Region in Brief: 02/05/2011
• Seminar for nonprofit board membership
• Founding father statue on display
• Man allegedly tries to elude arrest
• GT County part of nationwide study
• Praise, criticism for library director
• Weekend made for cross-country skiing
• Teen enters guilty pleas
• Honor revitalization kicks off Feb. 7
• Elberta holding master plan forum
• Processor seeks tax break for expansion
• Mich. hosts 24 ag renaissance zones
• Storm catches some by surprise
• Suit against deputy, ex-sheriff dropped
• Program for inmates reduces recidivism
• Region in Brief: 02/03/2011
• Region dodges worst of storm
• NMC closed
• Sara Lee plant not affected by spin-off
• It's all about quality of life
• Insurance cost is trimmed
• Grand Traverse will feel effects
• Boardman Lake road decision may be made
• Woman allegedly sexually assaulted
• Slick roads probably contributed to death
• Iraq veteran shot himself in the head
• Storm hits area, closes schools
• What's that bright shiny orb in the sky? Enjoying a gorgeous first day of February here in northern Michigan. Check out the view of the bay via the Great Lakes campus webcam:
• Man allegedly led police on chase
• Village, township may merge gov’ts
• Local woman facing drug charge
• IT director to speak at voters’ meeting
• Pavilions’ campus now tobacco free
• Health pros: 2010-11 a typical flu season
• Meijer-Acme probe to go on
• Library board to discuss complaints
• Monster storm may miss area
• District's chief tech officer resigns
• Are you among the 21,000 people who have donated to NMC during its 60-year history? This giant banner honoring all supporters was unveiled at NMC's 60th anniversary kickoff last week and is now hanging in the lobby of the Health & Science Buildi
• Recalling Vietnam: 'That was a hell of a four years out of my life'
• Montessori school renovation incorporates green tech
• Why I chose NMC
• Tet was turning point for many area vets
• Tet's importance
• Vietnam timeline
• Vietnam War U.S. casualty summary
• Mt. Holiday's white chili tops at cook-off
• Authorities keep eye on lounge
• Clipper system drops snow on area
• Tax-form delays displease some local residents
• Chamber of Commerce presents annual honor
• 'We're here to serve you'
• 3 men plead guilty to breaking and entering
• Grant received to cover women's health
• Man who died in car crash identified
• Woman allegedly assaulted and robbed
• Munson explores partnerships
• 'Carp czar' defends government response
• Grayling man dies in M-72 crash
• Manistee hospital plans for layoffs
• U.S. Coast Guard, GT Band team up
• TC's Chelsee Oaks advances on 'Idol'
• Woman allegedly hit with bar stool
• Man accused of drunken driving
• Authorities find active meth lab
• 'Prairie Home Companion' booked
• Nice story by a talented alumna! Thanks, Traverse.
• 'Ghost' pepper heats up chef's chili
• Deal may spare deputy jail
• Youth baseball back in Legion's hands
• Twp. files suit against Gourdie-Fraser
• Head-on car crash hospitalizes two
• Applicants sought for TCL&P board
• Reinstated Grand Traverse deputy resigns
• Corps to hold invasive species session
• Ideas emerge TCAPS Tomorrow study
• Autopsy set for two-tour Iraq vet
• Man still in hospital after apt. fire
• State art grants dispersed locally
• Region in Brief: 01/26/2011
• Sara Lee mum on takeover rumors
• Broadcasts a literacy lesson in disguise
• Brownbridge Dam's day are numbered
• Police investigate suspicious death
• Old Town murder-suicide case still open
• Former zoning official lands in jail
• Accident victim identified
• Human services get new home on Web
• Police probe 'sudden' death
• Learning can be fun at TC Christian
• TCAPS wants to keep up with technology
• Marta Hepler Drahos: Perfect getaway
• Suspended officer expected to plead to misdemeanor
• NMC might hike dorm rates 2%
• Region in Brief: 01/23/2011
• 'Lighthouse' power pole soon may be moved
• Construction industry plugging along
• Malaria research leads to award
• Meijer case goes to Lansing
• Meijer fight attracts attention in Lansing
• New TC Vet Center one of just six in state that treat PTSD
• Guilty plea also expected in separate case
• DDA frees money for wireless access use
• DNA leads to B&E charge for TC man
• Region in Brief: 01/22/2011
• Gov.'s Pure Mich. pledge pleases locals
• Temps to drop near zero this weekend
• 85th District judge is retiring
• Local man faces a felony charge
• Special Olympics Area 2 has new director
• Clearing the Record: 01/21/2011
• Snow forecast revised
• 'Significant' snow expected
• Term-limited lawmakers get new jobs
• Downtown may yet get wireless Internet
• School board member pays $17.5K in suit
• Meijer settles with insurance companies
• Hospital employee faces sex charges
• Grants will help buy blanket warmers
• Clinic's dental program gets boost
• School breakfast programs on the rise
• City commission approves single-hauler
• Another house fire blazes in Antrim Co.
• TC teen pleads guilty to B&E
• TCAPS school bus collides with SUV
• TC pensions a factor in restructuring
• Antrim deputy suspended without pay
• Man charged with breaking and entering
• Monday is last day to register to vote
• TC has first marijuana collective break-in
• Talks center on developing Front, Pine
• Septage plant talks continue
• Record year for TC gift certificates
• Y donation comes with a challenge
• Volunteers needed to help set salaries
• Area under snow advisory
• TC to receive $60K from HUD
• Internet connects local parents
• Loraine Anderson: Late great TC hero
• Metro, city fire depts. hold merger talks
• Gas companies accused of breach of contract
• Deputy pleads guilty to impaired driving
• Snowmobile crash results in one death
• Developers ask for pedestrian-tunnel decision
• Dog's body left on trash bin for days
• 2011 Regional Energy Expo is today
• State government budget still will face problems
• Man to spend at least two years in prison
• City Opera House cuts two positions
• Power outage affects 1,800
• Power outage affects hundreds
• Saget to headline Comedy Festival
• Students return as NMC semester begins
• Financial aid requests at NMC jump
• Police: Ex-court employee embezzled $325
• Rule means raptor sanctuary stays open
• Proposal to sell hospital falls apart
• No fee at Sleeping Bear this weekend
• Youth center uses grant to expand
• Mancelona Fire District gets grant
• Fall 2010 Dean's list is out. Congratulations to all the students whose hard work has resulted in a 3.5 or better GPA. Good luck repeating in spring semester, which starts Monday!
• Court employee charged with embezzlement
• Sick? Blame a virus, not the flu
• Rules allow homemade food to be sold
• Hibbard's Flowers plans to close
• ISD may take over special-ed busing
• Youth baseball could strike out
• New Year's Eve fire victims identified
• Man allegedly attempts break-in
• Submit your Hall of Fame applications
• 'Take It Back' businesses honored
• Nonprofits request additional donations
• Glaring deficiencies found in GT DPW
• Man settles Meijer injury lawsuit
• Footprints lead to metal theft charges
• Inmates face drug possession charges
• Man charged as habitual offender
• Army Corps wants input on study
• Humanitarian nominations sought
• Join WNMC this Friday at the InsideOut Gallery/
• Record-Eagle.com changes today
• TBAISD administrator jailed
• TC could soon choose trash hauler
• GT County board leans toward cuts
• McGough's storage barn burns down
• TADL's director of adult services fired
• Rich, Appel retain spots on school board
• Oil and gas leases to be discussed
• Author will talk about permaculture
• School official charged with child pornography
• Two new members join school board
• Adaptive skiers hit the slopes
• Jodee Taylor: U.N. statement a start
• Safe Harbor for the homeless
• Michael Moore talks about the future of Traverse City, jobs, nightlife, Web
• WikiLeaks cables mention filmmaker Michael Moore
• Natural gas bills may be lower, but fuel oil and propane may be higher this winter
• Judge gives 'lenient' sentence to robber with unloaded gun
• Changes coming to Record-Eagle.com
• Video: Michael Moore on Traverse City
• Shooting deaths shock town
• Internet listing leads to trove of stolen items
• NMC embezzler sentenced
• Comment session, presentations Monday on single-trash-hauler issue
• Shooting victim acknowledged affair
• Victim had ties to business community
• Two men dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Snow supposed to fall until tonight
• Odd man out elected road board chairman
• Have your say on road projects Jan. 19
• Confirmed: Murder-suicide
• Coach's firing puts TC West athlete in tough spot
• MDOT to resurface Division Street
• Series starts with 'Mad Men' writers
• Deputy's trial is set for September
• Firefighter faces criminal charges
• Editor of North Woods Call dies
• Woman charged as a habitual offender
• Deadline for L&P grant is Feb. 1
• State hosts local musicians on Fridays
• Running across Ethiopia to raise money
• Camp to head Ways and Means Committee
• Owner sues Auntie Pasta's over damage
• Man competent to stand trial in killing
• Man charged in assault, phone theft
• Region in Brief: 01/05/2011
• Free community cinema returns Thursday, 7 pm, to The Dennos, w/showing of "For Once In My Life."
• Cherry-T turnout surprises city police
• Stimulus funds begin to 'dry up'
• High ratings for GT administrator
• TC delays Boardman Lake Ave. contracts
• SwingShift totals, awards announced
• Wilderness Crossing in Chapter 11
• Father Fred offers free flu shots
• Happy new year! Registration is going on now for spring semester classes starting 1/17. Non-credit classes start every week all winter: Find out more about both options here: www.nmc.edu
• Economy: What's ahead in '11?
• Lifelines: A sweet poetry duet
• Music boosters tap past to build future
• To our readers: Changes in print edition
• First baby of 2011 receives mystery gifts
• R-E's top 10 local news stories of 2010
• Thousands celebrate 2011 at Cherry-T event
• To our readers
• Woman charged with disinterment, mutilation
• More homeowners are accidental landlords
• Newsmakers: Blair pet owners on edge
• Video: Cherry-T Ball Drop
• Ruling opens door for environmental suits
• Double days off for some public workers
• Sister's murder shows value of family
• Local dance team heads to Orange Bowl
• Region in Brief: 12/31/2010
• Fired deputies get jobs back
• State celebrates visitor No. 500K
• Ex-McManus aide praised for speaking out
• Warm air moving into region
• Worker dies at Pellston airport
• Record-Eagle office closed on Friday
• Worker killed at Pellston airport
• Gas prices pump up
• Many students receive free or reduced-price meals
• School lunch by the numbers
• TC flights little affected by NE blizzard
• Buckley man arrested for drunken driving
• Police say woman sold drugs to officer
• 5 firms interview for Honor revitalization
• Woman dies after snowmobile accident
• Group helps soldier get home to ill mom
• Battle of the Bulge: Music of Liberation
• Weaver reflects on state's top court
• Ski resort entrepreneur: Petritz's role 'Crystal' clear
• WWII soldier's letters a legacy
• Excerpts from soldier's letters home
• Soldier: Camps 'a horrible sight'
• Proposed changes to well still up in air
• Marta Drahos: Resolutions I won't keep
• Christmas 1944: Battle of the Bulge
• The Battle of the Bulge's importance
• Putting the Battle of the Bulge in perspective with other WWII milestones
• Holidays behind bars tough on families
• 'Year of the Coast Guard'
• Region in Brief: 12/26/2010
• Today in Faith: Sharing the season
• Newsmakers: Cow-shooting saga ends positively
• TC looks at wireless Internet again
• Coming Sunday: Recalling Christmas 1944
• Fair forecast for Christmas weekend
• Smoking ban still polarizes region
• Christmas liquor sales start
• City not giving up on Boardman Lake Ave.
• Region in Brief: 12/24/2010
• Little holiday snow expected
• Newsmakers: Financial issues at septage plant
• Airport names interim director
• Man supposedly uses lost debit card
• Heroin allegedly sold to undercover cop
• Rec board meets on first Tuesday
• Happy holidays from NMC! Some ideas for the holiday week: * Visit the Dennos Museum Center (Closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year's Day) Celebrating Women exhibit closes Jan. 2. www.dennosmuseum.org * Enjoy a quiet, snowy walk around ca
• NMC and AP classes pair up
• 'Grinch' steals Christmas decorations
• Newsmakers: County may appeal porn case
• No one claims TC class ring yet
• Region in Brief: 12/22/2010
• More time for input on cleanup
• Wind farm may blow into region
• Autopsy planned after man takes tumble
• Newsmakers: TC may modify marijuana law
• Region in Brief: 12/21/2010
• Loraine Anderson: No mistaking heroism
• Newsmakers: Comedy festival is bright spot
• Northern Notes: Rides for overindulgers
• Soo Locks operating schedule set
• Newsmakers: Teen crime trend jolts the region
• Light & Power to build solar project
• Areas discuss medical-marijuana regulations
• NMC offers on-the-job training for businesses
• Man, 68, dies after altercation
• Regional senators named as leaders
• Prison time for mother in baby girl's death
• Threat closes busy Kohl's store
• Threat closes busy Kohl's store
• Newsmakers: Sup't's focus communication
• Closed meeting on making talks public
• Single trash hauler may be used in TC
• Clearing the Record: 12/18/2010
• Threat closes busy Kohl’s store
• Newsmakers: Janitor was 'very predatory'
• Cherry-T drop to make explosive return
• Fame 'surreal' for family of blizzard baby
• New recycling facility faces hurdle
• Deputies seek mailbox vandals
• Toys for Tots extends campaign
• Community forum set for wind farms
• Officials accused of vote swapping
• Complaints about Delta prompt meeting
• Newsmakers: TC, boaters battle on beach
• Traffic crash claims one life
• Two teens face fresh charges
• Schools: Federal money won't close gaps
• TCAPS concerts are rescheduled
• Money from late fees helps with bills
• Veterans for Peace meeting Saturday
• Any Santas need a hand? Head over to the NMC bookstore. New: Kids' and nursing items, more women's & unisex clothing, plus NMC logo gifts #t#nwmi
• 1 killed, 3 injured in crash
• County recycle bins to remain
• Cassens to retire from airport
• Greenspire charter a TCAPS model?
• Man held in attempt to carjack cousins
• Ice is nice; ice wine is nicer
• Man who died after meth arrest ID'd
• Superintendent due for quarterly review
• Firefighters seek toys, wrapping help
• Community aids injured vet
• Cassens announces retirement
• Former officer gets year in jail
• Baby born in car during storm
• Conditional zoning proposals considered
• TCAPS OKs Greenspire charter school
• Police nab 14-year-old in theft
• Road commission size to be discussed
• TC Senior Center closed until Thursday
• Wood carver in store through Friday
• Nonprofits can get free design work
• Attention, TC-area nonprofits - Here's a great opportunity to have NMC viscomm students work on your design project for free. Submit details by 12/31 for consideration.
• Brutal storms barrels through region
• NMC enrollment continues to rise
• NMC enrollment by the numbers
• Jodee Taylor: Plain words are best
• TC, Kingsley, Elk Rapids schools closed
• Traverse City schools to be closed Monday
• TC West madrigal dinner postponed
• Check venues before attending events
• Blizzard brings snow, wind to region
• Blizzard warning in effect
• Many seek personal protection orders
• In Northern Living: Ways to cope with holiday stress
• Rising costs force road maintenance cutbacks
• Energy-saving efforts give ski resorts a lift
• Police seek suspect in assault complaint
• Campaigns: Spend and win — usually
• Storm's a comin'
• Man dies after drug raid
• Complaint leads to discovery of drug supplies
• Gov't: Region's wolves not endangered
• Board to discuss Greenspire School
• Police investigate stabbing incident
• Woman accused in Best Buy robbery
• Robbery at beach lands two in prison
• Winter storm looms
• NMC still seeking bachelor's degrees
• TC post office to cut hours
• School board member pleads no contest
• Region in Brief: 12/10/2010
• Clearing the Record: 12/10/2010
• Garfield Township agrees to cut lodge's property tax bill in half
• Lighter snowstorm to move in
• Petition seeks to repeal anti-discrimination ordinance
• Dave Camp to take top committee spot
• United Way to sell stored computers
• United Way to sell stored computers
• Winter off to a strong start
• City plans to tighten reins on medical marijuana collectives
• Norovirus: Stomach bug on the move through area
• Rotary grants total $774,102
• Region in Brief: 12/08/2010
• Man seeks 1988 class ring's owner
• Lifelines: Life on the homefront was scary
• Northern Notes: Community embraces Bead for Life sale
• State initiatives help Traverse City plan for going green
• Affordable housing coming to Commons
• Authorities probe bankrupt company
• Girl alleges she was sexually assaulted
• TC Light and Power may hire local firm
• Police: Teens attack bar patrons
• Teen in jail after gas-station incident
• City wins '$8 million decision'
• Upgrade funded at old Clinch Park Zoo
• Police: Teen scales walls in burglaries
• $1M grant allows dam removal to begin
• Teen set for trial in cat-killing case
• State funnels millions to area parks
• Munson tops bypass surgery rankings
• Rail cars move on; neighbors delighted
• Woman killed in 2-vehicle wreck
• Woman injured in accident is cited
• Crash kills local woman
• Study: Affordable child care critical
• Police: Teen threatened clerk with knife
• Florist falls short of grand prize
• Dairyville goes up in flames
• Man allegedly breaks into pharmacy
• Region in Brief: 12/02/2010
• Man arrested in TC robbery
• Local man indicted for child porn
• Meijer submits Acme plan
• TCL&P parts with Knorr Marketing
• Flap Jack Shack shuts its doors
• Police discover cocaine, marijuana
• Homeless woman allegedly steals purse
• Region in Brief: 12/01/2010
• Showing of "Thomas Judd Story" + candlelight vigil will mark World AIDS Day Wed., 6:45 pm, Scholars Hall
• Tomorrow: Churches spread Christmas joy
• Ex-bailiff pleads; sex charges dismissed
• TC could save on trash fees
• TC commission discusses pensions
• City to ask for rail cars to be moved
• Child pornography charges brought
• Motorist in need was actually a gunman
• Patron says man held knife to throat
• Pricey bike possibly stolen from shop
• Apartment owner finds items missing
• Region in Brief: 11/30/2010
• Toys for Tots asks residents for extra help
• How to help Toys for Tots
• Marta Hepler Drahos: Be careful purchasing
• Medical pot case could hit top court
• Push on to shop state's downtowns
• Train storage irks residents
• City commissioners to discuss stopped railroad cars
• State trying to find right recipe for culinary tourism
• Post-holiday sales attract savings-conscious crowd
• Ship takes refuge from storm in G.T. Bay
• Coping with holiday grief
• Some look past gift bargains to buy ice scrapers
• Authorities seek suspects in break-in
• Region in Brief: 11/27/2010
• Volunteers make Thanksgiving memorable
• Downtown events bring shoppers
• TCAPS contract proposals made public
• Retailers think shopping season will be 'bigger than last year'
• Judge won't dismiss lawsuit
• Two die in Wexford County traffic crash
• Central Hall of Fame nominations open
• Grant would help pay for energy efficiency
• Slabtown wants to reclaim beach
• Holiday travel forecast: Cold, rainy
• Parents, kids celebrate Adoption Day
• Duck hunter attracts rescue operation
• Judge won't dismiss suit against sheriff
• Canine cop tracks down teen suspect
• Disabled residents not home during fire
• Region in Brief: 11/24/2010
• Depot property at heart of new plans
• 17 adoptions to be finalized today
• Shops raise more than $20K for charity
• Septic-, holding-tank fees rescinded
• Region in Brief: 11/23/2010
• Clearing the Record: 11/23/2010
• Armistice: City shouts joy
• Legion building retains soldiers' names
• Loraine Anderson: Maelstrom of war
• Holiday meals create 'extended family'
• Northern Notes: Deposit of good will
• The Great War hits home
• Michigan lost 5,000 soldiers during WWI
• New history section at record-eagle.com
• Top Munson execs get bonus, incentive pay
• Long wait for details of Deck's severance package
• New law early Christmas present for wineries
• Suit may end up going to trial
• Correction: 11/21/2010
• Former NMC employee allegedly embezzles money
• Septic-tank rates may be reevaluated
• Accused cat killer arraigned
• Victim in traffic crash is identified
• Suspects still sought in hatchet case
• Man gets 10 years jail for $20 robbery
• Telethon aims to help local access TV
• 101 North Park signs GT Pie
• Supreme Court delays Meijer arguments
• Ideas fly during school brainstorming
• Munson gets go-ahead on public funding
• Fraud thrives in these hard times
• School drug sweep nets one arrest
• Deputies: Teen broke into garage
• BAs, MAs & PhDs in Traverse City! Find out more: NMC University Ctr info session going on til 7 p.m. tonight, main campus Welcome Ctr.
• GT Pie to open new store
• Munson eyes Copper Ridge site
• Leaders meet to discuss TCAPS
• Mesick schools superintendent dies
• TC fines, fees to increase Jan. 1
• Senior citizen allegedly shoplifts
• Inmate allegedly caught with marijuana
• Police searching for two suspects
• Region in Brief: 11/18/2010
• Between the hors d'oeuvres and the dessert, one $500 scholarship winner and four $250 winners will be chosen. Who will it be? Make your reservation and be there to find out!
• Mesick superintendent dies
• Tribes put pressure on new casino
• Region in Brief: 11/17/2010
• Woman pleads guilty in death
• Student: Expo 'will help us be more professional'
• Man sentenced to 15-25 years in wife's death
• Former senior NATO official to discuss Afghanistan
• Three hurt in school bus rollover accident
• Region in Brief: 11/17/2010
• Forecast: Some local sectors could show growth in 2011
• Hunting deer a family tradition
• Great Wolf Lodge might be sold
• Loans would cover septage plant losses
• Immigration sweep lands several in jail
• Don't count on snow for deer tracking
• Region in Brief: 11/16/2010
• Local food available for the holidays
• Firearms season begins today
• Marta Hepler Drahos: Re-learning history
• Court ruling in Meijer case may have to wait
• 'Pickles' appears today in comics section
• In Northern Living: Are you ready for winter?
• Charter school decision delayed?
• Divorce rates down across Michigan
• Natural gas lease rush cools
• Clerk gets six months in jail
• Man gets prison sentence for crash
• Region in Brief: 11/13/2010
• Alcohol, drug-caused crashes are on the rise
• Tomorrow: Interlochen students play for Mass
• Road commission may expand; hearing set
• Students ask veterans about experiences
• Vets honored; peace display sparks discussion
• Region in Brief: 11/12/2010
• Woodruff cries, but makes final TV round
• Kalkaska wants input on master plan
• Fife Lake man faces felony sex charges
• Region in Brief: 11/11/2010
• Motorcyclist, 29, dies in M-72 crash
• Rev. Walter Marek dies at age 92
• GT County wants to expand health dept.
• TCAPS kindergarten enrollment down
• BATA focuses on fixed-route system
• Edmund Fitzgerald sinking still fascinates
• Veterans book available
• Area honors veterans
• Sale won't affect local Sara Lee plant
• Police investigate theft of batteries
• Road commission may grow by two members
• 'Shop Your Community' for non-profits
• GT Band honors tribal chairpersons
• Local man, 88, falls prey to scam
• Shipwreck washes ashore at dunes
• Thankful for illness?
• Clearing the Record: 11/10/2010
• Region in Brief: 11/10/2010
• Vampires fly in 'Dracula'
• GT Band to dedicate exhibit
• Fatal crash in Antrim County
• Police continue probe of drowning
• Acme shoreline park project gets boost
• TC may increase parking fine rate
• Residents want Acme to intervene in dispute
• Northern Notes: U.S. soldiers appreciate gifts from home
• Light and Power to analyze new measure
• Veterans book available Tuesday
• Veterans' memorials have stories to tell
• Five tribes object to casino
• Cold Creek Inn pays fines
• Region in Brief: 11/06/2010
• Police find body, truck in lake
• Mary Clifton, a Traverse City doctor who obtains the bulk of her calories from vegetables and other plant-based foods, definitely thinks it's the way to go.
• Cleanup project expands, contamination found
• Clearing the Record: 11/05/2010
• Region in Brief: 11/05/2010
• Blaze destroys audio store, building
• Man killed while repairing cottage
• Ex-bailiff could avoid three CSC counts
• NMC journalists go low-tech at rally
• GT County's septage fees to increase
• Food pantries trying to keep up with demand
• Stepka wins tight race in 86th Dist.
• Leelanau chairwoman loses bid
• Teen charged for killing, beheading cat
• Voters say they were harassed at polls
• Family retains pain of murder trial
• Leelanau Probate seat goes to Nelson
• Stepka beats out Elsenheimer for judge
• Voters split on TCL&P proposals
• Stepka tops Elsenheimer in 86th
• Nelson holds off Kromkowski in Leelanau probate race
• Leelanau board chair's write-in effort fails
• Booher downs Dunigan in 35th Senate
• Nelson holds lead for Leelanau probate
• GT County voters reject road millage
• GT County backs senior millage
• Richardson, Maxbauer return to GT board
• Two NMC incumbents headed to victory
• Hardy, Falconer lead in TCAPS race
• Voters: Economy was key
• Marvin found guilty in wife's death
• Residents take to the polls in big numbers
• Benishek leading in 1st District
• Election returns by county
• US Rep. Dave Camp cruises to 11th term
• Huizenga wins old boss Hoekstra's seat
• Region in Brief: 11/02/2010
• Kingsley to interview four for schools chief
• New VA clinic to open in Cadillac
• Lumberyard break-in nets felony charges
• Rare pig provides tasty prosciutto
• Cherries' limbo in brine may end
• Kingsley school board member faces misdemeanor assault charge
• Jodee Taylor: The right to vote
• Vote for your favorite comic strip
• Damaging insect now in Michigan
• Roughly 60% turnout expected
• Lifelines: Honoring veterans near, far
• Five-county roundup: Area races and proposals
• Crew from NMC travels to capital to hone their craft
• Discontent unifies crowd at Stewart/Colbert rally
• Medical marijuana: Collective Inc. to open Monday in TC
• Campaign finance reports
• Raising campaign funds a tough job
• Region in Brief: 10/30/2010
• City brush pick-up set for Nov. 11
• Hunters: Be on lookout for sick-looking animals
• Otsego County to drop deer-baiting charge
• Plans for electric transmission facility cause dispute
• Charge involves sunglasses, eBay
• Trick-or-treat dates and times
• Twelve write-ins seek office
• Leland introduces students to politics
• Thousands still without power
• Bible back with family
• Tomorrow: Seed-saving workshop
• Clearing the Record: 10/19/2010
• 'Making Strides' raises $35,000
• TART honors Dombrowski for Vasa work
• Police chase leads to multiple charges
• U.S. sues Michigan Blue Cross Blue Shield
• 2004 kidnapping case reopened
• GT County budget meet set for 7:30 a.m.
• New anti-discrimination law draws opposition
• More qualify for state aid
• Comic-strip contest continues
• GOP tries to seize 1st U.S. House seat
• Traverse City may 'offset' senior measure
• In Food: Foodies flock to East Front
• Tomorrow: Local program gets worldwide attention
• Loraine Anderson: Living now
• Nov. 2 election roundup
• Week In Review: 10/17/2010
• Invasive pines to be removed at Dunes
• Coming Weds.: New sports magazine
• Bioneers promote stewardship
• Are commissioners in favor of Prop. 1?
• Some question Chamber's stance on L&P
• TCL&P's future in question
• Man dies in tree-cutting accident
• Drivers: Look out for deer
• Deficits, differences mark GT County contests
• Drop-in crisis center moves to Front
• LIAA awards 'Partners' grants
• Deadline close for online food drive
• Tomorrow: 90 Min. in Heaven
• Region in Brief: 10/15/2010
• Bioneers Conference under way today
• Fire official loses week of pay
• Water a hot issue in 101st race
• Region in Brief: 10/14/2010
• Traffic stop leads to fleeing charge
• GT cuts eight recycling sites in 2011
• Judge's position finally will be filled
• Man encounters uninvited guest
• Grant helps educate about invasives
• Police cite 8 minors for possession
• Man allegedly breaks into repair shop
• League of Women Voters to hold forum
• Father forgives driver in fatal crash
• Pill use may have led to traffic crash
• Senior center plan on ballot
• State wants to euthanize bear
• Cold weather supplies needed
• TC designer still on reality show
• Deer kill planned on Power Island
• Jobs, spending top issues in Leelanau
• Woman to stand trial in death of newborn
• DNRE's version of bear attack disputed
• Choirs to present concert
• USA Today likes TC as a wine region
• Speaker resigned from Army over Iraq
• Arrest made at law enforcement center
• TCAPS candidates participate in forum
• Man hunting deer attacked by bear
• Woman allegedly stabs boyfriend
• City will try depot lot sale again
• Bioneers conference this weekend
• Comics competition continues
• Northern Notes: Volunteers appreciated
• Jodee Taylor: Sen. What's-their-name
• Underemployment an issue in the region
• NMC board race attracts four
• TC floral designer competes on reality show
• Clearing the Record: 10/10/2010
• Week In Review: 10/10/2010
• Acme postpones demolition of house
• Trained dog sniffs out E. coli sources
• Today in Business: Local and fresh
• 6 vie for 2 TCAPS board positions
• 10-10-10 is extra special
• Clearing the Record: 10/09/2010
• Region in Brief: 10/09/2010
• Fashion show ticket price will go up
• High-speed chase leads to felony charge
• Clerk admits he helped stage robbery
• Grant funds beds for homeless vets
• Blair Twp. fire official faces disciplinary action
• Sprinkler system installed along Grandview Parkway
• Food Rescue enters 3rd year, keeps feeding those in need
• Nursing home seeks new facility
• Candidates campaign for 35th state Senate
• TC CROP Walk this Sunday
• Region in Brief: 10/08/2010
• Man charged with drunken driving
• Mother of dead infant gets probation
• 37th state Senate seat up for grabs
• Video: 1940 National Cherry Festival
• Clearing the Record: 10/07/2010
• Region in Brief: 10/07/2010
• Fallen heroes memorial is planned
• Register now for Bioneers; avoid fees
• Teen charged with selling drugs
• Woman arrested for drunken driving
• Area braces for flu season
• Richardson hires attorney to stop mailer
• Vacant judgeship to be filled after election
• Students, teacher to visit Netherlands
• Tribal Council members sworn in
• Lawsuit related to 2008 jail suicide dismissed
• Region in Brief: 10/06/2010
• League sets forums for Nov. elections
• New director at Area Agency on Aging
• Peeper caught and faces three charges
• Man charged with criminal sexual conduct
• Region in Brief: 10/05/2010
• TCAPS to discuss complaint about coach
• Man accused of trying to flee police
• Police seek tips about larceny suspect
• Man sentenced for fatal crash
• Elementary rising; 'village' delayed
• Former judge dies from leukemia
• Gov. Granholm undecided on alcohol bill
• TC approves anti-discrimination ordinance
• New smoking policy changes NMC campus
• Drahos: Coconut passes taste test
• Lifelines: Tackle with wooden leg
• Voting begins today on new comic strip
• Commission may vote on discrimination ordinance
• NMC is learning to be smoke free
• In Business: 'One-man telephone company'
• Week in Review: 10/03/2010
• Share your opinion on your school district
• Chateau Chantal holds 11th Harvest Festival
• Record-Eagle named newspaper of the year
• New Munson bed tower is 'top priority'
• NMC trustees to meet for study session
• Tuesday debate will feature state candidates
• Probe of alleged meth lab is ongoing
• Alleged peeper arrested in TC
• Deep-injection well decision expected soon
• Twp. to use Zeits for tax appeals
• Deputies follow leads in animal killings
• Federated wants to meet with local officials
• Police receive tips on animal mutilations
• Region in Brief: 10/01/2010
• Man sentenced to prison in CSC case
• Police: Teens put bombs in mailboxes
• Manton man dies in vehicle crash
• Teen going to jail for assault
• Mixed-use development progressing
• Charter schools have waiting lists
• Private schools dodge enrollment slide
• GT rescinds no-bid contract
• Coin-op thefts captured on video
• Volunteer: 'I'm just so much for life'
• In Well-Being: Oxygen therapy for wounds
• Student numbers down across area
• TCL&P mailer sparks debate
• ‘Cathy’ to end, R-E to take comic poll
• Clearing the Record: 09/30/2010
• Region in Brief: 09/30/2010
• Man allegedly threatens woman
• Fatal traffic crash victims not ID'd
• Friends, family remember Maxbauer
• Munson Medical hosts Wound Center open house
• Right to Life dinner tonight
• Clearing the Record: 09/29/2010
• Region in Brief: 09/29/2010
• Lunch prices down; free food available
• Hawes receives fire educator award
• Man accused of stealing credit card
• Fiber-optic line coming to Kalkaska
• TCAPS workers to vote on contract
• Hundreds celebrate attorney's legacy
• Curbside recycling coming
• Region In Brief: 09/28/2010
• Services today for Stuart D. Hubbell
• Grawn man charged with sexual assault
• Police: Man sold cocaine to officer
• Assault results in vehicle crash
• Teen arrested after downtown accident
• Voter registration deadline nearly here
• Accused killer fires his attorney
• TC-Talus may give OK to $1.6M study
• Septage plant: Fee increases or tax?
• Local preschool turns 40
• Company to purchase Peninsula Telephone
• Northern Notes: Feet support Relay
• Loraine Anderson: Magazine a page-turner
• In Food: Oryana offers cookbook
• TC West students move into 'neighborhoods'
• Coast Guard still looking for source of washed-up waste
• Anti-abortion leader to speak
• Closed schools remain vacant
• Bridge Card has critics, defenders
• Chart: Number of area residents who receive food assistance
• More residents seeking food assistance
• Clearing the Record: 09/25/2010
• Region In Brief: 09/25/2010
• Man was alive when fire started
• E. coli levels normal near Bryant Park
• TC man faces drunken driving charge
• TCAPS board to discuss planning
• Glen Lake bomb threat a 'hoax'
• Acme-Meijer settlement amount resealed
• GT officials to hear septage plant plan
• No one bids on city-owned lot
• Coming Up: Edwin Thome, recycling more
• Meijer suit figures sealed -- for now
• Bomb threat reported at Glen Lake School
• Region In Brief: 09/24/2010
• Benefit for Calo scholarship fund
• Auntie Pasta's is latest eatery to close
• Rain leaves northern Mich. sopping wet
• Teen found guilty of armed robbery
• GT Band to host national conference
• New health law brings changes to area
• Animal mutilations 'serious problem' in Blair
• Traverse City mayor appoints 3 to DDA
• Residents help MDOT develop rail plan
• State Sup't: Educators must get creative
• Residents halt bridge project
• Health care provisions kick in today
• Clearing the Record: 09/23/2010
• Region In Brief: 09/23/2010
• Moore receives John Steinbeck Award
• Teen charged with criminal sexual conduct
• Kingsley classes interrupted, resume
• GT commissioners postpone budget talks
• Public forum on state rail plan is tonight
• Region In Brief: 09/22/2010
• Illegally endorsing check ends in felony
• Two who posed as contractors arraigned
• Traverse City businessman dead at 86
• Former Garfield Township planner dies
• NMC hopes to have bachelor's degrees
• TCAPS to close for MLK Jr. Day
• Officials wrestle with Grand Traverse County budget
• TCAPS to recognize MLK Day
• Thunderstorm watch in effect
• GT Pavilions to host open house
• AARP offers driver safety course
• 4th suspect nabbed in ski-resort heist
• Free Press columnist to lecture at NMC
• TCAPS may authorize Greenspire charter
• Police: Housekeeper cleaned out employers
• GT County settles discrimination suit
• TC commissioners back dam removal
• East Bay Township's tax increase will fund officers
• Storms possible for area tonight
• Twps. approve public safety tax hikes
• Businesses counting on wind
• More schools looking at BATA
• Getting on track: Forum on rail plans set
• Wine distribution options at stake
• Fans turn out in droves for Wings camp
• Week in Review: 09/19/2010
• Invasive mussels gobble up bloom
• Epicurean Classic to return to TC
• Silver Lake Road delays expected
• Used-book sale at Fife Lake Library
• Railway company sued over wildfire
• Third arrest made in ski-resort robbery
• Fire official faces charge
• Police: July holdup was faked
• Board to consider Brown Bridge dam resolution
• Petroleum pipeline runs 645 miles
• Aging pipe draws Au Sable worries
• Untitled
• Grant applications being accepted
• TC earns foodie honors — again
• Public hearing on Dam Beach set
• Program on outdoor filming offered
• NMC hopes to offer bachelor's degrees
• Benzie cuts affect sheriff, prosecutor
• Prosecutor to appeal order in Mikko case
• Volunteers are more in demand than ever
• NMC students help build Habitat homes
• Efficient Habitat home is now taking shape
• Corn maze helps out charities
• Epicurean Classic to return to Traverse City
• Aging pipeline worries Au Sable group
• NMC will lose less money than expected
• Former Indian official will speak at NMC
• Meijer paid $2 million to Acme Treasurer
• Historic house stands on Acme parkland
• TCL&P ballot issue draws fire
• Tickets on sale for Goodwill fundraiser
• Kaleidoscope Visual Arts open house
• Library social serves floats and sundaes
• Soldier's service will be in Arlington
• Identity of body not yet released
• Weigh in on rail service at forum
• Separate crashes injure two people
• Deputy to undergo psychiatric evaluation
• Police investigate body in burning car
• Teen gets year for assault of homeless
• Cow killers eligible to avoid jail time
• Two more area eateries are shuttered
• TC never adopted septage ordinance
• New housing for those in need
• Expert to speak about sustainability
• Awareness walk set for HIV and AIDS
• Attorney James Olson honored
• Break-in leads to arrest, admission
• Parking deck moving forward on W. Front
• Farmer, 60, dies after being trapped
• Downtown project nearly complete; M-22 eyed
• Barbecue and brews in Glen Arbor
• Kalkaska mapping system introduced
• Northern Notes: Korean War vets grateful
• GT County Commission awards no-bid contract
• Organization transports low-income patients
• Residents discuss nixing of Spectrum merger
• Schooner festival continues despite rain
• Local residents reflect on Sept. 11 attacks
• Region in Brief: 09/11/2010
• Work on bayfront soon may commence
• Dead newborn baby's mother arraigned
• Cherryland Tom's to close
• Region in Brief: 09/10/2010
• Coast Guard seeks info on rescue
• Wexford police probe pharmacy break-in
• Broadband work may start in Oct.
• Schooner celebration sails into town
• Hundreds give back 'little bit of time'
• Investigation moves downstate
• GT baby's death leads to charges
• Munson: Spectrum merger deal dead
• TC man facing felony drug charge
• Suspects arrested in alleged burglaries
• L&P set to approve energy contract
• Day of Caring offers chance to give back
• Munson to reveal Spectrum details
• Dead baby found in backpack
• TC woman faces charges in newborn's death
• Munson will not merge with Spectrum
• You're Needed: 09/09/2010
• Region In Brief: 09/09/2010
• Deputies: False report filed for revenge
• Woman accused of stealing from Target
• Suttons Bay students board BATA-driven buses
• Police find newborn's body in backpack
• SwingShift, Stars raise $8,000
• Emergency drill to be held at airport
• Accident kills Saginaw teen, 17
• Deputies: Man stabbed roommate
• Two teens accused of stealing vehicle
• Charter member of Rotary dies at 87
• Traffic delays expected on Holiday Road
• Lawsuit filed in Benzie jail suicide
• Crowd weighs in on anti-discrimination
• Leaking tank cleanup to cause detours
• Photo Gallery: Labor Day Weekend
• Labor Day celebrations go on
• Terry Wooten: Workers and their rights throughout history
• Terry Wooten: Workers and their rights throughout history
• Summer vacation ends
• Today in Food: The tastiest Alaskan catch
• Wolf killings set to expand
• Clearing the Record: 09/05/2010
• Week in Review: 09/05/2010
• Branches, trees fall after windy storm
• Half of America doesn't go to theaters
• Apple yield bountiful despite freeze
• Munson to release merger details
• Ordinance would ban discrimination against gays
• Police: Man stabbed by roommate
• Correction: 09/04/2010
• Former union president to vie for House seat
• International Affairs Forum speakers set
• Teen's death highlights spike in heroin use
• Teen guilty of attack on homeless man
• Trojan from TC Central's sign remains missing
• Friends, family remember Matt West
• Boy on road to recovery after brain surgery
• Police say man was carrying weapon
• Executive director hired by group
• Ex-hotel worker charged in thefts
• Man charged with felony drunken driving
• Police say men tried to sell them heroin
• Man guilty of sex charges after mistrials
• Peninsula patrol millage up to voters
• Plan to buy 25% of TCSB being reviewed
• Region in Brief: 09/02/2010
• Hazardous waste collection Sept. 30
• Man recovering from stein attack
• Gaylord graduate dies in Afghanistan
• Coast Guard recognizes Trish Fiebing
• Programs help local homeowners
• GT County investigates septage hauler
• Ex-Ellsworth teacher heading to prison
• School equity may return
• Region has had 31 days with temps at 85+
• Video: Interview with Sen. Stabenow
• Stabenow talks jobs, carp, Afghanistan
• Staff Sgt. Matt West dies in Afghanistan
• Hundreds attend fallen marine's funeral
• DoD confirms soldier's death
• Elderly man killed while riding moped
• No foul play found in death on beach
• Semitruck overturns, driver cited
• Vietnam vet finally receives his medals
• Tribe wants to join Asian Carp lawsuit
• No foul play in death on Haserot beach
• Clearing the Record: 08/31/2010
• Kingsley clinic hosting open house
• Child care resource has new name
• Oleson Foundation gives funds to depot
• MPSC members to visit Traverse City area
• Air accident still under investigation
• Body found on beach investigated
• Father Fred Foundation seeks chaplain
• County 'cautious' about possible lawsuit
• Benzie official pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• Week In Review: 08/29/2010
• Enrollment at NMC increases
• Tesner's last gift — his story
• Family, country honor Tesner at Arlington
• U-M seeks partnership with Munson
• County to go to mediation over septage plant
• Microbrew fest draws thousands to GT Commons
• Local man faces felony sex charge
• Flags at half-staff on Tuesday
• Marine's remains arrive back home in Mancelona
• Accused jewel thief charged with larceny
• Woman accused of threatening people
• Man arrested on seventh drunken driving offense
• Former legislator, editor, Milliken aide dies at 87
• Kalkaska County Fair 2010 schedule
• Kalkaska County Fair is in full swing
• Girl, 16, charged in death of newborn
• Mancelona mourns fallen soldier
• Clearing the Record: 08/27/2010
• Region In Brief: 08/27/2010
• Two men face armed-robbery charges
• Thefts sweep region; officers on lookout
• Vets to escrot fallen Marine's remains
• Ex-aide: Michelle McManus broke the law
• Davis is seen as a fair judge
• Local judge to replace Weaver on court
• Memorial services for Marine next week
• Suspects arrested for armed robbery
• Cow killers escape prison term
• Parents react to bus route changes
• WEAVER TO RESIGN
• Alton Davis picked to succeed Weaver
• No injuries in emergency plane landing
• Police investigating TC home invasion
• TNT officers find pot on local property
• Man allegedly shot girl, 10, with BB gun
• Police: Woman stole several purses
• Police seek man who entered apartment
• Region In Brief: 08/25/2010
• Plane crashes in Otsego County
• Motorcyclist in hospital after crash
• Boat washes ashore near Sleeping Bear
• Traverse City man crash-lands airplane
• Man allegedly robbed mini-golf course
• Local Marine died in 'hostile incident'
• 3 GT County children ill with E. coli
• Deputies investigating local man's death
• Smith pulls Sugar Loaf bid
• E. coli cases linked to fair?
• Man faces 3rd drunken-driving charge
• Settlements from Meijer, insurers to remain secret
• Warm lake may lead to snowy winter
• Region in Brief: 08/24/2010
• Suspicious package prompts evacuation
• Police: Man drowns in Wexford County
• Man dies after crashing motorcycle
• Local Marine dies Sunday in Afghanistan
• Out with old, in with new at public schools
• Meijer hearings public; settlements sealed
• Local Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Loraine Anderson: Genealogy's Nancy Drew
• Cuts may eliminate 41 GT County jobs
• Group: Consolidation study plagiarized
• Consolidation eyed amid falling revenue
• McManus bid faces opposition from clerks
• Annual powwow celebrates 'who we are'
• Week in Review: 08/22/2010
• Video: GT Band Traditional Powwow
• Region in Brief: 08/21/2010
• Spooked horse heads in wrong direction
• Men allegedly assault teen at Open Space
• Reception set for new TCAPS chief
• Consultant to analyze police dept. size
• Prosecutors move forward with Mikko case
• Meijer expands insurance dispute
• Rip currents have been dangerous lately
• Editorial: Welcome home and thank you
• Politicians weigh in on troop pullout
• Residents cautious about troop pullout
• Vets respond to combat troops leaving Iraq
• What does the future hold for Iraq?
• Woman arrested in stabbing
• Powwow ready to shine
• Police: Woman fatally starved son
• We'd like your thoughts on Iraq
• Video: Westmoreland shipwreck
• Clearing the Record: 08/19/2010
• Region In Brief: 08/19/2010
• Emmet-Charlevoix County Fair to begin
• Salmon fest celebrates fish
• Woman's body recovered from water
• GT pursuing limited property-tax audit
• Diver says he found Westmoreland shipwreck
• Correction: 08/18/2010
• Region In Brief: 08/18/2010
• Northport woman remains missing
• Buckley Old Engine Show rolls around
• Video: Sen. Carl Levin interview
• Levin: 'A lot of discontent' in U.S. economy
• Body washes ashore in Antrim
• Local diver discovers shipwreck
• Body identified as missing swimmer
• Honor celebrates salmon with festival
• Program focus is energy sustainability
• Photographer kicks off speaker series
• Teacher facing felony sex charges
• Countywide business audit may be coming
• Waste still washing ashore Lake Mich.
• Old kidnapping case reopened in Antrim
• City won't fight anchoring rules
• TC approves marijuana regulations
• Leelanau Montessori becomes public charter
• Northern Notes: TC resident turns 100
• Jodee Taylor: Ellsberg right on justice
• No quick decisions about long-term anchoring
• Week In Review: 08/15/2010
• Oosterhouse builds, dedicates playground
• Record-setting year for fair
• Younger, older kids to ride bus together
• Road officials' pay hikes raise questions
• Board: Benishek beats Allen by 15
• Man convicted of sexual assault
• Man charged with negligent homicide
• Today at the Northwestern Michigan Fair
• Leelanau may use mix-and-match funding
• Michael Marvin's attorney removed
• Some 'fair flings' end up being more serious
• Grape growers upbeat this season
• Man charged with firearms theft
• Wexford's Peterson Bridge to be replaced
• Man arrested on 5th drunk driving charge
• Medical waste washing ashore in Manistee
• Fair schedule: 08/13/2010
• Thursday's 4-H results from the fair
• BATA bus evacuated, marijuana found
• Benishek has a 15-vote lead over Allen
• Area residents escape harm in Columbia
• Fair food goes local
• Cow-shooting suspect arrested
• Cuts in works for Leelanau County
• Technology has altered farming through years
• BATA bus odor prompts pot bust
• Region In Brief: 08/12/2010
• Cherry Festival board seeks new faces
• Clinch Park plays host to Bay Day
• Wednesday's 4-H results fro the fair
• Fair Schedule: 08/12/2010
• One dies in two-vehicle collision
• Suspect sought in armed robbery
• Man charged with aggravated assault
• Two incumbents seek return to NMC Board
• Fair Schedule: 08/11/2010
• Tuesday's fair competition results
• Volunteers are crucial at fair
• Keeping fair animals cool is hard work
• Six seek positions on TCAPS board
• Joni Holbrook sentenced in slaying
• Monday's NW Michigan Fair Results
• Search crews seeking missing kayaker
• Wife charged in husband's stabbing
• Boyne City man dies in motorcycle crash
• Teen arrested in cow killing case
• Hammond-Keystone connection opens today
• New leader at NMC's Maritime Academy
• Meijer wants lid on case pleadings
• No West Nile, but another illness affects area horses
• Holbrook sentenced to 6 to 15 years
• Host an Exchange Student
• Fair Schedule: 08/10/2010
• Marta Hepler Drahos: Getting another dog
• L&P's focus shifts away from local power
• Fair Schedule: 08/09/2010
• Competitors hope to receive top honors
• School takes a new route with busing
• Week in Review: 08/08/2010
• 4-H campers feel 'sense of community'
• In Northern Living: Fair goes green
• Fundraiser hopes to fight development
• Y is seeking intern for fall soccer
• Heart Center gets $100,000 grant
• Suspect sought in computer theft
• Board hopefuls must register soon
• Scrudato may appear on ballot in November
• Spike in drug use crowds jails
• New Meijer store on track
• Sunday fair schedule
• Participants get ready for fair's Sunday opening
• Cherryland Mall sale is adjourned again
• Teens accused of killing cow
• Area's primary voter turnout average
• Whitacre expects stocks to sell together
• Judge pulls out of commissioner's case
• Two grants will help pay for dam removal
• Man arrested on 3rd driving offense
• Gas station, eatery are broken into
• Manistee man faces criminal sex charges
• Moped rider arrested following accident
• View election returns by county
• Leelanau voters reject 911 millage
• 86% of state's schools make progress
• Mother gets probation for fatal crash
• 1st District may have a recount
• Granholm discusses the role of her successor
• Nelson, Kromkowski to battle in Leelanau
• GT County incumbents win, lose board seats
• GT voters OK seniors millage
• Elsenheimer, Stepka will vie for judgeship
• Schmidt easily tops Lile for 104th
• Ex-TV weatherman wins GOP House nod
• Two Kalkaska County incumbents lose
• Leelanau board incumbents win
• Walker tops Bishop in 37th Senate
• Leelanau 911 millage could fail
• City OKs medical marijuana guidelines
• Voters eye change at polling sites
• View election returns by county
• Beulah teen dead in ORV crash
• Crews restore power in Kingsley, Buckley
• Harbor Days kick off Wednesday
• Domestic dispute under investigation
• Man charged with home invasion
• Heroin allegedly found in apartment
• ORV crash claims teen's life
• Justices rule in favor of ex-official
• Decision day for region's voters
• Selestial Soap Honored by Corp! Magazine with Going Green Award
• Students need host families
• Brainstorm Challenge Day at the Great Lakes Children's Museum
• Halloween at the Great Lakes Children's Museum
• 3rd Annual Kids Safety Day
• Summer Science Workshop at the Great Lakes Children's Museum
• Summer Schedule at the Great Lakes Children's Museum
• Great Lakes Children’s Museum has Volunteer Opportunities Available
• Eco-Friendly = Kid-Friendly and Parent Approved
• Curious George and Clifford The Big Red Dog
• Funday Sunday - Kite Making
• Funday Sunday at the Great Lakes Children’s Museum
• NanoDays at the Great Lakes Children's Museum
• Funday Sunday: Music of Land and Woods
• Funday Sunday at the Great Lakes Children's Museum
• A Hot Night for a Cool Museum – A Night at the Beach: Play Date
• Instrument Petting Zoo at the Great Lakes Children's Museum
• New All-Natural Laundry Detergent Launched by Selestial Soap
• Great Lakes Children's Museum - Funday Sunday with Dick Evans
• Funday Sunday at the Great Lakes Children's Museum
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• Traverse City - 2008 Annual Worldwide Candle Lighting Services
• Decorate Cookies with Miss Holly
• Mitten Days at the Great Lakes Children's Museum
• Northwestern Michigan Fair
• 17th Annual Northwest Michigan Camper And RV Show
• Here's Something Creative

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