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Fact Finder: Dangerous Intersection Claim : News : WPBN TV 7&4
Posted on Tuesday, November 17, 2009 at 1:10 p.m. It's one of the busiest intersections in Northern Michigan and some very frustrated drivers say too many accidents and close calls make it one of the most dangerous ones.
Try trot this Thanksgiving; benefits YMCA
Before the feasting and football, kick off Thanksgiving festivities with some movement and fun.
Investigators are releasing the name of the stabbing victim who was killed early Monday morning.
The sheriff's office says the two men from the Suttons Bay area were arguing Sunday evening.A The situation escalated into a major confrontation and an eventual homicide just hours later.
Suttons Bay man, 33, stabbed to death in Leland Township
The Leelanau County Sheriff's Department is investigating the death of a 33-year-old Suttons Bay man.
Photos Released In Theft Investigation
Investigators are releasing some photos of the people they believe are responsible for a string of thefts at several roadside stands in Leelanau County.
Volunteers Pick Apples For Food Banks
A Northern Michigan orchard is making a huge donation to the less fortunate. Cherry Bay Orchards in Suttons Bay is wrapping up the season by donating thousands of bushels of apples.
Pair allegedly entered home, attacked man
Two Peshawbestown residents face a host of felony charges after they allegedly entered a home and attacked two men.
Agriculture and environmental advocates this week asked Gov. Jennifer Granholm to rethink her executive order giving her the right to appoint two department directors now named by commissions.
Free screenings of 'Capitalism' to thank TC
Michael Moore has a treat for capitalism lovers and haters. He'll buy your ticket to see his movie at the State Theatre this week.
Although we have moved outside of the city limits, we still view Traverse City as our hometown and so are proud that MaryAnn Moore is running for a seat on the city commission.
Artists heal through creativity
Kerry Newcomb spent years learning how to walk and talk again after the 1986 car accident that left her with a head injury.
Michelle Baldwin likes to know where her food comes from. Every Saturday morning Baldwin takes her young sons to a farmers market where she picks out her fresh produce, plus grapes or tomatoes for her boys to munch on the ride home.
Sheriff to look into ACLU allegations
Leelanau Sheriff Mike Oltersdorf pledged to investigate allegations his deputies unlawfully entered homes, though he disputed some details of the reported misconduct.
Suttons Bay Secretary of State office now offers enhanced driver's licenses
Fast-selling travel documents speed return from Canada, Mexico Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land announced today that the popular enhanced driver's license and state ID card now are available at the Suttons Bay branch office.
ACLU tells of warrantless searches
SUTTONS BAY -- A northern Michigan sheriff said Wednesday that his office will investigate allegations that deputies entered homes illegally and forced young people to take breath tests for alcohol.
History of bay discussed at summit
Grand Traverse Bay has come a long way. A glacier more than a mile high once covered it, and today it's the heart of a bustling watershed that supports both fishing and northwestern Lower Michigan's thriving tourism industry.
Storm knocks down trees, power lines
Utility crews removed and repaired dangling power lines, while firefighters and chainsaw-wielding homeowners cleared roads and lawns of trees and limbs scattered by a gusty, welcome-to-fall storm that swept through the region.
Longtime fire chief hangs up his hat
It's a long way from a 1907 bucket brigade, which saved Suttons Bay from burning a century ago.
9/25 - Police Search For Thieves Targeting Fruit Stands
Deputies in Leelanau County need your help catching two men responsible for stealing cash from several fruit, flower and wood stands in the Suttons Bay area.