Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 16th of September.
Good morning, Traverse City.
Safe Harbor, a Traverse City seasonal shelter, plans to propose staying open year-round to city commissioners, aiming to provide a consistent refuge for the homeless.
A series of local events including educational forums, author talks, and support group meetings are scheduled across the Grand Traverse area, highlighting community engagement and learning opportunities.
In Traverse City, a couple's near-miss with a vehicle highlights the dangers pedestrians face, amidst rising national fatalities.
Larry Hains leads a historical tour of Oakwood Cemetery, revealing its rich history and the notable stories of those buried there, including unclaimed patient bodies from the Traverse City State Hospital.
Open water swimmers will honor the 50th anniversary of the Edmund Fitzgerald sinking by swimming 411 miles from the ship's resting place in Canadian waters to Detroit in July 2025.
The Native American Heritage Fund has awarded over $484,000 to various Michigan educational institutions to enhance Native American educational resources and replace offensive mascots.
Inland Township's independent candidates aim to prioritize transparency, long-term planning, and open dialogue over partisan conflicts.
The new Grand Traverse Mental Health Crisis and Access Center in Traverse City, a collaboration among various local entities, aims to address the region's acute behavioral health care shortages by providing comprehensive services, including in-patient stays.
In Week 3 of high school football, Ogemaw Heights beats Gladwin 12-7, Cadillac crushes Sault Ste.
Marie 49-6, T.C. West shuts out Bay City Central 28-0, and several teams like East Jordan and Atlanta maintain perfect records.
Inaugural More Than Four 5.04K Run/Walk for Pediatric Cancer Awareness
Celebrate Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month while supporting families and raising awareness for disparities in pediatric cancer research funding at this community-focused run/walk event.
Music Monday Featuring John Piatek at Alexandra Inn
Experience al fresco music on Blush’s rooftop terrace with local musician John Piatek performing original songs and classics in a sunset setting.
Fall 2024 Opening Reception at Dennos Museum Center
Celebrate the arrival of fall with an evening of desserts, drinks, and music while exploring new art exhibitions at the Dennos Museum Center.
Erin Zindle & The Ragbirds Live at The Alluvion
Experience the genre-bending folk-rock sounds of Erin Zindle & The Ragbirds in an intimate, seated setting at The Alluvion.
Suttons Bay Ciders Trivia Night
Experience a fun-filled evening of trivia hosted by DJ Bryan at Suttons Bay Ciders, perfect for friends, family, and neighbors.
Free Coworking Day at Commonplace Community
Experience a collaborative workspace for free on the first Friday of the month at Commonplace Community Coworking, where everyone is welcome to work and connect.
Outdoor Craft and Vendor Show at the Village
Experience a vibrant gathering of local Michigan vendors showcasing jewelry, art, crafts, and food on the historic lawn of The Village at Grand Traverse Commons.
2024 Michigan Outdoor Summit
Experience a gathering of outdoor industry leaders and enthusiasts aimed at enhancing Michigan's outdoor economy through networking, education, and community engagement.
2nd Annual Fall Fido Fest
Experience an afternoon filled with shopping and entertaining dog-friendly activities, including a costume contest and agility course at the Fall Fido Fest.
Glen Lake Chamber Annual Dinner Meeting
Connect with local businesses and organizations at the Glen Lake Chamber's Annual Dinner Meeting, featuring a social hour and a prix-fixe dinner.
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