Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 23rd of September.
Good morning, Traverse City.
Traverse City hosts a variety of community events including a peace celebration, health workshops, garden club meeting, history discussion, Pride Ride, maritime class, book club, genealogical society meeting, art park event, election forums, candidate conversations, cycling trip discussion, and a film festival from Sept. 23 to Oct. 2, 2024.
The Kiwanis Club of Traverse City marks its 100th anniversary, emphasizing a century of commitment to supporting youth and community service initiatives.
In Traverse City, homeless shelters are bracing for a demanding winter amid steady homelessness rates but worsening times without shelter, alongside discussions to keep a seasonal shelter open year-round and a spike in day shelter visitors.
Traverse City police recovered a stolen 1969 Honda trail bike and two e-bikes, leading to potential charges against two men for possession of stolen property and vehicle theft.
Financial advisor Jason P.
Tank recommends using a 529 college savings plan for tax benefits and more control over funds for grandchildren's education and discusses simpler alternatives to quarterly tax payments.
The OK2SAY tipline in Michigan, marking its 10th anniversary, has received over 56,000 tips, aiding in preventing school violence and supporting students facing various issues.
At the 'Lakebed 2030' conference in Traverse City, scientists aimed to advance the detailed mapping of the Great Lakes' lakebed, emphasizing the importance of this knowledge for environmental protection and economic development.
The Michigan Association of Counties will convene in Acme for its 2024 annual conference, focusing on threats against local officials, election security, and other county governance issues with over 300 attendees expected.
Versiti BloodCenter of Michigan announces a schedule of blood drives across multiple locations from Sept.
23 to Oct. 4, encouraging appointments but welcoming walk-ins.
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.
Waylon Hanel Live Performance at Grand Traverse Bay Resort
Experience the authentic sounds of up-and-coming country music artist Waylon Hanel in a private event at the scenic Bayshore Resort.
Alano: 12 Steps & 12 Traditions Meeting
Experience a supportive environment focused on alcohol recovery through the 12 Steps and 12 Traditions framework, with facilities accessible for wheelchair users.
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