Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 15th of December.
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🏘️ Community
Tracey Kaleita, a former middle school science teacher, now runs Trace Cakes in Kingsley, offering custom baked goods and baking classes.
A historical compilation shows various events from 120 years ago, including a high hunting accident death toll, unique toilet seats on sale, train schedule changes, a new candy factory construction, affordable Christmas shopping options, and a train accident with no serious injuries.
Traverse City's ski areas are opening with enhanced snowmaking capabilities, promising a robust season despite last winter's challenges.
🚧 Accidents
A low-hanging powerline fell on a school bus in Mancelona, with emergency responders ensuring all children were safely returned home without injuries.
🏛️ Government
Community group Traverse Indivisible calls for the resignation of Grand Traverse County Board Chairman Rob Hentschel amid a first-degree criminal sexual conduct investigation.
Garfield Township decides not to share the $181,698 cost with East Bay Township for adding dorm rooms to Grand Traverse Metro Fire Station 9, potentially leaving East Bay to cover the full expense.
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