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Turkish Delight at Frankfort Takeout

Karen Roberts May 22, 2014September 11, 2014 0 comment

Mediterranean food on the bay

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Beulah Environmentalists With An Impact

Jacob Wheeler April 17, 2014September 10, 2014 0 comment

A couple environmental advocates from Beulah were recently honored for their impassioned grassroots efforts.

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Sleeping Bear’s Wild Blue Yonder

Kelly Ottinger April 17, 2014September 10, 2014 0 comment

A history of Benzie’s airfields

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Keeping Our Waters Blue

Aubrey Parker April 17, 2014 0 comment

Water Festival on April 25 at The Garden Theater

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The Betsie Current Flows Again

Jacob Wheeler April 17, 2014September 10, 2014 0 comment

Buoyed by citizen support, community newspaper reemerges after eight-year hiatus

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Benzie Chamber’s Cherry Bowl Jubilee kicks off Drive-in season

Jacob Wheeler April 17, 2014September 10, 2014 1 comment

Drive-in theatre goes digital in 2014 From staff reports The Benzie County Chamber of Commerce will hold a Cherry Bowl Jubilee at the popular Cherry Bowl Drive-in theatre on the evening of Thursday, May 1. The Cherry Bowl, which officially opens its season the following day, boasts a new digital projection system this year, which […]

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Community Faces: Bill Kennis takes over as Benzie Bus executive director

Jacob Wheeler April 17, 2014September 10, 2014 0 comment

From staff reports “Connecting people to community” is the motto of Benzie Bus, and the public transit organization’s new mission is to connect communities in Benzie County with one another and with Traverse City. Our nearby metropolis represents the hub of a 21-county “micropolitan region” with a population nearing 150,000 — for its commerce and […]