Any Day Now
Mark took this the other day of a cherry orchard on the high hills of Leelanau. Won’t be long before cherry blossoms return!!!
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Diving the Westmoreland Shipwreck
The Westmoreland is a 160-foot passenger steamer sank more than 150 years ago in the icy waters off what is known now as the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.
Evergiven in trouble again
While much of the world rejoiced at the freeing of the Evergiven from the Suez Canal earlier this week, residents of the village of Leland awoke this morning to find that the hapless captain had somehow managed to run the vessel aground, blocking the entrance to Leland’s harbor.
Leelanau’s first marijuana dispensary, Olean’s of Northport
Olean’s dispensary, Leelanau County’s first recreational cannabis shop, will open later this spring or early summe
The House at the End of the Dock
I can’t be the only person who wishes I lived in the Hall Cottage in Fishtown!
Support the Leelanau Chamber’s online auction
The Leelanau Peninsula Chamber holding a Virtual Business-to-Business (B2B) Auction to aid the Chamber and its local business members.
Leelanau and the Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail Connection
The University of Michigan and TART Trails are seeking your input on options to connect the Leelanau Trail and the Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail.
Whaleback Winter Sunrise
Mark took this stunning shot of Whaleback a couple of days ago in Leland.
Cedar City Market opens in Cedar
UpNorth Live reports that the Cedar City Market has officially opened at the former Pleva’s Meats location in Cedar.
Leelanau guest stars in Carhart/Guinness commercial
The Leelanau Ticker shared a new St. Patrick’s Day commercial from Carhartt and Guinness recently shot on the Leelanau Peninsula by Grand Rapids director Kevin Steen.
Fishtown Frozen
Mark writes: Sunny but oh so cold in Fishtown yesterday.
Harbor Hill Fruit Farms receives Rural Development Grant
UpNorth Live reports that Harbor Hills Fruit Farms, the parent company to Good Harbor Vineyards and Aurora Cellars, has received a Rural Development Fund grant worth $100,000.