Alewives return to Leelanau beaches
Some of Leelanau’s beaches are currently littered with multitudes of dead fish known as the alewife. Learn about them here!
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Some of Leelanau’s beaches are currently littered with multitudes of dead fish known as the alewife. Learn about them here!
Along with everything else, cherry blossoms haveexploded across Leelanau in the last week as warm weather released pent-up energy.
Leelanau’s sweet cherry blossoms are OUT right now, with tarts soon to follow.
From the Department of It’s About Time comes news that the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore is considering permitting mountain biking (some day).
mLive shares that the northern half of Lower Michigan has a red flag fire warning today, meaning that the warm, dry, windy conditions allow wildfires to not only start easily, but also spread quickly.
On the night of Sunday, May 15th, a lunar eclipse will begin in Leelanau at 10:28 pm with total eclipse (when the moon turns red) occurring at 12:11 am.
A photo of the Manitou Isle ferry that we took 20 years ago plus another from Manitou Island Transit!
The 7th annual Glen Lake Restaurant Week offers an array of dining around Glen Arbor.
Leelanau County Dispatch received a call from an unknown male who made threats to kill his spouse and also made a bomb threat about an object being placed in the Historic Fishtown District of Leland
TV 9 & 10 shares that the Bay Community Theatre Organization will present a film showcasing the beauty of the dunes this April.
Lisa shares, “It was a great beach day yesterday! We walked a 6 mile stretch at Sleeping Bear Point. Stunningly beautiful views in every direction.”
This summer the Sleeping Bear Gateways Council is helping find hosts for seasonal employees through a housing exchange: