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Jun. 2—TRAVERSE CITY — Draft plans to access and protect the Boardman River from pollution in the heart of Traverse City are rounding the bend. But the Unified Lower Boardman River Plan needs more work, particularly more feedback on a document already informed by considerable public input, said Harry Burkholder, the city Downtown Development Authority's chief operations officer. It's the next ...
Last month, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources trapped and relocated the bear about 90 miles east in an area between Hillman and Fairview.
Governor Whitmer announces Traverse City housing project State of Michigan and last updated 2021-05-25 16:40:31-04 TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. â The Michigan Strategic Fund has approved investment for a housing development project to support growth and economic recovery. âAs we put Michigan back to work, Iâm excited about this new housing investment which will make a huge difference in the lives of Traverse City residents and help small businesses grow,â said Governor Whitmer. "Investments in housing infrastructure are crucial as we build our economy back better from the pandem...
9 & 10 News May 18, 2021 Traverse City will appeal a ruling which put the future of it’s Fishpass Project in jeopardy. Construction on the $20 million dollar fish research station and invasive species barrier on the Boardman River was supposed to start in January. But Traverse City resident Rick Buckhalter sued to the city to stop it. Last month, a judge ruled the project could not move forward yet because it would technically be a non-park facility built on park property. On Monday night, Traverse City Commissioners unanimously voted to file an appeal on the decision. They also adopted a r...
Editorial Roundup: Michigan Detroit News. May 8, 2021. Editorial: Whitmer must avert Line 5 face-off with Canada Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is recklessly placing Michigan at the center of an international trade showdown with her order that the Line 5 petroleum pipeline must cease operations by Wednesday. The governor revoked Enbridge Inc.’s 67-year-old right-of-way across the Straits of Mackinac last November, short-circuiting an existing and sensible agreement that would replace the pipeline with one encased in a concrete tunnel deep below the lakebed. Canada wasn’t pleased, to say the least....