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Bridge Construction Continues on M-22
Upcoming EventBy Jane Greiner Sun staff writer
What’s the Deal with Leah?
Letter to editor/OpinionThis feature photo of Good Harbor Grill chef Leah Doe Simkins feeding the Echo Valley pigs “Tasty” and “Delicious” appeared in the Glen Arbor Sun last summer, and unbeknownst to us, the restaurant’s fine staff posted it on their bulletin board and invited employees to choose an appropriate caption. Through an extensive espionage campaign, and […]
Camp: Memories of cabins, yukky food and gutting it out for Grandpa
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Farmland Preservation Exhibit opens Friday at Cherry Republic, followed by grand opening on Sunday
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History of The Sylvan Inn
Business FeatureBy Norm Wheeler Sun staff writer “There’s everybody’s own version of events, and then there’s what happened. All the loose ends you find in between are what make it interesting.” Rob Rader
Salsa Without Borders makes my mouth water
Food/Organic LivingBy M. Leth-Soerensen Sun food critic My son and I have a lunch date for 1 p.m. on a Thursday afternoon. We arrive at the lovely modern Victorian home on the outskirts of Glen Arbor where Rose Saavedra lives with her two teenage children. After opening the front door we are led to the functional […]
How Green is our valley
Food/Organic LivingBy Jane Greiner Sun nature correspondent A few weeks ago we lived in a world of muted color tones, the ground was brown and the trees were just starting to show pink and chartreuse buds. Everyone was busy searching for mushrooms, enjoying the Trillium, planting gardens, or waiting for bass season to open. Now the […]
How to plan the perfect sunset
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Leelanau School students harness wave energy to light bulb
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Timber Framing at new Cherry Republic building
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