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Up North Lowdown - Interlochen Public Radio, NPR Network
Up North Lowdown

Road work

By Max Copeland,
Ed Ronco
Published March 23, 2024 at 6:00 AM EDT
Left: View from the parking lot of Blue Goat Wine & Provisions. (Photo: Tyler Thompson/IPR News) Top right: Harold Kranick poses with Geraldine Ford, Charlie Chaplin's daughter. (Photo courtesy of Harold Kranick) Bottom right: The "Lofts on Lake" project would be three stories, 46,000 square feet and house 40 apartments and 9,380 square feet of commercial space. This is one of two housing projects proposed in Boyne City by Michigan Community Capital. (Rendering: Michigan Community Capital)
Left: View from the parking lot of Blue Goat Wine & Provisions. (Photo: Tyler Thompson/IPR News)
Top right: Harold Kranick poses with Geraldine Ford, Charlie Chaplin's daughter. (Photo courtesy of Harold Kranick)
Bottom right: The "Lofts on Lake" project would be three stories, 46,000 square feet and house 40 apartments and 9,380 square feet of commercial space. This is one of two housing projects proposed in Boyne City by Michigan Community Capital. (Rendering: Michigan Community Capital)

This week: Dealing with construction along U.S. 31 in downtown Traverse City, new apartments get a warm reception in Boyne City, and impersonating Charlie Chaplin.

Up North Lowdown - Interlochen Public Radio, NPR Network

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Max Copeland
Max Copeland is the local weekday host of All Things Considered on Interlochen Public Radio and the producer of The Up North Lowdown, IPR’s weekly news podcast.
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Ed Ronco
Ed Ronco is IPR's news director.
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