Last spring, a farmer in Leelanau County's Centerville Township began using sewage from septic tanks to fertilize his fields. This week, we hear why the township's cease-and-desist notice had little effect on the issue.
We'll also hear about the competitive race to get kids registered for a summer camp in Traverse City, and what it says about child care in northern Michigan.
And we talk with author Howard Lovy about his debut novel — partly set at Interlochen in the mid-1980s.
Stories included in this episode
- In Leelanau County, a dispute over using sewage as farm fertilizer
- ‘Nothing the township can do’ about septage on Leelanau Co. farm
- No more tents, but same hustle for summer camps in Grand Traverse
- Interlochen is 'sort of its own character' in TC author's debut novel
- Blissfest announces 2025 lineup
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