Points North, Ep. 36: Early Childhood Learning question goes to voters

Supporters of the early childhood millage Maggie Sprattmoran (left) and Jennifer Murray (right) answer community questions at Cherry Republic in Glen Arbor.

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This week on Points North, Leelanau voters will decide the fate of an early childhood program.

Plus, tribal and city officials celebrate the new Clinch Park art installation honoring the Anishinaabek.

On Tuesday, residents in Leelanau County will decide whether to continue funding and expanding early childhood development services in the county. 

Hear how the program helps families and what opponents have to say.

Credit Dan Wanschura / Interlochen Public Radio

Next Tuesday, voters will cast their ballots on a number of important issues throughout the region. 

IPR News Director Noelle Riley spoke with Points North Host Dan Wanschura about what voters can expect. 

Traverse City government officials expressed gratitude and respect for the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians at a celebration of new artwork in Clinch Park tunnel.

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Traverse City government officials expressed gratitude and respect for the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians at a celebration of new artwork in Clinch Park tunnel.