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While most of those in attendance Tuesday felt the rules were too restrictive, they disagreed on what to do about it.
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A township in Antrim County has taken the first step toward repealing all zoning laws which would clear the way for one of the township’s trustees to build a lucrative gravel mine on his property.
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It’s Leslie Meyers' job to determine how local property owners will pay to repair the century-old Bellaire dam.
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Every spring, Antrim County residents pile their unwanted belongings on the side of the road for the annual Spring Cleanup. Eventually it will all be loaded up and taken to the landfill, but not before a steady stream of scrappers, collectors, and other roadside foragers peruse the piles for valuables.
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The county is set to receive over $1.5 million over the next two decades.
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This week: A new radio station in Elberta aims to connect neighbors, an artist paints the changing cherry landscape, and the Antrim Co. clerk tries a write-in campaign.
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Sheryl Guy's opponent, Victoria Bishop, says the way Antrim County runs elections is in need of reform. The county attracted false claims of election fraud in 2020.
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In this week's election notebook, we cover the many open seats on Leelanau's county commission, and take a look back at Antrim County's election controversy.
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Voters will decide whether or not to renew millages for regional services that rely heavily on the money.
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The National Weather Service recorded parts of the region saw winds up to 50 miles per hour, resulting in fallen branches and debris.