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Benzie voters will not have the ability to vote on the millage levy, which would have funded college operations in exchange for NMC’s lowest tuition rates for residents.
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Some officials say the measure is needed to keep up with the growing community while others say it places too much trust in local government.
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Laura Clark, the current owner of the Cherry Bowl Drive-In Theatre is selling the property ahead of her retirement. Clark has managed the drive-in theater for more than 20 years.
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After seven decades of playing the trumpet, Jim Bekkering still feels the same passion as he did as a kid when he first picked up the trumpet. We meet him in this special midweek bonus episode of the Up North Lowdown.
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The Benzie County Road Commission still plans to move ahead with demolition of a former elementary school in Honor after not being selected for brownfield funding.
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These days, Beulah is mostly a summer destination. But through the 1920s and 30s, an annual smelt festival meant April was peak season.
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Record numbers of Benzie county residents took advantage of a free bus service on New Year’s Eve this year.
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