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Youth coffee house to tackle issues

Coffee, talk, music, change the world. The scope of the L.A. Coffee House is a work in progress. But co-founder Karena Hacker envisions a teen hang-out in Lake Ann that can make a difference.....more>>

  • TC natives return home in choir performance
    Eastern Michigan University's Chamber Choir will include some familiar voices when they perform in Traverse City this weekend.

  • Learning Center grant benefits students
    Nurturing community and bridging generations, an upcoming bowling outing will strike the right balance.

  • Community In Brief: 03/10/2010
    Library holds raptor presentation; American Military League fish fry; History reflected in newspaper forum; Cedar/Maple City Lions hold breakfast.

  • 450 students compete in Odyssey
    63 teams and 450 students in grades K-12 competed Saturday at the Michigan Odyssey of the Mind Region 3 Tournament.

  • Red Cross offers pet first aid class Friday
    Emergencies come suddenly and without warning. Knowing what to do in the initial moments can be critical to the life of a loved one -- even Fido or Fluffy.

  • Service News: 03/08/2010
    Air Force Airmen James Wentzel and Stephen Bouchey graduated from basic military training; Army Sgt. Brad Giglio has returned to Fort Richardson, Anchorage, Alaska after being deployed to Afghanistan for one year; Brent Davis, of Traverse City, was recently promoted to the rank of Specialist in the Michigan Army National Guard

  • Classic operetta gets edgy treatment
    When Sir Ruthven's ancestors start zombie-dancing to Michael Jackson's "Thriller," it's Gilbert and Sullivan gone crazy.

  • Students get hands-on boat experience
    Getting their hands dirty is part of the experience for Nick Jeffrey's Core Academy students. The 10 Traverse City Central High School at-risk students spend one morning each week working on the restoration of a 1950 Lyman 23-foot wooden boat.

  • Preserved film features vintage TC
    Black and white images of Traverse City in the 1930s flickered on the big screen during a recent program on preserving film presented by the Traverse Area Historical Society.

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