- Steve and Candace Brusseau, 5924 Galvin Road, Blair Township, new home, $232,514
- Jerry and Jackie Clark, 677 Autumnview Lane, Blair Township, three season room, $13,245
- Agostinelli Builders Inc., 1288 Elk Court, East Bay Township, new home, $147,806
- Agostinelli Builders Inc., 1364 Saffron Circle, East Bay Township, new home, $166,976
- Harry and Sharon Dorman, 615 Ahgosa Trail, East Bay Township, demolish dwelling, no cost listed
- Rob and Karen Kee, 223 High Lake Road, East Bay Township, residential remodel, $48,000
- Dave Kolodziej, 2455 Five Mile Road, East Bay Township, riding arena, $225,000
- Arthur Olsen, 3878 Harolds Road, East Bay Township, residential addition, $26,100
- Tina Powers, 1717 US 31N, Unit 25, East Bay Township, deck, $1,500
- Tina Powers, 1717 US 31N, Unit 26, East Bay Township, deck, $1,500
- Mildred Sheppard, 3750 N. Four Mile Road, East Bay Township, demolish dwelling, no cost listed
- Thomas Roosevelt, 3116 N. Four Mile Road, East Bay Township, detached garage, $16,077
- Mildred Sheppard, 3750 N. Four Mile Road, East Bay Township, set mobile home on crawl space, $49,155
- Bobby's Place LLC, 9645 Bobbys Trail, Long Lake Township, new home, $207,786
- Jason Buttleman, 7819 Hillside Drive, Long Lake Township, residential addition, $63,902
- Tim and Michelle Cerny, 8169 S. Outer Drive, Long Lake Township, new home, $320,109
- Gerald Gregory, 10371 Deerpath N, Long Lake Township, attached garage, $5,760
- Ryan and Pamela Holmes, 2430 Lake Drive, Long Lake Township, new home, $332,918
- Howard and Ruth Kitchen, 255 N. South Long Lake Road, Long Lake Township, residential addition, $214,550
- SC Realty Partners, 4561/4565 Kodiak Drive, Long Lake Township, duplex, $361,653
- Robert Coleman, 4044 Blue Heights, Peninsula Township, deck, $3,800
- Michael Dorman and Wendy Buhr, 6080 Edmar Drive, Peninsula Township, residential addition, $4,440
- Doug and Erin Kosch, 14620 Peninsula Drive, Peninsula Township, demolish garage, no cost listed
- Gregory Rhodes, 18355 Center Road, Peninsula Township, demolish dwelling, no cost listed
- City of Traverse City, 181 E. Grandview Parkway, Traverse City, concession/restroom, $366,188
- Harriet Harper, 542 W. 10th St., Traverse City, residential addition, $13,702
- Scott Ketko, 319 Barlow St., Traverse City, residential addition, $2,500
- Kiva Group, 1123 Jefferson Avenue, Traverse City, deck, $1,301
- Nancy E. Walker Trust, 424 W. 12th St., Traverse City, residential addition, $19,379
- Melissa Waskiewicz, 1505 N. Orchard Drive, Traverse City, replace window, $1,500
- Bart and Brigid Wilson, 312 S. Division St., Traverse City, fence, $14,142
- Barry and Cindy Wolf, 1920 Shawnee St., Traverse City, detached garage, $4,473
- Peter Wysong II, 523 W. 11th St., Traverse City, residential addition, $3,869
- Richard Zaebst, 202 N. Oak St., Traverse City, detached garage, $10,224
Archive: Friday
Building Permits: 11/02/2012
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FINAL: Joliet 5, Traverse City 2
The Traverse City Beach Bums lost their 2013 Frontier League season opener 5-2 to the Joliet Slammers on Friday night.
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UPDATE: Beach Bums, Slammers tied 1-1 in 4th
The Traverse City Beach Bums are tied with Joliet 1-1 in the bottom of the fourth inning of their 2013 Frontier League baseball season opener.
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Trojans sweep regional meet
It came down to the final event, but when all was said and done Traverse City Central came away with two regional track championships on Friday.
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Prep sports scoreboard: 05/17/2013
A roundup of high school sports results from across northern Michigan:
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Parking garage rates to rise
The Downtown Development Authority authorized an increase in transient parking rates at the city’s two municipal parking decks.
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Ex-Traverse City Manager Lewis to head St. Joseph
The city of St. Joseph picked Traverse City's former Manager Richard Lewis as their next city manager.
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Festival spotlights science, math
Newton’s Road, a regional nonprofit organization committed to increasing access to and appreciation of learning opportunities in science, technology, engineering and math, continues its Northern Michigan STEaM Film Festival on Saturday.
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Heroin overdose kills man
Benzie County's struggle with fatal heroin overdoses continues. Authorities confirmed Justin Smith, 23, of Benzonia, was found dead Wednesday night of a heroin overdose. Law enforcement officials arrested a suspect in Smith's death, the fourth heroin-related fatality in the county since 2011.
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Gladiators capture tennis regional
St. Francis tennis coach Jeff Hughes juggled his lineup during the season — and it paid off with a Division 4 regional title Thursday at Traverse City Central.
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Editorial: Obama must set tone for IRS, Justice Dept.
The issue: IRS, Justice Department have much to answer for. Our view: Leadership begins and ends with President Obama.
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Couple's film focuses on Latin American coffee farmers
Have you ever taken a moment to consider where your morning cup of java comes from?
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TCC girls beat Midland, qualify for state finals
Traverse City Central qualified for the girls tennis state finals for the 32nd straight year, handily winning the Division 1 regional at Midland.
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Beach Bums open tonight against Joliet
Jacob Clem will get the start in tonight’s Traverse City Beach Bums opener at Joliet.
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No food truck buffet rolled out on first day
Diners who hankered for food truck fare on the first day the mobile restaurants were allowed downtown came away hungry.
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Papa Roach is still swingin'
Papa Roach is still producing hit songs. It’s just getting harder and harder to get radio stations to play them.
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Letters to the Editor: 05/17/2013
Second to none; Teach more about less.
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Firings anger Grand Traverse Band members
Tribal officials fired six of their Natural Resources Department employees for shooting a rifle off their office’s deck, a move that’s angered some Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa members who said the punishment is too severe.
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One-woman show helps gardens
Emily Dickinson, one of America’s earliest poets, died in 1886. She comes to life this weekend in the acclaimed one-woman play, “Belle of Amherst,” performed by professional actress Sinda Nichols.
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Prep Sports Roundup: Schiller throws no-hitter for TC Central
Ryan Schiller threw a no-hitter as TC Central defeated Benzie Central 15-0 in a three-inning softball doubleheader opener. (Plus more)
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Weekend in Brief: 05/17/2013
Do the BBQ; Benzie Players; Garage sale. (Plus more)
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Low-flying helicopters are coming
Don’t worry: the low-flying helicopters buzzing through northern Michigan are not from the United Nations or some secret government agency.
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Nursing home promises to repay Benzie $484K
The Maples nursing home officials told Benzie County leaders they will repay $484,000 the county loaned the facility by March 2014.
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Traverse City Light & Power joins SUN project
Traverse City Light & Power board members approved the final step in implementing a community solar project in partnership with Cherryland Electric Cooperative.
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Sports in Brief: 05/17/2013
Roller derby bouts this weekend; Blue Star hosting baseball tourney; Screening of 'Signals for Survival.' (Plus more)
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Movie Capsules: 05/17/2013
New this week — Star Trek Into Darkness: After the crew of the Enterprise finds an unstoppable force of terror from within their own organization, Captain Kirk leads a manhunt to a war-zone world to capture a one-man weapon of mass destruction.
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FINAL: Joliet 5, Traverse City 2



