TRAVERSE CITY -- A Marquette teen faces a felony drug charge after she sold ecstasy to an undercover officer, authorities said.
Authorities charged Clarissa Marie Bean, 19, with two counts of delivery/manufacture of ecstasy. The felony charge is punishable by up to 20 years in prison and/or $25,000.
Bean sold ecstasy pills to an undercover officer with the Traverse Narcotics Team on two occasions last July, court records show.
Her preliminary examination is scheduled for March 17.
Children in crisis need a stable home with mature, flexible and dependable caregivers. The Grand Traverse-Leelanau Department of Human Services is holding an orientation to find such families.
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Recently, while looking for something else, I find poet Mary Oliver's Instructions for a Good Life: "Pay attention. Be astonished. Tell about it."
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Area school districts grapple with a rapidly changing social media environment. School officials ponder how to set boundaries on appropriate contact between students and teachers while trying to embrace new classroom technologies.
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Traverse City Restaurant Week begins Feb. 26 and runs through March 3.
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The Michigan Department of Education recently included two of Benzie County Central Schools' elementaries, Lake Ann and Crystal Lake, among seven honored statewide as a Distinguished School for Exceptional Student Performance.
Continued ...The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says there are 36 other "high-risk invasive species" besides Asian carp that might migrate through Chicago waterways and have the potential to wreak ruin on native ecosystems.
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Heavy smoke and flames rebuffed attempts by family, neighbors, police and fire officials to rescue a disabled man stranded in his Kalkaska Township home.
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The frozen carcasses of two horses lay in Danelle Marie Round's pasture on the day she pleaded guilty to a single animal cruelty misdemeanor.
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A former Traverse City schoolteacher waived a preliminary examination and remains in jail on a charge of having sex with a student.
Continued ...County transportation authorities are criticizing a federal bill they say could hurt state mass transit funding by putting it on year-to-year life cycle.
Continued ...Third Level Crisis Intervention Center will offer a one-day workshop for people who want to help those at risk of suicide.
Continued ...Authorities issued an arrest warrant for a Holly man whose DNA ties him to a 2009 Traverse City break-in.
Continued ...A man shot by police Taser after a late-night chase was arraigned in 86th District Court.
Continued ...A local foundation donated $30,000 to Traverse City Central High School's debate team.
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Fire and police officials found a victim about 3:30 p.m. today inside a Kalkaska Township home engulfed by flames.
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Skiers aren't the only ones thrilled the annual Vasa race will proceed despite warm temperatures and little snow.
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Traverse City Light & Power wants a new southside substation to shore up its electric system, but Mayor Michael Estes fears the big site is a Trojan horse for a new power plant.
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Grand Traverse County plans to freeze elected officials' salaries and eliminate a car allowance in 2013 because of continued uncertainty over its revenue stream.
Continued ...A Blair Township man was arrested for assault after police said he threatened his girlfriend with a meat-carving fork.
Continued ...A drop-off recycling site on LaFranier Road is being relocated.
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A Traverse City teacher accused of first-degree criminal sexual conduct with a student is expected to waive a preliminary examination in 86th District Court.
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The 2012 elections will bring a major change of the Grand Traverse County guard. The county's long-time clerk, treasurer and prosecutor won't seek re-election this year — three officials whose combined county experience spans more than 90 years.
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Chet Janik hopes to come home. The Leelanau County board offered its administrator job to Chet Janik, who came to Leelanau as a child when his parents emigrated from Poland.
Continued ...Dog park supporters raised more than a third of a $15,000 goal just a month into efforts to pay for Traverse City's first park for pets. Work continues to bring in the remaining money.
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