John Rosa inflates tubes for water tubing trips in Honor. Tyler Sipe
A late-season snow storm moved through the area Sunday, March 29, 2009, blanketing the region in about 5 inches of snow.
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Local stories and photos captured plenty of drama in 2008, and today's Record-Eagle offers some of the year's best images as captured by our photojournalists.
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The CV-9, a 131-foot yacht, was docked in the clinch Park Marina last week during a tour of the Great Lakes.
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The Gallagher family has made farming a way of life since 1905.
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Animals, rides and people combine to help celebrate a century of the Northwestern Michigan Fair.
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Photos from the 2008 Horse Shows by the Bay at Flintfields Horse Park in Williamsburg.
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Hard work is something that Traverse City resident Mariola Power, 20, is used to. She worked tirelessly for good grades at the University of Michigan and as a reward her father purchased her a horse. Now, she is working hard with her horse as she competes in shows around the country.
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Select photos from the 2008 National Cherry Festival.
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Approximately 650 friends, family, co-workers and representatives from numerous area police departments attended the funeral service at Benzie Central High School to remember Michigan State Trooper Blair DuVall.
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More than 70 pilots from across Michigan and surrounding states took part in the Traverse Area Model Pilots Society (TRAMPS) air show recently.
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Passersby give strange looks to the white, unmarked van parked at a meter with its side door open, a loud, grinding noise emitting from the interior. That's where Tony Valerio sharpens knives and shears for chefs and hair stylists. Valerio left a job in insurance to start his business and, as he put it, escape the shackles of a desk and meet new people.
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He's the first to feel a drop of rain or flinch at blustery northern winds. Blissfield resident Neil Sauter teeters 8 feet, 8 inches above the ground, and come rain or shine he is a temporary nomad. Sauter, 25, covers nearly 20 miles a day on 3-foot-high aluminum drywall stilts.
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The Memorial Day ceremony at the Leelanau Township Cemetery featured patriotic music, a history of the Gulf War and a flag ceremony with local Scout troops. At least 200 people gathered to honor veterans from a number of wars and nearly all branches of the military, among numerous community observances held around the region.
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As the saying goes, build it and they will come. During the weekend of April 26-27, over 120 athletes converged on the house Hayden built, a 17,000-squarefoot table tennis facility in Williamsburg erected by local resident Don Hayden, Jr.
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Crew members for the schooner Inland Seas spent time last week preparing for the upcoming season. The ship is one of three used for the Inland Seas Education Center's Schoolship and other educational programs, and takes students and adults on excursions for hands-on lessons about the science above and below the waters of Grand Traverse Bay and the Great Lakes.
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Cultural customs of the Far East have made their way to the Midwest. Some Traverse City residents are using Asian traditions such as yoga, acupuncture and herbal medicine to better their lives.
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Artist Stephen Knapp uses light and glass to 'light paintings' to express his vision.
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Roasting helps control the quality of Higher Grounds coffee.
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Suttons Bay Middle School students portray their idols in annual 'wax museum' exhibit.
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The nearly six-decade-old ArtCenter Traverse City has a new medium to showcase the myriad work representing the nonprofit's more than 400 members. ArtCenter opened its doors in December to artists and admirers at 300 E. Front St. in downtown Traverse City.
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A group of tom turkeys picked a spot along U.S. 127 for a spring fight. As spring approaches, contests for dominance among males and females are common.
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Chris Rice took third place at last year's Grand Traverse Regional Spelling Bee when he misspelled "pinnacle" and watched another student correctly spell "basilica" to move on to the national competition.
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Winter keeps its frozen grip wrapped around the region.
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