Archive: Thursday
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Ex-TC teacher to waive exam in sex case
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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Ford execs to retire
Ford says two top executives who helped lead its comeback are retiring.
Continued ... - Poll: Should lawmakers push right-to-work legislation?
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Foodie With Family: Feeding joy
The other day, after a protracted conversation about food, my little brother observed that my purpose in life is to make people hungry. As a food writer, there is something to that, but that's not the whole story ... I also feed them.
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Seafood, chocolate are tastes of love
Warm and creamy, au gratin are perfect for a cold winter night. And what better way to say "I love you" than with a little indulgence of seafood and cream.
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Recipe of the Week: Maurice Salad
Mary Smith, of Bellaire, trades recipes with friends, several of whom like this one. The salad was served at Hudson's in downtown Detroit and Smith said she copied it from the Detroit Free Press at least 25 years ago.
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Cooks Corner: Sales help Leelanau Trail
L. Mawby Vineyards has created a special label to benefit the Leelanau Trail Paving Campaign. Plus, more food news from around the region.
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Healthy Cooking: Surf and Turf Cobbler
If you're looking for a romantic Valentine's Day gift that's truly from the heart, why not give the best gift of all — a mouth-watering, healthy meal you make yourself?
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On Deadline: Handmade chocolates
Attempting to make chocolate bonbons from scratch is enough to test anyone's love. I was convinced there had to be an easier way. So I started playing. The result is this ridiculously simple — yet outrageously delicious.
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Amish Cook: Warmth helps stove breaks
The sun is shining and it almost seems like spring with the unusual warmth we are experiencing.
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Glads repeat as district champs
St. Francis won its Division 4 district wrestling title Wednesday night, beating Elk Rapids. Now comes the difficult assignment.
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Short-handed North Stars fall
Playing short a skater all game, it didn't look like it on the ice. But it did on the scoreboard.
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A changing of the guard in GT County
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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Roundup: Siddall, McCardel key title win
Manistee-St. Francis swept the top three spots in slalom and giant slalom Wednesday to win the boys' Lake Michigan Conference championship ski meet at Boyne Highlands. (Plus prep hockey and basketball.)
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Open water fishing provides an outlet
While some lakes to the north may have enough ice for fishing, the southern half of the Lower Peninsula is still experiencing no ice or unsafe ice conditions, so some are now open water fishing, the DNR said.
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Janik tapped for Leelanau administrator
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.
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Dog park backers plan fundraisers
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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Police: Man breaks up fight with gun
Police said a man on Traverse City's east side tried to stop a fight outside his home with a handgun.
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Tased man charged as habitual offender
A man stunned by police Taser in a home invasion incident was arraigned in 86th District Court.
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Other View: Not the time for 'right-to-work' fight
Michigan's Legislature should follow the lead of Gov. Rick Snyder and avoid staging an ugly confrontation over right-to-work legislation.
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Letters to the Editor: 02/08/2012
Tax unearned income; Center calls a nuisance
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Op-Ed: Komen decision set precedent
When organizations like Susan G. Komen began pulling money from Planned Parenthood, they set a precedent. When other funding resources follow suit, the people affected are the very people Susan G. Komen set out to empower: vulnerable women.
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Op-Ed: Reform falls on deaf ears
Surprise! Would you believe that political systems are stacked in favor of those with money? That's probably been true since the days of the Pharaohs. But these days, two things make the normal much worse in our country.
Continued ... - Death Notices: 02/09/2012
- Joshua James Balesh
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Funeral to be held for Powell boys
Kobe was 'rooting for Patriots' in Super Bowl
Sandusky on having to stay inside and people turning on him
Wookie Sensation
Uzbek Man Pleads Guilty in Plot to Kill Obama
Woolly Mammoth Caught on Camera?
Sandusky makes a statement
Did JLo 'Assault' Marc Anthony on Camera?
Christie Brinkley's Runway Slip
Toddler forced to run half-naked in snow
Halle Wants to Leave the Country
Northern Lights shine above earth
Plane makes perfect belly landing
Kris Jenner New Face of Arousal Oils
Raw Video: School Bus Burst Into Flames
Trending: Zip it!
What's in Steve Jobs' FBI file?
SJP Talks About Replacing Demi Moore in 'Lovelace'
Over 200 dead dolphins wash ashore
Lady Gaga's Battle With Bulimia
