Archive: Tuesday
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- Vasa: The race is on
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'Halftime in America' ad creates debate
People rarely pick a fight with Dirty Harry. But Chrysler's "Halftime in America" ad featuring quintessential tough guy Clint Eastwood has generated fierce debate.
Continued ... - Poll: Does TCAPS need an east-side Montessori school?
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New brew pub possible
More changes are in store for downtown's Warehouse District, where a new brew pub will serve food from an adjacent cafe.
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Roundup: Placek sparks West win
Freshman Katie Placek led Traverse City West to a non-conference win over Manistee on Monday. Plus a roundup of boys basketball games.
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GT Band gives Suttons Bay $183K
Suttons Bay Public Schools received a big boost from the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians, eliminating the threat of a state takeover.
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Vasa trail is 'holding up'
An official announcement will come this evening, but it appears the North American Vasa cross country ski race will be a go for this weekend.
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Big night looms in LMC title race
All eyes will be on the Lake Michigan Conference tonight. The top four basketball teams in the standings will square off in what should be a pivotal night in the league race.
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Plans progress for TCL&P audit
Plans for a city utility efficiency review are taking shape.
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Manistee/SF wins meet, 2nd in another
Petoskey and Manistee/St. Francis each swept a ski meet Monday at Crystal Mountain.
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R-E names executive editor, ad director
The Record-Eagle announced two promotions within the newspaper's management. Mike Tyree has been named executive editor. Mark Zucco is the new advertising director.
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State police honor officer with TC ties
The Michigan State Police presented its Lifesaving Award to Detective Lt. Michael Anderson, who grew up in Traverse City.
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'Occupalooza' to have concerts, talks
Occupy Traverse City will host "Occupalooza."
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TC man charged with resisting arrest
A Traverse City man faces two felony counts after police said he verbally and physically resisted arrest.
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Habitual DUI driver faces new charges
A man with a long history of drunken driving convictions faces multiple charges after police said he was caught driving with a blood-alcohol content more than three times the legal limit.
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Bertha Vos switch will work if Montessori gets home
The issue: Bertha Vos to house only International Baccalaureate program; Our view: District must still expand Montessori
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Forum: Moving can't be only autism option
Michigan is currently ranked in the top 10 worst places to live for children with autism. Today, the best option for families to get help is to move out of state, where autism is covered by insurance.
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Letters to the Editor: 02/07/2012
Calling us to account; A healthier alternative
Continued ... - Shirley K. Soderquist
- Bryan R. Hoppe
- Death Notices: 02/07/2012
- Barbara J. Keeley
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Corporate profit growth rate slows
While other parts of the economy struggled the past two years, large companies managed to rack up higher profits quarter after quarter. Now reality is catching up with big business.
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Hoekstra defends 'Debbie Spenditnow' ad
Criticism of a Senate campaign ad featuring a young Asian woman talking in broken English grew Monday as some warned it could revive discrimination against Asian-Americans.
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Greek talks keep trading subdued
Stock indexes closed slightly lower Monday as talks dragged on between Greek political leaders over a fresh cost-cutting package required for the country to get more bailout loans.
Continued ... - January 31, 2012
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Planners OK Meijer; twp. next
Township planners unanimously recommended approval of a new Meijer Inc. store as part of phase 1 of the proposed Village at Grand Traverse development.
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