MICHAEL CHARLES FINNEGAN, 71, of Traverse City formerly of Central Lake died Sunday, Dec. 9, 2012.
Cremation has taken place. An informal gathering will be held at 2 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012 at the home of Sean Finnegan, 377 Keystone Drive, Traverse City. A brief military service will be held at 2:30 p.m. A full obituary will be in the Thursday edition of the Record-Eagle. The family chose Life Story Funeral Home, Traverse City to handle the arrangements.
Archive: Wednesday
Death Notices: 12/12/2012
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FINAL: Beach Bums 9, Florence 7
The Traverse City Beach Bums scored six runs in the seventh inning and then held on to defeat the Florence Freedom 9-7 Wednesday night in a Frontier League baseball game in Kentucky.
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Deputies: Man shot neighbor's dog
Deputies confiscated a man's shotgun after he said he unintentionally shot a neighbor's dog.
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State Senate OKs wine tasting at markets, beer refills
Small winemakers could offer tastings and sell their wine at farmers markets around Michigan under legislation headed to Gov. Rick Snyder.
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Forum: Remember why we chase big storms
The death of storm chaser Tim Samaras has shaken the meteorological community. He was recently killed in the middle of a chase in Oklahoma, but he will always be remembered as a scientist first and storm chaser second - helping improve our knowledge of storms in order to make our lives safer.
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Editorial: Past time to address shooting range issues
To hear state Department of Natural Resources officials talk about it, there’s no big hurry to resolve issues surrounding informal shooting ranges on state land off Hoosier Valley Road.
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Rotary gives $241K in grants
A $65,000 grant awarded to Centre Ice for much-needed facilities’ upgrades is among $241,000 doled out this week by Rotary Charities of Traverse City.
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Lakers reach semis for 1st time since 2001
It's back to Battle Creek for Glen Lake. The Lakers will return to Cereal City for the first time since 2001 after an 8-3 Division 4 baseball quarterfinal victory Tuesday over Atlanta at Traverse City West.
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Road request unlikely to gain traction
Grand Traverse County commissioners doubt they can pony up half the cost of a proposed $6 million bond to fund road repairs.
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Letters to the Editor: 06/12/2013
Logical, rational manner; That’s what lobbyists do.
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Panthers come up short against Rogers City
A lot of times when a team loses 14-2, it's assumed the losing team played poorly. Not so in this case.
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Suttons Bay looks at busing options
Public school officials in Suttons Bay need to figure out how to transport students to and from school next fall.
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Veterans to receive big greeting at airport
Members of the Northwestern Regional Airport Commission reversed an earlier decision and installed a permanent, compromise “welcome home” sign for veterans in a prominent area of Cherry Capital Airport.
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Ruthkoski, Werkmeister tied for lead at Mich. Open
Muskegon's Andy Ruthkoski started the second round of the Michigan Open Championship on Tuesday with one goal in mind — catch first-round leader Tom Werkmeister.
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Sabol takes 1st loss of year for Bums
Junior Arroyo homered to lead off the bottom of the first for the Freedom, and then David Harris belted a two-run shot in the fourth as Florence went on for a 4-3 Frontier League win over the Traverse City Beach Bums.
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Meth manufacturer sentenced to 20 years
An Antrim County man received a 20-year sentence for maintaining a meth lab.
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Police: Crack cocaine found in traffic stop
A Detroit man faces felony drug possession drugs after police found crack cocaine in his car.
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Fire displaces family of four
An unfortunately placed bird nest may be the cause of East Bay Township house fire that displaced a family of four.
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Police investigating TC home invasion
One Traverse City homeowner had a rude awakening, thanks to a noisy intruder.
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Community in Brief: 06/12/2013
Healing service; Strawberry Social; Father's Day celebration; and more.
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Hartman-Hammond connection up for debate again
Old tensions over whether to build a Hartman and Hammond roads connection and bridge flared again during a special joint meeting between two county governing boards.
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FINAL: Beach Bums 1, Lake Erie 0
Jake Sabol pitched a complete game shutout to lead the Traverse City Beach Bums to a 1-0 win over Lake Erie Wednesday evening.
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Ironmen claim share of conference title
They had to wait a while, but the Mancelona Ironmen got their share of the Ski Valley Conference baseball championship Wednesday.
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Man loses arm in lawnmower accident
An Elmwood Township man lost an arm when he rolled his riding lawnmower. The man, 63, rolled his lawnmower on a hill off South Bayview Court Tuesday, said Elmwood Township Fire and Rescue Chief Keith Tampa. Rescuers responded about 11:30 a.m.
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Bums hit Crushers, 12-5
The Traverse City Beach Bums didn’t waste any time getting a jump on the Lake Erie Crushers in Tuesday’s series opener.
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Twin Lakes drowning details still murky
Conflicting accounts of efforts to save a drowning student emerged as classmates mourn Traverse City West Senior High School junior Owen Williamson.
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FINAL: Beach Bums 9, Florence 7



