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Michigan State Police tell residents not to click links in latest DMV text messaging scam

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The scammer claims to be with the "Michigan State Department of Vehicles" and alleges the target owes for an outstanding traffic ticket.Secretary of State · Michigan See the Story

Vacancy on City Council after member resigns

Harbor Springs City Council member Michael Behrmann resigned from Council on Monday, June 2, as he and his family are moving out of the area. “Like anyone else I just did my best. I probably made mistakes along the way, but the intention was always good,” Behrmann said as he addressed Council during their regular monthly meeting. Behrmann had announced at the April 21 meeting that his family would be moving to Houghton, Michigan in the near futu…Harbor Springs · Harbor Springs Read Article

Storm response kicks off summer luncheon lecture series

Matthew Blythe, Emmet County emergency management coordinator North Central Michigan College’s first Luncheon Lecture for the summer semester will feature four community leaders who played vital roles in the heroic response to the catastrophic ice storm that paralyzed northern Michigan in April. The program will take place at noon on Thursday, June 26, in the college’s library conference room on the Petoskey campus. The actions taken by our comm…Harbor Springs · Harbor Springs Read Article

Free storm debris disposal sites will close after June 15

Emmet County officials have announced that the three remaining free storm debris drop-off sites will cease operations later this month. Residents have until June 15, 2025, to utilize these temporary locations before they are officially closed on June 16, 2025. The sites slated for closure are: Emmet County Drop Site: 2101 E. Hathaway Rd., Harbor Springs Bear Creek – Flynn’s Gravel Pit: Click Rd., east of the soccer fields (users are reminded to …Harbor Springs · Harbor Springs Read Article

Third annual Lynn Duse Memorial Kids’ Bike Fest to take place in Petoskey June 7

A look back at the first annual Lynn Duse Memorial Kids’ Bike Fest in 2023. (Courtesy photo) The third annual Lynn Duse Memorial Kids’ Bike Fest will take place at the Little Traverse History Museum in Petoskey’s Bayfront Park on Saturday, June 7, 10 a.m.- 1 p.m. The event is co-sponsored by the Little Traverse Historical Society and Top of Michigan Trails Council. Registration is 10-11 a.m. The bike parade will be in two segments this year, wit…Harbor Springs · Harbor Springs Read Article

Two northern Michigan Habitats for Humanity merge

Habitat for Humanity provides safe, affordable housing through a worldwide network of affiliates. Two of those affiliates — Northwest Michigan and Cheboygan County — have merged to create more housing choices for people in northern Michigan. The merged organization will be known as Northwest Michigan Habitat for Humanity. “Counties are arbitrary definitions on a map which do not constrain where people live or work,” said Sarah Ulrich, Executive …Housing · Harbor Springs Read Article

Yorkville City Council to consider $25 million in state-backed loans for water infrastructure upgrades

The Yorkville City Council is set to vote Tuesday night on two ordinances that would authorize more than $25 million in low-interest loans through the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) to support ongoing improvements to the city’s water delivery system.Yorkville · Yorkville See the Story

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