Sault Ste Marie
Sault Ste Marie, MI · Real Estate
WXYZ Detroit 7 Action News
Benson, James spar over data centers, cost of living in second Michigan governor debate
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Coffia, Dean face off over housing, health care and Line 5 in 103rd District race
This fall, incumbent state Rep. Betsy Coffia, D-Traverse City, is running against Republican nominee Edwin Dean to represent Michigan’s 103rd state House District. Also running is Libertarian Michael Gorbe. That district — which covers all of Leelanau County and parts of Grand Traverse County and Benzie County — was...
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Focus West Michigan 10-9-26: EGLE awards Grant to Affordable Housing Project
The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy is awarding a $! million grant to a Grand Rapids redevelopment project, the public can hear from West Michigan political candidates during a Saturday morning forum in Grand Rapids, Guiding Light is again hosting its annual 5k event, Grand Rapids residents with small claims cases have a new settlement option.
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Retirees Are Quietly Settling Into This Michigan Thumb Town Where Lake Huron Homes Stay Affordable
At the very tip of Michigan’s Thumb, a tiny village sits where the land runs out and Lake Huron takes over. Fewer than 650 people call it home, and many of the newest neighbors are retirees looking for water views without big-city costs. The pace is slow, the streets...
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History of Houghton Lake Village – 7 Remarkable Forces That Transformed Michigan’s Cottage Country
Houghton Lake began as a northern Michigan community shaped by logging and rough transportation. Historic street scenes show how automobiles, fishing camps, cottage resorts, stores and restaurants gradually changed the village into a vacation destination during the first half of the 20th century.
Petoskey News Review
Petoskey seeks developer for long-vacant Mitchell Street site
A long-vacant downtown Petoskey property that has been the subject of safety concerns, a stop-work order, and extended uncertainty could have a new path forward. City leaders have been searching for a solution to filling the vacant buildings at 441, 443 and 445 E. Mitchell St. since late 2024. Emmet County officials determined the buildings were unsafe for occupancy two years ago. They cited structural concerns, roof and floor problems, an inoperable fire-suppression system, and deficiencies involving emergency exits, lighting, and signage. Now, Petoskey City Manager Shane Horn believes the best path toward resolving the long-running issue is to find a development partner willing to purchase and redevelop the property. The city has had the property appraised, with the expected fair market value expected to be more than $3 million. “We want to find a developer that shares the same vision as the city,” Horn said. “There are issues still inside of the building that need to be addressed.” A future project could include commercial space or a combination of commercial and residential uses, depending on what a developer determines is feasible for the site. Horn said the property owners appear willing to sell the property for fair market value,
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John James speaks to News 8 after debate
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The Fried Smelt Is The Order To Beat At This 140-Year-Old Michigan Tavern
Some restaurants chase trends every few years, but one Traverse City dining room has barely changed since the 1880s, and that is exactly why people keep coming back. The walls are crowded with mounted wild game, the ceiling is pressed tin, and there is a moose that gets more kisses than most celebrities.