Even though we all are thinking about how bad the economy is, people are still making it out this Rifle season to bring home the meat! The season is in full swing and local area hunting enthusiasts are bringing down bucks. The department of Natural Resources announces that 34 deer were brought through there station on Wednesday alone. I myself went out on opening day and sat with a friend of mine and got his input on last years hunt from. He said that there just wasn’t as many hunters out that he usually has seen in previous year. He wasn’t really sure yet what that meant or even if this season was going to be great at all for hunting. This really makes me believe that (more…)
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Rifle Season is in Full Swing
Friday, November 20th, 2009
City Plans to Sue Charter Over channels
Friday, November 20th, 2009Charter communications is planning to rearrange certain public broadcasting channels. They are trying to move the channels 2 and 13 up to 96 and 97 as early as the first of December. It seems that Charter has decline talking to the record eagle about the whole thing. As they try to continue supporting themselves as a company it doesn’t seem like that have any interest in supporting local initiatives for our area. This type of move could severely damage the non profit stations mass of viewers.
Visiting, Living and Working in Traverse City
Wednesday, November 4th, 2009If you have never visited Traverse City, Michigan; I highly recommend it. The area offers many attractions including beautiful shores lines, rolling hills of cherry orchards, an active downtown area, outdoor recreation, wine tours and much more.
There are two main events held every year; the Traverse City film festival and the Cherry Festival. The film festival brings celebrities from all over the world and a lot of attraction to the city. The recent Michigan film incentives should work in tandem with Traverse City film festival and help bring activity to Michigan as whole. The Traverse City Cherry Festival began in 1910 and can bring over 500,00o visitors over an eight day period. The festival includes 150 activities and events to participate in. Its a great time of year to celebrate cherries, tourism, and community involvement.
