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Traverse City to consider 'prowling' ordinance with jail potential of more than 90 days (opens the original)
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The idea has been suggested before. Back in December 2024, the recommendation was a part of a package of safety plan ordinances that sought to address public alcohol consumption and loitering. In the package, the proposed ordinance read that “no person shall knowingly prowl about premises owned or leased by another without the express or implied consent of that person.” Renewed interest in the ordinance comes as the Traverse City Police Department recently stepped up enforcement at Hull Park fol
Traverse City Police to 'hammer' down on drinking, smoking, and sleeping in Hull Park (opens the original)
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The Traverse City Police Department is stepping up enforcement against smoking, drinking and sleeping in downtown’s Hull Park. This comes after a series of recent incidents in the park — one in which a sailing coach said he was assaulted, and another in which police arrested a man who allegedly pulled a knife and threatened to cut another man’s throat. TCPD Officer Matthew Kirkey was at the park today, explaining the new enforcement to a table of homeless individuals. "This stuff is going to get
New lawsuit claims Interlochen ignored sexual assault against student; school denies ‘baseless’ allegation (opens the original)
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A new civil lawsuit alleges Interlochen Center for the Arts failed a 14-year-old freshman after she said she was the victim of sexual assault by other students and sexually harassed by a teacher. In a statement, the school said the suit is filled with “false allegations” and the “events simply did not occur as alleged.” That lawsuit was filed earlier this month by Flood Law in federal court and details allegations during the 2024-2025 academic school year. While Interlochen has been in the news
House candidate Edwin Dean says marijuana from 2021 arrest was his cousin’s. Records raise questions (opens the original)
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Newly discovered information shows that Michigan 103rd House District candidate Republican Edwin Dean was arrested in 2021 after Pennsylvania troopers found multiple jars of marijuana, containers of wax, and a grow tent in Dean’s vehicle at a traffic stop. The 103rd House District covers parts of Grand Traverse, Benzie and Leelanau counties and has been held by State Representative Betsy Coffia (D-Traverse City) since 2023. Last year, Dean was elected as a Northport Village Council trustee. Thre
Traverse City Police to hold event to reduce stigma around homelessness (opens the original)
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On Wednesday, the Traverse City Police Department will host an event to bring the community together for music and games — and also to hear the stories of their unhoused neighbors. Resilience Night, a part of the Resilience Program, is meant to reduce stigma around homelessness, substance abuse and mental health issues. One way to make that happen, said Traverse City Police social worker Jennifer Holm, is by “walking a mile in another person’s shoes.” To do that, attendees will walk around the B
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