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A crackdown in Hull Park (opens the original)
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Traverse City leaders are considering a new ordinance which would allow police to arrest people in local parks for what’s called “prowling." It’s a charge that could land a person in jail for more than 90 days. This comes after mounting safety complaints at Hull Park — including recent assaults — caused police to step up enforcement. Reporting for this episode by Maxwell Howard. Producer: Austin RowladerEditor: Steve JunkerHost: Ed RoncoMusic: Blue Dot Sessions
The Antrim County Recall Effort (opens the original)
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It took a few tries in front of the Board of State Canvassers, but Ashley Areeda has the green light to circulate a recall petition against Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop. She talks to IPR about what the effort will entail, and then we speak with Votebeat Michigan's Hayley Harding, about the bigger picture. IPR has made multiple requests to interview Bishop. The invitation remains open. Producer: Austin RowladerEditor: Steve JunkerHost: Austin RowladerMusic: Blue Dot Sessions
Special Episode: Live from the Harbor Springs Festival of the Book (opens the original)
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We brought the Lowdown on the road for a special LIVE broadcast from the Harbor Springs Festival of the Book! Amy Gillard, festival director pulled out her notebook where she's been recording every book she's read since 1983. Lars Kenseth wrote and illustrated a picture book based on Melville's Moby Dick. And local bookshop owner Katie Boeckl tells us about selling paperbacks in the digital age. Producer: Austin RowladerEditor: Steve JunkerHost: Ed RoncoMusic: Blue Dot Sessions
Fighter jet crashes near Interlochen (opens the original)
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An F-16 fighter jet went down yesterday in a neighborhood near Grawn. IPR's new community engagement reporter Astrid Code was on the scene. Also, the republican candidate for the 103rd State House District was caught with marijuana in Pennsylvania during a 2021 traffic stop. The police report says Edwin Dean admitted to distributing marijuana, but he told IPR's Maxwell Howard the marijuana was his cousin's. Those details and more in today's Up North Lowdown. Reporting for this episode by Astrid
More flight gates, indoor-outdoor fireplace, and cherry pies: inside TVC's $190M expansion (opens the original)
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Once upon a time, Cherry Capital Airport (TVC) was a quiet rural airport frequented by regional puddle-jumpers and small prop planes. Nowadays, jets, airliners, military aircraft and almost a million passengers from all over the world travel each year in and out of TVC. To accommodate the increasing number of travelers, the airport is building a new concourse — Concourse B. We'll take an inside look with airport director Kevin Klein. Reporting for this episode by Vivian La, Astrid Code and Austi
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