Alli Baxter
Morning Reporter and Multimedia Journalist at UpNorthLive
Morning Reporter and Multimedia Journalist at WPBN-TV (Traverse City, MI)
☀️Morning Reporter/MMJ @upnorthlive | JMU alumna | formerly @jmubreezetv | tell me your story ~ [email protected]
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2 days ago |
upnorthlive.com | Alli Baxter
GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY, Mich. (WPBN/WGTU) --It took eight seconds for former Grand Traverse County commissioner Ron Clous to set the stage for a four year legal battle. Four years after Clous flashed a rifle during a virtual commission meeting, the county settled a federal lawsuit with the woman who was giving public comment when the weapon was shown. The Michigan Municipal Risk Management authority, a self-insurance pool that provides liability coverage for the county, is footing the $100,000 bill.
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1 week ago |
upnorthlive.com | Alli Baxter
"At 7.10 a.m. officers from the Traverse City Police Department, Grand Traverse County Sheriff's Department and the Michigan State Police entered the Pines and made contact with 14 individuals and provided them an opportunity to comply with our ordinances," said City Police Chief Matt Richmond. (WPBN)
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1 week ago |
upnorthlive.com | Alli Baxter
BENZIE COUNTY, Mich. — A newly constructed cell tower overlooking Bellows Park has sparked debate among residents and officials in Crystal Lake Township. We believe that there's nothing wrong with cell towers. We just want cell towers to be put on put into the areas that the zoning ordinance says that they should be put in. The park land, was deeded to the city of Frankfort in 1938 with a restriction for public use.
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1 week ago |
upnorthlive.com | Alli Baxter
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- On Monday, multiple community organizations came together to clean, "the Pines." It's an area in Traverse City where people experiencing homelessness camp. It's going to be ongoing. Usually these things take more than one day to clean up. The city cleans the Pines seasonally and has done two cleanups a year for several years. "We have a number of volunteers from the community that come out and help," said Police Chief Matt Richmond.
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1 week ago |
upnorthlive.com | Alli Baxter
WEXFORD COUNTY, Mich. — Eight years after a devastating explosion at a Wexford County motel left then 13-year-old Brian Adams with severe burns, Adams, now a college student, is appealing a Michigan Appeals Court decision in his civil lawsuit. The lawsuit, initially filed in 2022, named several parties, including Adams' mother, the motel owners, and the Wexford County prosecutor.
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