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  • 1 week ago | 9and10news.com | Megan Huiskens |Jeremy D. Erickson

    2025 Vacation Guide: Smoke & Porter SteakhouseSmoke and Porter Public House in Traverse City offers a variety of menu items with hints of barbecue. The restaurant is celebrating 10 years of operation this summer. They specialize in unique combinations with flavors from their wood-fired grill and smoker. They also have special cocktails to help complement the menu. 9&10’s Megan Huiskens sat down to learn more about the restaurant. 2025 Vacation Guide: Smoke & Porter Steakhouse MTM

  • 2 weeks ago | 9and10news.com | Jeremy D. Erickson |Megan Huiskens

    2025 Vacation Guide: Riverside CanoesIf you are looking to head out on the water, Riverside Canoes in Honor has options for you to get launched onto the Platte River. You can choose to paddle board, kayak or canoe, but if you are looking for a relaxing afternoon, you can rent an innertube. When you land onshore, it takes you to the views of the National Sleeping Bear Dunes Lakeshore. If you forget anything, the Riverside Canoes Gift Shop has everything from sunscreens to snacks.

  • 1 month ago | 9and10news.com | Megan Huiskens |Jeremy D. Erickson

    Northern Michigan struggles with childcare shortage and high costsTRAVERSE CITY — Parents and caregivers around northern Michigan are still having trouble finding childcare with many stuck on long waiting lists. It’s been an ongoing issue as many communities simply don’t have enough child care centers to meet demand. Now, local leaders are trying to find creative solutions.

  • 1 month ago | 9and10news.com | Megan Huiskens |Jeremy D. Erickson

    Traverse City celebrates Native American history with new Cultural MarkerTRAVERSE CITY — Traverse City has installed another Native American Cultural Marker. It’s all part of a project organized by the Traverse Area Historical Society. The markers acknowledge where native people lived. Each marker is made of steel and has a bilingual message in the traditional Native American language and English. Traverse City’s mayor says these markers tell the story of an important piece of the area’s history.

  • 1 month ago | 9and10news.com | Josh Monroe |Megan Huiskens

    TRAVERSE CITY — There will soon be more opportunity for families to find childcare in the Grand Traverse Region. Northwest Education Services, in Traverse City, broke ground this week on a new childhood and family center. The goal is to provide more childcare for families and it will give students an opportunity to learn about early childhood development. “So, childcare is really hard to find because there there’s, a large population and not enough caregiving,” says Lauren Dake, Family Liaison.

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