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2 weeks ago | 
record-eagle.com | Ted Wendling
TRAVERSE CITY — As an unusually snowy winter melted into spring, an unwelcome sight began to reveal itself on the berms of the roughly 1,000 miles of road maintained by the Grand Traverse County Road Commission. Garbage. Lots of it. kAm%96C6 H6C6 D9C65565 E:C6D[ 56C6=:4E A:646D @7 7FC?:EFC6 2?5 E96 E92H:?8 42C42DD6D @7 2?:>2=D[ ?@H 36:?8 762DE65 FA@? 3J 42CC:@? 3:C5D] %96C6 H6C6 42C 76?56CD 2?5 @E96C 3C@<6? 42C A2CED[ 2D H6== 2D >2:=3@I6D E92E 925 366?
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Jun 1, 2024 | 
record-eagle.com | Ted Wendling
TRAVERSE CITY — On April 15, about three weeks after the Traverse City Area Public Schools reported a “network disruption” that closed schools for two days, a cybersecurity research firm in England reported the alarming news that a shadowy group of hackers called the Medusa group had penetrated TCAPS’ computer network and was demanding $500,000 in ransom.
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May 6, 2024 | 
record-eagle.com | Ted Wendling |Elizabeth Brewer
TRAVERSE CITY — Crippled by arthritis and diabetes, 68-year-old Luis Asanza pushed a walker laden with his belongings down the Men’s Trail in the Pines on Tuesday morning. His torn Crocs scuffed the dirt as he limped to his new “home” — a used tent, erected next to the trail so that he will be visible if trouble comes calling.
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May 5, 2024 | 
yahoo.com | Ted Wendling |Elizaeth Rewer
May 5—TRAVERSE CITY — Crippled by arthritis and diabetes, 68-year-old Luis Asanza pushed a walker laden with his belongings down the Men's Trail in the Pines on Tuesday morning. His torn Crocs scuffed the dirt as he limped to his new "home" — a used tent, erected next to the trail so that he will be visible if trouble comes calling.
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May 4, 2024 | 
record-eagle.com | Ted Wendling |Elizabeth Brewer
TRAVERSE CITY — Crippled by arthritis and diabetes, 68-year-old Luis Asanza pushed a walker laden with his belongings down the Men’s Trail in the Pines on Tuesday morning. His torn Crocs scuffed the dirt as he limped to his new “home” — a used tent, erected next to the trail so that he will be visible if trouble comes calling.
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May 4, 2024 | 
dailyitem.com | Elizabeth Brewer |Ted Wendling
TRAVERSE CITY — Carrying their worldly possessions on carts, bicycles and their backs, members of the city’s homeless community trudged out of Safe Harbor early Tuesday morning, heading for an uncertain future. Rudy Lopez Jr. and several of his friends said they were headed for the Pines, the notorious homeless encampment that sits between Silver Lake Road and 11th Street.
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Apr 30, 2024 | 
yahoo.com | Elizaeth Rewer |Ted Wendling
Apr. 30—TRAVERSE CITY — Carrying their worldly possessions on carts, bicycles and their backs, members of the city's homeless community trudged out of Safe Harbor early Tuesday morning, heading for an uncertain future. Rudy Lopez Jr. and several of his friends said they were headed for the Pines, the notorious homeless encampment that sits between Silver Lake Road and 11th Street.
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Apr 30, 2024 | 
record-eagle.com | Elizabeth Brewer |Ted Wendling
TRAVERSE CITY — Carrying their worldly possessions on carts, bicycles and their backs, members of the city's homeless community trudged out of Safe Harbor early Tuesday morning, heading for an uncertain future. Rudy Lopez Jr. and several of his friends said they were headed for the Pines, the notorious homeless encampment that sits between Silver Lake Road and 11th Street.
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Apr 23, 2024 | 
record-eagle.com | Ted Wendling
TRAVERSE CITY — Wracked by liver cancer and in hospice care, Otto Belovich spent his final weeks trying to boost the spirits of friends and family who knew the sun was setting on the rich life of one of Traverse City's most colorful characters. "Nothing was ever serious," said his daughter, Amy Belovich.
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Apr 21, 2024 | 
yahoo.com | Ted Wendling |Elizaeth Rewer
Apr. 21—KALKASKA — Once filled with the cacophony of inmates, corrections officers and clanging cell doors, the Kalkaska County Jail is an eerily quiet place these days. Other than serving as a temporary lockup for a disheveled woman who was asleep on the floor of a holding cell last week, the 62-bed facility, which was built in 1976, sat empty. The woman, who was arrested for malicious destruction of property, was transported to the Wexford County Jail in Cadillac the following day.
