Film maker Audrey Geyer will present her new documentary Our Fires Still Burn: the Native American experience, which provides a window into the lives of contemporary Native Americans living in the Midwest. This program is made possible with support from the Friends of the Glen Lake Library.
Steve Stanton, owner of Leelanau Computer Repair in Suttons Bay, will discuss the many threats everyone faces daily in their use of computers, smartphones and tablets. Steve will suggest strategies and tools for making these online communications safe and secure.
The Glen Lake Library will host a presentation by Amanda Wetzel, of the Grand Traverse Lighthouse Museum, about the two aircraft carriers that operated on Lake Michigan during WW II, providing training for thousands of pilots and other personnel.
The next Empire Area Community Emergency Fund Concert will be held on Sunday December 21st from 4:00pm to 6:00pm in Empire at the Town Hall. We are in for another treat with a special musical performance by E Minor and Libby Liberty. Mr. Empire, Dave Taghon will also be conducting a live Auction selling many unique and
The Annual Holiday Pot Luck Dinner, Sponsored By the Empire Area Community Center (EACC) will be Saturday, December 20th 2014. Located at the Empire Town Hall in Empire, MI featuring special guests, Mr & Mrs Claus! Ham will be donated this year by Deering’s Market. Schedule for evening: 5:00pm Doors Open, 6:00 Dinner Begins, 6:40
The Glen Lake Library in Empire will host a presentation by Dr. Julianna Wilson, an entomologist and tree fruit specialist at Michigan State University. Dr. Wilson will be speaking about the different kinds of wild bees found in Michigan, comparing and contrasting them to honey bees, and about simple strategies to support and protect bees in
Sleeping Bear Dunes park ranger Jim Dal Sasso will share stories and photographs from his long career with the National Park Service. "Ranger Jim" has served in parks all across the country, from Denali to the Everglades, spending the last 20 years patrolling our local lakeshore. Before his retirement in July, Jim will offer his
