Emily Meier is a journalist for Harbor Light Newspaper. She covers a wide range of topics, including community events, local news, arts and culture, and outdoor activities. With a passion for storytelling, Emily strives to bring engaging and informative articles to her readers.
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Emily Meier predominantly covers local news related to events, announcements, and community developments in Harbor Springs, Michigan. Her focus is on topics such as local cultural events, community initiatives, and human-interest stories.
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By: Emily Meier
Editor’s Note: The 9th annual Harbor Springs Festival of the Book will take place this year, September 27-29 in venues throughout Harbor Springs. While the event is sold out, in anticipation of the variety of amazing authors coming to town, the Harbor Light Newspaper will feature some interviews with a select few as a way of introducing these artists to […]
By: Emily Meier
Editor’s Note: The 9th annual Harbor Springs Festival of the Book will take place this year, September 27-29 in venues throughout Harbor Springs. While the event is sold out, in anticipation of the variety of amazing authors coming to town, the Harbor Light Newspaper will feature some interviews with a select few as a way of introducing these artists to […]
By: Emily Meier
Editor’s Note: The 9th annual Harbor Springs Festival of the Book will take place this year, September 27-29 in venues throughout Harbor Springs. While the event is sold out, in anticipation of the variety of amazing authors coming to town, the Harbor Light Newspaper will feature some interviews with a select few as a way of introducing these artists to […]
By: Emily Meier
Editor’s Note: The 9th annual Harbor Springs Festival of the Book takes place this weekend, September 27-29 in venues throughout Harbor Springs. While the event is sold out, in anticipation of the variety of amazing authors coming to town, the Harbor Light Newspaper continues to feature some interviews with a select few as a way of introducing these artists to […]
By: Emily Meier
Little Traverse Conservancy is announcing a new program that seeks to increase land protection on the shores of the Great Lakes. A historic example is the protection of Emmet County’s beloved Sturgeon Bay Dunes (pictured) by the DNR in 1991, a charge... Please subscribe to the Harbor Light News or login to continue to enjoy reading your local newspaper. Username […]
Animal shelters and rescues across the country are pleading for help as their kennels are overflowing and their resources are dwindling. Michigan shelters are no exception. Michigan shelters and rescues are feeling overwhelmed as more and more animals come through their doors and fewer adopters are able to help. Many report they are still dealing with the effects Covid had […]
By: Emily Meier
Rose is 31 years old and has earned her recent official retirement as a school horse. In the last couple years she has roamed the Rising Hope Equestrian Center property freely grazing.
By: Emily Meier
Kate Cohen. (Harbor Light Newspaper photo/Crystal Lemaster) Kate Cohen is an Educational Therapist who specializes in working with students
An Arctic Tern, a rare species, pictured above was spotted locally during the Petoskey Christmas Bird Count. (Photo courtesy Sue Kurtz)
Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council is partnering with Winter Salt Awareness Week national learning event to help bring awareness to the repercussions that road salt has on the environment.
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