Harbor Springs, United States (Local)
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Kate Spaulding's articles primarily focus on local government announcements, events, and city planning in the Harbor Springs area of Michigan. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to local government news, such as city council decisions, budgeting processes, election updates, and urban development projects within this specific geographic region.
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By: Kate Spaulding
The Harbor Springs Planning Commission reviewed a proposed three-story development proposal for downtown Harbor Springs. (Image part of documents submitted to Harbor Springs Planning Commission) The era of more and more blocklong three-story building... Please subscribe to the Harbor Light News or login to continue to enjoy reading your local newspaper. Username or E-mail Password * Remember Me […]
By: Sarah Shepherd, Kate Spaulding
There’s something magical about the Harbor Springs High School Girls Soccer team this year. A combination of dedication, talent, and love for the game propelled these athletes to a Division 4 Regional Championship title– the first time this district has claimed the trophy in 23 years (long before any of these players were even born). Their 1-0 win over Ovid-Elsie, […]
By: Kate Spaulding
A three-story condominium development has been proposed for the corner of Gardner and Main Street, where the Running Water building is now located (brown building on right in photo above). City Council recently voted to halt all acceptance of site pl... Please subscribe to the Harbor Light News or login to continue to enjoy reading your local newspaper. Username or […]
By: Kate Spaulding, Sarah Shepherd
When the clock ran out inside Michigan State University’s DeMartin Stadium on Friday, June 12, a sea of fans in orange and black went wild in the stands. The Harbor Springs Girls Soccer team made history in that moment, claiming the MHSAA Division IV State Championship title for the first time ever, beating Royal Oak Shrine 2-0, with junior Stefi […]
By: Kate Spaulding
The Harbor Springs Planning Commission peppered with questions the architect of a condo/parking/small retail development that would cover 88-percent of a lot that spans from Main Street to Third Street along Gardner Street during its regular meeting ... Please subscribe to the Harbor Light News or login to continue to enjoy reading your local newspaper. Username or E-mail Password * […]
By: Kate Spaulding
Chris Kukulski (Photo courtesy Charlie MacInnis) New Harbor Springs city manager Chris Kukulski may have spent nearly three decades serving
By: Kate Spaulding
The Lyric movie theatre in downtown Harbor Springs is now in its 10th year and just added two new ‘micro cinemas’. (Photos courtesy Charlie MacInnis) The Lyric’s cinematic magic got a little bigger this summer, as the non-profit movie theater in down... Please subscribe to the Harbor Light News or login to continue to enjoy reading your local newspaper. Username […]
By: Kate Spaulding
A block-long, multi-unit condo project in downtown Harbor Springs was denied during a Planning Commission meeting on July 16 by a unanimous vote. A block-long, multi-unit condo project in downtown Harbor Springs was denied during a Planning Commissio... Please subscribe to the Harbor Light News or login to continue to enjoy reading your local newspaper. Username or E-mail Password * […]
By: Kate Spaulding
The downtown Harbor Springs lamppost color conversation took a surprise turn on Monday, August 18, when Harbor Springs City Council members voted to simply repaint the globe and Third Street lampposts the colors they currently are, ending a months lo... Please subscribe to the Harbor Light News or login to continue to enjoy reading your local newspaper. Username or E-mail […]
By: Kate Spaulding
West Traverse Township will break ground for its new township hall on Aug. 24, part of what leaders envision as a ‘Centennial Campus’. (Courtesy image) A groundbreaking ceremony for the beginning of West Traverse Township’s “Centennial Campus,” will ... Please subscribe to the Harbor Light News or login to continue to enjoy reading your local newspaper. Username or E-mail Password […]
