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Airport Releases More Details on Fatal Pedestrian Accident

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By Beth Milligan Verified, Todd Van Sickle
| The Ticker Verified
Cherry Capital Airport Police Chief Joseph FitzGerald released a statement with more details Monday about a fatal pedestrian accident that occurrred at the airport Friday. At approximately 4:45pm Friday, authorities responded to an accident on Fly Don't Drive in front of the terminal involving a pedestrian and a Metropolis shuttle bus. "The individual was immediately given medical attention by an off-duty trauma doctor and off-duty paramedic," said FitzGerald.
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Farmers Market, Cleaner Streets, Major Fixes In New DDA Budget

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By Beth Milligan Verified, Todd Van Sickle
| The Ticker Verified
In addition to key projects like Rotary Square, a new farmers market pavilion, and riverwalk improvements, a new budget for the Traverse City Downtown Development Authority (DDA) includes funds for Union Street bridge and intersection repairs, expanded downtown cleaning and trash removal, a retail study, and Carnegie Building upgrades. DDA board members met Friday to review the draft 2026-27 budget.
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The March 2025 Ice Storm, a Retrospective

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By Beth Milligan Verified, Todd Van Sickle
| The Ticker Verified
In this week’s Northern Express—sister publication of The Ticker—locals look back on the March 2025 ice storm that devastated several northern Michigan communities. The storm’s meteorological aspects alone were stunning. “The most unique aspect of the 2025 storm was how long it lasted,” says Pat Bak, Warning Coordination Meteorologist at the National Weather Service post in Gaylord. “Typically, northern Michigan will see 6-12 total hours of freezing rain spread out over the entire winter.
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