City Planning Commission begins again with review of zoning code
17 hours ago · The Harbor Springs Planning Commission is back at the drawing board for the city’s zoning code. The recently updated and approved code was repealed by general election in November, and City Council voted to reinstate the old code as a stop gap. During the Commission’s last meeting of the year, conversations turned to how to
Snow Light - Harbor Light News
17 hours ago · The Harbor Point Lighthouse stands winter vigil after a recent snowfall. (Courtesy photo/ Charlie MacInnis)... Please subscribe to the Harbor Light News or login to continue to enjoy reading your local newspaper. Username or E-mail Password Remember Me Forgot Password
Final market of the year a success - Harbor Light News
17 hours ago · Happy Holidays from all of us at the Harbor Springs Farmers Market. Our final market of the year was last Saturday and we had a wonderful festive event indoors at the history museum. We are incredibly grateful to our vendors, customers, volunteers, local area businesses, and our community as a whole for making our small
Downtown Development Authority reviews goals and projects
17 hours ago · Downtown Harbor Springs decked out for the holiday season. (Photo courtesy Charlie MacInnis) Each year, the Harbor Springs Downtown Development Authority does an informational meeting to give an overview of the DDA’s goals, projects, and plans for the coming year. This year’s presentation took place during the December 16 City Council meeting.
‘Add more light and less heat’ - Harbor Light News
Dec 4, 2024 · To the Editor: Happy Holidays, Harbor Springs. Last week, as we joined together to sing carols and light our tree on Main Street it was a good reminder that we have much to be grateful for. Late this summer, I began a website and Facebook page focused on our city’s zoning conversation. In that effort
Snow season gets underway - Harbor Light News
6 days ago · Both The Highlands (pictured) and Nub’s Nob ski and snowboard areas have opened full time for the winter season. Plenty of cold and snow last week allowed the resorts to get multiple runs open. While warmer temperatures came back at the beginning of this week, there is a cool down with some lake effect snow
Lights On! - Harbor Light News
Dec 4, 2024 · Harbor Springs celebrated the annual downtown Christmas tree lighting on Saturday evening, Nov. 30. While the weather was bit frightful, the event kicked of the holiday season in its usual small town special style. More photos inside. (Photo courtesy... Please subscribe to the Harbor Light News or login to continue to enjoy reading your local newspaper. Username or E-mail Password <a href ...
City council hears update on county housing efforts
Nov 27, 2024 · Emmet County has made progress on its housing needs, but still has a long way to go to reach current demand. This was the clear message of the Housing North team’s presentation to the Harbor Springs City Council on Monday night, Nov. 18. Shelly Carron, Housing North’s director of community engagement, was on hand to
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School’s back in session - Harbor Light News
Sep 4, 2024 · First day drop off at the new Shay Elementary building got a bit congested. (Harbor Light Newspaper photo/Crystal Lemaster) School is back in session for the 2024-2025 academic year, and there are a couple of big “brand new” facilities opening up in Harbor Springs, thanks to the $41-million bond project passed by district voters in