Old Mission Gazette is the only digital daily newspaper covering the Old Mission Peninsula, an 18-mile piece of land stretching into Lake Michigan north of Traverse City, Michigan. Whether you grew up ...

Here’s a round-up of frequently asked questions about Old Mission Gazette. If you have other questions not answered here, feel free to email the editor, Jane Boursaw, at [email protected]. What is Old ...

(Editor’s Note: Township Supervisor Maura Sanders offers a public service announcement below regarding frauds and scams, and how to look out for them. Read on for her thoughts. -jb) Happy Thanksgiving ...

If you don’t have other plans for Thanksgiving, why not gather with your friends and neighbors for a free Thanksgiving dinner? No cooking, no cleanup, no fuss. Just relax and enjoy a great turkey ...

At noon on Nov. 20, 2024, new and returning Peninsula Township Trustees and staff were sworn into office. The event took place at the Township offices on Center Road. Following their wins after the ...

Jane has asked me if I would help her with the “Pets of OMP” column, so I thought I would spend a few moments to introduce myself, petwise. My name is Paula Kelley, and I live at the north end of the ...

(Editor’s Note: Todd Wilson, who is part of Peninsula Township’s Non-Motorized Trail Working Group, reports that funding has been secured to move forward with an action plan study. Read on for Todd’s ...

(Editor’s Note: Michael Delp responds to Marty Lagina’s note, in which he responded to Grant Parson’s note about the winery lawsuit. Read on for Michael’s thoughts. -jb) I don’t really know who Marty ...

Dear Old Mission Peninsula Neighbors, Peninsula Township has a wonderful opportunity to protect the glorious old-growth hemlocks along the John “Doc” Spencer Trail at Pelizzari Natural Area by ...

I was able to take a day to reflect on our future as a Township post-election. Again, I thank everyone who was able to cast their vote. I am looking forward to the newly-elected Town Board being sworn ...

After months of campaigning and meet-and-greets, the election results are in, residents of the Old Mission Peninsula have spoken, and our next Peninsula Township Trustees have been chosen. The ...

(Editor’s Note: Mary Beth Milliken writes to defend two members of her family — JP Milliken and Jay Milliken — who she says were maligned in a story on Old Mission Gazette and on the NextDoor app.