Traverse City, MI News Roundup (9/3/25)

Northwest Michigan Housing Summit: The 11th annual summit returns Oct. 27–28 at Traverse City’s Hagerty Center, uniting community leaders, 3D-printed housing demos, zoning and modular construction workshops, plus a keynote from Strong Towns’ Norm Van Eeden Petersman — learn what’s ahead.

Local unemployment holds steady: The area jobless rate remained unchanged in July despite national shifts — find out.

Winemaker’s sushi venture: The Oosterhouse family, owners of Bonobo Winery, secured city approval to convert a Franklin Street home into a sushi bar, wine tasting room and distillery with indoor seating and a gated waterfront garden — find out how they’re blending sushi and spirits.

Traverse City’s new 200-acre park: Grand Traverse County’s proposal to transform the historic Camp Greilick into a public outdoor recreation hub promises trails, lakefront access and capped-size events — find out what’s planned.

Traverse City getaway raffle: A nationwide draw kicked off this week to raise funds for Project Purple in memory of Lou Ann Bogart, featuring prizes such as a stay at the Grand Traverse Commons loft, a Nauti-Cat cruise, and a Bowers Harbor wine tour. Entries close October 18 — find out how to enter.

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