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From staff reports

Local media matters more than ever, according to the hosts of this morning’s upcoming virtual discussion with local journalists.  Find out how local media is relevant now more than ever.

Ed Ronco of Interlochen Public Radio will host a 90-minute kitchen table chat beginning at 10 a.m. today with area journalists about the future and challenges of journalism in our counties and state. One of the panelists is Jacob Wheeler, publisher and editor of Glen Arbor Sun. The Sun was the inspiration for Freshwater Reporter.  Pat Stinson, founder and co-editor of Freshwater Reporter, was a contributing writer for the Glen Arbor Sun for more than 15 years. The Glen Arbor Sun recently won seven awards in the Michigan Press Association’s Better Newspaper Contest.

Other panelists include: David Zeman, senior editor of Bridge Magazine; Victoria Alfonseca, editor of the GTB News, a publication of the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians;  John Elchert, publisher of the Leelanau Enterprise;  Mardi Link, an award-winning author and a journalist for the Traverse City Record Eagle; and Jillian Manning, editor of The Northern Express and the daily Ticker.

Advertisement for Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy. The photo is of a snowy path through woods. The deciduous and evergreen trees have snow on them. The words that make up a quote are superimposed on the snow in black lettering and they say, The land gives so much to me that in turn I want to give back to it. Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy volunteer. Click on this ad to be taken to the website.Advertisement for Kaleva Art Gallery reads: Celebrate Kaleva's 125th. 1900 to 1925. Monthly artist shows at Kaleva Art Gallery. Saint Urho's Day bake sale, march 15, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Kaleva Art Gallery. Bottle House Museum open Memorial weekend through Christmas. Depot Railroad Museum, open Saturdays from 12 to 4 p.m. Kaleva Art Gallery is located at 14449 Wuoski Avenue in Kaleva. The ad is in the blue and white colors of the art gallery logo which is also red and black. Click on this ad to be taken to the website or Facebook page.Advertisement for the Ramsdell Regional Center for the Arts. On the left is a print by Glenn Wolff that is mostly black with some white outlines of trees, spiraling tree roots, a partial moon, prayer flags, stars, comets, spirals, birds flying in the night sky, the backs of a woman and her dog next to a lake. On the right is a painting by Nancy Adams Nash of a whimsical white figure with small head and huge hips and a heart-shaped red area over where the heart would be on a person. Next to the figure are a series of almost square boxes. The largest box appears to be on the ground next to the figure and subsequent boxes are smaller and appear to recede in the distance or climb the wall next to the figure. Each box is hooked to the one above it by one corner. Inside each box is a small line, and each line inside the box is a different color. The art exhibition is called: Glenn Wolff and Nancy Adams Nash: Land and Myth. Showing now through April 13. Hardy Hall Gallery open Wednesday thru Sunday, Noon to 3 p.m. Free Admission. Ramsdell is located at 101 Maple St. Click here to be taken to the website.

Find out how local journalists are preparing for and meeting the challenges of the evolving journalism landscape.Register for the forum here: https://www.interlochenpublicradio.org/2023-04-05/journalists-speak-why-local-media-matters-an-online-forum

This discussion is hosted by Leelanau Indivisible and the League of Women Voters of Leelanau County.

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