TRAVERSE CITY — The checks aren’t quite in the mail, but the Grand Traverse Pavilions is anticipating receipt of millions in long-awaited federal dollars within the next month.
TRAVERSE CITY — An ad hoc committee, appointed to address financial and operational problems at Grand Traverse Pavilions, met and toured the facility Friday in the wake of its chief
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IPR s Max Johnston has more on the latest controversy for the Grand Traverse County Board.
The current resolution largely was not well received. Most callers said it didn’t go far enough. Many demanded formal apologies and resignations from Clous and Hentschel, as detailed in a letter to the board submitted by Traverse City Attorney Michael Naughton. It has 1,400 signatures.
County resident TJ Andrews called the resolution weak and unapologetic.
“It doesn’t even acknowledge let alone attempt to rectify the harm that’s been caused to our community by these actions,” she said.
Several other residents called into the virtual meeting to say the incident had been blown out of proportion and to defend Clous and Hentshcel.