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| June 4, 2021
Why Leelanau County ranks No. 1 in Michigan vaccination rates At this point, 75% of Leelanau’s 16 and older population has gotten at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine and 67% are fully immunized -- easily making Leelanau the No. 1 county in the state for vaccination rates, with adjoining Grand Traverse County at No. 2. A rural county of not quite 22,000 residents, the Leelanau peninsula juts into Lake Michigan, forming Michigan’s “pinkie finger” in the northwest Lower Peninsula. Some say it is somewhat surprising that Leelanau is leading the way. “You’re not looking at a county that was just primed and ready for vaccine distribution,” said Casey Petz, superintendent of Suttons Bay Public Schools. READ MORE ►After developing rare blood clots post COVID-19 vaccine, Michigan man wants more awareness Hot weather for Michigan this weekend, but what about storms? We established in yesterday's newsletter that it is going to be hot, hot, hot this weekend. Get your pool, sprinkler or beach gear ready! But now we need to talk about whether or not storms are in the plan for our Michigan weekend. The coming days are what MLive Chief Meteorologist Mark Torregrossa calls a "classic Michigan summer weekend." We will have the type of temps we usually expect in July and, many times, that heat can trigger some thunderstorms. But will that be the case this weekend? Mark has the details: READ The company that built a device that’s been used to scans the bones of Flint residents to determine their exposure to lead wants the practice to end. The vice president and general manager of Thermo Fisher Scientific Portable Analytical Instruments Inc. told attorneys with Napoli Shkolnik in a letter last month that the hand-held device it rented from the company has never been marketed for any diagnostic use, including the measurement of lead in human bones. Bone lead testing in Flint has been a lingering controversy within the overall $641-million partial settlement of water crisis civil litigation. READ MORE NCAA restrictions lifted, Jim Harbaugh returns to camp circuit: 'It's time for football' With NCAA restrictions on recruiting lifted earlier this week, Jim Harbaugh took the opportunity to declare summer football camps back. Citing the pandemic, the NCAA moved last March to extend the recruiting dead period — eliminating the ability for college coaches to recruit high school prospects face-to-face. Instead, they had to rely on virtual settings, a phone call or text message. For Harbaugh, this season marks his seventh at Michigan and he's looking to get the championship-starved Wolverines into title contention. “Memorial Day is over. It’s June now. It’s time for football," Harbaugh said. READ It was the perfect Mackinac Island wedding weekend. Until it nearly went up in flames. When a fire started next door to their Memorial Day Weekend wedding reception -- forcing an evacuation of the bride, groom and guests -- what followed was a string of events that made Elizabeth and Jake Landuyt’s wedding day one that the University of Michigan graduates will never forget. We have a look at how the Mackinac Island community rallied around the couple to make sure they had a truly magical day. READ Get your local news 24/7 Ann Arbor | Bay City | Flint | Grand Rapids Connect with MLive
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