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Record Eagle Photos  > Week In Photos > Week in Photos, May 15-21, 2011
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Record Eagle Photos > Record-Eagle/Keith King Kevin Plamondon, owner of The M-22 Collective, works Saturday at the business.
Record Eagle Photos > Record-Eagle/Keith King A sign on the door of The M-22 Collective.
Record Eagle Photos > Record-Eagle/Keith King Cruz Paniagua, right, an employee at the Peninsula Community Library, helps her brothers, 2-year-old Steven Paniagua, second from right, of Old Mission Peninsula, and 6-year-old William Paniagua, left, make necklaces and bracelets for their mom, Angelica Paniagua, second from left, during Little Amigos Story Hour at the library on Saturday. The theme of this story hour was Mother's Day, since it is celebrated on May 10 in many Spanish-speaking countries. Books that focused on mothers were read in Spanish and craft materials were available for children to create jewelry to present to their mothers. Starting in June, Little Amigos Story Hour is scheduled for 10 a.m. on the third Wednesday of each month at the Peninsula Community Library.
Record Eagle Photos > Record-Eagle/Keith King The former Super Tool building along U.S. 31 in Elk Rapids.
Record Eagle Photos > Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Third Level Crisis Intervention Center training manager Ryan DeMarsh works at the crisis desk.
Record Eagle Photos > Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Third Level Crisis Intervention Center is celebrating its 40th anniversary. The center serves 20 counties in northern lower Michigan from its headquarters on East Front Street in Traverse City.
Record Eagle Photos > Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Third Level Crisis Intervention Center's executive director is Ken Homa.
Record Eagle Photos > Record-Eagle/Vanessa McCray Stephen and Rhonda Wurtz, of Kalkaska, have cared for numerous foster children, from newborns to teenagers.
Record Eagle Photos > Record-Eagle file photo/Keith King Cyclists travel through Traverse City on Front Street during the 2010 Ride for Silence.
Record Eagle Photos > Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Volunteers Jim Kersjes, left, and Mark Esper remove old decking on a 512-foot bridge along the TART Trail behind the Traverse City State Park. Kersjes was camping at the state park and walked over to help. The all-volunteer project is run by TART Trails, with Home Depot donating materials, supplies and volunteers. The bridge decking was more than 15 years old and in need of replacement. It is one of five bridges along this stretch of the trail -- two have already been replaced. Volunteers ages 13 and older are welcome to help during shifts from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. today and on May 17, 23, 24 and 25.
Record Eagle Photos > Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump TCAPS Board members, from left, Erik Falconer, Kelly Hall, Marjorie Rich and Julie Pucket discuss potential budget cuts during Monday's meeting in the Traverse City West High School auditorium.
Record Eagle Photos > Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Traverse City West students Katie Zagore, left, and Nicole Martell brought their violins to represent their school's orchestra during the TCAPS Board meeting.
Record Eagle Photos > Record-Eagle/Bill O'Brien Cyndi Roper, Michigan director of Clean Water Action, answers questions about the hydraulic fracturing process on Tuesday in Traverse City.
Record Eagle Photos > Record-Eagle/Keith King An art piece by Elena Mosher is displayed in a store window in downtown Elk Rapids on Tuesday as a part of Green Elk Rapids Days' Trashformations competition.
Record Eagle Photos > Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Audience members listen to Traverse City Area Public Schools Board members discuss potential budget cuts in the Traverse City West High School auditorium.
Record-Eagle/Keith King
Kevin Plamondon, owner of The M-22 Collective, works Saturday at the business.
Record Eagle Photos > Record-Eagle/Keith King Kevin Plamondon, owner of The M-22 Collective, works Saturday at the business.
Record-Eagle/Keith King
Kevin Plamondon, owner of The M-22 Collective, works Saturday at the business.
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