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TRAVERSE CITY Hundreds of people from northwest Lower Michigan will gather at the Traverse City Open space on Saturday, Oct. 24, at 1 p.m. to urge world leaders to take bold action in Copenhagen in December when they gather to write a new treaty to curb dangerous climate change. Those at the park will arrange themselves into a giant number, 350, and pose for an aerial photograph, which will then be beamed to Times Square in New York City. There it will be displayed on the Square s signature giant video screens, along with similar photos from 2,250 other such gatherings occurring in more than 150 countries that same day. The Traverse City event, which will continue with an afternoon and evening of activities at the Traverse City Opera House, is being organized by a local group, TC-350, which is a branch of 350.org, an international campaign aimed at inspiring the world to meet the climate change challenge. 350 stands for the atmospheric concentration, in parts per million, of carbon dioxide that scientists say we must quickly return to if the world is to avoid catastrophic climate change. Currently, due to more than 100 years of industrial emissions, Earth s atmosphere has 387 ppm of CO2. That, scientists say, means that immediate action is necessary to cut emissions of the heat-trapping gas from coal-fired power plants, gasoline-powered cars, and other technologies that burn carbon-emitting fossil fuels. October 24 is lining up to be the biggest, most significant day of environmental action in world history, and it s focused on solving global warming, said Brian Beauchamp, TC-350s coordinator and Michigan Land Use Institute staff member. We have been looking forward to this day for a long time, mainly because the people of northwest Michigan have been lending such strong support. Following the group photo at the Open Space, organizers will host a reception at the Traverse City Opera House, emceed by former Channel 9 s looking forward to Saturday s festivities. "Climate change is real, he said. It's happening now, and there are things that we can all do to help solve this growing problem. I ve predicted weather as a meteorologist for over 25 years and have a very deep understanding of how climate impacts weather and how our climate is shifting. October 24 is going to be another big step toward solving the problem, Mr. Barrons added, and I am thrilled that we in northwest Lower Michigan are going to be heard and make a difference." The day s events also include local elected leaders, musicians, restaurants, bands, and DJs. For example: State Representative Dan Scripps (D Northport) will lay out his vision for how Michigan will benefit economically from a global response to climate change. Rep. Scripps is a leading legislative voice for building the green jobs sector; he will share what s happening with the emerging green economy across the state. Singer, songwriter, and Earthwork Collaborative musician Jen Sygit will headline with her soulful songs that speak to all ages and walks of life. More than 20 downtown restaurants will offer 350 Discounts that day to support the event. An evening ball for all ages begins at 7:00 P.M. WNMC, 90.7 FM, will broadcast the ball live, and include both the live music and DJ dance music from Viridian, DJ Ras Marco D, and DJ Nesta. The International Day of Climate Action is pointed directly at influencing the coming international climate treaty conference, which is scheduled for December 7 to 18 in Copenhagen. 350.org, the national group coordinating the Oct. 24 gatherings, has no specific proposals for how best to lower CO2 levels; but it does have one extraordinarily urgent message: Our leaders must act now, without further delay. Traverse City launched its own 350.org-affiliated group just over a year ago, after world famous author and climate change expert Bill McKibben spoke at a local school auditorium to almost 700 people. Mr. McKibben announced that he was launching the world s biggest campaign to increase awareness of the importance of addressing global warming, which he called www.350.org. Since then, TC-350 has assembled a group of people who are working to make Saturday s gathering a success and engaging more northwest Michigan residents in the international dialogue on solving climate change. Since visiting Traverse City, Mr. McKibben has traveled worldwide spreading the 350 message. He will address the crowd at the Opera House with a special recorded greeting that talks about the Grand Traverse community and the time he spent here last year.

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A spelling bee, aimed at Seniors. That's one of the recent events organized by the Traverse City Senior Center, and as Vic McCarty explains, the event was about more than just spelling.

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For some Traverse City area residents, going green is getting cheaper, thanks to the work of a local electric company. Traverse City Light and Power is encouraging its customers to switch from traditional light bulbs to more efficient compact fluorescent bulbs. To help customers pay for the new bulbs, the power company is including four $2-off coupons with customers' current bills. The coupons are good at numerous local retailers. Compact Fluorescent bulbs use about 75 percent less energy than traditional bulbs, and they last ten times longer. According to those at Traverse City Light and Power, this leads to energy savings and benefits the environment, while at the same time lowering customers' electric bills.

Traverse City's newest child care center is officially open, and it's all thanks to the local YMCA. The Grand Traverse Bay YMCA received their state license to operate a new child care center in early February, and quickly opened the new facility. Tom Van Deinse, CEO of the YMCA, stated that the new center is part of the group's service to the community. According the the YMCA, the national group is the country's largest provider of day and child care services, and has been providing those services nationwide for years. The opening of the local YMCA's new child care center means that these services are now available on a local level. For more information about the Grand Traverse Bay YMCA's new child care center, log on to gtbayymca.org.

A local student is one step closer to the National Geographic State Bee, after taking first place at their school's own bee. Tori Fisher, an 8th grade student at Traverse City East Middle School, placed first in a competition between 6th, 7th and 8th grade students at the school; as the school's bee winner Fisher will be taking a written test to qualify for the state competition on April 3. Traverse City East Middle School has competed in the National Geographic Bee for years; they said that the bee gives a great venue for those who excel in knowledge about the world around them. For more information on the bee, you can visit www.NationalGeographic.com.

The Grand Traverse Bay YMCA offers numerous programs in our community, and the opening of a new facility is making their list of programs a little bit bigger. The YMCA is opening a new day care center that will serve up to 80 children, ranging from infants to school age. Those at the YMCA said that the new center is a part of the group's service to the community; they added that they felt that the Traverse City area was under served when it came to day care. The new day care facility is located in the same building as the YMCA's gymnastics program. The YMCA recently acquired an additional ten thousand square feet of space in the building; they plan to use a portion of the space for the day care center and the remainder to expand their gymnastics program. For more information on the YMCA, you can call 933-YMCA.

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It seems like everyone is holding some form of an open house as we hit the holiday season, and Downtown Traverse City is no exception. The City is encouraging people to "share the spirit of the season" at the downtown district's holiday open house. Merchants in Downtown Traverse City will be hosting open houses from 6 until 9pm on December 12; plenty of outdoor activities will be going on as well. Front Street will host entertainment, refreshments, hands-on activities and of course, an appearance by Santa Clause. A free Holiday Trolley will be available as well. The event continues late into the evening with Downtown Traverse City's Fifth Annual "Midnight Madness;" the downtown district will remain open until midnight for the event. For much more information on this holiday open house, you can call 922-2050, or visit DowntownTC.com.

The Wellington Inn, located in Traverse City, will be holding their 6th Annual "Inn at Christmastime" event from December 5-7. The event is billed as "an old fashioned Christmas;" the Wellington Inn has been decorated by local florists and artisans to give "a spectacular display of holiday designs." A tour of the mansion will be offered during the "Inn at Chrsitmastime" event; the tour will be followed by refreshments in the third floor ballroom. Tickets cost $10 at the door with proceeds benefiting the Grand Traverse Historical society; for more information head to www.WellingtonInn.com.

Jill the lead development engineer for the Traverse project shows us around the totally new Chevy Traverse midsize SUV.