Please note the change to our schedule! We will be kicking off our Pavilion Summer Concert Series on June 5th with Eric Jaqua! |
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Planning Commission approves revised Lofts on Lake project
The Planning Commission met Monday and approved a revised proposal from Michigan Community Capital for the Lofts on Lake mixed use project at 100 North Lake Street. The revised plan increased the number of floors from 3 to 4, and increased the total number of apartments to 57, which include 9 studio units, 27 one-bedroom units, 18 two-bedroom units and 3 three-bedroom units. The first floor would now have 7,909 sq ft of retail lease space. The proposed project would include the development of 63 off-street private parking spaces and 24 on-street public parking for a total of 87 new parking spaces. The next step in the process will be consideration by the City Commission.
The Planning Commission also held a pre-application discussion of a possible food truck court adjacent to the car wash on Ray Street. Because this is the first time that a proposal has been received for the operation of several food trucks in a permanent space developed for that purpose, the Commission directed Planning Director Scott McPherson to research and propose changes to the applicable city ordinance regulating outdoor cafes and outdoor eating areas.
ARBOR DAY CELEBRATION - Boyne City has declared Friday, April 26th as Arbor Day, celebrating 20 years as a “Tree City USA.” To celebrate the City, the Boyne Valley Garden Club and the Friends of the Boyne River will be giving away evergreen seedlings and small deciduous trees at the Veterans Park Pavilion from 10 a.m. to noon. Each tree will be accompanied by a brochure with planting and care instructions, making it easy for residents to start their own backyard arboretum. Members of the Boyne Valley Garden Club, the Friends of the Boyne River and the Northern Michigan Master Gardener Association will be onsite to answer tree questions. Additionally, representatives from Michigan Butterfly Habitats and the Boyne District Library Bookmobile will be present along with displays from local environmental groups. Full press release.
VETERANS PARK WORK BEE - Join in this Saturday at 9 a.m. for a special work bee at the City's Veterans Memorial located at the entrance to Veterans Park, 207 N Lake St. Whether it's planting flowers, tidying up, or lending a hand, every contribution counts. As a token of appreciation, donuts will be provided for all volunteers. ( See Boyne City Main Street flyer below.)
CITYWIDE LEAF PICK-UP continues on Mondays and Fridays through May 24. Please set bagged leaves on the curb in biodegradable paper bags. This is for leaves only; brush and branches will not be picked up.
POLICE DEPT. HIRING - The Boyne City Police Department is seeking qualified applicants for a community-minded and team-oriented Police Officer. Here is the opportunity to work where everyone wants to play. Must be proficient at written and verbal communication and have excellent problem-solving skills. The selected applicant must be able to pass a physical, psychological exam and extensive background check. Must be M.C.O.L.E.S Certified or Certifiable. Comprehensive wage and benefit package. EOE. Submit letter of interest and resume to: Kevin Spate, Chief of Police,
JANITORIAL SERVICES - Sealed bids are now being accepted by the City of Boyne City for the provision of Janitorial Services. Bids will be received in a clearly marked envelope labeled “Janitorial Services” until 1 P.M. April 24, at Boyne City Hall, 319 North Lake Street, Boyne City, MI 49712, at which time they shall be opened and read. Complete specifications are available at City Hall or online here.
DUST CONTROL SERVICES - Sealed bids are now being accepted by the City of Boyne City for Dust Control Services on our gravel roads, alleys and parking lots. Bids will be received in a clearly marked envelope labeled “Gravel Dust Control Services” until 1 P.M., April 26, at Boyne City Hall, 319 North Lake Street, Boyne City, MI 49712 at which time they shall be publicly opened and read. Complete specifications are available at City Hall or online here.
SUMMER JOBS - Boyne City has opportunities for seasonal, summer and part-time employment in the City's marina, parks, public works, and water/wastewater departments. Come be a part of our team! Application to apply. Full Job Posting. The completed application can be emailed to info@boynecity.com, dropped off or mailed to City Hall, 319 N Lake St., Boyne City MI 49712.
CITY-WIDE RUBBISH PICKUP is scheduled for Saturday, May 18. Place materials on the street after 5 p.m. Friday and it must be out no later than 7 a.m. Saturday. This is for larger items that cannot be disposed of with your household trash - such as mattresses, furniture and light construction debris. This is available for residential properties of 3 units or less (not commercial properties) within the city limits. The total volume of all items that may be placed out for collection per house is limited to two cubic yards, about the size of a regular pick-up truck bed. This link has complete details and acceptable / non-acceptable items.
CITY MEETINGS
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City Commission meets at 12 noon Tuesday, April 30 (rescheduled from April 23). The agenda will be posted here.
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Main Street Board meets at 8:30 a.m. Thursday, May 2, at City Hall. The agenda will be posted here.
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We will be doing a Facebook Live around 11 AM today,
Friday 4/19, to draw the 4 winners of Gift Cards for
our Taste of Boyne event!
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Thank you to Family Fare, the Boyne Valley Lions Club, and Beani's Coffee Lounge!
Also, Charlevoix State Bank will have root beer floats & Boston coolers.
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Upcoming Events
Click on images below for more details
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Chalet Edelweiss Wine Weekend
Friday, May 3 through Sunday, May 5
Uncork the beauty of spring and savor the flavors of the season at the Chalet Edelweiss Wine Weekend. Nestled in the blossoming landscapes of northern Michigan, Chalet Edelweiss, with its European-inspired ambiance, provides the perfect setting for a spring getaway. The weekend unfolds with a series of experiences designed to tantalize your taste buds and rejuvenate your spirit. Don’t miss this opportunity to welcome spring in style—reserve your spot today, limited availability!
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Sustainability Dinner
Friday, May 10
Join us for a special Sustainability Dinner at The Beach House Restaurant on Friday, May 10, from 6:30-9:00pm. This four-course meal showcases delicious, sustainably sourced ingredients. Our chefs have crafted a menu that celebrates local, seasonal bounty, minimizing environmental impact while maximizing flavor. Perfectly paired with each course will be a selection of craft beers from Short’s Brewery, a Michigan favorite known for its commitment to sustainable brewing practices.
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Mother's Day Brunch
Sunday, May 12
Every mother deserves to feel special on Mother’s Day, especially the mom in your life. Treat her and the entire family to brunch at the Beach House Restaurant on Deer Lake. Brunch will be served from 10:30am-2:30pm on Sunday, May 12. From breakfast favorites to the carving station, there is something for every appetite. Reservations highly recommended, please call 231.549.6854.
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Dirty Dog Dash
Saturday, June 1
The annual Dirty Dog Dash will leave you feeling dirty, tired, and fulfilled. The race route will cover 5km across the slopes of Boyne Mountain Resort with competitors climbing, crawling, wading, and sliding to conquer the numerous obstacles in front of them. This event is available to all pups 8 years of age and older! The post-race festivities features live music, a cookout, and cold beer for those 21 and older.
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Knit the Bridge
Saturday, June 8
We are thrilled to announce the kick-off to our Strings in the Sky summer series with Knit the Bridge. Artfully curated pieces adorn SkyBridge Michigan for all to enjoy beginning Saturday, June 8. With the playful colors of a Michigan summer as our artists’ muse, take in the vibrant display with the soothing sounds of stringed instruments playing along. Knit the Bridge display will be on SkyBridge Michigan for one to two weeks.
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A Message from Doug Bean:
2 Years ago on April 3, such changes in these two very Special People’s lives, my Grandson Carter and his Girlfriend Karleigh. What they have gone through is an experience no one would ever want to go through. Their Courage and Strength together are what is making them the two exceptional Young People that they are!
Thank you to the Boyne Community for your support!
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Woodlands Organic
Woodlands Organic was created to give people a truly organic experience. Whether that be a walk through our woodlands, a sip of our kombucha, or a friendly chat at the farmers market; Our hope is that you walk away from Woodlands Organic feeling better than before.
The Woodlands itself is a registered tree farm and consists of organic crops, an aspen and maple forest, wetlands, a beaver meadow, and a nature preserve.
Currently, we’re brewing authentic USDA Organic Certified Kombucha that you can find at Northern Michigan’s farmers markets, as well as some of Michigan’s favorite local shops. Check out the website link at the top of our page to learn about all of our available flavors!
We encourage you to stay in touch with us through Facebook and Instagram to watch our journey as we expand our business to provide you with some of the best organic products that Michigan has to offer!
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Our Mission Statement: “To be your most trusted and valued financial partner for life.”
AAACU has been putting its members first since 1953! That’s why more than 46,000 individuals, families, businesses, and organizations choose Alpena Alcona Area Credit Union.
We strive to provide progressive and quality services to our members each and every day. The wide array of products we offer and the services we provide are because of them. Our loans are designed to meet their needs with low costs and flexible terms. Our mortgages are handled direct so they always know who they are talking to. Our Visa cards are plain, simple and administered locally so they do not need to worry about any hidden fees. Our electronic services are ever expanding and provided for their convenience. Our share accounts are designed for investment in their future, and our share draft accounts provide them a safe, convenient alternative to writing checks or carrying cash – a MasterMoney debit card.
We have our New Membership Link – which quickly helps people looking to join the credit union apply online and potentially receive a $100.00 new member reward. I have that link below.
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Michigan Community Capital
We are an independent non-profit 501(c)(3) tax-exempt public charity whose Board of Directors is comprised of representatives of low to moderate-income communities across Michigan. We have received more than $380M in Federal New Markets Tax Credit allocation, and in addition to MEDC and MSHDA, we receive support from our bank partners.
We lend and invest in income-diverse, race-diverse, and occupationally diverse communities to counter gentrification and create upward mobility and wealth-building opportunities for underserved individuals and families in Michigan. Our loans and investments are frequently qualified under the Community Reinvestment Act as meeting a public welfare purpose.
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We are grateful for your support and are excited to announce a special event as a token of our appreciation. We are hosting a 'waffle' and giving you the opportunity to win an incredible 8s 4x4 RC, the Kraton, which can handle anything. We have 28 tickets available for $40 and once they are sold, we will hold the 'waffle'. The value of the truck is $999.99. You may pick your number and can chose multiple numbers. We wish you the best of luck!
Only 2 left!
******** We received word today from our distributor that The Kraton 8 s is in back order until July. So we will be giving away the Outcast 8 s. The price is the exact same. If anyone would has purchased a ticket and would like a refund please let us know.
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On the 27th, during Buff Up Boyne, Charlevoix State Bank will be giving out free root beer floats to all the workers and anyone else in the community who comes out. We’ll be set up in the parking lot of the Boyne City branch, 102 S Lake St, starting at about 11am. This is a small celebration of CSB’s 30th anniversary and thanking the community for their hard-work and support. |
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Play Time at Lake Louise
Come enjoy our playground on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10am until 3pm until the end of the school year. The playground is located between the Retreat Center and Thumb Lake. Convenient parking adjacent to the playground. A responsible adult must be with a child at all times.
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Full Circle of Inspiration:
“All Things Spring Exhibit”
April 13, 2024 – May 30, 2024
Opening Reception 4/13/24
From 5-8 p.m. – Meet the Artists
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Come and be inspired by the beautiful photography of Winnie & Bill Johnston, but that’s not all! For this exhibit local artist have also been inspired by their beautiful photography and as part of this exhibit, each participating artist has chosen one or two of the Johnston’s photographs to recreate in a medium and perspective of their choice. Both the photographers and the artists artwork will be on display. A blending of perspectives comes to life Full Circle. Everyone gets a vote for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place of these recreations and winners will be announced on May 30, 2024.
Credits:
Exhibit Creator & Vision - Dawn Caine
Photographers - Winnie & Bill Johnston
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Boyne Area Skate Park is seeking board members with secretarial, legal or accounting experience. Please contact us with interest at boyneareaskatepark@gmail.com
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Springtime means outdoor fun! To celebrate the season, we have several spring activities and a special SPIRIT Club Earth Day event planned. PLUS, SPIRIT Day Camp registration starts soon!
Programs are offered at little to no cost for participants.
Registration is required for all events; continue reading for details.
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Sustainable Style: Challenge Mountain Resale Store's Commitment to EARTH DAY, EVERY DAY
Boyne City, MI | April 2024 — The fashion industry churns out a staggering 100 billion garments annually with a whopping 92 million metric tons ending up in landfills, according to data from earth.org. This translates to the alarming rate of clothing being dumped into landfills every second. When pondering the sustainability of purchasing gently used clothing from Challenge Mountain Resale Store, rest assured that you're significantly decreasing your carbon footprint. In fact, research from ecocart.io indicates that opting for second-hand items slashes carbon emissions and “reduces the carbon footprint by 82%.” But it's not just about clothing. By supporting the Challenge Mountain Resale Store, you're diverting household goods, furniture, sporting equipment, tools, and more from landfills. This further diminishes our collective environmental impact in everyday life.
“One of my favorite aspects of working at Challenge Mountain Resale Store is the circle of life for our merchandise,” expresses Alaina Farrington, Assistant Resale Store Manager. “Items that may otherwise end up in a landfill are donated to our store, sorted and then displayed on our sales floor to find new homes and purposes. Not only do sales help to provide adaptive recreation to our wonderful participants, the Resale Store provides a safe place for our volunteers to donate their time, giving them a sense of pride while forming lifelong friendships with other volunteers,” she adds.
Each purchase and donation directly contributes to enriching the lives of an expanding circle of children, youth and adults with physical and cognitive disabilities through adaptive recreation. “From adaptive skiing and biking to nature experiences and vibrant arts programs, participants derive immense benefits from these activities," emphasizes Executive Director Elizabeth Gertz.
"Reflecting on Earth Day 2024, take a moment to appreciate the impact of your support for Challenge Mountain Resale Store," encourages Gertz. “The Challenge Mountain Resale Store is more than just great thrifting—it is a vital funding source for Challenge Mountain adaptive programs.”
Discover more about Challenge Mountain by visiting challengemtn.org or contacting the Resale Store at 231.582.6966. Shop Monday thru Saturday, from 9:30am to 5:30pm. Gently used donations are accepted from 9:30am on Tuesdays and Fridays. Find the Resale Store at 1100 Boyne Avenue, Boyne City, MI 49712. |
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Sponsor the 2nd Annual Mediation Celebration
Northern Community Mediation is excited to announce their 2nd annual Mediation Celebration event on June 20, 2024, at the Emmet County Fairgrounds Community Building. This summer kick-off party is a chance for our community to come together for an evening of great food, music, dancing, and meaningful conversations, while also supporting local businesses with a $25 local gift card entry pass.
We invite you to join us as a sponsor:
· Solstice Sponsor: $1000 (8 passes & 8 drink tickets)
· Sun Sponsor: $500 (4 passes & 4 drink tickets)
· Moon Sponsor: $250 (2 passes & 2 drink tickets)
· Star Sponsor: $100 (1 pass & 1 drink ticket)
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Protecting Children and Infants
HDNW invites all to make a difference during National Infant Immunization Week
National Infant Immunization Week is more than a health observance. It’s a priority. With measles – once eliminated in the United States by vaccination – making a comeback, the Health Department of Northwest Michigan (HDNW) and Northern Michigan Public Health Alliance urges residents to get their children vaccinated.
On average, nearly one in five unvaccinated people in the United States who get measles need to be hospitalized, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Preventions. In a recent outbreak in Ohio, more than 40% of infants and children infected with measles were hospitalized.
“Giving children and infants the recommended vaccines is the best way to protect them from serious childhood diseases like measles and whooping cough, also known as pertussis,” says Dan Thorell, HDNW Health Officer. “A moment of discomfort ends up providing prolonged protection for children and our communities from infectious diseases.”
National Infant Immunization Week, which runs from April 22-29, highlights the importance of protecting children two years and younger from vaccine-preventable diseases. Routine vaccinations protect again these 14 diseases:
· Polio
· Tetanus
· Flu
· Hepatitis A and B
· Measles, Mumps and Rubella (one vaccine)
· Hib
· Whooping Cough
· Pneumococcal
· Rotavirus
· Chickenpox
· Diphtheria
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), childhood vaccination is important because it helps provide immunity before babies and children are exposed to potentially life-threatening diseases. Many infants and kids are behind on routine vaccinations, which puts them and others at risk.
“Infants and children have developing immune systems that can fight off germs they encounter daily through food, air, or on objects,” says Joshua Meyerson, HDNW Medical Director. “However, some diseases require a more robust immune response to prevent severe illness, making childhood vaccination highly effective because it is scheduled for when the child’s immune system learns the most from the vaccine.”
For an easy reference on infant and child immunizations and when they should be given, see https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/parents/diseases/forgot-14-diseases.html. If you are unsure of whether your child has missed any shots, please reach out to your primary care provider or HDNW at 800-432-4121. HDNW uses a variety of programs and bills most insurances to offer free vaccines to families. No one will be turned away due to the inability to pay.
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New Spring Clothing From:
Habitat
Clara Sun Woo
Shana and More
We are excited to announce the arrivals of some of our top selling women's clothing brands. Grab your size in the unique styles from Habitat, Clara Sun Woo, and Shana clothing. Scroll down to shop our top picks, or come visit us in store downtown Boyne City!
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Boyne City High School’s
SPONSOR -A-SENIOR Basket Project
Who:
Anyone can “SPONSOR-A-SENIOR” - Friends, teachers, local business owners, neighbors, grandparents, coaches, BCHS Alumni, parents and siblings are welcome to participate! You can choose to be anonymous, or let your senior know who you are at the basket reveal time. We will NOT be sharing sponsor names with the student—BUT YOU CAN (but not before the basket is given to your senior)!! We will not sponsor a student to their own family members.
What:
Once you tell us that you are willing to sponsor a senior, we will provide you with a student name, along with a basket and a Class of 2024 student survey with their likes/dislikes. You will then fill the basket with fun goodies (as an individual/family/ neighborhood/co-workers/friends-it’s up to you!) for your senior to enjoy. The survey provided will give you a glimpse of the seniors' likes and dislikes. There will not be any restrictions as to what can be placed in the baskets, or what dollar amount can be spent (on average, last year’s baskets were valued at roughly $100 each). We have been doing his project since 2020, and have had AMAZING results since. Our students were very thankful and surprised with the generosity of our hometown!
Where:
This project is multi-functional. Yes, we want the seniors to be gifted with a great basket filled with fun things from the community, but it’s also a fun way to bring a little bit of BOYNE PRIDE back into the local economy!
When:
The deadline for basket delivery to Megan Neidhamer or Erin Zucker will be Thursday, May 23, 2024. Baskets will be picked up by the Class of 2024 before graduation. We will have seniors pick up the baskets from BCHS during Graduation Rehearsal on Friday, May 31st.
Why:
To spread joy and love to the Boyne City Class of 2024! Get creative, have fun, think outside-the-box. It’s up to you! If you need ideas, please contact us, our info is below!
TO SPONSOR A SENIOR:
E-Mail Megan Neidhamer @ mneidhamer@boyne.k12.mi.us your name and best phone number to reach you at in the email. Also include the name of the BCHS senior you are wanting to sponsor, if you are wanting to sponsor a specific senior. (You may or may not be granted your first choice). If you are wanting to sponsor a specific gendered student, please let us know that as well! We can also pair you with a student who shares the same hobbies and interests as you!
Our goal is to have EVERY BCHS graduating senior to be sponsored. We will not leave anyone out. If you are wanting to donate to the cause, but don’t wish to sponsor a senior, donations will be accepted to the project coordinator, Megan Neidhamer, via the following ways:
PayPal: mneidhamer@yahoo.com
Venmo: @MeganNeid
CashApp: $MeganNeidhamer
Cash/Checks to The BCHS Athletic Office will also be accepted.
**All donations will be used for the BCHS Senior Class SPONSOR A SENIOR project, the class of 2024 Graduation and future BCHS class of 2024 events**
Questions can be directed to:
Megan Neidhamer mneidhamer@boyne.k12.mi.us, 231 330-3737
Erin Zucker ezucker@boyne.k12.mi.us, 231 838-1206
PLEASE REACH OUT WITH ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS, WE CAN’T WAIT TO SEND OUR CURRENT SENIORS INTO THE SUMMER AND FOLLOWING SCHOOL YEAR WITH SOME GREAT BOYNE PRIDE GOODIES!
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The Boyne Arts Center is open Tuesday through Sunday 12-4 PM
and is located at 1 Water Street, Boyne City, MI 49712
Artists are invited to bring their lunch and their latest project and
take advantage of our free Open Studio.
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Arts in the Park: The Boyne Arts Center is having their 4th Annual Boyne Arts in the Park and this year we are teaming up with The Farmers Market to bring our community an extra awesome day by working together pooling our resources and improving the flow of traffic.
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Fused Glass Sun Catcher & More
May 4th
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Portrait Painting: A Deeper Dive with Robert Scudder - 4 Week Class
Thursdays, May 9, 16, 23, & 30
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NCMC OFFERS FULL-TUITION SCHOLARSHIP FOR GRADUATING HOME SCHOOL SENIOR
The Presidential Scholarship covers tuition and fees for four consecutive semesters.
PETOSKEY, Mich. — North Central Michigan College will again provide a full-tuition Presidential Scholarship to one graduating senior from a home school within its service area.
Presidential Scholarships are offered for full tuition (up to 20 contact hours per semester) and mandatory fees for four consecutive semesters (fall and winter only). Field study fees are not included. Scholarship recipients must register for the fall semester immediately following their spring high school graduation.
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NCMC ANNOUNCES SUMMER LEARNING ACADEMY FOR KIDS
Academy runs June 24—August 15; open to children entering grades 3—8
PETOSKEY, Mich. — North Central Michigan College has launched its Summer Learning Academy, an 8-week experience designed to ignite young minds and foster a love for learning during the summer break.
The academy runs June 24 through August 15 and offers a variety of engaging programs tailored for children entering grades 3 through 8. Morning classes (9 a.m.—12 p.m.) and afternoon classes (1—4 p.m.) are available. All classes are held on North Central’s campus.
A $99 registration fee covers four days of instruction plus class supplies. Scholarships are available for eligible students.
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EVENT:
Student Research Project: The Siebert Family, 1882-1925
Friday, April 26 12 p.m. NCMC Library
Attendees to this free event will learn how these student-researchers became interested in this work, their approach to discovery, what they’ve learned about Petoskey's Siebert family.
NCMC student-researchers have been working with Sociology and Anthropology Professor Kerri Finlayson to investigate the history of the Siebert family, who previously owned 120 acres of what is now the NCMC Natural Area.
Attendees will learn about how these researchers became interested in this work, their approach to discovery, what they’ve learned about the Siebert family.
About the Presenters:
Phoenix Backus - Phoenix is graduating in May with their Associate of Arts degree. Following graduation, Phoenix is heading to GVSU to begin working toward their Bachelor of Anthropology with a minor in Archaeology. Following this, Phoenix plans to obtain a master’s degree in Arts, Cultural Management, and Museum Studies.
Anna Ruhling - Anna is a current NCMC student focusing on humanities and the social sciences. Anna has a long-term plan of obtaining a master’s degree in classical archaeology due to a Rick Riordan-fueled love of mythology.
This is a FREE event. RSVPs are preferred but not required.
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Our Boyne Area Center is now open full time 8am - 4pm!
Please join us for some fun on our special celebration days in April!
Thursday, April 25, 2024 – Special Volunteer Appreciation & Celebration Day
Don’t forget we have a well-stocked exercise room for our aging adults in Charlevoix, East Jordan and Boyne City. We have also added some fun new programming in all of our Centers this year too. Keep an eye out for BINGOCIZE, Cardio Drumming, Technology Trainings, Movies and Travels on our new Smart TV’s, and much more!
Please print our Calendars, “Like” our Facebook Page “Charlevoix County Commission on Aging”, follow us on Instagram “Charlevoixcountycoa” and look all the other goings on either on the Senior Hi-Lites Newsletter page or the Menus / Calendars and Activities pages of our website at www.charlevoixcounty.org/Commission_on_Aging .
We are changing what aging looks like and feels like!
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04737 Fuller Road, East Jordan, MI 49727
(231) 536-3369
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We are currently open noon to 4pm Saturdays, 2pm to 4pm Sundays and other times by appointment.
Raven Hill Discovery Center, incorporated in 1991, is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt corporation.
Mission: Raven Hill provides a place that enhances hands-on and lifelong learning for all ages by connecting science, history & the arts.
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This little cutie is Snowball. Snowball is considered a special needs dog as she is totally deaf, but she doesn't let a little thing like that get in her way! Snowball is full of spunky sweetness and has wonderful manners. Snowball was originally adopted from us several years ago but was found running as a stray in another county and was never picked up. After that Snowball found herself back at CAHS in search of a lasting forever home. Snowball is a bit cautious of other dogs and we think she would be fine with cats. She is also house trained. Open your home to this little lady and we promise she will warm your heart!
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ADVANCE BOARD OF COMMERCE
Advance Board of Commerce Community Center (hall) is the perfect place for your family and friends celebrations, workshops or meetings, and is reasonably priced. For rental inquiries call Jane at 231-582-6202.
AMERICAN LEGION
BINGO!!! Join us every Tuesday for Bingo. Open to the public. Refreshments provided.
Doors open at 3:00 and Play Starts at 5:00.
302 S Lake St, Boyne City
BOYNE AREA FREE CLINIC
Open 8am to 4PM on Fridays ONLY
Closed on Tuesdays until middle of May
BOYNE CITY TAP ROOM
Open Daily - 11am to 10pm
BOYNE RIVER GRILL
Open Wednesday through Monday from 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM and CLOSED on Tuesdays.
BOYNE VALLEY VINEYARD
Monday 12:00 - 6:00
Tuesday & Wednesday CLOSED
Thursday 12:00 - 6:00
Friday 12:00 - 7:00
Saturday 11:00 - 7:00
Sunday 12:00 - 5:00
CAFE SANTE
Sunday - Thursday 8am - 10pm
Friday & Saturday 8am - 11pm
CHARLEVOIX COUNTY TRANSIT -Charlevoix County Transit provides rides within Charlevoix County, Monday-Friday 7:30am-4:30pm. Call 582-6900 or use the online scheduling tool found on the Transit page of the Charlevoix County Website www.Charlevoixcounty.org. Service is available to all residents of the county.
CRACKERJACK BOARD SHACK
We have moved!!
We are in transition from one location to another. We are waiting for proper approvals before we can open in our new location.
or call us at 231-330-6503 to arrange for pick up.
New products continue to arrive and are slowly being uploaded to our website. Please call if you need anything.
LAVENDER HILL FARM
Starting November 9th we will be open (10am-5pm) Thursdays through Sundays.
MUSKRAT DISTILLING
Mon/Tues 4-10pm
Wed/Thur 4-11pm
Friday 4-12pm
Saturday 12-12pm
Sunday 12-8pm
Karaoke 8-11pm Wednesdays
Live music 8-11pm Fridays
- May 31 Cross Cut Kings
- June 1 Peter Allen Jensen
- June 7 Lee Blossom
RED MESA GRILL
Sunday through Thursday - 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Friday & Saturday - 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
STIGG'S BREWERY & KITCHEN
Mon. Closed
Tues. Closed
Wednesday Noon – 9PM
Thursday Noon – 9PM
Friday Noon – 10PM
Saturday Noon – 10PM
Sunday Noon – 8PM
SUNNYSIDE FAMILY DINER
Open Wednesday through Sunday
8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
231-497-5050
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CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
1250 Boyne Ave, Boyne City
231-582-9301
EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY –
We welcome you to our Sunday worship service at 10:00am. Come as you are, we are always glad to welcome you.
Our worship services are also on live-stream on our Facebook page. You do not need a Facebook account: just open your internet browser (Google, Edge, Bing, Yahoo, or similar) and enter: https://www.facebook.com/EpiscopalBoyne. Or find us on Facebook, @EpiscopalBoyne. Church of the Nativity is located at 209 E. Main Street.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF BOYNE CITY welcomes you to Worship with us at 10:30am. on Sundays at 401 S. Park St. Please use the Pine Street entrance which is ramp accessible.
COMPASS COMMUNITY CHURCH (BOYNE CITY UNITED METHODIST) invites all people to worship on Sunday at 10:30 am (324 S. Park St.). Please visit our webpage for additional information: www.compassboyne.org.
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Dock Days - A Division of Bulmann Enterprises, Inc.
175 Magnet Dr, Boyne City. MI 49712
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Charlevoix County Commission on Aging -
Boyne Area Senior Center
411 E Division St, Boyne City. MI 49712
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Women's Resource Center
423 Porter St, Petoskey. MI 49770
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Junction Bar & Grill
4472 M 75, Walloon Lake, MI 49796
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Northern Michigan Escapes
110 Water Street, Boyne City, MI 49712
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Northern Community Mediation
2202 Mitchell Park Drive, Unit 4, Petoskey, MI 49770
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Learn How to become a Premier Member by contacting the Chamber at 231-582-6222 or email us at info@boynechamber.com |
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For more information on joining the chamber or member benefits, call us at 231-582-6222 or email info@boynechamber.com
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Chamber Members- Please send us your business updates, specials, entertainment schedules, or any information about your business you would like to share in the newsletter. This is one of your benefits as a chamber member.
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VISITORS GUIDE - The Boyne Area Chamber's Visitors Guide/Business Directory is available as a digital magazine as well as a beautiful full color printed magazine. It contains interactive content, including page-turning, links to websites and video, as well as a full search function. To view the digital publication, click here.
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