The Boyne City Police Department had another great turnout on Wednesday for the annual Bike To School Day, their favorite event of the year. This event began in 2014 to complement the bike safety lesson police officers continue to present to Boyne City 4th graders. As part of that lesson each student is provided a new bike helmet, thanks to the generosity of an anonymous donor with assistance from the Charlevoix County Community Foundation. More pictures on Facebook.
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City drops library housing project, will continue to consider Lofts on Lake
The City Commission decided on Tuesday to not support a project to provide apartment housing on a city-owned parking lot next to the Boyne District Library at the corner of Ray and Park Streets. The decision came near the end of a five-hour meeting that included comments from more than 20 citizens in a standing-room-only crowd. Losing the use of the parking lot was a major complaint of those opposing the project. Project supporters emphasized the need for affordable housing in the community.
Commission members said they will continue to consider a four-story Lofts on Lake project proposed by Michigan Community Capital. This project would include 57 apartments and commercial space. Commissioners feel further negotiations are needed, specifically on the proposed use of angle parking on Lake and State Street, and the tax increment financing (TIF) plan.
In other action Tuesday, the Commission:
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Approved a proposal from the Fourth of July Committee to raise funds by conducting a sealed bid process for up to 50 people to use the City Hall patio and Commission Chambers to view the fireworks. The committee has a goal of raising $60,000 for this year’s fireworks and other celebration events.
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Decided to apply for a $200,000 state grant to pay for extending sidewalks on State Street to Rotary Park and on Boyne Avenue from Beardsley to Moll Street.
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Approved a request to pay $1,845 towards additional printing and mailing Master Plan survey postcards.
PAVEMENT MARKING BIDS - Sealed bids are now being accepted by the City of Boyne City for our 2024 Pavement Marking Services. Bids will be received in a clearly marked envelope labeled “Pavement Marking Services”, until 1 P.M., June 3, at Boyne City Hall, 319 North Lake Street, at which time they shall be opened and read. Complete specifications (including map & inventory) can be found here.
MASTER PLAN SURVEY - The City of Boyne City is updating its Community Master Plan and needs your help! We have already received more than 900 responses, and your input will help City leaders plan for Boyne City’s future. Click here to complete the survey. The Master Plan shapes the long-term vision for our city.
COMMUNITY GARDEN - The Boyne City Community Garden is excited to announce all garden plots have been filled for the upcoming summer season. For those who would like to plan ahead for the 2025 season, please call Heather at 231.582.0338 to be added to the waitlist. Plot sizes are 20x20 and 10x20 feet, and they are offered on a first come, first served basis.
SUMMER JOBS - Boyne City has opportunities for seasonal, summer and part-time employment in the City's parks, public works, and water/wastewater departments. Come be a part of our team! Application to apply. Full Job Posting.
CITY MEETINGS
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Airport Advisory Board meets at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, May 30, at the airport terminal building, 1040 E. Main St. The agenda will be posted here.
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Main Street Board meets at 8:30 a.m. Thursday, June 6, at City Hall. The agenda will be posted here.
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City Commission meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 11, The agenda will be posted here.
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Upcoming Events
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Learn To Swim at Avalanche Bay
May 21 - June 13
Calling all future water explorers, ages 3-11! Avalanche Bay Waterpark is making a BIG splash with our first-ever Learn To Swim program! Learning to swim isn't just about conquering the coolest slides – it's about becoming a water superstar, ready for any adventure. Imagine exploring our northern Michigan lakes with confidence, knowing your child can stay safe and have a blast. Avalanche Bay has teamed up with Jeff Ellis Swimming to turn your child into a confident, water-safe explorer. Join our crew of certified instructors for a variety of class options this spring.
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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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”Great Music Explained” is June 6 Luncheon Lecture at NCMC
On Thursday, June 6, Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra (GLCO) Music Director Libor Ondras and legendary Bay View Music Festival organist Kelly Hale will offer a lecture on two masterworks being presented at Bay View a week later.
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On Friday, June 14, the orchestra, will be joined by Kelly Hale to perform Camille Saint-Säens’ “Organ Symphony.” Carl Orff’s “Carmina Burana” will also be presented, along with the GLCO Chorus, Little Traverse Choral Society, Great Lakes Children’s Choir, and guest vocalists Amy Cross and Thomas Gunther, at the Bay View Association’s John M. Hall Auditorium.
The lecture will take place at noon in the college’s Library Conference Center on Howard Street in Petoskey. The Cost is $15 and includes a buffet lunch at 11:30. To register, go to www.ncmclifelonglearning.com/events. For more information about GLCO and to purchase concert tickets visit www.glcorchestra.org.
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Experience the charm of the Castle Farmers Market! Held every Tuesday from May 21st to October 15th at Birch Lake in Castle Farms, Charlevoix, our market runs from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Join us in celebrating craftsmanship and the bounty of nature with a diverse array of high-quality homemade and homegrown products. Come and support local artisans and growers, savor the flavors of the season, and enjoy a vibrant community atmosphere at the Castle Farmers Market! |
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Calling all Young Adventurers
Are you ready to trade screen time for sunshine and adventure? The Sail Charlevoix program is thrilled to announce its continued partnership with the Boyne City Yacht Club to offer five scholarships for local youth to learn the ropes (literally) of sailing!
Here's the deal:
- 5 Scholarships Available: Choose one of three weeks for a morning or afternoon session at Sail Charlevoix's Boyne City location (F. Grant Moore Municipal Marina).
- Open to all new and returning students! Students gof Boyne City Schools get priority.
- Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity! Boyne City sessions start June 10th and run through the end of the month, so there's still time to apply.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to the Boyne City Yacht Club for making these scholarships possible and growing the next generation of sailors!
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WASABI FOOD TRUCK IS BACK FOR THE SUMMER!
LOCATION- near the river board walk in downtown Boyne City.
TIMES OPEN- until I'm out of school for the summer our hours do differ, but our Facebook is a great place to see when we are open!
Once I'm done with school, though, it will be Thursday through Sunday, from 12 to 7 pm!
HIRING - for private events, if your interested contact (231-330-7235)
MISSION STATEMENT- Our goal is to be the go-to destination for delicious, yet different food. We strive to create an inviting space where friends and family can come together for great conversation and amazing food. And leave wanting to come back!
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Community Foundation Hires New Administrative Assistant
The Charlevoix County Community Foundation (C3F) continues to expand their programs and services, aided by the selection of Bekah Rutz as the organization’s new Administrative Assistant.
Bekah brings with her a broad and varied work and educational background with experience in event planning, volunteer coordination, administration, and even organic gardening. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Communications from the University of Colorado - Colorado Springs and a Certificate in Sustainable Business Management from the University of Cambridge.
“Bekah is going to be a great addition to our dynamic staff.” said Sara Ward, President of the Community Foundation. “As C3F continues to grow, Bekah’s diverse background and blend of skills in administration, communications, and nonprofit coordination make her exceptionally qualified to take on this role with vigor. We can’t wait to see what she will bring to our team!”
Raised in Colorado Springs, CO, Bekah relocated to Michigan in 2017 and decided to make Charlevoix County her home in 2021. With a passion for nonprofit work and a community minded spirit, she is excited to join the C3F team. “As a lifelong volunteer, I understand well the connection between nonprofit programs and community vibrancy,” shares Bekah, “and I’m looking forward to being part of the Community Foundation’s mission to enhance the quality of life for all citizens of Charlevoix County, now and for generations to come.” Bekah’s first day was May 13th, and she is off to a great start.
The Charlevoix County Community Foundation is a grassroots charitable organization made up of various funds – all of them established by local donors. Some funds are earmarked for specific causes, and others are open-ended to meet changing needs. The funds are held in permanent endowment, so they can continue to grow and generate income to enhance the quality of life in Charlevoix County. The Community Foundation has made grants totaling more than $30 million to local nonprofits, schools, and municipalities since it began in 1992.
More information about the Community Foundation is available by calling (231) 536-2440, or visiting the organization’s website, www.c3f.org. |
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It's time to register your float for the BEST 4TH IN THE NORTH! Planning is well underway for the two-day Festival. If you are interested in joining this fun committee, please contact Jessica White at jessicaboyneace@gmail.com
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Work-Based Learning, aka ‘co-op:’
Students earn income, high school credits, and can pursue their dreams as they work toward graduation
One local senior has been working on welding a pontoon boat in Cheboygan. Another shadowed at the 33rd Circuit Court, interested in pursuing a law career while working on clerical and court-related tasks. A third senior, interested in a career in accounting, has learned bookkeeping skills at Irish Boat Shop.
These students are among 21 from throughout Char-Em ISD who are benefitting from the reboot of “co-op” - the opportunity for students to work part time during the school day to earn income and school credits toward graduation at the same time. Co-op is also known as “work-based learning,” which describes exactly what these students are doing to help prepare them for life after graduation.
“I gained extensive knowledge of workplace culture,” said Ben Matter, the accounting senior from Charlevoix High School. “Connecting my school learning with on the job experiences helped me see the classwork pay off. It was a great experience, helping me deepen my knowledge of both accounting and business processes.”
JMG Specialists help pair the students with employers, which could be difficult for a student and their family to arrange on their own.
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Jennifer MacKenzie of KorthaseFlinn Insurance & Financial Services has earned the
Accredited Investment Fiduciary® (AIF®) Designation from the Center for Fiduciary
Studies®, the standards-setting body for Fi360, a Broadridge company. The AIF®
Designation signifies specialized knowledge of providing services that are in the best
interest of her clients. The designation is the culmination of a rigorous training program,
which includes a comprehensive, closed-book final examination under the supervision of
a proctor, and agreement to abide by the Center’s Code of Ethics and Conduct
Standards. On an ongoing basis, completion of continuing education and adherence to
the Code of Ethics and Conduct Standards are required to maintain the AIF®
Designation. Jennifer has already previously earned the Chartered Retirement Plans
Specialist™ designation.
AIF® (Accredited Investment Fiduciary®) is an educational designation only, obtained by the holder by completing the requisite coursework. The AIF Designation
does not mean the holder is acting in a fiduciary capacity.
Insurance issued through many fine carriers. Securities and advisory products offered through Principal Securities, Inc., Member SIPC, Des Moines, IA 50392.
Jennifer MacKenzie, Principal Securities Registered Representative and Financial Advisor. KorthaseFlinn is not an affiliate of Principal Securities, Inc.
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Munson Healthcare Prepares for Higher Summer Patient Volumes, Reminds People Where to Go for Care
Traverse City, Mich. – Northern Michigan is recognized nationally as a summer tourist destination which means a bump in population of 42 percent or more and increased demand for healthcare services across the area Munson Healthcare serves.
While more and more patients are seeking out virtual care options, many continue to use emergency rooms as the “front door” to receive care. However, there are many care options available to residents and vacationers but it’s important to know where to go for quality care based on severity, symptoms, and convenience.
“Our goal is to make sure that people get the right care, in the right place, at the right time,” said Munson Healthcare Chief Quality and Safety Officer, Joe Santangelo, M.D. “Emergency Departments (EDs) prioritize care for life-threatening conditions that may require medical, surgical, or psychiatric care. If you come to one of our EDs, we’ll take care of you. But many patients in our ED waiting rooms could receive the care they need through a different avenue that may have shorter wait times and be more convenient.”
Summer is the most common season for injuries. Whether a bee sting or a watersport accident, fun in the sun unfortunately increases our risk for accidents, insect bites, and other unexpected injuries.
Munson Healthcare reminds Northern Michigan residents of the diverse options available for care this summer:
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Ask-A-Nurse: Munson Healthcare’s free Ask-A-Nurse line is staffed by Registered Nurses who can offer direction on the best place to seek care based on their symptoms. This service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days per week at 231-935-0951. Since launching in 2020, Ask-A-Nurse has completed more than 150,000 calls.
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Primary Care: For local residents with non-life-threatening concerns, a primary care provider should be the first stop. Many provider offices now offer same-day appointments and on-call services, as well as weekend and virtual appointments. Contact your local provider for availability.
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Virtual Urgent Care: Virtual Urgent Care is most appropriate for things such as abrasions, allergies, cold, cough, diarrhea, flu, insect bites, sore throat, sprains and strains, sinus infections, and more. To find out if virtual urgent care is an option, call 231-935-4995 or visit: munsonhealthcare.org/virtualvisits. Since launching this service one year ago, Munson Virtual Urgent Care has received nearly 7,000 patient visits.
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In-Person Urgent Care/Walk-in Clinics: For those visiting the region or residents whose primary care provider is unavailable, urgent care, or walk-in clinics can treat:
- Allergic reactions
- Asthma symptoms that are not responding to medicine
- Cuts that do not involve much blood but need stitches
- Earaches, fevers, moderate-to-severe sore throats and cough
- Minor fractures sprains, strains, and more.
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Emergency Department: Any time a life-threatening condition exists, that may require medical, surgical, or psychiatric care, people should immediately call 9-1-1. Among the many conditions that merit emergency room care:
- Chest or left arm pain
- Shortness of breath
- Stroke symptoms such as slurred speech, double vision, or weakness on one side of the body
- Coughing or vomiting blood
- Loss of consciousness
- Traumatic injuries
- Severe burns
- Severe pain
- Seizures
Dr. Santangelo emphasizes that anyone suffering a heart attack, stroke, or traumatic injury should call 911 and seek Emergency Care immediately.
However, many people can find timely, convenient care in primary care offices or virtual visits, walk-in clinics, urgent care, or virtual urgent care.
“To ensure that our residents and visitors have the best care experience, it is important to choose the right place based on your health concern. The goal is to always provide the most timely, convenient, highest-quality care so you can get back to enjoying all that Pure Michigan summers have to offer,” said Santangelo.
About Munson Healthcare
Rated by Fortune Magazine as one of the Top 15 Health Systems in the nation, Munson Healthcare is non-profit health system serving over 500,000 residents across Northern Michigan. As the largest healthcare organization in the region, MHC serves its communities through primary care and specialty clinics, urgent cares, outpatient imaging, lab, and surgical facilities, five community hospitals, and three regional hospitals including Munson Medical Center that is home to Cowell Family Cancer Center, Munson Orthopedic Institute, Traverse Heart and Vascular, and The Witham Family Comprehensive Stroke Center. Learn more at munsonhealthcare.org.
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Funding Available for Healthcare Career Training
TRAVERSE CITY, MI— Job seekers who would like to pursue a career in healthcare may be eligible to have some of their education and training funded through the Michigan Rural Enhanced Access to Careers in Healthcare (MiREACH) program. The program, available through Northwest Michigan Works!, is designed to alleviate healthcare industry workforce shortages in rural areas by creating sustainable employment and training programs in patient-facing healthcare occupations, including both medical and behavioral health occupations.
The MiREACH program is available to existing workers to be trained and promoted, unemployed workers, and underemployed workers. Services available include employment services, tuition assistance, and assistance with training supports.
Careers in healthcare and behavioral health that may qualify for funding include: Behavioral Health Counselors, Nurses, Social Workers, Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technologists, Radiologic and MRI Technologists, EMT & Paramedics, Diagnostic Medical Sonographers, Pharmacists, Pharmacist Technicians, Surgical Technologists, Phlebotomists, Community Health Workers, and more.
MiREACH Funding is available now.
Visit nwm.org/MiREACH and fill out a Contact Form for more information from Northwest Michigan Works!
Funding for MiREACH is through the U.S. Department of Labor’s H-1B Rural Healthcare Grant Program which supports employment and training programs in healthcare occupations serving rural populations.
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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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Full Circle of Inspiration:
“All Things Spring Exhibit”
April 13, 2024 – May 30, 2024
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Boyne Thunder July Exhibit:
“All Things Watercraft”
Call To Artists Information and Application
April 13, 2024 – May 30, 2024
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Monday Fun-Day Let's Play Pop Up
June 17th
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Embroidery: 1-Day Class with Leslie Peterson
July 25th
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Pretty Poppies in Oils
June 27th
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Sailboats & Flowers Fused Glass Workshop
with Heidi Reichenbach Finley
July 17th
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Farm to Table Feast and Auction
August 22nd
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Our Boyne Area Center is now open full time 8am - 4pm!
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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Stone tools are also artifacts. Artifacts are objects made or modified by humans that are studied by archaeologists and anthropologists to understand human history and cultural development. Stone tools were crafted by early humans for various purposes. As artifacts, stone tools provide valuable insights into ancient cultures, their technology and way of life. |
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Meet King, a charming 1-year-old dog who is a soulful gentleman. His brown eyes latch on to your every move. He seems to always be looking for his person. If you're looking for a loyal companion to shower you with love, King is the perfect match.
King absolutely adores head strokes and receiving attention from his people. He can take some time to warm up to new friends, but once you have earned his trust you will have it forever. He is very treat motivated and even knows a few tricks!
He likes most other dogs and children. His gentle nature and sweet disposition make him a delightful addition to any loving family. We are unsure around cats, but he is so gentle, he will probably be great!
If you're ready to meet King and experience his heartwarming smiles and endearing personality, fill out an application and we would be happy to set up an appointment!
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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
BELLA VITA
We are OPEN 7 Nights/Week
Dinner Service Beginning at 5:00pm
Call for reservations - 231-582-3341
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
Open Daily!
Monday 11 AM–7 PM
Tuesday 11 AM–7 PM
Wednesday 11 AM–7 PM
Thursday 11 AM–7 PM
Friday 11 AM–7:30 PM
Saturday 11 AM–7 PM
Sunday 12–5 PM
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
Open 7 days a week - 10am to 5pm
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
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
Live Music Coming Up:
- May 31 Cross Cut Kings
- June 1 Peter Allen Jensen
- June 7 Lee Blossom
SUNNYSIDE FAMILY DINER
Open Monday through Sunday 7 am to 2 pm
231-497-5050
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CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
1250 Boyne Ave, Boyne City
231-582-9301
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.
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. Every summer we use our back yard as a garden for Good Neighbors Food Pantry. Starting June 21, on Friday evenings we will again offer “Blessings To Go” with our pastor at our front steps to pray with you in times of need and times of celebration.
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.
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Camp Daggett
03001 Church Rd, Petoskey MI 49770
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Northern Michigan Escapes
110 Water St., Boyne City. MI 49712
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Northern Michigan Escapes
110 Water St., Boyne City. MI 49712
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Peninsula
112 Water St., Boyne City. MI 49712
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Seasonal Employment Opportunities |
City of Boyne City
319 N. Lake St, Boyne City. MI 49712
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Front Desk Insurance Representative |
Mark Patrick State Farm Insurance
219 S Lake St, Boyne City. MI 49712
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Mary's of Boyne
108 S Lake St, Boyne City. MI 49712
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Boyne Co-Op True Value
113 S Park St, Boyne City. MI 49712
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Seasonal Boat Lift & Dock Installer |
Dock Days - A Division of Bulmann Enterprises, Inc.
175 Magnet Dr, Boyne City. MI 49712
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Junction Bar & Grill
4472 M 75, Walloon Lake, MI 49796
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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.
Help Us Help You!!!
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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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