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'Tis the season for our Christmas Business After Hours - next Thursday, Dec. 18
 The Boyne Area Chamber's Christmas Business After Hours will be held at RE/MAX Resort Properties, 104 S. Lake St., Boyne City, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 18. Free admission includes hors d'oeuvres, refreshments and door prizes. A 50/50 drawing will benefit Camp Quality. Gary Deters and Jeff Wellman have been the broker owners of the Boyne City RE/MAX office since 1992. They moved the office to its current location last May for its higher visibility, better location and ability to implement many technology upgrades. In addition to Jeff and Gary, the RE/MAX staff consists of Tara Belford, Penny Cash, Trish Conti, Beth Flynn, Bert Marshall, Ida Miller, Monica Ross and Keisha Veryser. The RE/MAX team markets a wide variety of properties from all over Northwestern Michigan in Charlevoix, Emmet, Antrim and Otsego counties. For more information visit www.lakecharlevoix.com or call 231-582-2400.
> Here is the 2015 schedule of Business After Hours.
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In This Issue: Click links to read story
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NEXT WEEK'S Dec. 19th Chamber/Main Street e-newsletter will be the last one for 2015. The first newsletter of 2015 will come out Friday, Jan. 9th. Please submit news by email for the Dec. 19th issue by Wednesday, Dec. 17. Happy holidays from the Chamber and Main Street!
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New Visitors Guide starting production; reserve your advertising space now
Harbor House Publishers has begun production of the Chamber's 2015-16 Business Directory and Visitors Guide. All Chamber members receive a free listing in the guide and have access to additional advertising opportunities. With 20,000 copies to be printed, this guide offers a great way to reach visitors, new residents and business owners in and around the Boyne Area, plus major highway Welcome Centers around the state. For details on this publication, contact Char Shaltz, Account Manager for Harbor House Publishers, at (231) 582-2814 or visit www.harborhouse.com/boyne.htm. View the digital version of the guide.
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One week left for Boyne Community Christmas donations
The Boyne Area Community Christmas program has just one week remaining to collect donations for needy families. The organization has been putting together baskets of food, clothing and toys for the past 60 years. Organizer Ruth Witenski said she hopes to provide Christmas presents for 1,000 people this year. New clothes and toys are preferred, but gently used items are accepted for ages newborn to 18. Toys for boys 7 to 17 are especially needed. Non-perishable, unwrapped food, new toys and games, books, clothing, blankets and checks may be dropped off at the Early Childhood Education Center on Pine Street from now through Dec. 17 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily. Checks may be made payable to Boyne Area Community Christmas, c/o Treasurer Eleanor West, 915 Robinson St. #15, Boyne City 49712. For information call Witenski at 758-2787; needy families may call Nancy Hosmer at 582-7246.
> VOLUNTEERS are needed for basket packing on Thursday and Friday, Dec. 18-19. On Dec. 19, additional help is needed from 1 to 6 p.m. to help load baskets into people's vehicles.
> FOOD - Sandwiches, pizza and dishes to pass are needed to provide lunch for the volunteers on Dec. 19.
> DROP-OFF SITE - Coldwell Banker Schmidt Realtors at 231 Water St. has been designated as an additional drop-off site for the Community Christmas drive. Items may be dropped off through Dec. 13.
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6-for-1 Day, holiday open house and lunch with Santa this weekend at Boyne Mountain
Don't let work get in the way, it's 6-for-1 Day at Boyne Mountain today, Friday, Dec. 12. From 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Boyne's annual 6-for-1 Day pays homage to America's first six-person, high-speed chairlift, the Mountain Express at Boyne Mountain, so they offer six lift tickets for the price of one. Boyne will also be hosting a food drive for the Boyne Valley Pantry. Details.
> HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE - This Saturday, Dec. 13, the Boyne Mountain Village comes alive with a flurry of festive activities, from the holiday tree lighting to caroling with friends and a visit with Santa, from 5-9 p.m. Spread some holiday cheer and earn a free Twin Zip Ride, plus lots of other prizes, deals, and tastes of the season. Celebrate the joy of the season with crafts for the kids, magic shows, a bonfire with s'mores, sleigh rides, and a visit with Santa in the Mountain Grand Lodge and Spa lobby. Details.
> LUNCH WITH SANTA - Join Santa for lunch Saturday, Dec. 13, from noon to 2 p.m. at Stein Eriksen's with a full menu to please every age. Your little ones will have jolly memories of having lunch with St. Nick. Reservations are strongly suggested, call Bobbi Jo at 231.549.6854. Details.
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Save $5, get your tickets by Jan. 1 for Chamber's Annual Meeting
 It's the "can't miss" event of the year... the Boyne Area Chamber's Annual Meeting, presented by Korthase-Flinn Insurance and Financial Services. The gala event is held at Boyne Mountain from 5 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 22, 2015. The event typically sells out with nearly 300 people attending. The program is an upbeat gathering with great food and drink, business awards, live and silent auctions, and the introduction of our Chamber Board members. If you would like to promote your business by donating an auction item or becoming a sponsor, email Kim Altobello, [email protected], or call 231-582-6222.
> Thanks to our Gold Sponsors: Boyne Area Medical Center / Boyne Rehab Center / Charlevoix Area Hospital, Boyne City Booster Foundation, Boyne Mountain Resort, Coldwell Banker Boyne City and Family Fare Supermarket
> Click here to register online. Tickets are $35 per person before Jan. 1, and $40 after. Table sponsorships are $340, including 8 seats, a table sign, program listing and introduction at the event.
> Help us pick our award winners by taking this survey.
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Boyne Bucks gift certificates - the perfect "shop local" Christmas gift or employee bonus
The Boyne Area Chamber is again offering the ideal "shop local" gift, Boyne Bucks, which can be redeemed at more than 40 Boyne Area Chamber-member businesses. Boyne Bucks are also a great way to give holiday bonuses to your employees. The participating businesses are listed on the back of all Boyne Bucks and on the Chamber website. This makes it easy to give a gift that will truly be appreciated, whether it is a dinner, a book, a sweater, a power tool or fresh produce from the Farmers Market. Boyne Bucks can be purchased from the Chamber office, 28 S. Lake Street, with cash, check or a credit/debit card in $10 and $20 denominations. We appreciate advance notice for large orders. Participating businesses.
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Jordan Valley Community Band members played Christmas songs at the Lights of Love ceremony.
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Lights of Love thanks merchants for successful event
The Lights of Love committee of Eta Nu Women's Club would like to thank all the Boyne City merchants for their participation in the Boyne City Lights of Love Hospice Tree Lighting event event last Friday. It was a very successful evening with Christmas songs performed by a chorus of Girl Scout singers and an ensemble from the Jordan Valley Community Band. Donations may still be made to Hospice of Northwest Michigan; send checks in care of Marcia Newkirk - Box 807, Boyne City MI 49712.
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Wreath ceremony honors veterans' graves Saturday in Bay Township
 Bay Township officials invite area residents to attend the Wreaths Across America Ceremony at Dyer Cemetery on Saturday, Dec. 13, starting precisely at 11:45 a.m. At Noon a moment of silence will be held across the entire nation. At this time wreaths will be placed on the graves of the veterans throughout the township's three cemeteries, beginning at Dyer, then at North Bay and then at Oaklawn, as well as the 7 ceremonial wreaths. The Boyne City American Legion Ernest Peterson Post 228 and VFW Post 3675 will be assisting at this ceremony. It will be a very special time to be able to honor these men and women by placing a wreath that will mark their grave until the following Spring.
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Welcome new Chamber member: True North Trout Fly Fishing Guide Service
Brian Kozminski, known as "Koz" by his piscatorial pals, has been plying trout from Michigan waters for over 30 years. He is originally from Grand Rapids where the Rogue River and Grand River were his home waters, but his frequent trips to Grayling to fish the Holy Waters were not enough. Nearly a decade ago, he and his wife Lesley, daughter Simone, and two yellow labs, Roxy and Stella, made Up North a permanent way of life. Rooted in Petoskey, the Bear and Maple rivers were his primary destinations. A recent transplant to Boyne City, he now claims the Jordan and Boyne rivers as his backyard home waters. A lifetime member of Trout Unlimited and ex officio for the Miller VanWinkle Chapter, he shares his passion for the resources by teaching local children the art of fly tying. He has been tying flies since his father taught him at the age of 9. Koz has made trips to Belize to confirm the speed of Bonefish and the elusive Permit, St. Maarten to cast for Tarpon, and the endless beauty of the Rockies in Colorado fishing for Greenbacks and Cuttys. Although Steelhead and large Brown Trout at night are exciting, the true treasure of Northern Michigan lies in the orange and blue halos of the native Brook Trout from its cool rivers. To learn more about Koz and his love of all things fish, visit his blog at www.truenorthtrout.com or call 231-675-1237.
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Welcome new Chamber member: Abuzz Creative specializes in web design, video and social media
Abuzz Creative specializes in Responsive Website Design, Video Production Services and Social Media Marketing. Marcie Wolf and Eric Davis provide creative web and video services for any size business with over 40 combined years of web design and video production experience. Marcie Wolf also provides on-site training for Social Media Marketing for business owners and their staff. All projects and services are based on a fixed-fee pricing structure and costs for all services can be viewed on the Abuzz Creative website. For information on Website Design and Social Media Marketing, contact [email protected], phone (231) 373-8414. For information on Video Production and Video Services, contact [email protected], (231) 838-7928.
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Two terms expiring on Main Street board; Applications due Jan. 5
The Boyne City Main Street Program is accepting applications for its board of directors. The board has two four-year terms expiring. The Main Street approach is a volunteer and grassroots-driven effort dedicated to the health and vitality of Boyne City's downtown. It promotes building a vibrant Boyne City through historic preservation, community self-reliance and local ownership. Successes of the program include Stroll the Streets, Boyne Thunder, facade improvements, and management of the Farmers Market. If you are interested in serving on the board, a board member application must be completed and returned to Boyne City City Hall by 2 p.m. Monday, Jan. 5, 2015. Applications are available online or at City Hall. For more information, call City Manager Michael Cain at 231-582-6597 or email [email protected]. Current board members.
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Farmers Market features gifts, poinsettias and ... fresh produce
 The Boyne City Farmers Market continues its winter hours of 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays at the red barn next to the Boyne District Library on Park Street. Holiday market gifts include Market Bags, Aprons and T-shirts, and many of the vendors' items make great gifts as well. Enter the Christmas Basket Drawing (including a ham from Bluestem Farm) every time you spend $10; the winner will be drawn Dec. 20. Congratulations to Robin Bricker, the basket winner for November. Cooking Corner returns Dec. 13, featuring our very own chefs creating tasty dishes using market available products. You can taste and take home. The Boyne City Farmers Market is managed by the award-winning Boyne City Main Street Program. | Farmers Market website.
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Citizen volunteers needed in Boyne City
Involvement by citizens is one of the things that helps make Boyne City the special place it is. Currently the city needs people to step up, sit down and serve on several of its Boards and Commissions. You don't need to be an expert to serve. The most important things you need are a passion for your community, an open mind, some extra time and in most cases being a city resident. Currently Boyne City has volunteer openings on groups that work with our Parks, Historic District and Public Housing. The city will also hold onto your information until we have openings on one of our other groups if you prefer those instead. Applications are available at City Hall or on the City's website by clicking this link. Come join your neighbors and make a positive difference in this great place we call Boyne City. Contact City Clerk /Treasurer Cindy Grice at 582.6597 or [email protected] for more information. You'll be glad you did.
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Boyne City Main Street Program seeks Executive Director
 Boyne City's nationally accredited Michigan Main Street/DDA Master Program and Great American Main Street Program finalist is seeking the right experienced leader to help continue its progress by taking our volunteer organization to the next level. Truly vibrant and broad-based city-sponsored program seeks leader to match. Beautiful, high-quality, four-season waterfront community and district with ongoing reputation for leadership, creativity and progress. Stable, cohesive board, community and funding. Only two executive directors since 2003. Previous Main Street, DDA, economic development and management experience with good communication skills a plus. Comprehensive wage and benefit package (depending on qualifications - estimated range $45-55,000). Send cover letter, resume, wage history and 3 references to Boyne City Main Street Program, c/o City Manager at [email protected] by 12/8/14. Position open until filled. EOE www.boynecity.com and www.boynecitymainstreet.com.
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FUN, FOOD, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT - Boyne Appetit!
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District finals rematch in boys basketball - BC vs. EJ on RSN
High school basketball season is here, and a good game is on tap at 7 p.m. Friday. It's a rematch of last year's District final between Boyne City and East Jordan. If you can't make it to the game at BCHS, you can watch it live on the Rambler Sports Network. Go to www.boyne.k12.mi.us, click the link and enter the password, RSN.
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Castle Farms plans New Year's Eve Modern Masquerade Ball
Join us at Castle Farms on New Year's Eve as we usher out the old year and celebrate the new with the brilliance of a Masquerade Ball. Wednesday, Dec. 31, 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Ticket price includes open bar, heavy appetizers, photo booth, music entertainment, and a fire-spinning performance. We'll celebrate the unmasking at midnight with a toast of champagne. Prizes will be awarded for the best women and men's masks. Modern Day Masquerade tickets are available online at castlefarms.com or at the Castle's Welcome Center. $45 per person (when purchased in advance). For more information, call the Castle at 231.237.0884. Photo courtesy of Darrell Christie Photography.
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 "Where Life Meets Lake" wine glasses and tumblers The Boyne City Marina has some "Boyne City, Where Life Meets Lake" wine glasses (pictured at left) and tumblers (at right) left over from a special event last summer - and they're available for Christmas gifts. They cost $9 each, 2 for $16, or 4 for $30. The wine glasses are glass and the tumblers are acrylic. They are available while supplies last at Boyne City Hall.
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Boyne Library hosts Holiday Crafternoon on Saturday
HOLIDAY CRAFTERNOON - Middle and high school students are invited to get creative at Holiday Crafternoon" on Dec. 13. Materials will be available to make handcrafted gifts for family and friends. All supplies and refreshments will be provided. Registration by Dec. 9 is required. To register, call Flo at 231-582-7861 or visit www.boynelibrary.org.
FOOD FOR FINES - The library will again offer its "Food for Fines" program in conjunction with Boyne Area Community Christmas. From now though Dec. 18 overdue fines may be "paid" by bringing food and other donations for the community's Christmas baskets to the library. Acceptable donations include non-perishable food items, new (unwrapped) toys, books and clothing.
NEW HATS & MITTENS will again adorn the library Christmas tree, and they are seeking the community's help in collecting as many items as possible. Handmade and store-bought items are welcome and will be donated to Boyne Area Community Christmas by Dec. 19.
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Holiday happenings at the Charlevoix Area Community Pool
> Giving Tree: Our lobby Christmas "Giving Tree" is decorated with Gift Certificate "ornaments" for swim lessons, aqua exercise, and Pool passes. We will package for easy gifting. We are also inviting everyone to place non-perishable food items under the tree for local food pantries.
> Discounts: Between December 15th and January 15th, any 12 month pass, family pass, and 20-punch passes are 10% off. Helping you keep off holiday pounds and keep New Year's resolutions. Visit www.charlevoixpool.org for price information.
> Beach Bash: Friday, December 26th, from 6-8 pm, bring your friends and family to the Pool for a beach-themed Open Swim. Smoothies, games, and more. $5/person.
Questions? Call or email the Pool - 231.547.0982 or [email protected].
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 OPEN FOR THE HOLIDAYS - Bella Vita restaurant will be closed for most of the winter, but is reopening for the holidays from Dec. 26 through Jan. 3. They are filling their off-season calendar with bookings for private parties and catering events. Email [email protected] for details. Website bellavitaboyne.com.
HOLLY JOLLY SHOPPING EVENT supporting the Boyne Area Community Christmas will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 13, at the Boyne Area Senior Center, 411 E. Division St. The event includes 18 different vendors including Avon, Party Lite, Mary Kay, Pampered Chef, Arbonne and more. Door prizes will be given away at every booth, and lots of deals and samples are also featured. Admission is a $1 donation to the Community Christmas program. Flier with all vendors listed.
SANTA GOES TO THE DOGS - Santa will be the special guest at the Charlevoix Area Humane Society Holiday Open House from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 13. The event will include an Ugly Sweater Contest for humans and pets. Also featured will be door prizes, tasty treats, photo ops with Santa, and snuggling with loveable (and adoptable) dogs and cats. www.charlevoixhumane.org.
SANTA WILL VISIT BOYNE FALLS from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. tonight, Friday, Dec. 12. Kids are welcome to visit Santa at the Boyne Valley Township Fire Station and bring him their wish lists.
EVERETT'S WEEKLY DINING SPECIALS - Tuesday - Saturday Nights
Tuesday: All-You-Can-Eat Tacos Tuesday: $14 - featuring $5 Margaritas
Wednesday: All-You-Can-Eat Pasta Night: $18 - featuring 20% off bottles of wine, $70 and under
Thursday: Signature Sushi Night with Special Menu
Friday: Prime Rib and Build-Your-Own Potato Bar: $27
Saturday: Stir Fry Saturdays: $22
Trophy Room Pub & Pizzeria's Happy Hour Specials: Sunday through Thursdays from 4-6 p.m. - Domestic Draught $3, House Wine $5, and Slice of Pizza $2.
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CHRISTMAS MESSIAH PLUS - The Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra will perform "Christmas Messiah Plus" on Thursday, Dec. 18 and Friday, Dec. 19 at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Petoskey. Reserved tickets are $75, $50 or $35 and general admission tickets are $20. Tickets can be purchased at the Boyne Chamber office, through the orchestra office by calling 231-487-0010 or by visiting www.glcorchestra.org.
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SECOND SATURDAY SCIENCE - Raven Hill Discovery Center December events include Second Saturday Science on Dec. 13th from noon to 4. For the third year, the generosity of one local northern Michigan resident has ensured that free Second Saturdays will continue through 2015. Winter break begins Dec. 20 and goes through Jan. 6, and with the exception of Christmas and New Year's Days, from noon to 4 daily, visitors can spend hours playing in the museum, holding or petting the animals and bring their winter gear to explore outdoor exhibits. Raven Hill will again celebrate the Winter Solstice on Sunday, Dec. 21. The center's annual Holiday Gathering is scheduled from noon to 4 Sunday, Dec. 28. A New Year's Eve Overnight from 6 p.m. on Dec. 31 to 9 a.m. Jan.1 will entertain the kids and keep them safe, while you celebrate with them or on your own. Registration is $100 per person, so book by Dec. 24 by calling Cheri at 231-536-3369. For more information, phone 231-536-3369 or visit www.ravenhilldiscoverycenter.org. .
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PIED PIPER SKATERY is planning an Ugly Sweater Contest from 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 20. Wear an ugly sweater and get $2 off the regular $6 entry. There will be prizes. The next day you can Skate with Santa and get pictures from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 21. Details: www.PiedPiperSkatery.com
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LIVE MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT
BC LANES - 9 p.m. to midnight at The Venue Sports Bar & Grill
Dec. 20 - Yankee Station
Dec. 27 - Full Circle
Dec. 31 - Jelly Roll Blues Band
Jan. 3 - Yankee Station
RED MESA GRILL, 6-9 p.m. Tuesdays:
Dec. 16 - Charles Madison
Dec. 23 - Dave Cisco acoustic
Dec. 30 - Blake Elliott & The Robinson Affair
CAFE SANTE
> Mondays, 6-9 p.m. Nathan Bates except Dec. 29, Michelle Chenard.
> Wednesdays, Dec. 17, 7-10 p.m.: Boyne City High School Culinary Program Benefit featuring Genna and Jesse. Dec. 31, 8 p.m. - 12 midnight: New Years Eve Party with The Shifties
> Thursdays, 5:30-9 p.m. Dec. 18th - Ben Overbeek
> Fridays, 8-11 p.m. Dec. 12th - Ben & Dan Swan, 19th - The Shifties (I Survived the End of the World Party). 26th - Chris Calleja.
> Saturdays, 8-11 p.m. Dec. 13th - Pistil Whips, 20th - Charlie Millard, 27th - Kellerville
BOYNE CELTIC SESSION - Dec. 14 at the Boyne District Library, 1 to 3 p.m. Everyone is welcome to play or listen at this free community Christmas celebration of Irish and Celtic music.
 FRESHWATER GALLERY, 8 p.m. concerts, 231-582-2588 for tickets, $25
Dec. 27 - Rachael and Dominic Davis, pictured at right.
Jan. 31 - Baskery - Trio of sisters from Sweden playing Americana folk music
Feb. 14 - Wine, Women, Chocolate and Song Valentine Show
March 14 - Antje Duvekot
April 11 - Fred Eaglesmith
May 9 - Guy Davis
BOYNE MOUNTAIN
Friday and Saturday, Dec. 12-13 from 9 p.m. - 1 a.m.: DJ Bill da Cat at the Snowflake Lounge
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MACGREGOR CARES - Congratulations to the November MacGregor Cares winner, Good Samaritan Food Services. They have been awarded $500 in MacGregor's monthly community giving program. December's MacGregor Cares participants are:
> Boyne City Dress For Chill Project
> Camp Daggett
> The Petoskey Club
One of these worthy groups will win $500 from MacGregor Plumbing and Heating. Click the link below to vote. Do you know of a group, organization or fundraiser that needs help in the community? We are here to help them reach their goals. Nominate now by clicking this link.
HUMANE SOCIETY HELP - This year the staff at the Boyne City FirstMerit Bank decided instead of exchanging gifts that they will help out the Charlevoix Area Humane Society by getting their customers involved in helping with their needs. All ornaments on their Christmas tree are requests from the Humane Society that are listed on their wish list. They ask that you take one of the ornaments and return the gift to the branch to place under the tree and we will ensure it is given to the Humane Society, just in time for Christmas. Thank you for giving, and Merry Christmas from your FirstMerit staff - Jill, Zane, Michelle, Jerri and James.
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DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE for rent in historic 109 Water St. building (behind Boyne Trading Company clothing store). First floor, back suite of approximately 500+ square feet, partitioned in two working spaces with additional small partition with some built-in counters. Twelve-foot-high tin ceiling, with a portion of the space having loft storage. Client entry on building side, along brick riverwalk; additional tenant back entry, next to allotted parking space. Separate, dedicated restroom and common area waiting space. $576/month plus utilities. For information, contact Yvonne E. Looze at (231) 582-7211.
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HOLIDAY SALE CONTINUES at Mary's of Boyne. Receive 25% off all regular priced apparel. Now is the time to get something new for that holiday party... or for someone on your Christmas list. Remember Mary's of Boyne always offers free gift wrapping and layaway. Great selection of gloves, scarves and jewelry along with gift certificates. Open seven days a week, Monday-Friday 10-5:30, Saturday 10-5, and Sunday 12-4.Located at 108 S. Lake St., Boyne City, 231-582-3820. Sale includes internet orders, www.marysofboyne.com.
ALTERNATIVE GIFTS - Looking for a unique gift? Non-profit organizations in Charlevoix and Emmet Counties have the perfect way to buy meaningful gifts for loved ones. Char-Em Alternative Gifts raises awareness of needs in our community, provides financial support to address those needs, and offers a meaningful option for those who wish to make a difference with their holiday shopping dollars. Organizations participating include Bergman Center, Friendship Centers of Emmet County, Northwest Michigan Habitat for Humanity, Hospice of Northwest Michigan, The Manna Food Project, and Women's Resource Center of Northern Michigan. Choose to give to any of these organizations as an alternative to your typical holiday gifts by visiting www.charemalternativegifts.org, and the honoree of your gift will receive a greeting card letting them know of your donation.
GENESIS CHURCH invites you to attend their Christmas Time series. They are now meeting in the Boyne City High School Performing Arts Center at 11 a.m. on Sundays. The series continues Dec. 14 with "A Time for Surrender (Matthew 1)," and Dec. 21, "A Time for Hope (Luke 2)." A kids ministry and nursery are available for ages 1-4th grades. www.genesiswired.com.
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BLOOD DRIVE will be hosted by the Community of Christ Church, 777 Vogel St., Boyne City, from 11 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Monday, Dec. 29. Call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visit redcrossblood.org to make an appointment or for more information.
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HELP WANTED Winter Activities Attendant - The City of Boyne City seeks individuals with a positive community spirit who enjoys working with the public to create a fun, family-friendly, inviting atmosphere at Avalanche Park during the winter season. Duties performed will include supervision of the ice rink and sledding hill, issuing skates, cleaning, keeping general order and promoting Boyne City and all it has to offer. Hours are generally from 4 to 9 p.m. week days and 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekends (special hours during holidays). Applications are available
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BUSINESS PROPERTIES - The Boyne City Main Street Program has a list of available business properties on its website. Real estate professionals and building owners are encouraged to email [email protected] to add properties or change the status of properties already listed.
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"BC" WINDOW STICKERS and "Boyne City" license plates are available at Local Flavor bookstore, Country Now & Then and the Chamber office with proceeds going to the Boyne City Booster Foundation.
DIGITAL VISITORS GUIDE and Business Directory - Click here.
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