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Reservations due Monday: Get an update on the State of the Community Thursday
Everyone in the community is invited to attend the Boyne Area Chamber's 7th annual State of the Community luncheon, presented by 4Front Credit Union. This year's event will be held in the Vienna Room at Boyne Mountain Resort from 12 noon to 2 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 15. Speakers will be (pictured above, from left) Boyne City Manager Mike Cain, County Commissioner Chris Christensen, School Superintendent Peter Moss, and Main Street Executive Director Lori Meeder.
 Admission is $20, which includes salad, deli sandwich buffet, potato chips, assorted dessert bars, iced tea, coffee, tax and gratuity. Table sponsorships, which include eight seats, table sign and introductions at the event, are available for $210. Table sponsors so far include:
- 4Front Credit Union
- Boyne Mountain Resort
- City of Boyne City
- Charlevoix Area Hospital
- Charlevoix State Bank
- Health Department of Northwest Michigan
- Joyce & Gordon Lambie/America Sings Ctte
- KorthaseFlinn Insurance & Financial Services
- Petoskey News-Review & Phone Guide
- The Bank of Northern Michigan/Chemical Bank
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In This Issue: Click links to read story
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Looking over the Boyne Country Propane scarecrow are judges Scott MacKenzie, Heather Leigh from Lite 96 Radio, and local artist Jerry Douglas.
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Congratulations to Harvest Fest Scarecrow Contest winners
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Clare Brady's "Think Pink" entry
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Congratulations to the winners of the Harvest Festival Scarecrow Contest. Boyne City Hardware took first place in the Business category, with Red Mesa Grill placing second and FirstMerit Bank third. Other entries included Boyne Country Propane, Café Sante, Enchanted Closet Resale, Kilwin's, Northern Michigan Escapes, Progressive Dental and State Farm Insurance/ Mark Patrick. Clare Brady took first place in the Resident category her her "Think Pink For a Cure" entry.
In the Organizations category, the Charlevoix Area Humane Society was the first place winner with its entry at the lamppost in front of Boyne Country Provisions. Second place was the City of Boyne City, and the Boyne Valley Garden Club took third place. Other participants included Boyne City Girl Scouts, the North Central College Fab Lab and the Northern Michigan Cancer Crusaders. Thanks to our judges, Scott MacKenzie, Heather Leigh from Lite 96 Radio, and local artist Jerry Douglas. MacKenzie recused himself from voting on the Humane Society entry.
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Pie contest organizer Libbie Talboys, at left, congratulates winners Bev Paquette (first place) and Darlene Wolfbauer (third place).
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Pie-baking contest was a tasty addition to the Harvest Festival
Coldwell Banker Schmidt Realtors sends out "a great big thank you to all who attended our Pie Baking/Pie Eating Contest at last week's Harvest Festival." There were eight entries in the pie-baking contest. First place winner was Bev Paquette, 2nd place was Ella McPherson and 3rd place went to Darlene Wolfbauer. Other entries came from local restaurants Barrel Back, Cafe Sante, Porter Creek Fish House and Red Mesa Mesa Grill. Thanks also go to judges Dave Bricker, Patty Furtaw and Betsy Kass. First place in the Pie Eating Contest went to Jacob, and he was a very happy boy! All other participants went home with a pie donated by Family Fare and a banana split certificate donated by Parkside Grill & Treats. A special thank you to the Kowalske Brothers for providing music during the event. See more photos of the event.
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Rambler Sports Network will broadcast Homecoming game
 The Rambler Sports Network will broadcast Friday night's 7 p.m. Boyne City football game when the 5-1 Ramblers meet the 1-5 Benzie Central Huskies. The broadcast goes live at 6:45 and will include the game, the newest Boyne City Hall of Fame Inductee, the Homecoming Court proceedings, the Crucial Catch Cancer Awareness Presentations and more.
TO WATCH, logon to www.boyne.k12.mi.us, click the RSN graphic and enter the password. This year, the password is the date of the broadcast in MM.DD format, so the today's password will be 10.09.
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Eta Nu's Dressed For Chill project keeps kids warm this winter
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Crisp air, colorful leaves and Dress for Chill.... sure signs of Fall in Boyne City. The Eta Nu Women's Organization "Dressed For Chill" project as begun. They work to distribute new winter outerwear for students in need at the Boyne City Elementary School. This is the eighth year Eta Nu Women have continued this community project, fitting over more than 115 students last year. This year, they will pick up another 36 students at the BC Education Center. Committee members work together on raising money in the community, organizing, shopping, distributing and fitting the new jackets, snow pants, boots, hats and mittens, in coordination with the school. Funds are raised through donations from community organizations, businesses, individuals and grants. Donation canisters have been distributed to several businesses in the community. According to chairperson Nancy Shear, "Some donations have already been received for this year's project prior to the official kickoff!" Donations are tax-deductible. Checks may be made out to Eta Nu Charities, and sent to PO Box 133, Boyne City MI 49712. Also, individual contributions to United Way can be directed specifically for Eta Nu Charities/Dressed For Chill.
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Legion Auxiliary plans Freedom Run to celebrate Veterans Day
The Boyne City American Legion Auxiliary is organizing the first Boyne City Freedom Run at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 7, to celebrate Veterans Day. Participants can run or walk one mile or 5 kilometers side-by-side with veterans from all branches of the military. The freedom run starts at Veterans Memorial Park and the entry fee is $20 and includes a Freedom Run T-shirt. Children 13 and under participate for free and will receive a participation medal; for $7 they can get an event T-shirt. Click here for a registration form; they are also available at the Boyne Area Chamber office. You may also register online at active.com (fees apply). If you can't attend the event or you'd just like to support the cause, you can participate "virtually" by registering and running/walking where you are. If you register by October 19th, they will mail your shirt and you can run/walk where you live. The run/walk will not be timed. The event is for fun and to celebrate Veterans Day and our Freedom. Info or questions: email gunnerk9@yahoo.com or call 231.582.6058.
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Boyne City Community Playground Volunteer Cleanup Day set for Oct. 17
The Boyne City Community Playground needs your help. Volunteers are needed to help remove wood chips from the Community Playground in Veterans Park. A Volunteer Cleanup Day has been scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 17, from 9 a.m. until finished. The wood chips will be loaded into dumpsters and taken to a disposal facility. Long pants, long sleeves, and closed-toed shoes are required; gloves will be provided. No children under the age of 12 years old. Volunteers are encouraged to bring wheelbarrows, rakes, pitchforks and other helpful hand tools to assist with the cleanup. For additional information or questions, contact Boyne City Hall at 231-582-6597. Read Petoskey News-Review story: Community playground may be salvageable.
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New office for Hubble Insurance
Hubble Insurance Agency has moved to a new office at 203 River Street, next to Moskal Chiropractic. Bruce Hubble, pictured at right, has owned the agency since 2005; it was formerly known as the Shanley-VanTreese Agency and has had an office in Boyne City since 1996. The Petoskey location is located at 2409 Charlevoix Ave., just west of the fairgrounds. All three of their licensed agents are from Boyne City - Bruce, his son Adam and Erika Fettig. They write all lines of insurance: personal, business, life and health, and they offer discounts to Chamber members They use Auto Owners and Pioneer State Mutual, both Michigan-based, as their lead companies.For information, call (231) 582-6746, email bruce@hubbleinsurance.com or visit www.hubbleinsurance.com.
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City to pick up leaves starting Monday
The City of Boyne City will pick up leaves Mondays and Fridays from Oct. 12 to Nov. 9. Please set bagged leaves curbside anytime after the first day of pick up, in clearly marked biodegradable paper bags. City crews will pick up bags as time allows. If your bags have been out for an extended period of time and have not been collected, notify City Hall at 582-6597. Biodegradable paper bags are available locally at Boyne City Hardware, Boyne Co-op and other sources. The city asks that you put only leaves in bags as the bags are not strong enough to hold sticks, sand or stones, and will tear upon lifting. Brush will not be picked up curbside, but may be brought to the North Boyne Compost Site. You may haul your own leaves, either bagged in biodegradable bags or unbagged, to the compost site on Robinson Street, open seven days a week.
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Main Street accepting board applications
The Boyne City Main Street Program is now accepting applications for its Board of Directors. Through community partnerships and a shared vision for the future, Main Street works to keep downtown Boyne City vibrant and successful while preserving its historic heritage and supporting sustainable projects. The Boyne City Main Street Program/Downtown Development Authority is governed by a nine-member board appointed by the city commission. The majority of board members should be business owners or building owners within the DDA district. The board meets monthly at 8:30 a.m. on the first Thursday of the month and board terms are four years. If interested, visit city hall or click here to fill out an application. Return your completed application to City Hall, 319 N. Lake Street by November 1, 2015. For questions, please visit, call, or write: Boyne City Main Street Program, 112 S. Park St., Suite F, Boyne City, MI 49712, 231- 582-9009, mainstreet@boynecity.com.
Applications available for Farmers Market Committee
 The Boyne City Main Street program is accepting applications from people interested in serving on the Boyne City Farmers Market Committee. Terms are for three years. Three terms are expiring this year - 2 Patron, 1 Vendor. For more information call 231.330-2704 or 582-9009. Ask for an application at the market or send the following information by Oct. 19th to mainstreet@boynecity.com: Your name, address, city, phone, email and reasons you wish to serve on the committee. You may also mail this information to Boyne City Farmers Market-Main Street, 112 S. Park Street, Boyne City MI 49712.
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"Resources to grow your business" free forum set for Oct. 20
 Northern Lakes Economic Alliance (NLEA) and Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) have partnered to offer businesses an opportunity to learn about programs available to help their businesses grow and become more efficient. The Pure Michigan Business Connect Forum - Resources To Grow Your Business is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 20 from noon to 2 p.m. at the Odawa Hotel (not the casino) in Petoskey. There is no cost to attend and lunch is included. More than 15 resource partners will be there to explain their programs and the resources they offer to assist businesses. To register contact NLEA at tom@northernlakes.net or 231-582-6482. Flier with details.
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College Night Oct. 14 at North Central
North Central Michigan College invites high school juniors and seniors and their parents to College Night, Wednesday, Oct. 14. The event will be held on the Petoskey campus in the Student and Community Resource Center from 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m.
High school students and parents can meet with representatives from more than 50 public and private colleges and universities from throughout the Midwest about higher education options, admission requirements, programs of study, costs of college, campus activities and residence life. Armed Forces representatives will also be available. A North Central financial aid advisor will be present to answer questions about federal financial aid for college. The program is offered to the community by North Central as a free service for college-bound students and families, and is supported by the Michigan Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admission Officers.
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Wellness Wednesday is next week at Boyne Area Medical
Charlevoix Area Hospital's next "Wellness Wednesday" will be from 8 to 11 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 14, at Boyne Area Medical Center, 223 N. Park St. in Boyne City. The Wellness Wednesday Health Screens include: Total Cholesterol, HDL, TC/HDL Ratio, Glucose level, Body Mass Index (BMI) score, Fat Percentage, and a Blood Pressure reading. No fasting required. However, if you are fasting an LDL and Triglyceride reading can also be obtained. Cost for the service is $15. Hemoglobin A1C Levels can also be done for known or borderline diabetics for an additional $5. Participants will receive a blood pressure log and all test results at the time of the screening. Health consultation and educational materials will be tailored to individual results. No appointment is necessary. For further information, contact the office of Community Health Education at Charlevoix Area Hospital: (231) 547-8906 or by email: communityhealth@cah.org.
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MacGregor supports Boyne Falls Robotics and Cancer Crusaders
During the month of October, MacGregor Cares will match the total collected donations up to $500, which will be donated to the Northern Michigan Cancer Crusaders. NMCC is a local group that helps those fighting cancer with immediate needs, such as medicine and gas cards. All donations stay locally and the group is run by volunteers. We appreciate your participation in helping those locally fighting cancer. To donate, call 231.526.9633 or stop into the MacGregor locations in Harbor Springs or Charlevoix.
> Also: congratulations to September's MacGregor Cares winner, the Boyne Falls Shock Robotics Team.
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Costume parade, haunted house return to downtown Oct. 31
Start Halloween night with downtown Boyne City's annual costume parade. Everyone is welcome; young, old or 4-legged - come and join the fun! Bring a chair if you prefer to watch all the great costumes. Line-up begins in front of CindiFranco's, 309 S. Lake St. at 4:30 p.m., parade begins at 4:45 and will wind around downtown, ending at the entrances to the Fire Department's Haunted House at the Library Red Barn. The Library Community Room will be open for trick-or-treating until 6 p.m. Just one block down, the First Presbyterian Church will feature the famous Trunk or Treat. The city's official trick or treating hours are 5 to 8 p.m. Visit the Chamber’s Halloween Fun page and see the stories below for more local activities.
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The Nightmare returns to Challenge Mountain on weekends
 "The Nightmare at Challenge Mountain," a weekend haunted house experience returns every Friday and Saturday in October, from 7 to 10 p.m. at 2205 Springbrook Road, Boyne Falls. Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for children or three children for $10. You will become entranced listening to evil stories that will keep you up at night. Your heart will race as you wander around the Drain Maze and Wicked Woods. Haunted history will surround you at the Graves Family Graveyard and Dead Branch Saloon. Sounds of the past will fill you with fright as you explore the Grateful Dead Cemetery, Boot Hill and Bug Bites. The Shadows of Michigan lurk deep in the woods so beware of what awaits, because you are never alone. Beware, don't use your GPS to get you there. Visit www.challengemtn.org for directions and more info. 582-1186.
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HALLOWEEN AT YOUNG STATE PARK - Do you want to have a howling good time this Halloween? Join the staff of Young State Park for their Annual Halloween Harvest Festival weekend, Oct. 9-11. Activities include a movie in the graveyard on Friday night and a Saturday filled with kids crafts, hayrides and spooktacular contests. A haunted trail Saturday evening will finish off this fantastic weekend. Make your camping reservation today. For more information, contact the park at 231-582-7523.
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CHILDREN'S HALLOWEEN PARTY will be hosted by the Boyne City Eagles on Saturday, Oct. 24 from 2 - 4 p.m. Kids 12 and under are invited to wear their costumes and join them for free food, fun, games and prizes.
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SPOOK SWIM - The Charlevoix Area Community Pool invites you to this annual event. Bring your family and friends on Friday, October 23rd from 6-8 p.m. for a fun- filled evening. Get ready for spooky music and decorations on the pool deck with floating pumpkins in the water. Swim, eat pizza, sip on refreshments and grab a goody bag, all for $4 for students and $5 for adults. Children 5 and under are free. For more information, call 231.547.0982 or email the pool.
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FUN, FOOD, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT - Boyne Appetit!
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 Grand opening at Big E's Smoke Shack
Big E's Smoke Shack, a new Boyne Falls store and eatery specializing in smoked fish and meat, will hold its grand opening Saturday, Oct. 10th. They invite you to join them at 2500 Highway US 131 south from 1 to 6 p.m. for new product samples, prizes, raffles, hand-pressed cider, pumpkin carving for the kids and live music.
For more information, call (231) 675-6898 or visit their Facebook Page.
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Camp Daggett to host Fall Festival Sunday
The Fall Festival is back at beautiful Camp Daggett on Walloon Lake on Sunday, Oct. 11 from noon to 5 p.m. Fall is the perfect time to visit Camp Daggett. The fall colors surrounding Walloon Lake are beautiful, and families can enjoy outdoor activities, then return to the main lodge to warm up by the fireplace. Open to the public, this event offers new visitors a chance to see the camp in its fall glory, and former campers a chance to share their stories. Enjoy activities like pumpkin painting/stone painting, face painting, caramel apples, kids crafts, hay rides, history tours of camp, live music at the fire circle, nature hikes, boat color tour on Walloon Lake, cider and doughnuts in the main lodge, and hot dogs for $1. There is a $5 per carload entrance fee. Directions are available at www.campdaggett.org. Please, no pets. For more information, call 231-347-9742.
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Saturday golf event benefits BC High School sports
 High school sports boosters invite you to join them for the Boyne Battle of the Sexes Golf Fundraiser on Saturday, Oct. 10th at Boyne Mountain. Teams will be playing for their favorite guys or girls sports team and competing to win $500 for the program of their choice. Catt Development has donated $500 to go to the winning boys program and Pat O'Brien & Associates has donated $500 to go to the winning girls program. If you would like to get a team of four together, contact Megan Neidhamer at the Boyne City High School Athletic Office, 231-439-8155 or mneidhamer@boyne.k12.mi.us. You can play golf for $30 per person, have dinner for $30 or you can have a great afternoon of golf and dinner for $50. During the dinner, there will be a silent auction with great items donated by local businesses. If you would like to be a hole sponsor for $100 or a cart sponsor for $50, contact high school business teacher Tony Cutler at 231-439-8117 or tcutler@boyne.k12.mi.us.
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Coming Saturday: Peter and the Wolf ... and the orchestra
The fantastic story of Peter and the Wolf, told by Sheridan School Principal Patrick Bevier and the Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra, will be presented at 2 and 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10 at the John M. Hall Auditorium at Bay View in Petoskey. Hear about Peter's adventures in the woods and how the hunters deal with the wolf and save Peter. Instruments of the orchestra will represent Peter, the Wolf, a bird, a cat, and an unfortunate duck. Please join us in this wonderful story and demonstration of the instruments of the orchestra. Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev wrote the story and the music for the Central Children's Theater of Moscow in 1936 and it has been a favorite of film animation and concert audiences ever since. Children under 18 are admitted free but must be accompanied by an adult. Tickets for adults are $10 and may be purchased at the door. www.glcorchestra.org/
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Brook Retirement Community to host next Business After Hours Oct. 22
Business After Hours is the Chamber's regular business networking event, held at different members' locations each month. Here is the schedule for the next four months with all but January held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.:
> Dec. 17 - Porter Creek Fish House at Sommerset Pointe.
> Jan. 21 - Chamber Annual Meeting and Awards Night at Boyne Mountain, 5 to 8 p.m.
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Walkabout Sculpture photo contest continues til Nov. 1
Boyne City's Walkabout Sculpture Committee is kicking off a photography contest open to all amateur or professional photographers to capture their favorite sculpture and post it on the Boyne City Main Street Facebook page. The photo contest will run from now until Nov. 1, with the winner announced and recognized at the June 2016 Artist Reception. The winner will be chosen by the Walkabout Committee and will receive a cash prize of $100 in addition to recognition at the Artist Reception, local media, newsletters and websites. The June installation of the Walkabout Sculpture Show with eight beautiful sculptures in and around downtown Boyne City has created a local buzz. The Walkabout Committee is also encouraging people to vote for their favorite sculpture online at www.walkaboutsculptureshow.com or by picking up a brochure at a downtown business, taking a tour of the pieces and completing the ballot. For more information contact Boyne City Main Street at 231-582-9009 or Mainstreet@boynecity.com.
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Farmers Market continues in Veterans Park through October, then moves indoors
The Boyne City Farmers Market continues its outdoor season through Octover in Veterans Park from 8 a.m. to noon on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The market is a program of the Boyne City Main Street / Downtown Development Authority. For more information visit www.boynecityfarmersmarket.org or contact market manager Rebecca Harris at 231-330-2704 or Main Street at 231-582-9009.
> Starting in November, the winter market will move indoors to the Red Barn next to the Boyne District Library from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays. This will be the fifth anniversary of the indoor winter market.
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Equine Therapy plans Pumpkin Fundraiser and Open House
 Northern Equine Therapy is planning a Fall Pumpkin Fundraiser and Open House from 12 to 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, at their location, 05025 Church Road, Boyne City. A full day of fall family fun is planned, including a family friend Spooky Horse BArn, farm animals, games, wheelchair-accessible hay rides, silent auction, food and the opportunity to meet the therapy horses. Executive Director Courtney Sumpter invites everyone to "Help us carve 100 pumpkins to create the largest pumpkin display in Northern Michigan." NMET is a fully approved 501(c)3 charity. All donations and proceeds raised at this event provide therapy scholarships for those with disabilities and for the horses' needs. Contact Sumpter at 231-881-5590 or nmequine@gmail.com if you would like to donate monetary contributions or silent auction items. Website.
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CRAZY SALLY'S ROAD RALLY is an annual event that benefits the Compassionate Hearts organization, a local non-profit that provides assistance to local citizens in need. Teams have fun by dressing up in costume and racing around town in search of clues. Food and Prizes. Date: October 24, 2015, Time: 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Location: Boyne Area Senior Center. Cost: $15 per team member (teams of 4) limited # of teams. Contact: George Danforth 231-340-1592 for additional information or to tickets.
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LATE SEASON GOLF SPECIAL - The conditions on the Heatherwoods Course at Charlevoix Country Club are the best they've ever been. And, since golfing days are numbered, the rates are hard to beat at $29 for 18 holes and $15 for 9 holes with cart. So grab your fleece, a friend and click here to book that tee time now at or call 231-547-9796.
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 FALL COLOR RAFT TOURS are being offered through November 1st on the wild and scenic Jordan River by Jordan Valley Outfitters' new owners, Dan and Melanie Bennett. "Leave your worries to us and bring your camera," said Melanie. Guided winter trips are just around the next bend, running from mid-December through March. Call 231-536-0006 for information or reservations. Click and download the graphic at right for a $5 coupon off your booking or credit towards store merchandise over $25; limit one per purchase. www.jvoutfitters.com.
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Restoring Broken Trust - Whether trust can be restored in a marriage following betrayal will be explored at Lifetree Café on Sunday, October 11 at 6:30 p.m. The program-titled "Busted Trust: Can It Ever Be Restored?" - features a filmed interview with a married couple who coped with broken trust. Also featured in the session is psychologist Doug Weiss, an expert on marital counseling who has appeared on Dr. Phil, Oprah and Good Morning America.
> Lifetree Café is a place where people gather for conversation about life and faith in a casual coffeehouse-type setting in the community room at First Presbyterian Church, 401 S Park St., Boyne City. Admission to the 60-minute events is free. For more information call Julie Hasse at 231-582-7983 or email lifetree@fpboyne.org.
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LIVE MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT
October 13 - Missy Zenker
October 20 - Soul Patch
October 27 - Blake Elliott & The Robinson Affair
October 31- Halloween Extravaganza w/ Dave Cisco, 8-11 p.m.
Applefest:
> Thursday October 8th, 5:30-9: Roma Ransom
> Friday October 9th, 8-11: Old Mission Collective
> Saturday October, 10th 8-11: Pistil Whips
> Mondays, 6-9 p.m. Nathan Bates. $5 pizza night.
> Thursdays, 5:30-9 p.m.: All-you-can-eat mussels special. Oct. 15th - Jake Allen, 29th - Steve Michanowicz,
> Fridays, 8-11 p.m. Oct. 16th - Under the Moon, 23rd - Michelle Chenard, 30th - Ben Overbeek
> Saturdays, 8-11 p.m. Oct. 17th - Chris Calleja,
24th - Sean Bielby. 31st - Halloween Tomfoolery with Kellerville
Snowflake Lounge - Friday & Saturday - DJ Bill da Cat, 9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Strolling Street Performers - Friday & Saturday, 6-9 p.m.
1-4 p.m. at the Boyne District Library on Oct. 18 and continuing on the first and third Sundays of the month. Everyone is welcome to play or listen at this free celebration of Irish and Celtic music at the Boyne District Library. Flier with more information, pictures and schedule.
BC LANES - 1199 S. M-75, Boyne City. Open 7 days: Monday - Thursday 4-10 pm, Friday 4 pm-12 am, Saturday 12 pm-12 am, Sunday 12-8 pm.
> Glow Bowl Fridays and Saturdays 9 p.m. to midnight. 1199 S. M-75, Boyne City.
> Live music every other Saturday, 9 p.m. - 12 a.m.:
Oct. 10th - Jelly Rolls
Oct. 24th - Rawhide
PIED PIPER SKATERY - Roller skating Wednesdays through Sundays. 04454 M-75 North in Walloon Lake. Upcoming special events:
- October 10th: "Satirically Urban" theme night
- October 31st: Halloween Party, 7-11:30 p.m.
- November 14th: "Hair Rock Bands" theme night
- December 12th and 13th: Christmas parties
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GOOD NEIGHBORS FOOD PANTRY of Boyne City is open every Tuesday from 2 to 5:30 p.m. The pantry is located on the west side of the Boyne Area Free Clinic building at 624 State St. Volunteers are needed for various tasks, from stocking shelves to picking up food, to helping on pantry days. Donations for operating the pantry and purchasing food are also welcome. For more information or to volunteer, email goodneighborsboyne@gmail.com, visit the Volunteer Connections page at CharEm United Way (charemunitedway.com), or visit Good Neighbors Food Pantry on Facebook. Donations may be sent to Good Neighbors Food Pantry, PO Box 35, Boyne City, MI 49712.
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BLOOD DRIVE OCT. 26 - Community Church of Christ is hosting a Red Cross Blood Drive from 12 to 5:45 p.m. Monday, Oct. 26, at 777 Vogel St., Boyne City. To make an appointment, visit redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-733-2767.
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HABITAT SEEKS VOLUNTEERS - Northwest Michigan Habitat for Humanity is seeking volunteer support for the 2015 Northern Michigan NKBA Kitchen Tour, which benefits Habitat. On Saturday, Oct. 17th volunteers are needed from 9 - 5, full or half day shifts, to help greet attendees at each of the seven homeson the tour. Homes span from Indian River down to Rapid City and over to Northport. If you are interested in volunteering or learning more information, contact Mandy at 231-348-6926 or mandy@northwestmihabitat.org.
Habitat's focus for the upcoming week is the first build on Lantern Walk in the Habitat subdivision!
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Volunteers are needed Tuesday, October 13th and Wednesday, October 14th from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm. We will be assembling ICF blocks around the perimeter of the home. These blocks are like big Legos which would be fun for the whole family!
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We are beginning concrete slab pour on Saturday, Oct. 17th. We are in need of four volunteers, 16 and older to help.
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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. Get the mobile app here. In the Apple App Store, you can also search for Boyne City or Boyne Chamber and download the app to your iPhone for iOS 6 or later or to your iPad. When downloading for iPad, designate the iPhone app. The entire publication and links to websites are available in the mobile app. Once you download the mobile app, an internet connection is not needed for access.
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