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All smiles after the MEDC grant was approved are, from left: City Manager Michael Cain, MEDC staffer Dan Leonard, Dilworth owner Bob Grove, Mayor Tom Neidhamer and City Commissioner Hugh Conklin.
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MEDC approves million-dollar grant for Dilworth
Officials at the Michigan Economic Development Corporation and the Michigan Strategic Fund Board have unanimously approved a $1-million community development block grant for job creation and blight elimination for the Dilworth Hotel in Boyne City. Officials from Boyne City joined Dilworth owner Bob Grove to offer support of the project to the MSF board. The community development block grants (CDBG) were created to help encourage private development in underutilized and vacant buildings. Redevelopment projects like the Dilworth Hotel have extraordinary costs above and beyond normal development costs such as environmental remediation of lead and asbestos, selective demolition and façade stabilization, as well as major upgrades for barrier free access and fire suppression systems compliance. Without support from funding options like CDBG, Brownfield and Local Reimbursement programs, investments in historic renovation projects would not be possible. "The need for public and private partnership is key to community development. Financial support from the state and local level is critical to make this investment financially feasible," said Michael Cain, City Manager of Boyne City. Full story.
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 Merry Christmas! Early newsletters and holiday closings
Merry Christmas from the Chamber and Main Street team to your team. We wish you the very best this holiday season! Next week's newsletter will be distributed on Wednesday, Dec. 30. Please send any article submissions by noon Tuesday. The Chamber, Main Street, City Hall and the Boyne District Library will be closed Dec. 24, 25 and 31 and Jan. 1.
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Main Street kicks off crowdfunding campaign for Boyne River sculpture
The Boyne City Main Street Program is organizing an exciting new project called "The Last River Draw." A life-size bronze sculpture of a logger will be placed on the edge of the Boyne River pulling a log with a pike pole used in the early lumbering era. The idea for the sculpture came from Tony Williams, who asked Martha Sulfridge, a local sculptor, if she would be willing to create and build it. "This will be a wonderful representation and reminder of our lumbering heritage and an engaging way to bring art to our public spaces," said Lori Meeder, Main Street Executive Director. "This project ties in with our Walkabout Sculpture Show installed in June, 8 temporary pieces on loan from Michigan artists. This will make our first permanent piece."
"The Last River Draw" project is being spearheaded by the Main Street Design Committee. The committee is currently building awareness and financial support for the sculpture project. The Michigan Economic Development Corporation has approved a matching grant through its "Public Spaces, Community Places" crowdfunding initiative. Once a short video is produced outlining the project, it will go live through an online fundraising platform known as Patronicity (www.patronicity.com). This social media mechanism of fundraising allows community members to make individual contributions of any size through an online campaign. The total project cost is $50,000 and if the community can raise $25,000, the MEDC will match the $25,000.
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Wine Wednesday kicks off Boyne Appétit! on January 6th
 The Boyne City Main Street program and Chamber of Commerce are collaborating on a new initiative to promote the exceptional restaurants and other food establishments in this area. Called "Boyne Appétit!," the program is run by a steering committee consisting chefs, managers and community volunteers interested in promoting the Boyne City area as the "foodie" destination in Northwest Michigan. They have developed a logo and a Facebook page. Soon you will be seeing window clings featuring the logo and website on the windows and doors of local restaurants and food businesses.
Boyne Appétit! will kick off in 2016 with Wine Wednesdays, set to begin January 6. On the first Wednesday of each month, from 5-7 p.m., local restaurants and wine purveyors will have wine tastings and serve complimentary appetizers. Those currently participating are the Boyne Pub, Café Sante, Northern Table, Porter Creek Fish House, Red Mesa Grill, Boyne River Inn, Lake Street Market and The Wine Emporium. Nate Jason from Café Sante and Mark Warner from Northern Table are coordinating Wine Wednesdays and inviting other area restaurants to participate. "We plan to issue a punch card and once participants have visited all of the restaurants, they will be eligible to win a prize," adds Warner. he Boyne Appétit! Committee has been meeting since October and its coordinators are food writer and volunteer Cynthia Janssens and Alana Haley, the marketing manager of Porter Creek Fish House. For more information contact Janssens at 989-942-7265, cynthia2248@msn.com, or Haley at 231-350-2962, alana.haley@sommersetpointe.com.
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Local voters like Trump; Clinton holds slight lead over Sanders
 A Boyne Area Chamber online survey shows that local voters like Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton and the idea of serving alcohol on sidewalks in front of downtown restaurants. The main thrust of the survey was to determine award winners for the Chamber's upcoming Annual Meeting in categories including Entrepreneur of the Year and Volunteer of the Year. But just for fun, we also asked who you would support if the March Presidential Primary were held today. Perhaps the most important finding was that 35% of Republican voters and 41% of Democratic voters were undecided. Of those who have an opinion, Trump led the Republicans with 29% support, followed by Marco Rubio at 15%, Ted Cruz 12%, Ben Carson 11.6%, and John Kasich 10%. Next were Carly Fiorina 6%, Chris Christie and Ron Paul 5%, Jeb Bush 4% and Mike Huckabee with 0.7%. On the Democratic side, of those with an opinion, Clinton led with 50.5%, followed closely by Bernie Sanders with 46.7%. Martin O'Malley trailed with 2.8% support.
Survey shows strong support for serving alcohol on sidewalks An overwhelming 76% of 360 Boyne Area Chamber survey respondents support serving alcohol on sidewalks in front of downtown restaurants. Of the total number of respondents, 140 were City of Boyne City residents, with 104, or 74.3%, supporting the concept. The City Commission denied a request to allow sidewalk alcohol sales two years ago, despite near unanimous support from the City Planning Commission, Main Street Board and Chamber Board. One survey respondent summed up the survey comments made by many: "Ann Arbor, Traverse City, Elk Rapids, Petoskey and others have wonderful restaurants with outdoor eating without problems. In fact it adds to the wonderful atmosphere we are generating in Northern Michigan and Boyne City. This is one issue where we are behind other progressive cities for no good reason."
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Celebrate with your Chamber on Jan. 21 at Boyne Mountain
Are you registered yet for the Chamber's Annual Meeting Celebration on Thursday, Jan. 21, at Boyne Mountain Resort? This is a special night for the area's business community, bringing together more than 300 members of the Chamber family for an evening of dining, socializing, special recognition and to present the Chamber's annual awards. It's the "can't miss" event of the year... presented by Korthase-Flinn Insurance and Financial Services. The gala event is held from 5 to 8:30 p.m. and always sells out. The program is an upbeat gathering with great food and drink, live and silent auctions, and the introduction of our Chamber Board members. The Boyne City High School Jazz Band will entertain during the dinner and social hour. We will also be announcing six awards; see the story below for details. If you would like to promote your business by donating an auction item or becoming a sponsor, email jim@boynechamber.com or call 231-582-6222. Click here to register online. Tickets are $40 per person by Jan. 4, and $45 after. Table sponsorships are $380, including 8 seats, a table sign, program listing, listing on overhead screens and introduction at the event.
> Thanks to our Gold Sponsors:
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1st Presbyterian Church to host free Christmas dinner for all
The 1st Presbyterian Church of Boyne City will continue its tradition of offering a free Christmas Dinner for anyone and everyone in the community from 12 noon to 2 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 25th. The church is located at 401 S. Park St. Rev. Elizabeth Broschart said, "You are invited to the First Presbyterian Church for a Christmas Dinner as we celebrate the birth of Christ and join our hands in fellowship. If you prefer not to eat alone, please join us." Church members are cooking a traditional turkey dinner with all the fixin's. The dinner is paid for by contributions from the congregation, the public and local grocery stores. Anyone who would like to support the effort may call 582-7983.
> The 1st Presbyterian Church will also hold a 7 p.m. service on Thursday, Dec. 24, Christmas Eve.
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Now it's time to take a selfie with your favorite sculpture
 Boyne City's Walkabout Sculpture Committee is announcing a new photo contest beginning January 1st. The photos submitted and posted to our Boyne City Main Street Facebook page must be a "selfie" with their favorite sculpture. This contest will run from January 1 to February 10 with the winner announced at the Chocolate-Covered Winterfest in February. The contest is open to all amateur and professional photographers. The committee received 31 photo entries posted to Facebook in its first photo contest that began in September for photos of the sculptures. David Leaver won that contest with his photo entitled Draco Starry Night, which captured the Draco Viewer in the starlight. David will receive $100 and be recognized at the June 2016 Artist Reception. The Walkabout Sculpture Show, now in its eighth month, features eight sculptures of various sizes and media - life size to monument presentations, realistic to abstract, metal, clay, steel, iron and granite. Martha Sulfridge, said, "The goal is to create a new and fresh show each year and expand the tour to include even more sculptures and artists from around the country next year." An Artist Reception will be held in June to celebrate and thank the sculptors for the enjoyment the community received throughout the year. The reception will also introduce the new pieces that will be installed for the next year. A People's Choice Award of $1,000 will be presented to the winning sculpture at the June Reception. All the featured artworks are for sale.
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Ridge Run Dog Park gets $10,400 grant for walking trail
From the Petoskey News-Review: Recreation projects in two Charlevoix County cities will benefit from two recently announced grants from the state's Recreation Passport Fund. Last week the Michigan Department of Natural Resources announced more than $1.3 million in 33 grants for recreation projects around the state. Among the projects that were awarded funding through the grant program were $10,000 for a new outdoor ice skating rink in East Jordan and $10,400 for a walking/exercise trail at the city's Ridge Run Dog Park in Boyne City. Michele Carter, one of the leaders for the committee that helps oversee the park and additions to it, said the total estimated cost of the trails is about $15,000. Carter said plans call for a trail to be established inside the fence of both the small dog and the large dog parks. Because of the costs and a desire to use more natural materials, Carter said the trails will likely be made out of some sort of crushed stone. The trails will include benches, and signs that denote the distance around each trial. Full story.
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Indoor Farmers Market will be closed Saturday, open Wednesday, Dec. 30
The Boyne City Farmers Market indoor winter market will be closed the next two Saturdays, Dec. 26 and Jan. 2, but will be open next Wednesday, Dec. 30, from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday markets return on Jan. 9. The market is held in the Red Barn next to the Boyne District Library in the 200 block of South Park Street.
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Boyne Bucks gift certificates - the perfect last-minute Christmas gift
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 Chamber recently filled an order for a total of more than $5,000 in Boyne Bucks from one local employer. 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, but the Chamber will be closed on Christmas Eve. All participating businesses.
> You can purchase Boyne Bucks on Dec. 23 and 24 at Country Now & Then/Up the Lazy River with cash or checks.
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Holly Daze has record-breaking year of community support
Last Friday night brought over 340 community members to Castle Farms to celebrate a wonderful year of support for Munson Healthcare Charlevoix Hospital. The area has embraced the hospital foundation's signature Holly Daze event as an annual tradition kicking off the holiday season. This year proceeds totaling over $185,000 are being directed to the upcoming expansion and renovation of the hospital's surgical suite and laboratory, and topped last year's record by an unprecedented 30%. Gifts of Love, an "auction item" where people's gifts or "bids" go directly to the cause, in this case toward outfitting the new surgical patient rooms, doubled from the prior year and totaled over $65,000. The Foundation also used the night to announce the beginning of the public phase of their FORWARD Campaign, which will raise funds for a new operating room, renovations to the surgical suite, and an expanded laboratory. To date, donors have pledged over $2.4 million to this and the other capital projects at Munson Healthcare Charlevoix Hospital, which also included the new Infusion Center and Boyne Area Medical Center expansion that were completed earlier this year. The goal is to bring that total to $3.4 million in the coming months. The Foundation and its many volunteers are in the planning stages for a number of events over the course of the next year to raise money toward the additional $1 million goal. Community members are encouraged to participate and can make a gift at any time by contacting the Foundation. There is the option to make one time gifts or a pledge completed over several years.
> Munson Healthcare Charlevoix Hospital Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization working to raise and manage funds to benefit Munson Healthcare Charlevoix Hospital. For more information about Munson Healthcare Charlevoix Hospital and its Foundation visit munsonhealthcare.org/charlevoixhospital.
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Give yourself or a loved one the gift of good health this holiday
 Purchase an Annual Single or Family Membership at Pointe Health in December and get 15% off. That means your Single Membership will cost you about $35 per month or just $8 per week, and a Family Membership will cost about $60 per month or about $14 per week. Your membership gives you 24-hour access to our state-of-the-art facility including strength equipment and free weights, cardio equipment with personal televisions and earbud jacks and Men's and Women's locker rooms with steam shower. Varied classes, massage and personal training are also available. Point Health is located at 4670 Lake Shore Drive; just 5 minutes from Downtown Boyne City and 10 minutes from Downtown East Jordan. Giving yourself or a loved one the gift of good health is a gift that keeps on giving. Call for a personal tour and to purchase your membership at 231-459-4442. Website.
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Christmas comes early for BCHS Blaze robotics team
Thanks to the generosity of Kelly and April Bellant, the Boyne City High School Robotics Program, BC Blaze FRC Team 4377, received a brand new trailer complete with team logo. The Bellants' son, Kelly, was the first 4-year team member of BC Blaze and a 2015 graduate of Boyne City High School. While Kelly was home from college at Thanksgiving time, the family delivered the trailer to the team during a November 24 work session. Both Mr. and Mrs. Bellant have been mentors for the program and have had a vision of team having it's own trailer, complete with logo, to transport the robot when traveling to competitions and other events. BC Blaze is extremely grateful to the Bellant family for their support of the program with their generous donation.
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Put your promotional message right up front in our newsletter
Would you like to get your business message read by 900 people for $50? If so, you should consider running a display ad at the very top of the Chamber/Main Street newsletter that you are now reading. We send the newsletter to more than 2,000 people, and it is opened by an average of 900 each week. The ad for Pointe Health Club in today's newsletter is a sample of the size of your ad, and if you click on the ad, it takes you to their website. We will also promote you to our 4,000 Facebook followers. Reserve your space now for our newsletters in 2016 - call 231-582-6622 or email jim@boynechamber.com.
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FUN, FOOD, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT - Boyne Appetit!
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Bring your creativity to Art a la Carte!
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Fun for kids on Dec. 29 at the Boyne District Library
Kids 10 and under and their families are invited to come to the Boyne District Library on Tuesday, December 29th from 10-11:30 a.m. Art a la Carte is an open art event where we provide the materials and kids bring the creativity. No registration is required, but children must be accompanied by an adult. Contact Helene Ivie, Children's Librarian, with questions at(231) 582-7861 or ivieh@boynelibrary.org.
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Boyne City wine glasses - last-minute Christmas gift available at City Hall
Are you looking for a last minute gift? The City of Boyne City has wine glasses and acrylic cups for sale. Boyne City 9 oz stemless wine (glass) or 16 oz (acrylic) cup would be a perfect gift. $9 each, 2 for $16 or 4 for $30. They are available at City Hall, while supplies last.
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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 also quickly filling their off-season calendar with bookings for holiday parties and catering events. Email BellaVitaBoyne@gmail.com for details. Website bellavitaboyne.com.
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SCHINDLER SURVIVOR - The story of Oskar Schindler's youngest Holocaust survivor will be presented on Sunday, December 27, 2015 at 6:30 p.m. The program features a Lifetree exclusive: a film of Leon Leyson, who was 13 years old when Schindler put him to work in his enamelware factory near Krakow, Poland. Because of his short stature, Leyson stood on a wooden box so he could reach the handles on the machinery. In the Lifetree film, Leyson describes how the Nazis captured his family members, confined them in the Jewish ghetto area of Krakow, and herded them onto trains bound for concentration camps. "Suddenly, I lost my most basic rights," recalls Leyson. "I was hungry all the time and frightened all the time." Leyson describes how Schindler pulled him out of a line bound for the death camps. Schindler named him "Little Leyson" and showed him favor with extra food rations. After the war, Leyson moved to the United States. He remained quiet about his wartime experience until the release of the Oscar-winning Stephen Spielberg film "Schindler's List." Then Leyson gradually began to tell his story. 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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Modern Day Masquerade for New Year's Eve at the Castle
 Join us at the Castle on New Year's Eve as we usher out the Old Year and ring in the New at a Modern Day Masquerade Ball. The merriment begins at 9 pm and runs through 1 am with an open bar (beer and wine selections), heavy hors d'oeuvres, DJ entertainment, Motion Booth photo booth, and fire performances by Magik Mike. We'll celebrate the unmasking at midnight as the New Year begins with a toast of champagne. $45 per person purchased in advance online. Masks available for purchase at the event (limited quantities). Castle Farms, 5052 M-66 Hwy., Charlevoix. (231) 237-0884. www.castlefarms.com
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> HOLIDAY HOURS - Northern Table will be open now through Jan. 3, except for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
> NEW YEAR'S EVE - Join Northern Table December 31st to welcome 2016. We will be offering a Five Course dinner for $50 with the option to add on Wine Pairings for $25. Chris Koury will be in the Northern Table Lounge from 9 pm to 12 am. Reserve your table today by stopping in or by calling 231.439.4487.
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 RING IN THE NEW YEAR at Porter Creek Fish House. Dinner-only seating from 5-9 pm; choose from three special 3-Course Dinner options or order off the menu. From 9 pm-12:30 am kick up your heels to a dance band, then toast the New Year with champagne; $10 Cover. Be Happy. Make Merry! Reservations 231-582-7080. Website.
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NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY will be held at the Boyne City Eagles Hall with entertainment by Ken Thompson from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. This party is open to the public. The club will provide ham sliders, party hats and champagne at midnight. Please bring a snack to share.
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 NEW YEAR'S BEACH BASH - Celebrate with family and friends at the Charlevoix Area Community Pool on Wednesday, December 30th from 6-8 p.m. for our annual New Year's kick-off party. It's cold outside, but not on the Pool deck. Grab your swimsuits, lounge at the pool, toss around some beach balls, and soak in the hot tub. Pizza, refreshments and goody bags provided. Children 5 and under are free. All other guests (swimmers and non-swimmers), $5 advance purchase or $6 at the door. Reservations are recommended as we are limited to a maximum occupancy. Call or email the Pool today to ensure your spot at the Beach Bash: 231.547.0982 or info@charlevoixpool.org.
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LIVE MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT
RED MESA GRILL, 6-9 p.m. "Casa Tuesdays" - $3 Casa Margaritas, $3 Premium Drafts, $3 Food Features, live music:
Dec. 29 - Blake Elliott & The Robinson Affair
January 5 - Awesome Distraction
January 12 - Charles Madison
January 19 - Keith Scott
January 26 - Blake Elliott & The Robinson Affair
> Mondays, 6-9 p.m. $5 pizza night. Nathan Bates.
> Thursdays, 5:30-9 p.m.: All-you-can-eat mussels special. Dec. 31st - The Shifties New Year's Eve Party from 8-12. Jan. 7th - Kellerville, 14th - Adam Hoppe, 21st - Michelle Chenard, 28th - Sean Bielby .
> Fridays, 8-11 p.m.: Jan. 8th - Ben Overbeek, 15th - Under the Moon, 22nd - Randy Reska, 29th - Jeremy Reisig.
> Saturdays, 8-11 p.m.: Dec. 26th - Under the Moon. Jan. 2nd - Chris Calleja, 9th - Owen James, 16th - Ben Swan, 23rd - Younce Guitar Duo, 30th - The Whiskey Charmers.
> Billy Strings and Don Julin on Dec. 26 - SOLD OUT.
> Carla Cooke (Daughter of the legendary Sam Cooke) on Feb. 14
Dec. 26-Jan. 2 - live entertainment at 40 Acres Tavern and Stein Eriksen's. Also DJ Bill da Cat at the Snowflake Lounge and live street performers on property.
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 Saturdays, 9 p.m. - 12 a.m.:
Dec. 26th - Full Circle
Dec. 31st - NEW YEAR'S EVE with The Jelly Rolls, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Jan. 2 - Yankee Station
Jan. 9 - Raging Moon
Jan. 16 - Northern Nites
Jan. 23 - Whiskey Creek
Jan. 30 - The Lopers
PIED PIPER SKATERY - Roller skating Wednesdays through Sundays. 04454 M-75 North in Walloon Lake.
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A MATTER OF BALANCE - "Managing Concerns About Falls" will be held from 10 a.m. to noon on Mondays, beginning Jan. 4 at Litzenburger Place apartments, 829 S. Park St. in Boyne City. This is a free program designed to reduce the fear of falling and increase activity levels among older adults. A Matter of Balance includes eight two-hour sessions for a small group led by two trained coaches. This nationally recognized program was developed at the Roybal Center at Boston University. Details.
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 JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT of Northern Michigan is looking for an area resident who would like to teach a program called "Economics For Success" at Boyne City Middle School. Junior Achievement provides all the materials and course guidelines. Teachers are needed for two classes, and they will work with a BCMS teacher to implement the program, which is composed of six 45-minute sessions. Materials are packaged in a self-contained kit that includes detailed plans for the volunteer and materials for 32 students. Anyone interested in teaching this class is invited to contact Matt Berger, District Director of Junior Achievement of Northern Michigan at 231-582-4660 or email janso@ja.org. He will meet with anyone interested to go over the materials.
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BOYNE AREA FREE CLINIC will be closed Friday, December 25, and Friday, January 1, 2016, due to the holidays. The clinic will be open normal hours on Friday, Dec. 18 and will reopen January 8, 2016. They are urging their clients to plan ahead if they will run out of blood pressure or other medications during the holidays.
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> DEC. 28 - Community of Christ Church, 777 Vogel St., Boyne City, 11:00 AM- 04:45 PM. Get a free Red Cross long-sleeve T-shirt, while they last. Simply come to give blood Dec 23. - Jan. 3.
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 THANK YOU, VETERANS! The community of Boyne City will be hosting a free social gathering for all veterans from 9 to 11 a.m. on the fourth Tuesday of the month, beginning Jan. 26th at the Boyne Area Senior Center. Coffee and doughnuts will be donated by supportive area businesses. The senior center will also offer free lunches to all veterans on the fourth Tuesday of the month, starting in January.
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PROMOTE YOUR BUSINESS - One of the most valuable tools the Chamber utilizes to promote local businesses is our Visitors Guide & Business Directory. This quality annual magazine is a benefit of Chamber membership and is used to expose your business to thousands of potential customers. Our Guide has a full year of circulation, with 20,000 copies distributed from the Chamber office, at numerous regional businesses and at MDOT Welcome Centers state-wide. Our publication includes a buyer's guide that lists all Chamber members organized by business category. Char Shaltz, account manager for Harbor House, will contact you within the next few weeks to discuss options for promoting your business in the 2016/17 Visitors Guide & Business Directory. Char can be reached at (231) 582-2814 or visit harborhouse.com/boyne.htm.
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"BC" WINDOW STICKERS and "Boyne City" license plates are available at 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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