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The Last River Draw crowdfunding campaign surpasses its goal
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"The Last River Draw"
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It came down to the final few days, but the Boyne City river sculpture crowdfunding campaign reached its goal - and then some. The campaign will support a project to create a life-size bronze sculpture of a logger near the mouth of the Boyne River drawing in logs, depicting the early lumbering era. With the crowdfunding campaign coming to a close, the goal of $25,000 was not only reached, it was exceeded with more than $29,000 raised. The $25,000 will be matched by two state agencies that sponsored the effort, bringing the total amount available for the project to $54,000. "We had such an outpouring of support in this last week," said Lori Meeder, executive director of the Boyne City Main Street Program. "I had multitude people call to ask where we were at and how much we still needed - ready to make up the difference, so that we didn't jeopardize the matching grant." The additional funds will help pay for permits, possible cost overruns and to support the city's Walkabout Sculpture Tour, which The Last River Draw will now be a part of as a permanent piece.
During the last push of the campaign, Meeder received a call from Bob White in Colorado. Bob had been watching the progress for several weeks and inquired about the benefits of the Lumber Baron $2,500 level. This sponsor level allows the donor to have their name on the plaque that will be placed by the river sculpture. After more discussion, Meeder discovered that Bob was the great nephew of William H. White, the lumber baron who is credited with starting the lumber industry in Boyne City. For more information on this project, contact Lori Meeder at mainstreet@boynecity.com or 231.582.9009. Full story.
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Boyne City Hall groundbreaking set for Thursday
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New City Hall construction will start soon.
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City officials invite the public to attend a groundbreaking ceremony for the new City Hall, to be held in front of the old City Hall at 3:30 p.m. Thursday, April 21. Last May, voters approved a bond issue for new city facilities that will house fire, police and ambulance services as well as the history museum and administrative offices. The old city hall will go out with a bang next week, as the police and fire departments will use it for training, which will include active shooter scenarios and smoke bombs being activated. Demolition of the old building is scheduled to begin April 25, and construction is expected to be complete in the summer of 2017. The police and fire departments continue to operate on the old site at 319 N. Lake St., while administrative offices have moved across the street to leased space at 364 N. Lake St.
> As part of the new City Hall project, Boyne City's century-old historic clock is being refurbished and will be put back into service in a replica of the original clock tower. MI News 26 video.
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Friends of Avalanche group organizing; April 25 meeting planned
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The view from the top of Avalanche is featured on the cover of the Chamber's Visitor Guide.
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All those interested in Boyne City's Avalanche Preserve are invited to attend an informational meeting about a "Friends of Avalanche" group that is forming for the 300-acre park. The meeting is Monday, April 25, at 6 p.m. and will be held in the Boyne District Library community room. Creating a "Friends of Avalanche" group was a recommendation contained in the recently completed Avalanche Preserve Resource and Inventory Management Plan. Rick Deuell, a local resource and planning consultant, developed the plan and will attend the meeting to review his report, which will include reasons for the large number of ash and birch trees that have died in the park in recent years. Also attending will be representatives of the Top of Michigan Mountain Bike Association, who recently received approval from the Boyne City City Commission to build several miles of new trails in the park. They will present an update of their project. While the purpose and focus of the Friends group has yet to be decided, some of its activities might include trail maintenance, signage, advocacy, building relationships between the park's many user groups, and working with the City of Boyne City to assist with park improvements that were included in the park's 2010 master plan. This effort to organize a friends group is led by a small group Boyne area residents and park users.
> The Avalanche Mountain Preserve comprises 300-plus acres of woodland located within the City of Boyne City. The area offers many types of recreational activities including hiking, biking, skiing, skating, running, snowmobiling, disc golf, and archery. For more information about the meeting, contact Susan Conklin at 231.675.0742 or email friendsofavalanche@gmail.com.
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Farmers Market celebrates the return of spring on Saturday
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Come celebrate the return of spring and warmer weather with your local farmers at the Boyne City Farmers Market this Saturday morning from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Abundant, lush greens are pouring in from local farms with salad mix and baby spinach from Pond Hill and all your favorite microgreens from Bear Creek. In addition, Bear Creek will bring the season's first Basil plants, as well as rosemary, cilantro, and wheatgrass. Other vendors will have tables, baskets, jars and coolers bursting with delicious foods. From a bounty of potatoes, carrots, dressings, baked goods, jams, eggs, meats (beef, pork, chicken, turkey, lamb and fish), honey, maple syrup, cheese, pot pies, coffee, soy candles, laundry soap, apples or even caramel corn. You can see why so many come to do their weekly grocery shopping inside the red barn next to the Boyne District Library each Saturday in April. We are also looking forward to the amazing hand-cut fries and Philly Cheese Steaks from Littleman Bites Food Truck. Littleman will also be offering two kinds of soup inside the barn - potato leek and broccoli cheese. With weather this nice, eating and shopping at market are must-dos for this Saturday. Website: www.boynecityfarmersmarket.org.
> Bring the kids for another scavenger hunt!
> The market expands to Wednesdays and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon starting in May.
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Plein air painter in action.
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Call to artists: Register now for Plein Air Paint-Out or Sidewalk Chalk-Out competitions
The arts will be celebrated in Boyne City at the 7th annual Boyne City SOBO Arts Festival, June 24 and 25, in Sunset Park on the shore of Lake Charlevoix. "In the spirit of its original mission of encompassing all arts, this family-friendly interactive art festival is about creating an experience through art. Stations will invite guests to interact in a variety of art forms in an engaging, entertaining and collaborative environment,' said Becky Harris, co-chair of the committee.
We invite artists of all skill and experience levels to become involved through participation in two different competitions. The Plein Air Paint-Out Competition will take place June 25, from 8 am to 3 pm. The artists will be inspired by the beauty of historic Boyne City and Lake Charlevoix. All work must be completed 100% 'en plein air' - outdoors and during the competition hours. New at this year's Festival is the Sidewalk Chalk-Out Competition. The artists' palate will be the sidewalk surrounding Sunset Park downtown Boyne City along the shores of the Boyne River and Lake Charlevoix. Artist of all ages and abilities - from the beginner to experienced chalk artist - are welcome. There is also a free family doodle area, for those who wish to just come and play.
> Cost to enter either competition is $10. To pre-register (required) and get complete set of rules, go to www.soboartsfestival.com, call Becky Harris at 231-330-2704 or email mainstreet@boynecity.com. Send the $10 fee to SOBO Arts Festival, 319 N. Lake Street, Boyne City, MI 49712 or pay when you have your canvas stamped. More details on both events.
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Ironton Ferry opens today; 90-year celebration planned May 16
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The old wooden ferry, early 1900s
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From the Petoskey News-Review: Long before automobiles boarded the ferry, it was sheep, horses and buggies taking a short cut across the South Arm of Lake Charlevoix from Ironton to Boyne City. For more than 130 years, the Ironton Ferry has made the 600-foot trip across the Ironton narrows, carrying vehicles, cyclists and walkers. The short cut saves travelers a 20-mile trip by road around the lake. This year, the current steel structure ferry celebrates 90 years of service. To celebrate this milestone the Charlevoix County Transportation Authority has planned a rededication celebration on Monday, May 16. Full story.
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Strategic HR conference set for April 22 in Boyne City
 The Northern Michigan Society for Human Resource Management is hosting Value-Added HR: A Strategic Approach" at the Boyne District Library on Friday, April 22. All are welcome to register and join the group for this program with author and speaker Sara Christiansen of Ideation Consulting. During her 20+ year career as a Social Scientist, Christiansen has worked with diverse companies in both the private and public sectors.
> The program will be held April 22, from 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. The cost is $119 for NMSHRM members, $199 for non-members. An optional lunch ($12) and chapter meeting will follow the program from 12:45 to 1:15. Click here to learn more and/or to register, or call 231-409-2272. Pre-order your lunch by contacting northernmichiganshrm@gmail.com.
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BCHS needs business people to for career prep day Thursday
Boyne City High School is planning its Annual College and Career Preparation Day for Thursday, April 21, and local business people are being asked to participate. Principal Karen Jarema said: "As part of this day we are in need of businesses/volunteers to help with the interviewing of our seniors. All of our senior class will participate in at least two job interviews (either real or mock). We are looking for businesses who are wishing to hold real job interviews for summer/long-term employment as well as individuals who are willing to come in and participate in mock interviews. The schedule for the day will be from 12:45 to 3:30 p.m. for volunteers.
> If you are able to volunteer and/or participate, contact Karen Jarema at 231-439-8130 or email kjarema@boyne.k12.mi.us.
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College to host Career Fair and employability workshops
North Central Michigan College will host a Career Fair on May 6 from 1 to 4:30 p.m. in the gymnasium. This Career Fair will help college students looking for internships and summer work with information about local businesses and industry as well as the amenities in living in Northwest Michigan. The fair will be open to the public.
WORKSHOPS APRIL 19, 22, 26, 29 - Networks Northwest will have an interviewing skills workshop available for interested individuals. These employability skills sessions will feature resumé preparation and interview techniques. The workshop for interview preparation will be held on April 19 from 2 to 4 p.m. and again on April 22 from 10 a.m. until noon. Interview techniques will be held on April 26 from 2 to 4 p.m. and again on April 29 from 10 a.m. until noon. These workshops are free.
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You can schmooze with 700 at NLEA event on May 19
The Northern Lakes Economic Alliance has scheduled "Schmooza Palooza," formerly known as "the NLEA Annual Event," for 2 to 4 p.m. Thursday, May 19, at Boyne Mountain. The initial announcement explained: "We heard you loud and clear- you want more networking and less formality at our annual event. The NLEA is proud to present this year's gathering of 700 of our closest friends and colleagues from across the region for the biggest celebration and recognition of economic development projects and people in Northwest Michigan." The event will start with dessert and networking on the Hemlock Lawn, followed by a keynote address and awards inside the Matterhorn Room. Registration form.
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FUN, FOOD, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT - Boyne Appetit!
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Mark your calendar: Boyne Area Restaurant Week set for June 6-12
Mark your calendars for Boyne Area Restaurant Week, June 6-12. This is going to be a fabulous kick-off to our summer season. Restaurants, bars, delis and sandwich shops will all be offering specials: Two-for-one prix fixe meals for under $35 at large restaurants and more great specials from the others. Details coming soon. For more information, email Cindy Janssens.
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TNT and Cancer Crusaders will Rock Around the Clock April 23
 The Northern Michigan Cancer Crusaders are preparing to Rock Around the Clock on Saturday, April 23 from 6 p.m. to midnight at the Boyne City Eagles Hall. Join them for music, dancing, cash bar, food, celebrity performers, a Twist contest and an awesome silent auction. Tickets can be purchased in advance by contacting Gail Farley (231-582-2424) or at the door for a $6 donation. Music will be provided by TNT and Tim the DJ. Come dressed as your favorite 50's/60's personality for a chance to win a prize.
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Morel Festival music announced; Wine & Dine tickets on sale
This year's 56th Morel Mushroom Festival will be held May 11-15, and www.morelfest.com includes full details, craft fair booth applications and entry forms for the Guided Mushroom Hunt on Friday and the Competitive Hunt on Saturday. This year's best-ever musical line-up includes:
> Thursday, May 12 - Thornetta Davis Band playing for the Craft Beer Block Party in downtown Boyne City, 4 to 8 p.m.
> Friday, May 13 - The Cookies playing in the festival tent at Veterans Park, 8 p.m.
> Saturday, May 14 - Scarkazm playing in the festival tent at Veterans Park, 8:30 p.m.
THE WINE & DINE is held Friday, May 13, and tickets are now on sale. The gourmet Mushroom Festival event will have two seatings at 5:30 and 8 p.m. at the Beach House restaurant on Deer Lake. This event always sells out, so don't wait to make your reservations. Tickets are $45 per person, which includes five morel-infused hors d'oeuvres, five wine tastings, tax and gratuity. Click here for details and reservations
Table sponsors available for May 13th Craft Beer Block Party
It's that time of year again. We at the Boyne Area Chamber of Commerce are gearing up for the 2nd annual Craft Beer Block Party from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday, May 13, moving from Water Street to the 100 block of S. Lake Street. Would you like to promote your business to a crowd of 1,000 or more at this event? For only $50 you can sponsor a table at the event. Be a part of the positive growth in Boyne City and let customers know that you are involved in your community. The day of the Block Party, bring your marketing material and decorate your table. Table tents, postcards, business cards, flyers - you pick. To reserve your space contact Chamber Board member Kristen Spears by email or call 231-582-0106.
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New Happy Hour specials and weekly specials at 3 Boyne Mountain restaurants
Three Boyne Mountain restaurants are offering Happy Hour specials and weekly dining specials. Here are the details:
Happy Hour: Monday - Thursday, 4-6 p.m. at 40 Acres Tavern, Everett's and Trophy Room
$2 Domestic Draught, $3 Craft and Imported Draught
$3 off Wine by the glass
Half-off appetizers
Weekly Specials, 5-9 p.m.
Sunday: Forty Acres Tavern - half off all entrées
Monday: Trophy Room Pub & Pizzeria half off pizza
Tuesday: Everett's All-You-Can-Eat Taco Bar $10, $3 margaritas
Wednesday: Everett's All-You-Can-Eat Pasta Bar $12, 40% off all bottles of wine under $70
Forty Acres Tavern 40% off all bottles of wine under $70
Thursday: Trophy Room Pub & Pizzeria - Pint & Pie $10, also Everett's Sushi Night
Friday: Everett's - Prime Time (Prime Rib) Fridays $27
Saturday: Everett's - Stir Fry Saturdays $22
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Brass and Woodwind Ensembles perform Sunday in BC
Start your spring with music - bring your friends and family to enjoy unforgettable sounds from the Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra's Sunday Series ensemble that will brighten your day. The performance will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday, April 17, at the First Presbyterian Church, 401 S. Park St., Boyne City. The Brass and Woodwind Ensembles will play sounds from Mozart, Milhaud, Joplin, Scheidt/Jones, Van Vactor, Hindemith, Renwick and Gottschalk. A free will donation will be taken at the door. This program is made possible due to generous support provided by Carolyn Klender. For more information, contact the orchestra office at (231) 487-0010, www.glcorchestra.org.
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Library Week open house features fun for kids
Celebrate National Library Week at the Boyne District Library. Join us at the Kids' National Library Week Open House on Saturday, April 16th from 3 to 5 p.m. Drop in for games, face painting, magic tricks, and a coloring craft. The winners of the Library Week Bookmark Contest will be recognized during this event. All ages welcome; no registration necessary. Questions? Contact Helene Ivie (231) 582-7861 or ivieh@boynelibrary.org.
D.E.A.R. MONTH - The Library is excited to announce a special reading program for the month of April! Beverly Cleary, who made the DEAR program ("Drop Everything and Read") famous in her book, Ramona Quimby, Age 8, turns 100 years old on Tuesday, April 12th. In honor of her birthday, the Boyne District Library is encouraging readers of all ages to explore her wonderful stories. Read a book (or listen to one!) by Beverly Cleary this month, stop by the library tell a librarian, about it, and receive a prize. (One prize per reader.)
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Raven Hill "Trains & Things" continues through April 20
 Raven Hill Discovery Center's "Trains & Things" exhibit invites visitors to explore railroad memorabilia and get involved with some engineering challenges. Kevin McGinty of Boyne City will have a model train up and running, complete with a working circus. The exhibit is now on display and runs daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. through Wednesday, April 20. The hands-on museum and animals will also be available for visitors to explore and the outdoor exhibits will be open. General admission is $10 per person. For more details on the exhibit or Raven Hill, call 231.536.3369 or visit ravenhilldiscoverycenter.org.
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Business Expo/Taste coming to Boyne Mountain Nov. 2
The Boyne Area Chamber's Business Expo and Taste of Boyne, previously held in late April, has been scheduled for November 2nd this year. Besides the date change, the event has been moved from the former Carter's building to the Civic Center at Boyne Mountain - because the Carter's building will not be available. Exhibitor applications will be available this summer. Watch this newsletter for updates. Expo web page is www.boyneexpo.com. If you'd like information on becoming a sponsor, email jim@boynechamber.com.
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TOMMY'S GIVEAWAY - Join us on Friday, April 15th at 4 p.m. for our Giveaway Celebration at Tommys of Walloon. We will have food, drinks, and savings on all 2015 gear. For more information call (616) 288-7509 or check us out on Facebook.
SPRING FLING - Castle Farms will be open this Sunday, April 17, from 11 am to 3 pm to kick off the spring season. It will be a beautiful day to tour the grounds and see all the new items in the Gift Shop. |
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BOYNE VALLEY GARDEN CLUB is meeting on April 28th at 12:30 p.m. in the Boyne District Library Community room. What's New in Garden "Stuff" is the topic of this month's presentation. New members and guests are always welcome.
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KIDS TRAINING CAMP - The iTri Kids Triathlon Race and Training Camp at the Charlevoix Area Community Pool starts soon. This annual event held on June 11th is a triathlon for youth in grades Preschool-12. Training camp is available April 19th - June 10th, Tuesday - Friday from 4 pm-6 pm. We offer four different swim-bike-run course designs to match any skill level. The Green Course is new to this year and allows children as young as 3 years old to safely compete in the event with a parent in the pool. The optional training camp prepares athletes by acclimating them to their course and provides conditioning for the main event. Visit www.charlevoixpool.org for pricing, start times, race course information, registration forms and more.
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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:
April 19 - Pistil Whips
April 26 - Blake Elliott & The Robinson Affair
May 3 - Nathan Bates
May 5 - Cinco de Mayo Party w/ Dave Cisco **6-10pm**
May 10 - Kellerville
May 17 - Honesty & The Liars
May 24 - Soul Patch
May 31 - 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. April 21st - Buddha, 28th - Eric Jaqua.
> Fridays, 8-11 p.m.: April 15th - Ira Wolfe, 22nd - E-Minor, 29th - Shady Tree Folk.
> Saturdays, 8-11 p.m.: April 16th - Randy Reska, 23rd - Lance Bougner, 30th - Katie Lewis
> The Accidentals perform at 8 p.m. Friday, April 29. This trio is one of Billboard Magazine's top seven breakout bands of SXSW 2015, winner of Summerfest, Milwaukee's Emerging Artist Series - 2015, WYCE Album of the Year 2015, MyNorth Magazine's Red Hot Best Michigan Band for the third year in a row, THIS is the band to watch. The Accidentals are a young genre-bending trio that have been dominating the festival scene all summer.
Best described by Yahoo Voices as "stunning, an unforgettable experience watching these two girls play a sea of instruments (twelve to be exact), moving effortlessly from one to the other, while entertaining the masses with their wit, haunting harmonies, and catchy melodies, they are truly unforgettable."
Songs from their current album, Bittersweet, have been placed in commercials, indie films, and scored out for several orchestras.
> Chris Smither's performance on May 7 is sold out with a waiting list.
Forty Acres Tavern
April 15 - Pete Kehoe, 7-10 pm
April 16 - Michelle Chenard, 7-10 pm
April 22 - Charlie Reager, 7-10 pm
April 23 - Julianne Ankley, 7-10 pm
April 29 - Eric Dane Jaqua, 7-10 pm
April 30 - David Cisco, 7-10 pm
1-4 p.m. at the Boyne District Library on Sunday, April 17. Everyone is welcome to play or listen at this free celebration of Irish and Celtic music at the Boyne District Library. Celtic Sessions continue on the first and third Sundays of the month.
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.
PIED PIPER SKATERY - Roller skating Wednesdays through Sundays. 04454 M-75 North in Walloon Lake.
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7 Monks Taproom
We're very excited to add to the community of Boyne City this summer. We are currently accepting resumes for all positions. Please email your information to info@7monkstap.com under the subject heading "Boyne City positions."
Job Fair coming in April/May. Dates TBD.
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The Landing restaurant
Looking for a job at a great restaurant with a fun crew, tasty food, and great view? We are currently hiring for all positions for the 2016 season. The Landing will host open interview and application days on the following dates:
April 8th, 12-8 pm
April 24th, 5-9 pm
April 30th, 2-6 pm
May 7th, 2-6 pm
Returning previous employees should also stop in to fill out new paperwork.
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Director of Food Services
Lake Louise Christian Community, Camp & Retreat Center offers residential Christian camping adventures to children, youth, adults, and families. Lake Louise Christian Community (LLCC) is a sanctuary empowering personal growth, faith, and knowledge within a community. The mission of LLCC is to offer an environment and provide leadership for opportunities promoting healthy relationships, personal wholeness, and spiritual well-being. Under the direct supervision of the Executive Director, the Director of Food Services is responsible for the overall administration of the year-round food service operations of Lake Louise Christian Community, which includes our annual Summer Camp Programs, our Retreat and Rental Programs, and all scheduled Special Events. During the periods where no groups are scheduled in camp, the Director of Food Services will assist in other camp departments as needed. Please click here for more information: www.lakelouisecommunity.org/employment
Summer positions available include Summer Camp Coordinator, Program & Marketing Intern, Maintenance & Grounds Staff, Aquatic Supervisor/Lifeguard, Lifeguard, and Food Service Staff. More info.
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Porter Creek and The Bistro
The Bistro at Charlevoix Country Club, 9600 Clubhouse Drive, Charlevoix. Under New Management. Offering Team Members Golf, Fitness and Dining Discounts.
Full and Part Time Restaurant Staff - Head Chef l Sous Chef l Line Cooks l Pantry Prep l Dishwashers l Servers l Bartenders l Server Assistants.
Part Time Event Staff - Servers l Server Assistants l Bartenders l Catering Cooks
> Email resume: info@chxcountryclub.com
Porter Creek Fish House at Sommerset Pointe, 00970 Marina Drive, Boyne City
Work with a Lake Charlevoix view. Offering Team Members Golf, Fitness and Dining Discounts.
Experienced Restaurant Staff - Line Cooks l Dishwashers l Host l Servers l Bartenders l Bussing
Part Time Event Staff - Servers l Bussing l Bartenders
> Email resume: wendy.roberts@sommersetpointe.com
GOLF COURSE GROUND CREW wanted at Charlevoix Country Club. All positions. Offering Team Members Golf, Fitness and Dining discounts. Send resume to carl.vanniman@chxcountryclub.com.
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BLOOD DRIVE - An American Red Cross Blood Drive will be held at St. Matthew Catholic Church, 1303 Boyne Ave. on Monday, April 25, from 12 to 5:45 p.m.
Lunch is provided at this blood drive, which is co-sponsored by St. Matthew Catholic Church and Boyne Valley Knights of Columbus. To make an appointment, visit redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-Red Cross (1-800-733-2767).
HABITAT SEEKS VOLUNTEERS - Northwest Michigan Habitat for Humanity is hosting a Framing Blitz in Lantern Walk from now through April 22. Skilled volunteers and site supervisors are needed. The project runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. Goals to accomplish include: Framing and Roof Trusses, Sheathing, Door Installation, Roof Deck and Shingling. Contact the Volunteer Coordinator to sign up for a shift. Kala can be reached at (231) 348-6926 Ext. 104 or volunteercoordinator@northwestmihabitat.org.
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RADICAL ACTS OF SACRIFICE will be explored at Lifetree Café at 6:30 p.m. Sunday, April 17. The program - titled "Sacrifice: How Much Would You Give for Someone You Love?" - features a screening of The Red House, a short film depicting one woman's unexpected sacrifice that changed the course of a young girl's life in early 20th century China. "The Red House was a crowd favorite at the 2015 Lifetree Film Fest," says Lifetree national director Craig Cable. "We're excited to screen it now at Lifetree Café. This beautiful short film illustrates the very heart of sacrifice." 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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"BC" WINDOW STICKERS and "Boyne City" license plates are available at the Chamber office and Local Flavor with proceeds going to the Boyne City Booster Foundation.
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