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"Boyne City Beer Mecca:" Two taprooms and a brew pub opening soon
 Boyne City has been a little late to join the craft beer phenomenon, but by late summer there will be two tap rooms and a brew pub within a couple of blocks of each other in the downtown. "We're going to be the Beer Mecca of Northern Michigan," said Mike Castiglione, owner of Stiggs Brewing Company, which plans to open in August or September. Stiggs is under construction in the historic building that once housed the Boyne City Railroad office at 112 S. Park St. Also under construction is 7 Monks Taproom at 202 S. Lake St., which plans planning to open in mid to late June. This will be their first expansion beyond what has been called "a resounding success" in Traverse City. And they're also planning a third location in Grand Rapids. The latest to join the Boyne City beer movement is another successful enterprise, Lake Charlevoix Brewing, which opened not quite a year ago in Charlevoix. Their second location will be called the Boyne City Taproom and will be located in the former Northern Table building at 220 S. Lake St. They also plan to open in mid to late June. All of the new establishments will also have food, and all are now looking to hire staff.
NOW HIRING - Resumes and job inquiries can be sent to
Stiggs - stiggsbrewingcompany.com.
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THE GRADUATES: Front row from left - Charity Gee, Great Lakes Energy; Nicole Skrocki, The Insurance Shop; Barb Brooks, City of Boyne City, Molly Hauxwell-Currier, Petoskey News-Review; Liane Hagerman, Health Dept. of NW Michigan; Ashley Sonnevil, Munson Healthcare-Charlevoix Hospital; Alissa Post, Castle Farms; Carrie Titus, 4Front Credit Union; Jennifer McAndrew, Boyne Co-op True Value. Back row: Jeffrey Minkwic, Boyne Mountain; Kimberly Altobello-MacNaughton, Ralph Gillett CPA; Devin Butterbrodt, Classic Instruments; Lisa Meyer, Charlevoix Public Schools; Randall Sutton, Boyne Mountain; Kristen Austin, Re/Max Resort Properties; Clifton Porter, Cannonball LLC; John Wayne Cool, Charlevoix State Bank. Missing was Hannah Sanderson of Northern Lakes Economic Alliance.
19 graduate as Leadership Charlevoix County completes 5th year
Leadership Charlevoix County completed its fifth year Wednesday with a graduation ceremony at Boyne Mountain Resort, which sponsored the event. The graduates were encouraged by keynote speaker Dr. John Jeffries, a well-known retired local educator, to continue building their leadership skills throughout their lives.
"This year's class is a fantastic group of people," said program coordinator Kendall Hayes. "They are smart, driven, enthusiastic and ready to take on leadership roles throughout Charlevoix County. I can't wait to see the things they accomplish in our community."
There are now a total of 73 graduates of the leadership program, which was started by the Boyne City, East Jordan and Charlevoix Chambers of Commerce with funding assistance from the Charlevoix County Community Foundation.
> APPLICATIONS are now being accepted for the 2016-17 program, which begins with an orientation in August and an overnight retreat on Beaver Island in September. More information may be found at www.leadershipcharlevoixcounty.com or by calling the Boyne Area Chamber at 231-582-6222.
Comments from leadership graduates
 Three class members were chosen by their peers to speak during the graduation ceremony:
Alissa Post of Castle Farms updated the audience on the activities the 19 class members experienced during the nine-month leadership program. "There is no doubt we have grown as a team. We have learned so much about each other and developed skills to help us step into leadership positions. Each session taught us at least one quality of leadership, whether directly or indirectly. Thank you, Leadership Charlevoix County, for teaching us to grow."
Molly Hauxwell-Currier, special publications editor of the Petoskey News-Review, said, "To think we started as virtual strangers, it is amazing the bonds formed and life events that have happened since we met. We wrote up leadership plans and shared them with each other. As a group, our plans were personal, vulnerable, full of plans for the future and some full of tears. A very far cry from the program that I thought was going to be Power Point slides and dry sandwiches.
John Cool of Charlevoix State Bank explained the class project, which involved building three Born Learning Trails in Boyne City, Charlevoix and East Jordan. It was the first time in program history that a class had done a project in each community. The trails consist of 10 signs along a path that encourage children and their caregivers to observe, read, listen and play. "It's a great way for families to get outside and interact with one another," Cool said. News-Review story on this project.
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Born Learning Trails open Saturday
Three new community trails geared toward families with young children will open Saturday, May 21 throughout Charlevoix County. The opening day celebrations will feature snacks for children, media interviews and recognition of area sponsors.Built by members of the Leadership Charlevoix County program in partnership with Char-Em United Way, the trails are aimed at pre-K age children. They are the only Born Learning Trails north of Midland. The Born Learning Trail concept focuses on teaching, nature exploration and fun aimed at early childhood education. On the 21st, the Charlevoix trail will open at 10:30 a.m. at Shanahan Field, with similar opening ceremonies to follow at 12:30 p.m. in Boyne City's Rotary Park and 2:30 p.m. at East Jordan Elementary School in East Jordan. Walking along the short trails, children will see signs with instructions that encourage playfulness with letters and sounds and exercises to build pre-literacy skills. Activities like hopscotch, color and shape identification and attention to natural elements make the trails a perfect way to get outside and bond with your young child.
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Restaurant Week includes deals from 18 eateries June 6-12
 The Boyne Appétit! initiative is moving ahead in a big way with the unveiling of a new website and the list of 18 participants in Boyne Area Restaurant Week. The new website designed by Appétit! coordinator Cindy Janssens, can be seen at www.boyneappetit.com. Restaurant Week will be held June 6-12. This is going to be a fabulous kick-off to our summer season. Restaurants, bars, delis and sandwich shops are all offering specials: Two-for-one prix fixe meals for under $35 at large restaurants and more great specials from the others.
Boyne Appétit! is an initiative of the Boyne City Main Street Program and the Boyne Area Chamber of Commerce to promote the wonderful food experiences in this area. It encompasses the restaurants and food retailers in Boyne City, and its smaller neighbors: Advance, Boyne Falls, Horton Bay and Walloon Lake.
We know visitors appreciate that an area of scarcely 5,000 residents offers such a rich array of food offerings and there are more to come! This website will introduce you our eateries large and small. Some you will be familiar with and others will be new. Do try them all.
Participating restaurants and markets
B.C. Pizza, Bella Vita, Big E's Smoke Shack, Boyne City Bakery, Boyne Country Provisions/Wine Emporium & Market, Boyne River Inn, Café Santé, Everett's at Boyne Mountain, Friggy's SoBo Pub, Fustini's Oils and Vinegars, Forty Acres Tavern at Boyne Mountain, Horton Bay General Store, Lake Street Market, Porter Creek Fish House, Red Mesa Grill, Thick N' Juicy Diner. Participants in Boyne Falls include Mountainside Grille and the Whi-Ski Inn. Each restaurant's offers listed here and on fliers around the community.
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The River Raisin Ragtime Revue will perform June 11 at Sommerset Pointe.
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Boyne City to celebrate second annual Stroll Through History Weekend
In tandem with the first Stroll The Streets on June 10, Boyne City will also celebrate its second annual Stroll through History Weekend. The Boyne City Main Street event will introduce the second phase of the historical, self-guided walking tour, which includes homes, churches and parks. Weekend highlights include a horse-drawn tour of historic homes and churches on Friday night, narrated by Patrick McCleary from 7 to 9 p.m. "President Roosevelt" will deliver his famous speech on the second-floor balcony of the Odd Fellows Hall, 214 Water Street and the Dodsworth Duo will perform behind the Chamber building.Accompanied by guitar, banjo, harmonica and fife, the Duo performs classic American songs of the 19th century including Clementine, Erie Canal, and Red River.
Saturday's lineup includes the farmers market from 8 a.m. to noon, old fashioned kids' games, a petting zoo and pony rides, a hot dog roast, a potluck picnic, a baseball game with local firefighters and policemen, and antique firetrucks and cars on display. It all takes place in Veterans Park from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. At 4 p.m. at the library, Patrick McCleary will share a slideshow and speak about the buildings and parks on the new Stroll Through History.
The weekend will culminate with a performance by The River Raisin Ragtime Revue, a professional theater orchestra dedicated to the preservation of significant American music - the nation's original popular musical style - ragtime. The band has performed at The Henry Ford Museum, the Detroit Institute of Art and Ann Arbor's Michigan Theater. Band videos.
ADVANCE SALE TICKETS are $15 and available online and at Sommerset Pointe, Boyne Area Chamber, Country Now & Then and Local Flavor Bookstore.
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Mushroom Festival drew big crowds despite cool temps
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Thornetta Davis kept everyone dancing
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Despite cool temperatures, the 56th Annual National Morel Mushroom Festival was a big success, organizers say.
Thursday's Craft Beer Block Party drew more than 800 people, and although the sky looked threatening, it never did rain during that event. Everyone loved the Thornetta Davis Band and all the beer, wine and food choices. Another highlight was that we had booths sponsored by the two new tap rooms that will be opening soon on Lake Street - 7 Monks Taproom and Boyne City Taproom.
The Wine and Dine Dinner on Friday night was a sellout for about the fifth year in a row, and we had strong entry numbers with more than 200 people registered for the Guided Mushroom Hunt on Friday and 150 registered for the Competitive Hunt on Saturday.
The Taste of Morels in the heated festival tent drew a record 961 people to taste the offerings of 13 restaurants on Saturday. Everett's restaurant from Boyne Mountain won the $500 first prize from the Taste judges and donated the funds back to the festival's scholarship fund. Barrel Back took second place and Porter Creek Fish House placed third.
Friday's Guided Mushroom Hunt drew a record crowd of 240 mushroomers, most of whom took in Tony Williams' free seminar on how to find morels, held just before the hunt. On Saturday, It was a challenging day for mushroom hunters as only 21 of 140 competitors in the Championship Hunt found morels in 90 minutes. Overall, the women hunters did better than the men, taking three of the top four spots. Here are the winners:
- 1st Overall - Scott Neering of Tawas City MI, 80 morels - $100. Scott has won or placed many times in past festivals.
- 1st Men - James Renouf of New Baltimore MI, 4 morels - $50
- 2nd Men (tie) - David Neering and Paul Little, 2 morels each
- 1st Women (and 2nd overall) - Kristy Szczeny of East Jordan, 41 morels - $50
- 2nd Women (and 3rd overall) - Monica Duran of West Bloomfield, 8 morels
- 3rd Women (and 4th overall) - Breanna Hitchen, Walbridge, Ohio, 6 morels
- 1st Senior - Sharon Szczesny of East Jordan, 2 - $50 (winning for the second year in a row)
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 Boyne Area Health Center/Rehab Center to host June 9th Business After Hours
Munson Healthcare Boyne Area Health Center and Boyne Rehab Center will host the Chamber's Business After Hours networking event on Thursday, June 9, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 223 N Park St. Everyone is welcome and there is no charge for admission or hors d'oeuvres. Beyond the walls of Munson Healthcare Charlevoix Hospital lie two of the best local healthcare clinics in Northern Michigan. With seven medical providers and a support staff of 27, the team at Boyne Area Health Center provides a warm welcome and experienced medical professionals to meet your needs with fast, effective treatment and hometown care. And with the one-on-one attention provided by its neighbor, Boyne Rehab Center, it is clear that the patient always comes first.
> 7 MONKS TAPROOM will host the Countywide Business After Hours at their new location at 202 S. Lake St. This date for this event will be announced soon, either June 23 or 30.
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May 25 seminar helps you prepare for new overtime exemption rule
Business owners and managers, are you prepared for the revised overtime exemption rule? If you have salaried employees between $23,660 and $47,476, this affects your organization. The time to be proactive and prepare for the rule is quickly running out. Boyne Chamber members are invited to attend a Petoskey Chamber seminar on Wednesday, May 25, to help you know what you need to do to prepare. The proposed rule contains very significant revisions to the exemption rules and will affect millions of employees currently classified as exempt. These employees will become eligible for overtime, significantly impacting many employers budgets. Join local labor and employment attorney, Laura Dinon, of Plunkett Cooney, for this seminar as she provides in-depth analysis of the proposed new FLSA overtime regulation provisions and practical tips on how to prepare for the changes. In addition, she will discuss the recent changes to the Independent Contractor classification. The seminar takes place in the Reycraft Room of Stafford's Perry Hotel. Registration and continental breakfast begin at 8 a.m. The seminar is from 8:30 - 10 a.m. The cost is $25 per person and includes breakfast. It is open to chamber members and the public. Advance registration is required, register online.
> WSJ opinion piece: The Labor Department isn't being straight about the likely effect of adding people to the overtime rolls.
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Rock on! July 4th parade and race applications now available
Boyne City's 4th of July Committee is working to plan another great holiday celebration. The theme for this year's 10 a.m. parade is "Rock 'N' Roll, and here is the application form; there is no entry fee. Barb Bryant and her race committee also have applications available for the 10k and 2-mile Independence Day Run, which annually draws 1,000 participants to the scenic running course along Lake Charlevoix. Boyne4thofjuly.com.
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Rob Swartz completes 25K Grand Rapids run despite disease
From WZZM TV Grand Rapids - Rob Swartz doesn't care about achieving a personal record in Saturday's Fifth Third River Bank Run 25K. Instead, crossing that finish line means he was able to rebound after being diagnosed with a neurodegenerative disease five years ago. "Basically, my immune system that should protect me started to attack my brain and my spinal cord," Swartz said as he explained chronic microglial encephalomyelitis. His life went from running long distances to countless brain surgeries and struggling to stand with the assistance of a walker. "I have to fight this disease every day of my life," he said. "But being able to run just brought back that freedom."
With proper treatment, Swartz ran his longest distance since his diagnosis last weekend, completing the 15.5-mile run in just over three hours. Story and video.
> Swartz is organizing the 4th annual Boyne City Triathlon, which will be held Sept. 4. Funds raised from this event support Team Lucky Seven, Inc. and its mission of "Racing to Fight Brain Disease."
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Boyne City spring rubbish pickup starts June 1 and 2
Coming to your neighborhood, is the annual Spring Rubbish Pickup offered by the City of Boyne City for city residents. If you live on Main Street or areas south of Main Street, your pickup days will be on Wednesday, June 1, 8 and 15. If you are north of Main Street, your days will be on Thursday, with pickup on June 2, 9 and 16. Another collection will be held for three weeks starting August 24 and 25. As a reminder, do not put any items out until after 5 pm the day before your scheduled pickup, and remember to have it out by 7 a.m. that morning, as the crew will only make one pass through your area each week. They will not pickup any items that are in garbage bags, as they will assume that the contents are household trash, which is not permitted. Visit the city website for details on items that are permitted and those that are excluded. If you have any questions, contact City Hall at (231) 582-6597.
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Garden Club plant sale deadline May 26
The plants the Boyne Valley Garden Club is selling this year are good sources of seeds and nectar for birds, butterflies and hummingbirds. The plants are hardy and will survive in our cold winter as well as looking lovely in your garden. Planting instructions will be available for you when you pick them up. You can find an order form online here. Plant orders have to be in by Thursday, May 26th and you can pick up the plants that you ordered on June 4th between 9 a.m. and 12 noon behind the Boyne Avenue Greenhouse. The Garden Club thanks everyone for their support. When you look at the flowers planted around Boyne City, you will see what we did with the money from this sale.
NEXT MEETING - The Garden Club's next meeting will be at 12:30 p.m. Thursday, May 26th, in the Boyne District Community room. The topic is "Creating Beautiful Flower Arrangements" using backyard blooms, presented by Jackie Burrell from Sky's The Limit. New members and guests are always welcome.
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What happens when a guest causes damage?
When damage to your property occurs, you may wonder, "Does my homeowners policy cover damage caused by my guests?" In general, the answer is yes. However, the real question you should be asking yourself is "Do I want to use my homeowners' policy to cover damage caused by my guests?" When a guest gets hurt on your property as a result of a danger they were not warned about, you are liable for their injuries. However, if a guest damages your property they, not you, are liable for the cost to fix it. Dealing with friends or family who are reluctant to pay for damages can be a sticky situation, but they do have a legal responsibility to reimburse you for the costs you incur. If they refuse to pay, you may have grounds for legal action. Call KorthaseFlinn Insurance & Financial Services at (231) 582-6512 to discuss your insurance needs and questions. Flier with details.
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FUN, FOOD, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT - Boyne Appetit!
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Eagles host Hawaiian-themed fundraiser for Boyne Free Clinic
 The public is invited to raise funds to support the Boyne Area Free Clinic by attending the "Boyne Goes Hawaiian" luau-themed fundraiser from 4 to 10 p.m. Saturday, May 28, at the Boyne City Eagles Hall. One hundred percent of the profits will be donated to the free clinic, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation that provides basic primary care, immunizations and urgent care. Their patients are People with no income, low income or those who have no insurance.The event includes food, live and silent auctions, and 50/50 drawings. Entertainment will be provided by the Sweetwater Blue, the Kowalske Family Band and Monty Loper. For information or to donate an auction item, call Lyn Cummings at 232-582-1334.
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Police departments organized DARE Fun Run May 28th
The fourth annual Boyne City and East Jordan Police Departments D.A.R.E. 5K/1 mile Fun Run will start and finish in Sunset Park, behind the Chamber of Commerce in downtown Boyne City. The fun run starts with registration at 7 a.m. and the run at 8 a.m. All proceeds from this fundraiser will be used to continue the D.A.R.E. programs in Boyne City and East Jordan schools. The D.A.R.E. program is presented to 5th grade students and focuses on drug and violence prevention as well as promoting safe and responsible decision-making. The D.A.R.E. program continues to foster a strong, positive relationship between schools, law enforcement and the community.
> Individual entry is $25, family entry is $50 (3 shirts). The rate is $5 for any DARE graduate wearing their DARE T-shirt. The first 100 registrants will receive a free event T-shirt. Entry form and details.
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 Local Appreciation Day is May 30th at Castle Farms
On Monday, May 30, area residents can explore Castle Farms for free on Local Appreciation Day. Residents of Charlevoix, Emmet, Otsego, Antrim, and Cheboygan counties can tour for free. All others are just $5. Visit Norm the Dragon, tour the buildings and gardens, and see the largest outdoor model railroad in Michigan. New this year are tram rides. See beautiful Birch Lake and more for just a dollar. Visit www.castlefarms.com/calendar for more information.
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Watch Walloon Movies in the Park from lawn or your boat
Boat-In Movies in the Park will be held this summer in the Village Green Park next to Barrel Back restaurant in Walloon Lake Village. Movies will start 20 minutes after sunset and can be watched from the park's lawn or from your boat. Tune in your boat radio to listen for sound. For more information call Hotel Walloon at (231) 535-5000.
 June 1 - Dennis the Menace
June 8 - Tangled
June 15 - Field of Dreams
June 22 - UP
June 29 - Father of the Bride
July 6 - Finding Nemo
July 13 - Back to the Future
July 20 - Frozen
July 27 - The Little Rascals
August 3 - Pirates of the Caribbean- Curse of the Black Pearl
August 10 - Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
August 17 - The Wizard of Oz
August 24 - Despicable Me
August 31 - ET
Walloon summer fun events start May 25 and 30
May 25 - Music Meets Canvas, Barrel Back. Music, Art, Cocktails and Half Off Pizza. 5-8 PM with Michelle Chenard and Martina Hahn
May 30 - Join Tommy's in the Village of Walloon for "Rock Out Dock Out" Party Memorial Day, May 30th. There will be fun games, free hot dogs and a bouncy house for kids. Along with all the fun in the park, the new Malibu, Axis boats and Premier pontoon boats will be showcased. The day wouldn't be a complete party without our famous paddleboard races which will start at 12 PM. Prizes will be awarded to the top three winners in each age bracket. Interested in new gear? Tommy's Staff will be ready to answer any and all questions on new merchandise and this year's models.
June 25 - Walloon Watersports Festival (details to follow)
June 26 - Walloon Lake Community Church Concert in Village Green Park
July 30 - Celebrate Walloon (details to follow)
August 6 - Walloon Woodies (details to follow)
Melrose Township to dedicate
new Veterans Monument Saturday
There will be a dedication service in the Melrose Township Park at 11 a.m. this Saturday, May 21, for the new Veterans Monument. The project was sponsored by retired sheriff George Lasater, assisted by Cub Scout Pack 53 inn gathering information about local veterans who are buried in the township ceremony. Melrose Township built the monument.
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The Landing restaurant is reopening Thursday, May 26
 The Landing Restaurant will be reopening May 26. Their hours will be 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., seven days a week. Here is a story on the renovation of their building from the Charlevoix Courier:
For more than 50 years the building known as The Landing restaurant has seen thousands of visitors come to enjoy countless meals on the shores of Lake Charlevoix near the Ironton Ferry, but the old building is gone and this summer owners Adam and Renee Guerriero will reopen in a new facility currently under construction. "As much as we all loved the character and memories of the old building," Adam said. "We are renovating so that we can continue to serve our loyal guests for another 50-plus years." Full story.
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 Camp Daggett events support youth scholarships
Camp Daggett invites the public to participate in two fun events this spring and summer, supporting scholarships for youth at camp and in the Adventure Center. On Thursday, June 2, Camp Daggett will host its 13th Annual Camp Daggett Golf Benefit at Walloon Lake Country Club. This year, golf cart sponsors at the Benefit will also provide support for kayakers who registered early for Kayak for a Cause on Walloon Lake. Camp Daggett asks interested kayakers to sign up as soon as possible at www.campdaggett.org so that each kayaker will have a cart sponsor and the cart sponsor will be recognized at the Golf Benefit. Kayakers may also recruit their own cart sponsor for $250.
Kayaking enthusiasts are invited to participate in the 8th annual Kayak for a Cause on Walloon Lake, a fundraising event for the Camp Daggett Adventure Center, Saturday, July 16 and Sunday July 17 from 9:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. each day. Beginners and advanced adult kayakers will paddle the 30 miles along the beautiful Walloon Lake shoreline and raise much needed dollars for scholarships for children to attend Camp Daggett Adventure Center programs. Every activity raises much needed scholarship dollars for area youth for camp and adventure center programs at Camp Daggett. For more information, call 231-347-9742 or visit www.campdaggett.org.
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Market continues in Veterans Park on Wednesdays and Saturdays
 The Boyne City Farmers Market continues its outdoor market, open every Wednesday and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon at Veterans Park. The market vendors offer seasonal fruits, vegetables, and herbs; gourmet baked goods and preserves; eggs and cheese; honey and maple syrup; proteins, fish, potted annuals, perennials, trees and shrubs, and cut flowers; plus a juried craft market with unique hand-made items for your home or a special gift.
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50-CENT ICE CREAM CONES will be featured at Alpine Chocolat Haus for their annual Little League Fundraiser on Thursday, May 26th. They will be offering 50-cent kid-sized cones from 11 a.m until 9 p.m. All donations will benefit the Boyne City Little League.
DINNERS FOR SENIORS - The Boyne Area Senior Center is now serving Wednesday evening dinners from 5 to 6 p.m. This is in place of the Wednesday lunches at the center; lunches continue on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Suggested donation is $3 for those age 60 and over or $$6 under 60. The Senior Center is located at 411 Division St., phone 231 582 6682.
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THANKS! Camp Quality Michigan would like to extend a huge thank you to all of the people and businesses that supported the BUNCO... Rollin' for Gold fundraiser held at The Tilted Skillet in East Jordan on May 15. Hosted by the Northern Michigan Lady Bikers as part of their Lady Biker Day support for Camp Quality, over $1100 was raised for children battling cancer and their families. Camp Quality Michigan serves children with cancer and their families by providing year-round programs, experiences and companionship, at no cost and operates solely on private donations. For more information visit www.campqualityusa.org/mi or call 231-582-2471.
d at 411 Division St., phone 231 582 6682.
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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:
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. May 26th - Nelson Olstrom.
> Fridays, 8-11 p.m.: May 20th - Ben Overbeek, 27th - Brotha James.
> Saturdays, 8-11 p.m.: May 21st - Adam Hoppe, 28th - Under the Moon.
Forty Acres Tavern, 7-10 pm
Friday, May 20 - Charlie Reager
Saturday, May 21 - Pete Kehoe
Friday, May 27 - Under the Moon
Saturday, May 28 - Chris Koury
Snowflake, 10 pm-2 am
Friday, May 20 - DJ Bill da Cat
Saturday, May 21 - DJ Bill da Cat
Friday, May 27 - DJ Bill da Cat
Saturday, May 28 - DJ Bill da Cat
Beach House, 6-9 pm
Saturday, May 28 - Charlie Reager
Sunday, May 29 - Jeff Bihlman
Live Street Performers every Friday & Saturday
1-4 p.m. at the Boyne District Library on Sunday, June 5 and 19. 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 & THE VENUE SPORTS BAR & GRILL - Is closed until July for yearly maintenance. We thank everyone for a wonderful 2015/2016 season and look forward to reopening in July refreshed and ready to go. If you would like to schedule a private party or group of any size during May or June please call 231-582-6353 and leave a message if no one answers. We will gladly still try to open up for you if we can. Any previously scheduled parties or groups will go on as planned.
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7 Monks Taproom
We're very excited to be opening in 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."
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North Country Cycle Sport
EXPERIENCED BICYCLE MECHANIC: Excited to bring on board an experienced bike mechanic on a seasonal basis in Boyne City. Must have ability to independently build and repair all types of bikes and be comfortable working on all components. Looking for someone with a passion for cycling. upnorthbikeshop@gmail.com.
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LEAF AND RUBBISH PICKUP - The City of Boyne City will pick up leaves Mondays and Fridays through May 27th. 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, please notify City Hall at 582-6597. Details.
> Coming to your neighborhood is the annual Spring Rubbish Pickup offered by the City of Boyne City for city residents. If you live on Main Street or areas south of Main Street, your pickup days will be on Wednesday, June 1, 8 and 15. If you are north of Main Street, your days will be on Thursday, with pickup on June 2, 9 and 16. Flier with details.
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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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