 100 motorcycles riding into town tonight Don't rub your eyes if you see about 100 motorcycles riding into downtown Boyne City around 6:45 or 7 p.m. tonight, Friday. They are part of the Great Lakes Star Touring group, which includes riders from many different states, and they're having their annual get-together at Boyne Mountain Resort. They are coming to town tonight to eat and shop, and they will also be riding around the area on Saturday and Sunday, enjoying the beautiful Northern Michigan scenery. The Chamber and Main Street provided them with downtown maps and a sheet full of discounts at local stores and restaurants. Say hi if you see them! |
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Next week is Restaurant Week with deals from 18 eateries
 Boyne Area Restaurant Week is next week, June 6-12. 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. This promotion is part of the Boyne Appétit! initiative of the Boyne City Main Street Program and the Boyne Area Chamber of Commerce to promote the "Small Town, Epic Food" experiences in this area. It encompasses the restaurants and food retailers in Boyne City, and its neighbors: Advance, Boyne Falls, Horton Bay and Walloon Lake.
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.
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Stroll the Streets returns to downtown Boyne City June 10th
 Music, fun and great times will fill the streets of downtown Boyne City this summer as Stroll the Streets returns for its 13th season on Friday, June 10th, from 6 - 9 p.m., continuing through Labor Day Weekend. Stroll the Streets is a signature summer event for downtown Boyne City, with musical entertainment ranging from contemporary, country, bluegrass, traditional, folk, jazz, to rock. Special activities include magicians, caricature artists, face-painting, balloon twisting and more fun activities for kids this year. The program is funded with contributions from local businesses. "The support from the business community is outstanding," said Karen Guzniczak, chair of the Boyne City Main Street promotions committee. "With over 30 businesses sponsoring the summer series, we are able to provide wonderful entertainment throughout our downtown all summer long." Platinum sponsors include Magnum Hospitality, Family Fare, Fifth Third Bank, Boyne City Taproom, Boyne River Inn, JEGA Catering, and Petoskey Area Visitors Bureau (for lodging information, visit www.PetoskeyArea.com). JUNE 10 HIGHLIGHTS - In addition to musical entertainment, including Awesome Distraction, Daivd Lawston, Kowalske Family Band, Realeyez, Sky N Signal, and The Dodworth Duo, the evening will showcase the second phase of Main Street's historical walking tour, which highlights residences, parks and churches. Horse-drawn carriage tours of our historic residential district, narrated by Patrick McCleary, will take place from 7 - 9 p.m. and a re-enactment of Teddy Roosevelt's famous speech will be on the balcony of the Odd Fellows Hall is at 7 p.m.
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Ragtime Revue concert featured for Stroll Through History Weekend
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Raisin River Ragtime Revue
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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 performance by The River Raisin Ragtime Revue at Sommerset Pointe Yacht Club on Saturday, June 11, at 7:30 p.m. This professional theater orchestra, dedicated to the preservation of significant American music -the nation's original popular musical style - ragtime, has performed at The Henry Ford Museum, the Detroit Institute of Art and Ann Arbor's Michigan Theater and an annual ragtime festival that draws thousands to historic Greenfield Village in Dearborn. Visit www.ragtimeband.org for more information. Don't miss this one of a kind performance.
> TICKETS must be purchased in advance for $15 at the Boyne Chamber, Sommerset Pointe Yacht Club, Country Now and Then, Local Flavor Bookstore, or online at www.boynehistory.com. For information, call 231-582-9009 or email mainstreet@boynecity.com.
Stroll Through History highlights include...
FRIDAY - A horse-drawn tour of historic homes and churches, narrated by Patrick McCleary, will be held 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 - The 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, 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 (Details above). Band videos.
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Chamber offers June 13 lunch seminar at Boyne Library:
Are you prepared for the revised Overtime Exemption Rule?
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Laura Dinon
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The Boyne Area Chamber is offering a June 13th luncheon seminar to help local business people learn what they need to do to prepare for the new federal Overtime Exemption Rule. The U.S. Department of Labor has released their final rule that makes changes to overtime pay regulations under the Fair Labor Standards Act. If you have salaried employees making less than $913 weekly or $47,476 annually, you will probably have to increase their salary or change them to hourly "non-exempt status" and pay them for overtime as of Dec. 1, 2016. Local labor and employment attorney Laura Dinon of Plunkett Cooney will present this seminar, providing in-depth analysis of the proposed new FLSA overtime regulation provisions and practical tips on how to prepare for the changes. Dinon recently presented this seminar to a large audience for the Petoskey Chamber and we asked her to offer it in Boyne City. The seminar will be in the Community Room of the Boyne District Library, 201 E. Main St. Registration and lunch begin at 11:45 a.m. and the seminar will be held from 12:15 to 1:45 p.m.
> ADVANCE REGISTRATION is required, register online today. Space is limited. The cost is $8 per person and includes Subway sandwiches, chips and soft drinks. It is open to chamber members and the public. Call or email the chamber with any questions (231) 582-6222.
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BRI and Wright Builders support crowdfunding for Avalanche trails
 From the Petoskey News-Review: Officials with an area mountain biking organization that is spearheading the development of 10 miles of trails at Boyne City's Avalanche Preserve are hoping to raise $100,000 for the effort through a new online fundraising effort. On Monday, officials with the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, the Michigan State Housing Development Authority and the Top of Michigan Mountain Bike Association announced the campaign through through Michigan-based crowdfunding platform Patronicity. If the campaign reaches its crowdfunding goal of $50,000 by July 23, the project will win a matching grant with funds made possible by the two statewide agencies' Public Spaces Community Places program.
FUND-RAISER - The Boyne River Inn will donate 50% of the evening's proceeds to the trail crowdfunding effort the evening of Thursday, June 16th.
MATCHING CHALLENGE - Local cyclist/builder/zipline creator Todd Wright is challenging Boyne area businesses to donate to the campaign. Todd explained: "I'm ready to wield my (mightier than the sword) pen to DOUBLE match any donations from area businesses! Yup, that's right... you throw in $100 and I'll throw in $200. Throw in $500 and I'll throw in $1,000. It's really fairly simple math." Todd is willing to donate up to $2,500 towards these matches.
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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 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, June 23, at their new location at 202 S. Lake St.
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 Boyne City Taproom coming soon to Lake Street
From the Petoskey News-Review: With stakes in two beer-focused businesses already operating at Lake Charlevoix's west end, Rich Bergmann and Aaron Hagen plan to launch a dining and drinking establishment this summer near the east end. Bergmann, majority owner of the new Boyne City Taproom, said it's on track to open by early July at 220 S. Lake St., Boyne City, where the Northern Table restaurant closed earlier this year. He and Boyne City Taproom operating partner Aaron Hagen are also co-owners of Lake Charlevoix Brewing and Bridge Street Taproom in Charlevoix. The new owners are currently hiring staff for the Boyne City restaurant/bar and giving its dining area a freshening. This involves new paint, an updated bar area, a new tap system and multiple new flat-screen TVs and monitors, which will display sports programming as well as beer menu listings. Full story.
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 Ribbon cuttings welcome Bakery and cycle shop
City, Chamber and Main Street officials, plus many family members and well-wishers, turned out for ribbon cuttings Thursday at Boyne City Bakery (above), 110 S. Lake St., and North Country Cycle Sport (below), 126 Water St., The bakery opened earlier this spring and the bike shop has a new owner, Mike Cortright, who bought the business this year after working there for a number of years.
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 Michigan in the Civil War - A Boyne Reads Event
The Boyne District Library is pleased to announce the selection for the One Book, One Community - Boyne Reads 2016 - "Liar, Temptress, Soldier, Spy" by Karen Abbott. Liar, Temptress, Soldier, Spy tells the spellbinding true story of four women who risked everything - their homes, their families, and their very lives - during the Civil War. The library has multiple copies of the book and ebook, and they are also available for purchase at Local Flavor bookstore. To kick off the Boyne Reads 2016 event on Tuesday, June 14 at 6:30 p.m. the library will host "Michigan in the Civil War." This is a 77-minute presentation that will take you to some of the most historic sites relating to the Civil War in all of Michigan. The highlight of Boyne Reads 2016 will be a visit by Abbott to Boyne City on Oct.4. She will meet with Boyne City High School students at an assembly during the school day, and with the community at an evening presentation. The Boyne Reads event is sponsored by the Boyne District Library, the Friends of the Library, and the Charlevoix County Community Foundation, in cooperation with Boyne City Public Schools. Funding is also provided by the Doll-Loesel Foundation.
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Customer service seminar offered - just in time for summer
 Registration is now open for a Hospitality the Little Traverse Way seminar on June 16. This program is designed to be a low-cost, comprehensive program to teach front-line staff the fundamentals of exceeding guests' expectations while giving them a greater understanding of the Hospitality the Little Traverse Way Service Culture. This session will take place at North Central Michigan College in the Student and Community Resource Center, Room 550. Doors will open for a half hour before the session begins and light snacks will be provided. Cost is $20 per person. This training opportunity is for business owners, managers, or front-line staff to teach guest service fundamentals. The training is designed for all businesses and just in time for the upcoming summer season. Hospitality the Little Traverse Way is a program hosted by the Petoskey Regional Chamber of Commerce and supported by the Boyne Area Chamber and 9 other businesses and organizations. Registration and details.
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Learn, grow, lead: Leadership program now accepting applications
 Applications are now being accepted for the 2016-17 Leadership Charlevoix County program, which begins with an orientation in August and an overnight retreat on Beaver Island in September. There are now a total of 73 graduates of the program. Here are some comments from this year's graduates: > Alissa Post of Castle Farms: "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: "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. ANYONE INTERESTED in participating in the 2016-17 class is invited to visit www.leadershipcharlevoixcounty.com for information and application forms. The program was founded by the Charlevoix, Boyne and East Jordan Chambers, and more information is available by calling Jim Baumann at the Boyne Area Chamber at 231-582-6222.
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It's graduation time in Boyne City Public Schools
Morgan-Shaw School - June 3 @ 6:30pm BCEC's Hospitality Room
Boyne City High School - June 12 @4:00pm BCHS Gymnasium
Boyne City Middle School, 8th Grade- June 14th @ 5:30pm BCMS Gymnasium
Early Learners - June 16 @ 10:30am BCEC Gymnasium
> BUILDING TRADES OPEN HOUSE - stop by and see the new Building Trades Home on Jefferson Street from 3 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 7.
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Volunteers needed for spring clean-up at Ridge Run Dog Park
 Volunteers are needed for a Spring Clean-up event planned at the Ridge Run Dog Park from 10 a.m. to 12 noon Sunday, June 5. Organizer Michele Mort-Carter says, "It's not just about the poop! Raking leaves, mulching, tree-trimming and general clean-up is our goal." She urges volunteers to bring rakes, shovels, wheelbarrows, tree trimming saws/pruners, leaf blowers, tarps for leaves and a trailer or two to haul away the leaves and debris. Michele notes that dogs are welcome to come and help with the clean-up. Ridge Run Dog Park is located at 234 Ridge St., off Charlevoix Avenue, in Boyne City. Facebook page.
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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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 New Boyne City Hall office hours: 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Starting on Monday, June 6th, City Hall Office Hours will be changed to 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday. We hope this change will allow more customers to visit or contact us before their regular work hours. Traffic at City Hall usually slows in the late afternoon. This time of year most people contacting City Hall late in the day are looking for boat launch passes which can be obtained at the marina evenings, weekends and holidays. Payments due on a specific day will now be due by 4:30 that day. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions about our office hours please let us know.
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City spring rubbish pickup continues for next two weeks
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 8 and 15. If you are north of Main Street, your days will be on Thursday, with pickup on June 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. 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.
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE Drop-Off for all county residents will be Friday, June 10th, 5:00-8:00 pm and Saturday, June 11th, 9:00 am-1:00 pm at the county landfill in Ironton. Speed up the process by calling 582-6193 for an appointment. Click here for information on which hazardous items are accepted.
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WELCOME, NEW CHAMBER MEMBERS
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Northern Group LLC
Pam and Ted Macksey
44 North Lake St.
Boyne City MI 49712
Phone: 231-459-4405
"Complete Northern lifestyle specialists." Full service real estate brokerage, interior design & building company. We handle every element of your northern home living from the purchase or building to the design & furnishings, inside and out. Give us a call to make your appointment today.
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FUN, FOOD, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT - Boyne Appetit!
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Boyne City SOBO Arts Festival set for June 24-25
 The 7th annual Boyne City SOBO Arts Festival will be an interactive art extravaganza on June 24 and 25, from noon to 6 p.m. in Sunset Park. Committee co-chair Becky Harris commented, "In the spirit 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 way." The event will kick off Friday night during Stroll the Streets with the celebration and installation of 9 new sculptures in the second year of the Walkabout Sculpture Tour. In all, there will be 12 sculptures in the tour, scattered about town and ready for enjoying. Saturday events include a Plein Air Paint-Out Competition taking place throughout town from 8 am to 3 pm. Family-friendly activities include interactive stations that will be placed throughout Sunset Park where everyone can enjoy music, dancing, a puppet show, puppet-making workshops, a paint graffiti wall, a chalk wall, selfie photo opportunities, live statues, art vignettes, pottery making, gratitude stations, Salvador Dali and more. Bring the entire family for an afternoon of artistic, hands-on fun.
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 American Legion Riders plan motorcycle Poker Run June 11
The Boyne City American Legion Riders are planning their first annual Poker Run for Saturday, June 11. All vehicles are welcome to participate for a $10 donation. Riders should register from 12-2 p.m. at Friggy's Sobo Pub. The first bike out is at 12:30 and last bike in is at 5:30. The event also finishes at Friggy's, and a portion of the sales of designated menu items will be donated to the Legion. A 50/50 drawing will be held, and door prizes will also be given out. For further information, call Roger at 231-330-1649.
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Houdini Dance Club: New ballroom dance venue opens
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The Houdini Dance Club will be open on Wednesday nights from 7-11 p.m. in Boyne City starting June 8. The club is open to the public, and is located on the third floor of the historic Odd Fellows Hall at 214 East Water St. in downtown Boyne City, next to Boyne City Hardware. The weekly event is hosted by Dan Farrow (DJ Captain Dan), who promotes social dances as a form of physical and mental exercise and a way for singles, couples, and families to enjoy good music and dancing in an alcohol-free environment. Free lessons are offered to beginners, and dancers will enjoy a variety of Swing, Latin, Foxtrot, Waltz, Tango, and other popular styles. Admission is $10 per person. Street shoes are not allowed on the dance floor. The Odd Fellows Hall was built in 1906, and was a popular gathering place and entertainment venue; magician and escape artist Harry Houdini reportedly performed there, and the new dance club is named in his honor.
> For further information, contact: Dan Farrow (231) 675-2935 (voice or text) DJCaptainDan@yahoo.com.
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Alpine Chocolat Haus opens new Sundae Bar 
The new Sundae Bar has opened at Alpine Chocolat Haus in Boyne City.. With chocolate and vanilla custard and 24 toppings to choose from for only $0.59 per ounce, it is a steal. Manager Matthew Myers reports: "We also have upgraded our ice cream cabinets to now hold 32 flavors making the possibilities almost endless for your summer treats. Don't forget about our Caramel Corn Special on Friday and Saturday Nights, get a 16 oz. bag of freshly made caramel corn for only $7. Thank you to everyone who supported the Boyne City Little League fund-raiser we had on May 26th; we served over 1,600 ice cream cones and everyone had a blast."
> At right, Faith Duncan adds gummy bears, sprinkles and chocolate chips to her custard at the Sundae Bar.
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Charlevoix Country Club dining room
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Argonne Supper Club moves to Charlevoix Country Club
The Charlevoix Country Club is excited to announce that the Ager family and the Argonne Supper Club has moved their food operation to the Clubhouse. The Argonne started dinner service in the Clubhouse Dining Room this week and will continue every Tuesday through Sunday from 5-9 pm. All of your Argonne favorites will be available, with an expanded menu to debut in the near future. The Bistro Sports Grill remains open daily from 9 am to 9 pm. The Country Club also continues to book private parties, rehearsal dinners, weddings and holiday parties. For reservations, 231-547-9796.
"Try for $5 Week" coming to Pointe Health and Charlevoix Fitness
 If you've been thinking about joining a health club, now is the perfect time to try us out during our "Try for $5 Week" at Charlevoix Fitness and Pointe Health! Come in anytime June 13 through June 19 to work out or take a class for just $5. It's a great way to see our facility, try the equipment, enjoy a class, meet our staff and instructors, and learn what a terrific value our Membership is. Still not ready to become a member? No worries. We have a variety of club and class pass options that you may utilize until you are ready to make a long term commitment. Charlevoix Fitness is located at Charlevoix Country Club, chxcountryclub.com and Point Health is located at Sommerset Pointe Yacht Club, sommersetpointe.com. Everyone is welcome.
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Pickleball comes
to Rotary Park
Pickleball has arrived in Boyne City. Tennis court #4 at Rotary Park is marked in chalk for pickleball, and that court will be used for a group of pickleball players at 9 a.m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Anyone interested in this sport is invited to stop by and play at this time. If enough interest is shown, the group hopes to have a permanently dedicated court at some time in the future.
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Dirty Dog Dash at Boyne Mountain Resort on Saturday
Register now for the 7th annual Dirty Dog Dash on June 4th - Boyne Mountain's 5k adventure race that will have you wading through mud and climbing obstacles all the way to the finish line. Prizes awarded to the top finishers in each division, plus best costume, team spirit, and more. Of course, there will be live music and adult beverages at the base area to keep the party rolling long after the mud has dried. Registration and course details.
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 Kayak for a Cause helps camp scholarships
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. to 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. 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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Boyne Area Senior Center dinners continue on Wednesdays
Dinners are served from 5 to 6 p.m. every Wednesday at the Boyne Area Senior Center, 411 E Division St, Boyne City. The menu for next Wednesday, June 8, is baked fish, homemade soup and salad. Music will be provided by OJ Atkins from 5 to 7 p.m. Lunches are served at the Senior Center on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Suggested donation is $3 for ages 60 and over, and $6 for those under 60. Call (231) 582-6682 for further information.
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LIVE MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT
BOAT-IN MOVIES IN THE PARK will be held on Wednesday evenings this summer Walloon Lake Village, in the Village Green Park next to Barrel Back restaurant. Movies 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. Movies continue through the summer. Here is the schedule for the next few weeks:
June 8 - Tangled
June 15 - Field of Dreams
June 22 - UP
June 29 - Father of the Bride
RED MESA GRILL, 6-9 p.m. "Casa Tuesdays" - $3 Casa Margaritas, $3 Premium Drafts, $3 Food Features, live music:
June 7 - The Marsupials
June 14 - Keith Scott
June 21 - Missy Memorial Party w/ Dave Cisco
June 28 - Blake Elliott & The Robinson Affair
> Thursdays, 8-11 p.m.: June 9th - Under the Moon, 16th - Nathan Bates, 23rd - Adam Hoppe. 30th - Chris Calleja.
> Fridays, 8-11 p.m.: June 3rd - Brett Mitchell,10th - Nelson Olstrom, 17th - Ben Overbeek, 24th - Roma Ransom.
> Saturdays, 8-11 p.m.: June 4th - Kellerville, 1th - Davey O, 18th - Sean Bielby, 25th - Roma Ransom.
Beach House, 6-9 p.m.
June 3 - David Cisco
June 4 - Ben Overbeek
June 10 - Under the Moon
June 11 - Nelson Olstrom
June 17 - Kellerville
June 18 - Nathan Bates
June 24 - Chris Koury
June 25 - Michelle Chenard
Trophy Room - Bike Night, 6-9 p.m. Tuesdays
June 7 - Michelle Chenard
June 14 - The Shifties
June 21 - Under the Moon
June 28 - Chris Calleja
Forty Acres Tavern, 7-10 p.m.
June 3 - Chris Koury
June 4 - Under the Moon
June 10 - Nathan Bates
June 11 - Chris Calleja
June 17 - Charlie Reager
June 18 - Ben Overbeek
June 24 - Nelson Olstrom
June 25 - Chris Calleja
Snowflake, 10 p.m.-2 a.m.
Every Friday & Saturday - DJ Bill Da Cat
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.
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City of Boyne City
Is seeking a self-directed individual for a full-time position. Candidate should have excellent public relations, communication, organizational, and computer skills. Minute recording, agenda preparation and basic accounting skills are also desired for this wide ranging, front-line position. Prior experience would be a plus, with a desire for increasing responsibilities within the City's Administrative offices. Comprehensive wage (DOQ) and benefit package. Submit resume, letter of interest, salary history and requirements and 3 references to: Cindy Grice via email to cgrice@boynecity.com by 5:00 p.m. June 17, 2016. EOE
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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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Mini job fair at library this afternoon, June 3
Looking for a job? Or is your business looking for summer help? Come to the Mini Job Fair at the Boyne City Public Library Friday, June 3rd from 2:30-5:30 p.m. There is space for 8 businesses. Email Kristen Spears, Kristen@resortrentalsnorth.com, to register your business to attend the Mini Job Fair. "I would like to put all of the businesses on the flyer, so please let me know ASAP if you would like to be a part of this event," Kristen said.
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HIGH SCHOOL STUDY SESSION - The Boyne District Library will host a final exam study session for area high school students on Sunday, June 12th from 1-3:30 p.m. Come feed your brain and prepare for exams with your friends. The library will provide a quiet area for study, as well as snacks and drinks for study breaks. For more information, contact the library at 582-7861 or email Helene Ivie, ivieh@boynelibrary.org.
CREATE: COMMUNITY ARTS STUDIO - We cannot wait to open this fall and be part of the Boyne City Community. Create is currently accepting studio volunteers and youth mentors. Please contact Sara Manchester at 231.459.8840 / sara@healingpaintbrush.com for further information.
"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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