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The Last River Draw will be placed in the Boyne River.
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"The Last River Draw"
crowdfunding campaign nears goal - with one week left
With just one week left, The Last River Draw crowdfunding campaign has raised $22,587 of its $25,000 goal, thanks to big efforts over the weekend. Special thanks to Robin Berry and local Girl Scouts for bringing in well over $1,000 with their penny drive. They are right - "every penny counts." Jim, Jessica and Sharon White of Ace Hardware challenged others to donate with a matching donation, dollar for dollar, up to $1,000, when they attended Saturday's concert at Freshwater Gallery. Their matching challenge literally generated $4 for every $1 someone pledged - between the Whites' donation and the matching grant from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, also a dollar for dollar match. Then on Wednesday, Nancy and Floyd Wright donated $1,000 to bring the total to within $2,500 of the goal.
The Last River Draw, a Boyne City Main Street initiative, will be a life-size bronze sculpture of a logger placed on a log floating in the Boyne River pulling another log with a pike pole used in the early lumbering era.
> IT'S NOT TOO LATE to be a part of this timeless work of art, but don't wait too long. The campaign expires on April 9. For project details or to donate, visit: www.Patronicity.com/LastRiverDraw or contact mainstreet@boynecity.com or 231.582.9009.
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Watch your inbox for the Chamber's not-quite-annual April Foolish News, coming tomorrow!
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Water Street Cafe to reopen for weekend breakfasts
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Larry and Valerie Glasgow
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Water Street Cafe of Boyne City will be reopening on a limited basis sometime in April. Owner Valerie Glasgow said she and husband Larry will open the cafe from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. Here is her announcement post on Facebook: "Alright, alright, alright already! You have succeeded in wearing us down! So, starting sometime in April, we will be opening on Saturdays and Sundays for breakfast. Everyone said, do it, but simplify, so that's what we are doing. We have streamlined our morning menu, but extended breakfast hours so you Sunday folks can enjoy breakfast at the Cafe after church."
They need to hire some staff and are taking applications - call 231-582-4882 for information or to schedule an interview. The cafe has been closed since Labor Day of 2014, opening occasionally for a few hours to sell pizza and a limited menu. The building at 113 Water Street, which includes two condominiums on the second floor, is for sale, offered by Marty Moody of Lynda's Real Estate at 231-582-9555.
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Boyne Appétit! Wine Wednesday is next week
Boyne City's fourth Wine Wednesday of 2016 will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 6, and repeats on the first Wednesday of each month all year except July and August. Complimentary wine tastings and appetizers will be offered at six locations:
> Boyne Country Provisions/Wine Emporium
> Boyne River Inn
> Cafe Santé
> Friggy's SOBO Pub
> Lake Street Market
> Red Mesa Grill
Next month Porter Creek Fish House will be back after an April spring cleaning and Bella Vita restaurant will join for the season.
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"Grow Your Business with Email and Social Media" on April 14th
Mark your calendar for the Chamber's next marketing seminar at 8 a.m. Thursday, April 14, at the Boyne District Library. That day's topic will be "Grow Your Business with Email and Social Media." It is free for members of any chamber of commerce and $10 for others. Many small businesses and organizations find themselves seeking the right strategies, tools and tactics to make their marketing efforts as effective as possible. But between Facebook and Twitter, email and mobile, deals, and whatever new social network is rolling out that month - there's a lot to keep up with. And there are only so many hours in each day. The number of possibilities can feel overwhelming. This session will help make sense of the noise.
> Presenter for this seminar is Kim Schott, a social media expert who has been featured at several popular Boyne Chamber seminars in the past. Check-in and networking begins at 8 a.m. at the Library Community Room, and the seminar will run from 8:15 to 9:30. Coffee and pastries will be served. Registration is required -
click here to sign up.
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1904 clock will be restored for new City Hall
From the Petoskey News-Review: When the new Boyne City City Hall and emergency services building is completed next year, it will serve as a sort of time capsule in more ways than one. On Tuesday, during its last-ever meeting in the existing city hall building, the Boyne City City Commission voted 4-0 to approve a contract for the restoration of the city's historic 112-year-old clock and its eventual installation in the soon-to-be constructed new city hall building. The contract is with Balzer Family Clock Works of Freeport, Maine, for $85,744. Full story.
> Photo at right shows the city clock in its original location.
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BCHS Printcipal
Karen Jarema
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BCHS needs business people to conduct real and mock interviews for career prep day
Boyne City High School is planning its Annual College and Career Preparation Day for 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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New date (Nov. 2) and new location for Business Expo
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The Boyne Expo attracts more than 90 exhibitors, including "Taste of Boyne" food booths. |
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. The Chamber conducted a survey after last year's Expo, asking exhibitors if they would like to keep it in April or move it to the fall. The survey showed that 39% of exhibitors did not have a preference, but of those who did have a preference, 65% favored moving the event to the fall. Several members said they preferred the fall because the Charlevoix, Petoskey and Harbor Springs Chamber expos are all in the spring. One exhibitor commented: "Our April date is so close to the Petoskey expo that it's challenging from a staffing perspective to manage both events, and there are members common to both chambers. Spreading the events out a bit more would give us some breathing room." This year's Boyne Expo is moving to Boyne Mountain because the formerly empty Carter's building is now being used by Spartan Stores as a warehouse/storage facility. Executive director Jim Baumann said that Expo exhibitor applications would be available this summer. Watch this newsletter for updates. Expo web page is www.boyneexpo.com.
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Employers invited to "Retain and Attract Talent" meeting
North Central Michigan College will host a program and panel discussion on retaining and attracting talent for businesses in our area. The program, "Retain and Attract Talent Symposium," will be on Thursday, April 14 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Library Conference Room on the Petoskey campus. This event is sponsored by the Michigan Career Educator and Employer Alliance and Northwest Michigan Works! This is a free event and includes lunch.
Janie McNabb, Chief Operating Officer of Networks Northwest, will present the population changes underlining talent issues for businesses in our region. She will provide insight into the cause and effect of our jobs gap here in Northwest Michigan. A panel will discuss their issues in retaining and finding talent and how they are addressing these critical needs. Following their presentations, Pete Olsen, Vice President of Academic Affairs at North Central, will engage the audience in discussion on best practices for addressing the talent needs.
> There is no charge to attend the Retain and Attract Talent Symposium and the event includes lunch. Businesses interested in participating should RSVP to NCMC Corporate and Community Education at: 231-348-6613. They can also register online at: caps.ncmich.edu/cce/signup.php.
College to host Career Fair and employability workshops
North Central Michigan College will host a Career Fair on May 6 from 1 p.m. until 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.
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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Free financial seminars offered in Boyne City April 11
Two upcoming free seminars will focus on becoming debt-free and helping first-time home buyers. The seminars are separate but are being held back-to-back at the Boyne District Library at 5:30 p.m. Monday, April 11.
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Jerry Essex
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Taking the Myth Out of Becoming Debt-Free
- Did you know the average American household with at least one credit card had nearly $15,590 in credit card debt in 2012? Primerica representative Jerry Essex will teach you the fundamental concepts that have helped many clients build financial security. His workshop will show you ways to reduce debt, why your credit score is important, how you can protect yourself against identity theft, the high cost of waiting to save... and more. This is a free educational workshop; no products will be sold.
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Jeff Wellman
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First-Time Homebuyers Seminar
- Jeff Wellman, broker/owner of RE/MAX Resort Properties, will share his 30 years of experience at this free, no-obligation seminar. Buying a home is one of the most important decisions you will ever make, so Jeff advises you to start the process on the right foot. Those who attend will learn about renting vs. buying, loans for first-time buyers, finding and evaluating the property, what to look for in a property, financing and talking to lenders, writing the offer, building Inspections and what to expect at closing.
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Thrive 45° Young Professionals event: "Getting the Mustard Right"
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Susan Johnson
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Join other Young Professionals in Northern Michigan for a free educational event that will help you with your personal and professional development. Advance registration is appreciated - click here to register
. The April 14 program will be led by Susie Johnson, a former Young American and a television production coordinator who worked for Paramount Pictures Television Production for 30 years. Her credits include TV shows such as Cheers, Bob Newhart and Girlfriends. Susie will provide insight and tips on how to keep it classy in the workforce, keep your ego intact, and how to always get the mustard right in business and in life. Thanks to the generous sponsorship of Boyne Resorts, there is no cost to attend. The event takes place at the Inn at Bay Harbor, 3600 Village Drive, Bay Harbor in the downstairs Arlington Room. Networking starts at 5 p.m. The program will be 5:30 to 6:30. After the presentation, there will be optional networking in Vintage restaurant.
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NLEA event gets a new focus and a sexy new name
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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Airport to host April 28 Business After Hours
The Boyne City Airport will host the Chamber's Business After Hours networking event on Thursday, April 28, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 1048 E. Main St. Everyone is welcome and there is no charge for admission or hors d'oeuvres. The airport is one mile east of downtown Boyne City, off East Main Street and adjacent to the Business Park.
DID YOU KNOW... The airport has 33 hangars and accommodates 5,500 flights a year? The unattended terminal building contains a pilots' lounge, telephone, free wi-fi, restroom facilities and a courtesy car. Fuel is available on a self-service basis. For more information about the airport, call city manager Michael Cain at
231-582-6597
. Website.
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Free film on epidemic of sexual assault on college campuses
There will be a free screening of the award-winning documentary The Hunting Ground on Monday, April 4 at 7 p.m. at Charlevoix Cinema III, 107 Antrim St, Charlevoix.
The Hunting Ground highlights the epidemic of sexual assault on college campuses across the country. "Even though we do not have any residential college campuses in Charlevoix County, this is a very important film for our community to see," Prosecuting Attorney Allen Telgenhof said. "It shows the impact sexual assaults and other crimes have on the victims involved.
We also have a large number of current and future college students in our county," Telgenhof said. "It is important that our parents and students know more about this important issue. We are hoping it will start some conversations."
Following the film, there will be a Q & A session about the movie and sexual assault issues with members of the Prosecuting Attorney's Office, law enforcement and the Women's Resource Center. Free refreshments will be provided.
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KorthaseFlinn offers tips for preventing auto theft
Cars are probably the single most popular target of crime because they are
relatively easy to steal. In the time it takes you to brush your teeth, a car is stolen
in the United States. To put the brakes on vehicle theft, try the following:
> Consider anti-theft devices such as steering wheel locks or fuel cut-off switches.
> Have your vehicle identification number (VIN) etched into each piece of glass on the vehicle as a deterrent.
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FUN, FOOD, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT - Boyne Appetit!
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Boyne Mountain hosts Short's Brewing Craft Beer Crawl
Make your way around Boyne Mountain Resort this Saturday, April 2, to taste your favorite Short's Brewing craft beers and try a pour of something that you have never had before. Each location will feature different brews.
The Craft Beer Lineup
- Everett's | Bellaire Brown and Superfluid IPA
- Forty Acres Tavern | Contro Pale Ale and Bim Bam Boom Stout
- Apres Ski Pub | Local's Light Lager and Uncle Steve's Irish Stout
- Alpen Hut | Contro Pale Ale and Cookie (Oatmeal Raisin) Beer
- Trophy Room Pub & Pizzeria | Magician Red Ale and Love Knife Belgian Amber
- Snowflake Lounge | Pandemonium, Snow Wheat Hefeweizen, Snake Juice IPA, Barrel-aged Pig Bird IPA, and Peachy Pom Pom Sour Ale
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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, 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
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Brass and Woodwind Ensembles perform April 17 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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Spring Break Boredom Buster at Boyne Library
Tuesday, April 5th, the Boyne District Library invites kids and families to come to a "Mid-Morning Matinee!" At 10 a.m., we will be showing The Peanuts Movie (rated G) and serving snacks.
Later the same day, the library invites kids in grades 4-8 to a Spring Break Boredom Buster event from 3:30-6 p.m. Drop in for paper crafts, board games, epic coloring, and snacks. Call the library (582-7861) or visit the
website
for questions or to sign up.
DEAR 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.
FRIDAY MOVIE FINALE - The Friends of the Boyne District Library are presenting their final free movie of their winter series on Friday, April 1, at 6:30 p.m. in the Community Room. (This is a date change from previous announcements.) Admission is free, and snacks will be available for a donation. The April 1 movie will be "Flash of Genius" (PG-13) from 2008. When inventor Robert Kearns (Greg Kinnear) develops an intermittent windshield wiper, he believes he will be set for life. Though the invention is a big hit with automakers in 1960s Detroit, Kearns finds himself forced out of the picture. Determined to collect the recognition and financial reward due him, he wages an arduous legal battle with the auto industry.
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Country Club offers open golf league, driving range memberships
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This season the Charlevoix Country Club will offer its first-ever open league on Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m., from June 1st to September 14th. The league will consist of two-person, co-ed teams, competing on 9 holes. $125 plus $20 cart and greens fee weekly. > Need to work on your game? Just like to hit some balls at the end of the day to relieve stress while getting fresh air and exercise? Charlevoix Country Club is now offering Driving Range Memberships with unlimited use at the best price around: $125 individual, $175 family.
> For information or to sign up for the golf league or the driving range memberships, contact Golf Pro Keith Grunch at
231-547-9796
or stop by the Pro Shop Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Raven Hill presents "Trains & Things" over Spring Break
 For those local residents who are not traveling over spring break and for visitors to beautiful Northern Michigan, the anticipation is building at Raven Hill Discovery Center. This year, the excitement is all about trains. "Trains & Things" 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 center has train artifacts from its collection on display and invites others in the community to share their love of trains as part of the "Trains & Things" exhibit. Whether you have old photos and postcards or old railroad spikes that you found as a kid, we would love to include your historical memorabilia. 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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Indoor Farmers Market continues on Saturdays at Library Red Barn
The Boyne City Farmers Market indoor winter market continues its regular Saturday morning weekly schedule. The market offers one-stop shopping for local freshness and variety: greens, winter root vegetables, eggs, protein-beef, pork, chicken, turkey, lamb; fish, cheese, apples, maple syrup, honey, breads, pasta, pesto, frozen ravioli & cannelloni, pastries, pies, scones, fair trade coffee beans, jams, jellies, sauces and dressings and hot soup to go. The market is held from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Red Barn next to the Boyne District Library in the 200 block of South Park Street.
Website:
www.boynecityfarmersmarket.org
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 ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK
- 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 by TNT and Tim the DJ.
BARN WOOD WANTED - The City of Boyne City Historical Commission is looking for a donation of barn wood for some of their displays that will be in the museum portion of the new City Hall building. There are also openings on the commission for city residents who are interested in preserving and promoting local history. Contact Michelle Hewitt at 231-582-0335 for further information.
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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 5 - Keith Scott
April 12 - Buddha Sweet
April 19 - Pistil Whips
April 26 - Blake Elliott &
The Robinson Affair
> Mondays, 6-9 p.m. $5 pizza night. Nathan Bates
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> Thursdays, 5:30-9 p.m.:
All-you-can-eat mussels special.
March 31st - The Pistil Whips. April 7th - Nelson Olstrom, 14th - Younce Guitar Duo, 21st - Buddha, 28th - Eric Jaqua.
> Fridays, 8-11 p.m.: April 1st - Jess Polus, 8th - Sean Bielby, 15th - Ira Wolfe, 22nd - E-Minor, 29th - Shady Tree Folk.
> Saturdays, 8-11 p.m.: April 2nd - Dustin Prinz, 9th - Ben Overbeek, 16th - Randy Reska, 23rd - Lance Bougner, 30th - Katie Lewis
> The Accidentals perform Friday, April 29, 8 p.m.
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.
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Chris Smither
performs Saturday, May 7, 8 p.m. (Less than 40 tickets remain.)
Forty Acres Tavern
April 1 - Ben Overbeek,
7-10 pm
April 2 - Nelson Olstrom,
7-10 pm
April 8 - Nathan Bates,
7-10 pm
April 9 - Under the Moon,
7-10 pm
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
Snowflake
April 1 - DJ Bill Da Cat,
9 pm-2 am
April 2 - DJ Bill Da Cat,
8 pm-2 am
1-4 p.m. at the Boyne District Library on Sundays, April 3 and 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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INTIMACY ANOREXIA
- A glimpse into marriages suffering from Intimacy Anorexia will be shown at Lifetree Café on Sunday, April 3, at 6:30 p.m. The program, titled "Intimacy Anorexia: The Dark Secret That's Killing Marriages," features a filmed interview with Dr. Douglas Weiss, a licensed psychologist and an expert in the field of Intimacy Anorexia. Weiss explains Intimacy Anorexia is the intentional withholding of emotional, spiritual, and sexual intimacy from one's spouse and is a condition that affects both men and women. "A common symptom is being married to someone, but feeling like you have a roommate more than a spouse," he says. "If you feel married and alone, you're probably married to someone with intimacy anorexia." Lifetree participants will learn the common symptoms of Intimacy Anorexia as well as practical treatment options.
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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Now hiring: 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
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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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