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3rd Annual Boyne Chamber of Commerce Golf Outing
September 23rd
The Boyne Area Chamber invites you to their 3rd Annual Chamber Golf Outing. Join us at the Boyne Mountain Alpine Course on Thursday, September 23rd. We will begin with registration at 11:00am with a shotgun start at noon, followed by dinner and awards ceremony at 6 pm. The fun includes a 50/50 raffle, goodie bags, door prizes and NEW this year...Golfapalooza - golf ball cannons that shoots 340 yards to the green of a par 4 and 23 foot dinosaur that you shoot balls into his mouth for prizes.
This will be a Best Ball Scramble event. Register online. Single registration is $110, and a foursome is $400, including green fees, cart rental, lunch, dinner and prizes. Single and team registrations are welcome. Sponsor a Hole and register a team for $500!!!
Title Sponsor- $2000
Golfapalooza Sponsor- $1500
Hole in One Sponsor- $1000
Lunch Sponsor- $750roker
50/50 Sponsor - $500
Hole Sponsor $150 (18 available)
We are also looking for goodie bag items and raffle prizes.
Call the Chamber for details 231-582-6222
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Boyne City Annual Drag Races
Sunday, September 5th
The annual Boyne City Drag Race is ON for September 5th, the Sunday of Labor Day Weekend! The City hosted an organizational meeting to gauge interest, and we had a good turnout of volunteers interested in making it happen. More volunteers are always welcome- please email mcain@boynecity.com if you’d like to help out.
The Boyne City Police Department Drag Races were started in 2003
as a fundraiser for the Boyne City Police Department and Boyne City Airport.
This years event will be organized by the Boyne Valley Lions and a committee of drag race enthusiasts.
The Drag Races for 2021 will be held Sunday, September 5th 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
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Waterfront Field of Dreams Team
"Just Do Your A, B , C's"
A. Attend Sept. 4th, Community Fun Day, at Sun Set Park, 12 noon to 5 p.m.
B. B.C. Pizza Concession stand on site
C. Corn Hole Tournement - 11 a.m. kids
1 and 3 adults
D. Dunk Tank- check out flyer in this email
E. Everyone is invited
F. Fun for Everyone
G. Get your raffle ticket
H. Help us raise the money needed to make the Waterfront Little League Field safe for our boys and girls, and to renovate all parts of ball field
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“Waterfront Field of Dreams”
Cornhole Tournament
Sept. 4th
11 am, 1 pm & 3pm
Join the fun and show off your cornhole skills!
All funds raised will go towards the Waterfront Field of Dreams project which plans to build a new baseball/softball field in the same waterfront location with new concessions, stadium seating, low maintenance turf, new restrooms, and LED lighting.
3 Skill Levels: Guaranteed two games per team
11 am: Level One – Beginners young and old, $15 per person and 16 teams max
1 pm: Level Two – Middle & High School Teams, $20 per person and 16 teams max
3 pm: Level Three – Adult & advanced high school, $20 per person and 16 teams max
Sign up on Friday, Sept. 3rd, from 6 - 8 pm at Sunset Park by the Log Cabin and Saturday, Sept. 4th beginning at 10 am. Cash only, exact donations please.
$20 person for tournament. Sign up for corn hole tournament will be, Friday Sept. 3rd, from 6 to 9 at Little Log Cabin,, during Stroll the Streets.
At 5:00 PM, Join us for the celebrity dunk tank...$5.00 gets you three chances to dunk your favorite Boyne City Celebrity!!
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Harbor Brenn Insurance Agencies named August Agency of the Month by
Rough Notes Magazine.
Harbor Brenn Insurance Agencies has been named August Agency of the Month by Rough Notes Magazine. Rough Notes Magazine is a national publication for independent insurance agents that publishes relevant topics to the insurance industry as well as showcases what makes one outstanding agency successful in their “Agency of the Month” feature.
Harbor Brenn Insurance Agencies is a locally owned and operated, second-generation family business that has SERVED Northern Michigan since 1977. The agency has long recognized that supporting residents, businesses and the community both financially and through volunteerism with our staff is a win/win/win situation. Insuring Northern Michigan is our privilege, helping Northern Michigan thrive is our passion. Click here to see what our customers say about our commitment and call us today to see what we might do for you! https://www.harborbrenn.com/testimonials/
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Boyne Area Chamber Seeking Candidates for Board of Directors
The Boyne Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors is seeking candidates for Board of Directors positions to take office in January 2022 with a term ending in 2024:
If any chamber member in good standing is interested applications will be accepted until Tuesday, September 7th. Click Here for the application.
For more information, contact Kim Akin 231-582-6222 kim@boynechamber.com
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Pavilion Summer Concert Series Extended
Due to rain out concert, the Boyne Area Chamber of Commerce has extended our Summer Concert Series one week.
Join us for our final concert on Wednesday, September 1st for our final concert featuring "THE JM DUO".
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WELCOME NEW CHAMBER MEMBERS |
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THE WATERFRONT FIELD OF DREAMS
BOYNE CITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (UMC)
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For more information on joining the chamber or member benefits, call us at 231-582-6222 or email info@boynechamber.com |
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Learn How to become a Premier Member by contacting the Chamber at 231-582-6222 or email us at info@boynechamber.com |
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WHAT IS THE BOYNE TOUGH?
We have revamped our “Boyne Tough” add-on that can be added on to any level. The Boyne Area Chamber is committed to retaining all our members for this year. The Chamber budget has also been adversely affected from the loss of several events and uncertainty of upcoming events. Your additional contribution will allow the Chamber to retain ALL memberships and continue to adhere to our mission of advancing the economic, industrial, professional, cultural, and civic welfare of the Boyne Area.
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THANK YOU 2021/2022 BOYNE TOUGH MEMBERS
SPUDSBoyne
Ralph Gillett CPA
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Inspired Living Hosting Book Signing
This Friday, August 27th, during Stroll the Streets we will be hosting Summer Sullivan for a book signing at our store.
Summer Sullivan is a college student who grew up in rural Northern Michigan and attended a small high school. She enjoys biking, golfing, writing, and spending time with friends and family. Currently, Summer spends her time between her hometown and Northern Florida, working and writing as much as she can.
Stop by and help her celebrate the publication of her first book!
The Fall to Darkness Series
By: Summer Sullivan
Book 1: The Last Heir
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Students Receive $363,200 in Scholarships from
Charlevoix County Community Foundation
Graduating seniors from Charlevoix County high schools will receive a total of $363,200 in scholarship funds to help them launch into college and post-secondary education and training programs. This year, a total of 81 scholarships were awarded, including more multi-year scholarships, which provide financial assistance for students beyond their first year of school. Scholarship funds were established by local citizens and groups to honor family members, community leaders, educators, and others who value continuing education.
Collaborative scholarship awards are new to the Community Foundation this year. Collaborative awards have made it possible to provide more significant support for students in their pursuit of post-secondary education and training by pooling available dollars from individual funds. For the student, this means multi-year support, which is extremely helpful as they continue on past their first year of college. The first collaborative scholarship was awarded this year to Karissa Givens, of Charlevoix, who plans to attend the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in the fall to study mechanical engineering. Givens was grateful for the award, saying, “Receiving this aid means so much to me. Not only will this assist in keeping my college loans low, but it also shows the hard work that I've been putting in for the last thirteen years.”
Likewise, Boyne City’s Magee Behling, was grateful to be the first recipient of the new Frank J. Lamesfield Boyne City Scholarship. “By receiving this scholarship I will be able to start college with less worry about the financial burden of paying for college,” she said. Behling will be attending Hope College to study chemistry. This fund was established with a gift from the estate of Frank J. Lamesfield to benefit students living in the Boyne City Public School District and will provide up to six years of support for students who receive the scholarship each year.
All scholarship recipients shared their excitement and gratitude, stating that this support will allow them to focus on their education and earning a degree instead of their financial burden. Some students said that feeling the community’s support and recognition through their scholarship award was particularly meaningful to them as they head out into the world on their own for the first time.
Each year the Community Foundation awards scholarships to outstanding local students with financial need who are entering the skilled trades, community colleges, and 4-year colleges and universities. These students have demonstrated their eagerness to succeed beyond high school and have shown promise in their work ethic and in their academic achievement.
The following students received scholarship awards this year: Evan Beane, Jake Beaudoin, Maggee Behling, Tiana Bennett, Katelyn Black, Emily Bonneville, Blake Brunmeier, Megan Bush, Quintan DeLaat, Michael Deming, Jacob Derenzy, Alyssa Dunson, Colby Ferguson, Karissa Givens, Jaeger Griswold, Zander Holmes, Lauren Hudson, Jaelyn Jarema, Jack Kita, Kate Klinger, Alivia LaJoie, Owen Leist, Emily Lindeman, Robin Lynskey, William Maginity, Koehn Manthei, Alexia McKenzie, Jennahka Moses, Nathaniel Newman, Josh Nise, Jordan Noble, Alaena Pennington, Rachel Pott, Ethan Putman, Madelyn Reece, Audrey Richards, Samantha Ruble, Alison Sape, Shannon Schlueter, Alexandria Scott, Alec Sherman-Brown, Lauren Smith, Luke Snyder, Aubrie Sparks, Steven Streasick, Sage Upton, Judith Veldboom, Airielle Voorhees, Keegan Whisker, Emmah Wojan, Avery Zipp, and Emily Zmikly.
The Charlevoix County Community Foundation is a charitable organization made up of various funds – all of them established by local donors. Some funds are earmarked for specific causes, like scholarships, and others are open-ended to meet changing needs. The funds are held in permanent endowment, so they can continue to grow and generate income to enhance the quality of life in Charlevoix County, now and for generations to come.
For a complete list of the 2021 scholarship recipients, please visit www.c3f.org and click on Scholarships.
For more information about how to support Charlevoix County youth through scholarships, or to find out how your scholarship fund can join efforts to create larger, multi-year awards in the future, please contact the Charlevoix County Community Foundation at (231) 536-2440, or online at www.c3f.org
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Classic Instruments’ 1933–’34 Ford Car Package Wins New Product Award at Street Rod Nationals
Classic Instruments is pleased to announce, after its release back in June, the 1933–’34 Ford Car Package earned a New Product of the Year Award at the 2021 Street Rod Nationals in Louisville, KY. The cluster includes a speedometer, fuel level, temperature, oil pressure, and volt gauges; along with indicator lights. A matching 3 3/8” tachometer in a chrome mounting cup is also available. All the gauges are electronic operation. The fuel gauge is programmable for any ohm range with a selector switch on the back of the cluster, meaning the fuel gauge will work with the stock sending unit, any other factory sending units, or any Classic Instruments fuel sending unit. The package includes a machined, chrome-plated bezel and engine-turned aluminum face plate. The standard sending unit kit included is Classic Instruments’ SNFD.
Additional features include:
• LED lighting
• Green turn signal indicators, Blue high beam indicator, and Red LED warning light
• Separate power (12V) and ground leads in the wire harness. Allows the customer flexibility of function, examples include: Check Engine, Emergency Brake, Open Door, Low Oil Pressure
• Injection-molded housing
• One single snap-in wire harness on the back, for the cluster wiring
• Zeus Speedometer Technology built-in
• Push-button speedometer calibration
This new cluster can be purchased from Classic Instruments direct or through any one of its authorized dealers.
Classic Instruments has been handcrafting in America since 1977. The company offers a full line of catalog order instrumentation for a wide range of Ford and Chevy model cars and pick-up trucks, plus over 100 universal fit instruments. The Classic Instruments’ line also includes many specialty items such as
performance series instruments, Zeus speedometer technology, and Fuel-Link. Classic Instruments can build virtually anything through their dedicated Instrument Customization Unit. Whether it’s a direct-fit set, retro-fit, or complete custom their team is ready to help add “The finishing touch”TM to any project.
For more information please contact Classic Instruments.
Classic Instruments
800.575.0461
826 Moll Dr., Boyne City, MI 49712
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Smithsonian & Raven Hill Collaboration opens August 14.
“Labor Days-A History of Work”
In collaboration with the Smithsonian’s Museum on Main Street (MoMS) program, Raven Hill Discovery Center is pleased to announce the long-awaited opening of their Labor Days—A History of Work exhibit. Since 2019, the Center has been working with the Smithsonian on this pilot project to develop a unique humanities-based exhibition about local work history. The exhibition reflects the strong history and culture of work around Lake Charlevoix and connections to work in northern Michigan, the nation and around the world. Labor Days opens to the public at 10am on August 14th and will remain open from 10am to 4pm daily through the end of the September. Groups, such as school groups and service organizations, are welcome to make reservations to see the exhibit. Call 231.536.3369 or email info@miravenhill.org for more information or to set a date and time for your group to visit the Labor Days exhibit.
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Thank You From Boyne City Pirate Festival
Mission Statement:
Boyne City PirateFest celebrates the Michigan Lakes and all they have to offer. PirateFest is a 501c3 nonprofit organization committed to furthering education and protection of our natural resources, enjoying the bounty around us, and having fun doing so while engaging the community and visitors alike.
Boyne City Piratefest 2021 was a huge success this year thanks to our dedicated board of directors, generous sponsors, countless volunteers, and support from the local businesses and community. In addition to the usual free family fun entertainment we were able to add educational wildlife shows by a licensed conservationist and our first ever Pirate Queen Pageant! We raised enough money to be able to make sizeable donations to like minded organizations protecting our waterways including Friends of the Boyne River, Friends of the Jordan River Watershed, and Lake Charlevoix Association.
This fantastic community event is only made possible by the generosity and support of Boyne City and we would like to thank all that participated! First off thank you Boyne City for hosting this event and to the Boyne City Police Department for letting us pirates invade your town for a weekend. Thanks to Mike Chires and Black Diamond Broadcasting for supplying some great bands and advertising our event, Stafford’s Weathervane for hosting our pre-invasion party and providing a wonderful buffet, Charlevoix State Bank for their significant donation, Petoskey Visitors Bureau for their significant grant, Sunnyside Café for their donation and hosting our Sunday brunch, Jordan Valley Outfitters and Challenge Mountain for a phenomenal job on the river raft ride, Boyne City Lanes and Cutting Edge Computers for sponsoring our Pirate Queen Pageant, Lynda’s Real Estate for their donation and hosting our volunteers, and Family Fare and Little Caesars for keeping them fed and hydrated, Stigg’s Brewery for their help in the entertainment tent, Harbor House Publishers for our maps, Valley Graphic Printing and Central Drug Store for providing our printing, Boyne Mountain for providing our prizes, E3 Tent Rental for their help with the tent, Boyne City High School for the use of their stage, tables, and chairs, and Boyne City Kiwanis for their donation. We would also like to recognize our map sponsors: Lake Street Pub, Freshwater Art Gallery, EnVogue, Café Sante, Resort Rentals North, Friggy’s, Kilwin’s, Forgotten Treasures, Boyne City Tap Room, Red Mesa, Eyes on Main, and Up North Imagewear.
Lastly, we would like to thank our 30+ volunteers who participated in helping us throw this event! Special shout out to Shari Kitchen for her work coordinating the parade and hospitality for the volunteers, and to Steve Hoyt who worked tirelessly to set up and tear down our stage and tables and chairs, and much more!
Sincerely,
Boyne City Piratefest Board of Directors: President Scott MacKenzie, Vice President Tommy Tropic, Secretary Lisa Petrie, Treasurer Cindy Grice, Kevin St. Andrew, Roger Coates, Cheryl Carey, and Terry Baker
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AVALANCHE BAY WATERPARK - Our late-summer hours are now in effect. Avalanche Bay will be open Thursdays (4-8pm), Fridays & Saturdays (11am - 8pm) and Sundays (9am - 4pm) for the remainder of the month.
Make the most of these final days of summer at Avalanche Bay!
BOYNE ARTS COLLECTIVE - will be showcasing an exhibit highlighting what member artists view as special about their community. The all media show will be featured during the month of August in the BAC gallery located at 214 Water St Boyne City.
LYNDA'S REAL ESTATE - Lawn at Lynda's 2021 Friday Night Music Schedule
8/27/2021 Jeff Meads
9/3/2021 Full Circle
CASTLE FARMS - Enjoy a sumptuous farm-to-table dinner and tour at Castle Farms. Catered by Grey Gables Restaurant & Catering, a local favorite, the three-course meal will showcase meats and vegetables sourced from local farms. A chef introduction will accompany each dish. Plus, enjoy a glass of wine from 1918 Cellars. The evenings start at 6:00pm and go until approximately 10:00pm. This is a fabulous date night or friend's night out!
Tickets will be available until the Friday (8/27) before the event date. All ticket sales are final. Click HERE for more details. castlefarms.com
1918 CELLARS - Wine Down Wednesday Line -U
9.1 | Ty Parkin
9.8 | Rhett & John
9.15 | Ty Parkin
9.22 | Tom Zipp
9.29 | The Lofteez
BC TAPROOM -Join us for Music on the Patio
7-10pm
Thursday - The Cabana Boys
Friday - Sleeping Gypsies
Saturday - The Cabana Boys .
Kitchen Hours:
Tuesday -Thursday 11am - 9pm
Friday - Saturday 11am- 10pm
Sunday 11am - 4pm
TIP OF THE MITT SCORE - Click Here for August Newsletter
NORTHERN COMMUNITY MEDIATION - Click Here for August Newsletter.
GREAT LAKES CENTER FOR THE ARTS - Announces 2021 Schedule
EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY - We offer the traditional Episcopal Church service every Sunday at 10:00am.
We have removed our attendance limit, so bring the friends and family. Come as you are: shorts and t-shirts are fine with us.
On Friday evenings during Stroll the Streets, we offer “Blessings To Go” at our front steps. Everyone has some difficult situations they are facing, and some things that bring out our thanks to God. We are here to pray with you and for you.
Our on-line service is also offered every Sunday at 10:00am, by live-stream on our Facebook page. You do not need a Facebook account: just open your internet browser (Google, Edge, Bing, Yahoo, or similar) and enter: https://www.facebook.com/EpiscopalBoyne. Or find us on Facebook, @EpiscopalBoyne. Church of the Nativity is located at 209 E. Main Street.
GENISIS CHURCH OF BOYNE CITY - People of all ages are very welcome to join us for our Gatherings on Sundays at 11:00am upstairs in the Boyne City Hall (319 N. Lake St.) for the remainder of August and the month of September. For more information, call 231-753-6180 or email genesisboyne@gmail.com
BOYNE CITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (UMC) -You are invited to worship with us on Sunday at 10:00am. Our address is 324 S. Park Street in Boyne City.
You are also invited to join the annual Charlevoix County CROP Walk for Hunger –Communities Responding to Overcome Poverty – during the month of September ending by September 25th. Walkers from Boyne City, Boyne Falls, Charlevoix, and East Jordan all take part. This year it is a virtual walk with each walker walking on their own, with family, or close friends, between September 1-25 and wherever they choose. Twenty-five percent of monies raised are returned to our local food pantries. The remaining funds are used nationally and world-wide to provide food, water, blankets, health kits, and tents in times of emergencies. Last year our Boyne City and Boyne Falls walks raised $1,820 and the total Charlevoix Country walk raised $14,638 of which $3,660 was returned to local food pantries. Please contact Mary Richwine at 231.330.2103 if you would like to support a walker or walk yourself!
We hope you will join us in worship and consider participating in the local CROP walk!
CHARLEVOIX AREA COMMUNITY POOL - The Charlevoix Area Community Pool (CACP) will be closed from August 2 to 18 for repaving of the parking lot and driveway. Donations and grants to date have already funded 73% of the $220,000 needed for this project. To make a tax-deductible donation towards the last $60,000 needed for repaving, please send a check to: Capital Campaign, CACP, 1905 US 31 North, Charlevoix, MI 49720. Credit card donations can be made on the pool website or by calling 231-547-0982. The CACP is a non-profit community resource that serves all ages for aquatic fitness, swim instruction, and fun. In 2019 there were 21,248 pool visits by community members and visitors. More info at Charlevoixpool.org.
LAVENDER HILL FARM - The Series @ Lavender Hill Farm
9.4 | Horton Creek Bluegrass
Shows begin at 7:30pm. For more details and to purchase tickets visit their website below. lavenderhillfarm.com
BOYNE HERITAGE CENTER - The Boyne Heritage Center’s “Unearthing Treasures: Life in a Lumber Camp" exhibit showcases images and written remembrances left behind by a family who lived in a Boyne lumber camp more than a century ago. Check it out at Boyne City Hall during Stroll the Streets from 6-9 p.m. Friday.
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STIGGS BREWERY - Derek, Cole & Mike want you to try our new lunch spot for fast, easy lunches on-the-go!
The Stiggs Smoke Shack is now open.
Open Tuesday - Friday this week. Noon-3pm
Fast sandwiches, quick meals right off the smoker, refreshing beverages and more. We now have ice cold Stiggs beer piped and tapped right at the Smoke Shack for fast easy drink service. Grab a bite during your lunch break or bring the whole family down! We hope to see you soon.
231-497-6100
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Chamber Members- Please send us your business updates, specials, entertainment schedules, or any information about your business you would like to share in the newsletter. This is one of your benefits as a chamber member. Help Us Help You!!!
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Municipal News
CHARLEVOIX COUNTY TRANSIT - Transit - Charlevoix County Transit provides demand-response service on a first come first served basis during normal business hours. Service is provided within the boundaries of the county and to surrounding counties for medical appointments. Transit partners with the Charlevoix County Commission on Aging to offer those over age 60 free rides as well as partnering with the Charlevoix County Veterans Department to provide free rides for veterans of any age who have medical appointments. For more information or to schedule a ride, please call 582.6900 or book your ride online at https://www.charlevoixcounty.org/county_transit/book_a_ride_online.php
The USDOT and CDC continue to require the use of face masks while on all forms of public transportation. A face mask, covering nose and mouth, must be worn at all times while onboard CCT vehicles.
CHARLEVOIX COUNTY COMMISSION ON AGING -
Effective August 5, 2021, all of the Charlevoix County Senior Centers will be closed to the public through September 2, 2021 but we will be providing curbside pick-up and home delivered meals from all centers. We are just going back to the way we provided all of our services before July 1, 2021.
The only activities/services we are allowing in the Senior Centers will be Gym walking by reservation and Foot Clinics. Staff and seniors must wear a mask at those times.
If you are sick, please do not come to the senior center and get tested. You can still get COVID if you are vaccinated but the illness it presents is less severe. We encourage you to get vaccinated if you have not already.
Our BI Office will be open by appointment only and masks will be required.
Volunteer services will be suspended at this time until the numbers get to a safer level.
Charlevoix County is currently identified as a High Transmission risk at Risk Level D with a 10.25% positivity rate. At the beginning of the pandemic the state shut down at a 3% positivity rate. When we opened July 1, 2021 we were at a Low Transmission risk at a Risk Level B with a less than 3% positivity rate.
We are taking an abundance of caution to protect our aging adults, our staff and all of the services we provide. Please be kind and patient with us.
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BOYNE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - Back to School Information Click Here
BOYNE FALLS PUBLIC SCHOOLS - Boyne Falls Preschool has limited availability in its 3&4-year-old "Little Logger" Classroom for the 2021-22 school year!
Are you interested in enrolling your child in a five-star quality-rated preschool program? Boyne Falls Preschool (located in Boyne Falls Public School) serves families from the Boyne Area and surrounding communities. Over the last 7-years, many families have attended tuition-free, and scholarships may be available. If you are curious to see if this would be a good fit for your family, we would love to talk!
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NORTH CENTRAL MICHIGAN COLLEGE - NCMC Department of Corporate & Community Education, in partnership with Scott Herceg from Northern Edge Consulting, is offering a 6-part series, "The 5 M's of Association Management and Non-Profit Administration." Running a Non-Profit organization in today's environment can be daunting. Northern Edge Consulting offers solutions for organizations to be more efficient, professional, and effective. These sessions are designed for non-profit leaders, employees, volunteers, and board members. The 5 M’s are an administrative, management, and operations guiding principle to be used by membership-based, mission-driven, non-profit organizations as a focusing framework for success. $195 for six, 90-minute presentations. Register here.
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HELP WANTED
Looking for staff? Make a job posting!
Chamber member businesses looking to hire staff are encouraged to post their jobs on the chamber website job posting page. You can do this with your member log-in with just a few simple steps. If you need assistance with your log-in, email lisa@boynechamber.com. These jobs are all listed on the Jobs page now:
Various Positions at Cafe Sante' Details
Various Positions at The City of Boyne City Details
Various Positions at Great Lakes Energy. Details
Contractual Psychotherapists at Pyramid of Hope Counseling, Details
Physical Therapy Aide/Technician at Northern Michigan Sports Details
Various Positions at LexaMar Details
Various Positions at Friske Farm Market Details
Various Positions at Boyne City Taproom Details
Maintenance Positions at Bay Area Management DetailsS
Caregiver at Pineview Cottage Details
General Laborer at Bulmann Dock and Lift Details
Various Positions at Castle Farms Detail s
Various Positions at The Brook Retirement Community Details
Various Positions at Boyne City Public Schools Details
Various Positions at Char-Em ISD Details
Various Positions at Boyne Watersports Details
Various Positions- at Great Lakes Energy Details
Various Positions at Boyne Mountain Details
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300 SF OFFICE SPACE for lease for $300/month. Convenient location at the corner of Front & Main Streets in downtown Boyne City. First floor of the Atrium Inn with private exterior entrance. Includes heat, A/C, electricity and trash, shared restroom. Nearby public parking. Contact Lee at LE Design, cell phone: 317.258.1419 email: lsehrlich@ledesign.biz.
VISITORS GUIDE - The Boyne Area Chamber's Visitors Guide/Business Directory is available as a digital magazine as well as a beautiful 4-color printed magazine. It contains interactive content, including page-turning, links to websites and video, as well as a full search function. To view the digital publication, click here.
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