Please join us on March 16 at the Walloon Junction Event Center for a night of Live Music, Drinks, and games! Proceeds to help our Boyne Area Chamber bring the community bigger and better events throughout the year!
We are also looking for donations for our Silent Auction and Game Prizes. Please write jeff@boynechamber.com or give us a call at 231.582.6222 to make a donation.
Thank You and we can't wait to see you on the 16th!!!
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Featured submission from Anne Thornton |
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American Legion Post 228 Boyne City
302 S Lake St, Boyne City
The American Legion was chartered and incorporated by Congress in 1919 as a patriotic veterans organization devoted to mutual helpfulness. It is the nation’s largest wartime veterans service organization, committed to mentoring youth and sponsorship of wholesome programs in our communities, advocating patriotism and honor, promoting strong national security, and continued devotion to our fellow servicemembers and veterans.
Bingo Every Tuesday 3 to 9 PM
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Dave Moyer has retired after 30 years with the Boyne City Fire Department and 20 years with the EMS Ambulance Department. To mark the occasion, Fire Chief Dennis Amesbury and Assistant Chief James Farley presented Dave with his “retirement axe” this week. Congratulations Dave, and thank you for your service to the community! |
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City schedules special meeting on housing opportunities
The Boyne City City Commission is bound and determined to do what it can to expand housing opportunities in the community. At Tuesday’s regular meeting, the commission scheduled a special meeting on housing for 5:30 p.m. Friday, March 15th. They decided on a rare Friday evening meeting time in order to work around commissioners’ vacation schedules, two regular meetings set for March 12 and 26 plus two special budget meetings on March 14 and 18. The March 15th meeting will focus on how to make City owned properties available for development, including properties on Court Street near the Ridge Run Dog Park and in the Business Park.
SHORELINE REPORT - Representatives of the Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council made a presentation to the Commission on their updated Lake Charlevoix Shoreline Report, which includes a number of recommendations that the city can implement in its own practices and in the zoning ordinance to keep the lake clean.
In a meeting that lasted nearly five hours, the City Commission also took the following actions:
- Approved designating Beckett & Raeder to act on their behalf and submit a MDNR Trust Fund Grant request for $300,000 towards the $445,000 project cost for pervious paving of the parking lot, walks, rain garden and site furnishings.
- Approved a recommendation from the Parks and Recreation Commission to move forward designing a project to reduce erosion near the overlook at the top of the Avalanche Preserve at a cost of $6,250.
- Approved a Parks and Recreation Commission recommendation to approve building designs for a changing station at the city owned Boyne Forest Trail, at no cost to the city.
- Approved a Legal Services agreement with the new city attorney firm of Cummings, McClorey, Davis and Acho of Traverse City with Matthew Cross as lead attorney.
- Approved a recommendation from Police Chief Kevin Spate to sponsor a new cadet into the GVSU Police Academy using the MCOLES Public Safety Academy Assistance Program.
- Approved a proposal from Police Chief Spate to install a flashing crosswalk sign on Brockway Street at the corner of Highway M75 with the Boyne City Public School District paying half of the cost of $8,919.79.
- Approved Shoppers Dock repairs totalling $7,300 for work from Mobile Metal Repair and Tip of the Mitt Welding and Fabrication.
- Approved Fire Department water tender truck repairs for an estimated $9,267, and approved applying for a FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant of $400,000 to replace the water tender truck at a future date.
- Tabled until the next meeting a recommendation to form a Tree Advisory Sub-Committee of the Parks and Recreation Commission.
- Approved Mayor Tim Nemecek’s recommendation to reappoint Anna Burkhart to the Boyne City Main Street Board for a term ending January 18, 2028. The Commission tabled a recommendation to also reappoint Deanna Engelhart to the Main Street Board, due to a question about her residency and eligibility.
- Scheduled Budget Work Session meetings for 8 a.m. Thursday, March 14 and 8 a.m. Monday, March 18.
- Decided to hold the City Manager’s annual 2023 performance review in April.
In other City news:
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY Election will be held Tuesday, February 27, with polls at City Hall open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voters will be asked whether they want a Republican Party or Democratic Party ballot before they vote.
WEEKEND VOTING - City Hall will be open from 8 a.m. to 12 noon Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 24 and 25 for the purpose of issuing and receiving absentee ballots.
BOARDWALK PROJECT - Boyne City Main Street/Downtown Development Authority is seeking proposals by March 1 from qualified and properly licensed firms for the area designated as the Boardwalk in downtown Boyne City. We are looking for low maintenance and long term solutions for current boardwalk issues. Details online.
WEBSITE DESIGN - Sealed bids are now being accepted by the City of Boyne City for the design and development of the City’s Municipal Website. The deadline is 2 p.m. March 4th. Details here.
CITY MEETINGS
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Main Street Board meets at 8:30 a.m. Thursday, March 7, at City Hall. The agenda will be posted here.
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City Commission meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 12, at City Hall. The agenda will be posted here.
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Events in February
Click on images below for more details
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Local Love Nights
January 18 - March 14
In appreciation of your local patronage, Boyne Mountain Resort is pleased to offer Local Love Nights every Thursday, January 18 through March 14th. Boyne Mountain is showing some local love to residents of Antrim, Charlevoix, Cheboygan, Emmet, and Otsego counties with an multiple evenings of discounted fun. Join us Thursdays for $20 Night Lift Tickets, $20 Ski & Snowboard Rentals, $20 Evening Passes to Avalanche Bay, $20 Lights In The Sky experience on SkyBridge Michigan and more!
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Leap Day Rail Jam
February 29
Don’t miss Leap Day Rail Jam on February 29 at 6pm. Get ready for an adrenaline-packed showcase of ski and snowboard mastery. Jam to beats, refuel with winter treats and flaunt your park skills. Wax those boards, tighten those bindings, and join us for a saga of snow-packed thrills and mountain memories.
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SkyBridge Snowshoe Supper
Every Saturday Night Through March 9
Don't miss out on the SkyBridge Snowshoe Supper, Boyne Mountain's newest adventure dining experience – available every Saturday through March 9. Get a lift to the top, stroll under 150,000 twinkle lights on SkyBridge Michigan, and snowshoe your way to a gourmet Prime Rib and Shrimp Supper!
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The Waterfront Field of Dreams Presents Boyne City Winter Festival
Boyne City, Mich, The Waterfront Field of Dreams will host the Boyne City Winter Festival taking place at Veterans Memorial Park 207 N Lake St. in Boyne City, Michigan on Saturday
February 24, 2024. The event will feature breakfast, a polar plunge and a chili cook off.
Breakfast will be served from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. After breakfast, the 3rd Annual Waterfront Field of Dreams Polar Plunge will happen promptly at 12 p.m. but we do ask participants to show up no later than 11:30 a.m. to verify registration. "This year's event promises to be bigger than ever before" said Shelley Bush event coordinator "with participants already registering from all over Michigan." After the plunge, warm up with our Chili Cook-Off where you can be the judge and name the winner of the "Best Chili in Boyne City 2024" award.
Breakfast is by donation, registration for Polar Plunge participates is $25 and chili cook-off is $10 for all you can eat chili. If you want to learn more about this event or how to volunteer please visit our website at www.waterfrontfieldofdreams.com.
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Join us for a day of self care and new beginnings as we come together for the last full moon of winter!
This is a FREE event for the community and we hope you will enjoy this day of relaxation created just for you.
Saturday February 24, 2-5pm
1 water street, downtown boyne city above the alpine chocolate house
Your spa day includes:
*Eminence Facial bar:
Give yourself a professional facial + skin consultations
*Massage demos including Thai massage and massage gun
*Red Light and PEMF therapy sessions
*Refreshments of appetizers and cocktails
*15% off retail
*Door prizes
*Book a service at the party and get a free upgrade!
*Meet the therapists and discuss how massage can benefit you.
*Finish with a Sound journey at 4:30pm
(Bring blanket, yoga mat, pillow. Whatever you need to lay comfortably on the floor)
Contact Maryellen at 989-280-8683 to reserve spot for the sound journey
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Plan to attend our Winter Fundraiser at the Argonne House! Event is 5:30-7:30 pm with heavy hors d'oeuvres (including yummy Argonne shrimp), beverages, and music. Tickets are $150 each and will be matched by 4 donors! This is a great way to support your non-profit community pool while meeting new people. Call the pool for details: 231-547-0982. |
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BCHS Drama Presents...GUYS & DOLLS
March 8, 9, 15 & 16 at 7 pm
Boyne City High School Performing Arts Center
All seats are reserved.
Mark your calendars!! You won't want to miss this show!!
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Are you in the loop with Community Connections?
Join us for our quarterly gatherings, a space for men in the community to come together to discuss cultivating safe, thriving communities and our collective role in ending gender-based violence. Conversations flow naturally, covering topics such as:
• Valuing everyone's unique contributions
• Addressing shared challenges
• Upholding respect, appreciation, and support for one another
• Embracing daily acts of kindness
• Cultivating an environment of safety, equality, and respect
Join us at the next meeting:
Thursday, March 7 ~ 7pm to 9pm
United Way Office
1691 US-131, Petoskey
We're always happy to welcome new faces! Light refreshments will be served.
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NCMC Lifelong Learning Club is unveiling a new style of learning event!
The NCMC Lifelong Learning Club is experimenting with a newly designed enrichment class combining a lecture, an assigned bestselling book and a live performance.
All of the elements of this event surround the true story of "The Radium Girls". In the early 1900's radium is a miracle cure, Madame Curie is an international celebrity and luminous watches are the latest rage—until the young women who paint the watches begin to fall ill with a mysterious disease. Most of the young women become seriously ill or worse. Very unusual for their time, these women rightfully stand up for themselves in court, suing their employers for occupational hazards and endangering their workers.
This class is scheduled for April 4th and April 13th. For more on this new class click here.
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Life can be a whirlwind, and I know you're juggling a lot. Take a moment for yourself today, by Lake Superior – pause, breathe, and let the world slow down. Your well-being is important, and a little break can work wonders. Trust me, you've got this! Download our guidebook for more great reminders and tips: https://pausebreatheproceed.com/guidebook2
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Please connect with us on social media. Big things are happening this year. |
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Did Valentine's Day bring a "YES" to your big question? Congratulations! Now it's time to start planning your dream wedding, and The Farm at Frog Hollow is here to make it unforgettable. Whether you envision a romantic spring affair, a sun-kissed summer celebration, or a cozy autumn gathering, we have prime dates still available. Call us at 231.330.8964 for details, and let us help bring your vision to life. We can't wait to host your BIG DAY! (Check us out on Facebook.)
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Property available for rent at 104 Water Street in Boyne City.
Approximately 925 square feet with fantastic views of Lake Charlevoix waterfront.
Prepped for pizza or restaurant use, but easily converted to retail or office space.
Contact Lakeside Properties North for details.
517-230-0914
517-927-6713
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JanTec Incorporated Launches Region’s
First Welding Registered Apprenticeship
TRAVERSE CITY, MI — A first-of-its-kind apprenticeship program in northern Michigan will help a Traverse City manufacturing company train its employees. JanTec Incorporated, in partnership with Northwest Michigan Works!, has launched a new U.S. Department of Labor registered apprenticeship for welders. JanTec Incorporated is a leading manufacturer of conveyance systems and products.
Registered under the Northwest Michigan Works! U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL) Standards of Apprenticeship, JanTec Incorporated is providing apprentices with approximately 36 months of on-the-job learning along with over 400 hours of related educational instruction. The related coursework is provided through Northwestern Michigan College. The curriculum complements the hands-on training while providing a robust experience to expand the career pathways for the apprentices. Upon completion of the program, apprentices will earn credentials including the U.S. Department of Labor National Journeyworker Certification.
"At JanTec, Inc., the core of our corporate DNA is defined by our commitment to improving lives, personal & professional workforce development and engaging with the communities we serve, said Troy Curran, President, JanTec, Inc. “With our new USDOL registered apprenticeship program, we continue to build on this mission. As JanTec continues to grow and expand, we look to add apprentices later this year to learn from and be mentored by the talented production team we have today. This program would not be possible without the guidance and support of the team at Northwest Michigan Works! They have made the process straightforward and effortless. They have done most of the heavy lifting to ensure we met the requirements of the USDOL and we look forward to their continued partnership as we kick-off the program.”
Registered apprenticeships are developed through a partnership with the U.S. Department of Labor and are a proven training method for employers to build a talent pipeline of highly skilled, educated employees. Registered apprenticeships are offered in over 1300 occupations and can be designed for any size or type of business. Northwest Michigan Works! provides technical assistance and administrative support for registered apprenticeships, including development and implementation guidance.
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The National Morel Mushroom Festival is thrilled to announce the dates of the 64th Annual Festival: May 16-19, 2024 in beautiful Boyne City, Michigan. Confirmed events include a Craft Show + Food Trucks, Carnival, Wine & Dine, Competitive Hunt, Taste of Morels, Morel Seminar, Paint & Sip, Great Morel Giveaway, and a Concert featuring the return of The Family Tradition Band, Detroit's award-winning country rock band! It's gonna be one heck of a festival, so put it in your calendar now! MORE events and details to be announced as confirmed. Check their website for details https://www.bcmorelfestival.com/
The festival is non-profit and relies entirely on volunteers and sponsors. If you want to see it continue, we need your help! Please contact Jessica White at jessicaboyneace@gmail.com.
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Consumers Energy’s Reliability Roadmap: Power Restored to Nearly 90% of Customers in Less Than 24 Hours in 2023
Electric Grid Upgrades Shorten Outages; More Work on the Way This Year
Consumers Energy announced that nearly 9 in 10 customers who lost power in 2023 were restored in less than 24 hours -- the result of the company’s major upgrades to strengthen Michigan’s electric grid.
Michigan’s largest energy provider last year unveiled its Reliability Roadmap – a long-term commitment to improve reliability and restore all customers in less than 24 hours, even after severe storms.
Consumers Energy put that plan into action, reducing the length of the average customer outage last year during normal weather to 176 minutes, a 20-minute improvement over the average for the previous five years. The work includes system upgrades, increased tree trimming, substation enhancements, and new technology.
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Child Abuse Prevention and Education Council opens registration for annual spring conference set for April 26, 2024
‘Supporting children, strengthening families’ is this year’s conference theme
As part of Child Abuse Prevention Month outreach efforts, the Child Abuse Prevention and Education Council is encouraging attendance at its annual spring conference, to be held at Genesis Church in Petoskey on Friday, April 26, 2024.
“This conference is a great opportunity for our community to come together and learn helpful ways to support the children and families we come into contact with every day. ‘Supporting children and strengthening families’ –the theme of this year’s conference - is something we should all strive to do to create the healthiestcommunity possible. Every child matters and every interaction has the ability to change a life in a positive way!”said Lisa Clavier, CAPE Council Executive Director.
The conference runs from 8 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. Cost is $50 and includes light breakfast items, snacks, box lunch and beverages. Attendees will receive information and tools that can be used in family, educational and therapeutic settings. The conference is open to nurses, educators, social workers, parents/foster parents/caregivers of children, and all who wish to strengthen children and families in Northwest Michigan, Clavier said, and a limited number of scholarships are available for foster parents.
Sponsors include the Great Start Collaborative and Family Coalition of Charlevoix, Emmet and Northern Antrim Counties; Charlevoix County Community Foundation; Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area Community Foundation; and St. John’s Episcopal Church, Harbor Springs.
Keynote: Dr. Stephanie Grant
Grant is trained as a developmental psychologist and is licensed as a professional counselor. She has separate masters’ degrees in Marriage and Family Therapy and Psychology and a PhD in Lifespan Developmental Psychology. Her clinical and research interests focus on working with infants and children with attachment concerns and trauma histories, specifically those who have adoption or foster care backgrounds. She has worked as a clinician, professor, and researcher. She has also parented biological, adopted, and foster children. In this keynote, Dr. Grant will explore what regulation is and how it develops in infancy and across the lifespan. Using a brain-based lens, strategies for supporting the development of regulation will be presented.
Register and learn more about the CAPE council, including its public training opportunities, online: www.capeace.org. Questions can be directed to Clavier at (231) 675-5047 or director@capeace.org. |
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Char-Em ISD receives grant for supporting
social and emotional needs of indigenous local youth and English Language Learners
CHARLEVOIX - When the Charlevoix County Community Foundation’s Youth Advisory Council conducted a survey of more than 800 local students in grades 7-12 about their biggest concerns, the results showed a desire to increase acceptance and belonging and to reduce school-related stress.
In an effort to help support vulnerable student populations throughout Charlevoix-Emmet Intermediate School District - in particular indigenous youth and English Language Learners (ELL) - the YAC awarded $6,250 to the ISD to fund “Indigenous and ELL Comfort Kits.”
“These kits will include cultural materials supplied by a generous gift from the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians Behavioral Health Department,” said Alicia Schlehuber, Char-Em ISD Behavioral Health Coordinator, who applied for the grant on the ISD’s behalf. “We will collaborate with a cultural advisor in the use of and implementation of the kits.”
The cultural materials will be supplemented with totes, native-themed coloring books, color pencils, yoga cards, stuffed animals and books – all of which provide culturally significant and related tools and resources to help connect students to their culture, Schlehuber added.
Deleta Smith, Cultural Coordinator for the LTBB Health Department, explained that the kits will contain some medicines used in traditional Anishnaabek practices, including sweet grass, cedar and sage for particular purposes.
“Wiingushk, sweet grass, is life in its purest form. Wiingushk is representative of the hair of our Mother Earth. When braided, it symbolizes strength bringing together the mind, body, and spirit. Just like our own mother, it brings gentleness, love, and kindness,” Smith said. “Cedar is used to cleanse and purify oneself both internally and physically. Sage is used to prepare for ceremony and is said to be the strongest of the medicines as indicated by its strong scent. These medicines are living beings and are given freely to all people to enhance and help sustain every-day lives.”
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Lauren Osbeck, DNP Joins Munson Healthcare
Specializing in Pediatrics
Munson Healthcare is pleased to welcome Lauren Osbeck, DNP, APRN, CPNP-PC to Charlevoix Pediatrics and Little Traverse Primary Care in Harbor Springs.
A Harbor Springs native, Lauren’s love for pediatrics began when she volunteered at MUSC Children’s Hospital in South Carolina. After completing her Doctorate of Nursing Practice from Grand Valley State University, she moved back to northern Michigan to focus on providing quality care to rural pediatric patients.
“I am passionate about the health and well-being of the pediatric patients and families I serve. I am focused on creating a healthy, positive atmosphere for all patients and I enjoy working in collaboration with other providers and care team members,” Lauren said.
Lauren will join pediatric and family medicine physician Dr. Vincent Schultz at Little Traverse Primary Care, located at 8881 M 119 in Harbor Springs. She will see patients at this location on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. To make an appointment call 231-347-5400.
On Thursdays and Fridays, she will join Dr. Roderic Tinney and Kelsey Arnold, NP, at MHC Charlevoix Pediatrics, located at 14719 West Upright Street, Building C, in Charlevoix. To make an appointment, call 231-547-3840.
Lauren is welcoming new patients at both locations where most insurances, including Medicaid, are accepted.
In her free time, Lauren enjoys spending time outside with her husband, son, and goldendoodle. In the summer, they can be found biking around town, going to the beach, or boating. In the winter, they spend their time on the ski slopes.
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The Boyne Arts Center is open Tuesday through Sunday 12-4 PM
and is located at 1 Water Street, Boyne City, MI 49712
Artists are invited to bring their lunch and their latest project and
take advantage of our free Open Studio.
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Arts in the Park: The Boyne Arts Center is having their 4th Annual Boyne Arts in the Park and this year we are teaming up with The Farmers Market to bring our community an extra awesome day by working together pooling our resources and improving the flow of traffic.
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Exploring Palette Knife Techniques
February 26th
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Drawing for All of Us
March 19th & March 26th
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MUG DEAL in the Friends' used book sale! Open daily and updated regularly. By cash donation, next to the the newspapers upstairs.
The Friends raise money through book sales, membership drives, and special events that help fund library programs and projects. As board members, we enjoy our work and our mission, and we would love to see you at our monthly meetings! For more information, click here or
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February 2024 Chamber Notices
Please join us for some fun on our special celebration days in February!
Friday, February 2, 2024 – Ground Hogs Day Celebration on Spring
Friday, February 9, 2024 – Our “Soup”er Bowl Celebration Day
Tuesday, February 13, 2024 – Our Mardis Gras Celebration Day with Paczkis!
Wednesday, February 14, 2024 – Our Valentine’s Celebration Day
And Leap Into a new month with us on Thursday, February 29, 2024 with a Traditional Comfort meal!
All COA Offices and Senior Centers are CLOSED for the Presidents Day Holiday on Monday, February 19, 2024.
Don’t forget we have a well-stocked exercise room for our aging adults in both East Jordan and Boyne City. We have also added some fun new programming in all of our Centers this year too.
Keep an eye out for BINGOCIZE, Cardio Drumming, Technology Trainings, Movies and Travels on our new Smart TV’s, and much more!
Please print our Calendars, “Like” our Facebook Page “Charlevoix County Commission on Aging”, follow us on Instagram “Charlevoixcountycoa” and look all the other goings on either on the Senior Hi-Lites Newsletter page or the Menus / Calendars and Activities pages of our website at www.charlevoixcounty.org/Commission_on_Aging .
We are changing what aging looks like and feels like!
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04737 Fuller Road, East Jordan, MI 49727
(231) 536-3369
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We are currently open noon to 4pm Saturdays, 2pm to 4pm Sundays and other times by appointment.
Raven Hill Discovery Center, incorporated in 1991, is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt corporation.
Mission: Raven Hill provides a place that enhances hands-on and lifelong learning for all ages by connecting science, history & the arts.
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This handsome fellow is Elf. Elf is a laid back guy who isn't bothered by much. Elf likes to spend his days lounging around the cat room ignoring everything around him. Elf likes attention but isn't a cat that will crawl in your lap and be constantly in your space. Elf doesn't seem to mind other cats or small children.
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ADVANCE BOARD OF COMMERCE
Advance Board of Commerce Community Center (hall) is the perfect place for your family and friends celebrations, workshops or meetings, and is reasonably priced. For rental inquiries call Jane at 231-582-6202.
AMERICAN LEGION
BINGO!!! Join us every Tuesday for Bingo. Open to the public. Refreshments provided.
Doors open at 3:00 and Play Starts at 5:00.
302 S Lake St, Boyne City
BELLA VITA
We will be open Friday & Saturday nights this ski season.
March 9th & 10th will be the last weekend of the season.
BOYNE CITY TAP ROOM
Open Daily - 11am to 10pm
BOYNE RIVER GRILL
Open Wednesday through Monday from 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM and CLOSED on Tuesdays.
BOYNE VALLEY VINEYARDS
New Hours!
Monday 12:00 - 6:00
Tuesday & Wednesday CLOSED
Thursday 12:00 - 6:00
Friday 12:00 - 7:00
Saturday 11:00 - 7:00
Sunday 12:00 - 5:00
CAFE SANTE
Sunday - Thursday 8am - 10pm
Friday & Saturday 8am - 11pm
CHARLEVOIX COUNTY TRANSIT -Charlevoix County Transit provides rides within Charlevoix County, Monday-Friday 7:30am-4:30pm. Call 582-6900 or use the online scheduling tool found on the Transit page of the Charlevoix County Website www.Charlevoixcounty.org. Service is available to all residents of the county.
CRACKERJACK BOARD SHACK
We have moved!!
We are in transition from one location to another. We are waiting for proper approvals before we can open in our new location.
or call us at 231-330-6503 to arrange for pick up.
New products continue to arrive and are slowly being uploaded to our website. Please call if you need anything.
LAVENDER HILL FARM
Starting November 9th we will be open (10am-5pm) Thursdays through Sundays.
MUSKRAT DISTILLING
Mon/Tues 4-10pm
Wed/Thur 4-11pm
Friday 4-12pm
Saturday 12-12pm
Sunday 12-8pm
Karaoke 8-11pm Wednesdays
Live music 8-11pm Fridays
RED MESA GRILL
Sunday through Thursday - 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Friday & Saturday - 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
STIGG'S BREWERY & KITCHEN
Mon. Closed
Tues. Closed
Wednesday Noon – 9PM
Thursday Noon – 9PM
Friday Noon – 10PM
Saturday Noon – 10PM
Sunday Noon – 8PM
SUNNYSIDE FAMILY DINER
Open Wednesday through Sunday
8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
231-497-5050
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CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
1250 Boyne Ave, Boyne City
231-582-9301
EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY –
We welcome you to our Sunday worship service at 10:00am. In this season of Lent, we give special attention to healthy self-examination and self-awareness. Come as you are, we are always glad to welcome you.
Our worship services are also on 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.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF BOYNE CITY welcomes you to Worship with us at 10:30am. on Sundays at 401 S. Park St. Please use the Pine Street entrance which is ramp accessible.
COMPASS COMMUNITY CHURCH (BOYNE CITY UNITED METHODIST) invites all people to worship on Sunday at 10:30 am (324 S. Park St.). Please visit our webpage for additional information: www.boyneumc.org.
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Charlevoix County Community Foundation
301 Water St, East Jordan, MI 49727
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Executive Administrative Assistant |
Women's Resource Center of Northern Michigan
420 Porter Street, Petoskey, MI 49770
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Congregational Administrator |
Compass Community Church (Boyne City United Methodist)
324 S Park Street, Boyne City, MI 49712
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Northern Michigan Escapes
110 Water Street, Boyne City, MI 49712
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Northern Community Mediation
2202 Mitchell Park Drive, Unit 4, Petoskey, MI 49770
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Licensed Veterinary Technician |
Charlevoix Area Humane Society
614 Beardsley St, Boyne City, MI 49712
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Boyne Area Senior Center Part Time Cook |
Charlevoix County Commission on Aging
411 E Division St, Boyne City, MI 49712
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Technical Services Supervisor |
Great Lakes Energy
1323 Boyne Ave, Boyne City, MI 49712
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Stigg's Brewery & Kitchen
112 S Park St, Boyne City, MI 49712
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Stigg's Brewery & Kitchen
112 S Park St, Boyne City, MI 49712
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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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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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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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VISITORS GUIDE - The Boyne Area Chamber's Visitors Guide/Business Directory is available as a digital magazine as well as a beautiful full 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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