Spectrum: The Answer Book by Hearst Midwest

June 12, 2021

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Welcome to the 2021 Edition of Spectrum You are holding in your hands the 2021 edition of Spectrum: The Answer Book. The Daily News’ goal in putting this directory together is to provide new and long-time residents with a one-stop information source on everything they need to know in Midland County and surrounding areas. Highlights of the section include information about the many great attractions that can be found in the area, along with a long-term calendar of events so that you can plan your entertainment options through-

out the next several months. The section also features information about a wide variety of local organizations for those looking to plug into the community, and a listing of organizations that provide assistance to residents. Plus, there are church listings, information about government officials, schools, and more. Please note, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some groups may not be meeting, events may be cancelled or postponed, and businesses may be temporarily closed. Enjoy the section and all it has to offer.

What’s Inside: Page 3: Midland Center for the Arts Page 4: Dow Gardens Page 5: Dahlia Hill Page 6: Midland County Museums Page 6: Dow Event Center Page 8: Chippewa Nature Center Page 8: Alden B. Dow Center Page 9: Grace A. Dow Memorial Library Page 9: Theaters Page 10: Greater Midland Community Center Page 11: North Midland Family Center Page 11: Creative 360 Page 11: Coleman Family Center Page 12: North End Fitness Center Page 12: West Midland Family Center Page 12: Freeland SportsZone Pages 14: Upcoming Events Pages 16, 17: Things To Do Page 18: Hobbies and Interests Page 18: Central Michigan University Broadcasting Pages 20, 21: Art/Dance/Music Groups Page 22: Sports Groups Page 22: Barbershop Groups 2

Pages 24-30: Community Organizations Pages 32-34: Community Agencies Page 36: Health Care Page 37: Council on Aging Pages 38, 39: Places of Worship Pages 40-46: Education Page 46: Veterans Services Page 47: Elected Officials Page 47: Road Questions Page 48: City Officials Page 48: County Commissioners Page 50: County Officials Page 50: Law Enforcement Page 50: Emergency Services Page 51: Where to Vote in Midland County Page 52: Township Meetings Pages 54, 55: Township Officials Pages 56-60: Places to Eat and Drink Page 61: Chambers of Commerce Page 61: Places to Stay When Visiting Page 61: Cable Television Page 62: Banks and Credit Unions

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Attractions: Midland Center for the Arts

Terri Bickmore checks out an exhibit at the Midland Center for the Arts entitled “What’s Certain about Uncertainty” Friday, April 16, 2021. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) Midland Center for the Arts is the Great Lakes Bay Region’s cultural destination for world-class entertainment at the intersection of science and art. Imagine a place where art, science, history, music, theatre, dance, films, camps, classes and professional worldclass entertainment are under one roof! The Center features two performance venues, an art and hands-on science museum, studio school, a historical museum, gift shop, and the Saints & Sinners Lounge where patrons can relax with friends and refreshments before most performances. Midland Center encourages participation in as well as appreciation for art, music, science and history. Designed by the architect and philanthropist Alden B. Dow (1904-1983), the Center is a nonprofit, public foundation that represents six groups: Alden B. Dow

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MATRIX:MIDLAND brings in world-renowned guest artists, concerts and professional entertainment throughout the year. Formerly a summer festival, MATRIX:MIDLAND is now a series as part of the Midland Center for the Arts annual season. To learn more about this series, please visit www.midlandcenter. org/matrix for more information. You can also call at 989-631-5930. Museum of Science and Art, Center Stage Choirs, Center Stage Theatre, MATRIX:MIDLAND, Midland County Historical Society, and Midland Symphony Orchestra. Over the years, the Center has hosted world-class professional musicians and entertainment, including the Boston Pops, Kristin Chenoweth and Steve Martin, as well as critically acclaimed exhibitions such as “The Nature of Diamonds,” “A T. Rex Named Sue,” “The Art of Dr. Seuss,” and “Timeless Warriors

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& Relics: 1500 Years of Ancient China.” Activities at the Center are supported in part by the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs, a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts. Go to www.midlandcenter.org for current hours and event information. Midland Center for the Arts is located at 1801 W. St. Andrews Road, Midland, and can be reached by calling 989631-5930. 3

Attractions: Dow Gardens

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A visitor admires tulips at Dow Gardens Thursday, May 7, 2020. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) Dow Gardens, located at 1809 Eastman Avenue in Midland, is a 110-acre botanical garden set on the former estate of Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow. The Gardens are a signature gift of The Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation. Features: • The Pines of Dow Gardens, the 1899 home of Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow, which is available for tours (limited, reservations required). • Uniquely-designed landscape punctuated by beautiful bridges. Includes a rose garden and an awardwinning Children’s Garden. 4

• 13,600-square-foot nature playground. • The longest Canopy Walk in the United States, rising 40 feet above the ground. • The Alden B. Dow-designed Conservatory, featuring a display of tropical plants. • 3+ miles of barrier-free accessible pathway • A variety of group tours including self-guided, walking, and golf cart (seasonal). • Specific wedding areas and packages. • Movies, Concerts, Workshops, and

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nationally-touring art exhibits. • Gift Shop and Café The Gardens are currently open Tuesday – Friday, from 10:00AM until 7:00PM. A reservation is needed prior to your visit. Daily admission is $10 for adults, $2 for students 6-17 or with a student ID card. Children 5 and under are free. An annual admission card is available for $20. For up-to-date information on displays and activities, visit www.dowgardens.org or call 989-631-2677.

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Attractions: Dahlia Hill

From left, Renee Simmer, Antoinette Schumacher and Joe Simmer walk past rows of blooms on Dahlia Hill Monday, Sept. 14, 2020. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) Dahlia Hill is located at the corner of Main Street and Orchard Road in Midland. It was created in 1992 by Charles Breed and Bill Fisher with Breed providing 1,700 dahlias and Fisher contributing 200 yards of topsoil. Today some 3,000 dahlias are planted with over 300 different varieties labeled and arranged along the pathways. The Hill is maintained by about 70 volunteer members of The Dahlia Hill Society of Midland, a nonprofit organization created in 1998 to preserve and maintain the garden. Along the hill are casts of Breed’s Four Seasons sculptures, depicting the seasons in nature and of man. At the top of Dahlia Hill is Equiline Museum, which primarily displays some of the creative work in plastic resins by Breed, along with some of his work in cast paper and bronze. All revenue from sales is used to support the museum. An annual tuber sale, open to the public, takes place from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. the last two Saturdays in May at

the Hill, and from 9 a.m. to noon the Monday through Friday between the two Saturdays. Revenue from the tuber sale goes to support the operating costs of the garden. Flowers begin appearing in July and

continue until the first frost. There is no admission fee. Donations may be made to an endowment fund at the Midland Area Community Foundation. The website is http://www.dahliahill.org

Dahlias are still in bloom as people visit Dahlia Hill Monday, Sept. 14, 2020. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net)

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Attractions: Midland County Museums Alden B. Dow Museum of Science and Art Located in Midland Center for the Arts, 1801 W. St. Andrews Road, the Museum occupies nearly 30,000 square feet of space and features rotating exhibition galleries and a permanent hands-on exhibition, The Hall of Ideas, combining elements of science, technology, history and art. More than 100 fish occupy its 450-gallon saltwater aquarium. The Studio School offers science and art classes and other related experiences as part of a year-round curriculum. Admission is required. Visit www.midlandcenter.org for current hours, admission and exhibit information. Midland County Historical Society The Midland County Historical Society is the home for all things history in Midland County with a robust collection in its archives. Following the historic flooding events in May 2020, the Historical Society rescued all of the items in its collection which are currently located at Midland Center for the Arts. For more information on the Midland County Historical Society, events and exhibits, please visit www. midlandcenter.org/history. Sanford Centennial Museum The museum is located at the corner of Smith and Saginaw in Sanford. It is open Saturday and Sunday from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. Hours are Saturdays 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sundays 1-5 p.m. There is no admission or parking charge. Call 989-687-9048, see the Facebook page or go to sanfordhist.org for more information. The museum features turn-of-the-century buildings including the main museum housed at Riverside School, the Smith family log cabin,

Visitors checks out the Sanford Centennial Museum Thursday, Aug. 6, 2020 in Sanford. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) Clare Z. Bailey chapel, Sanford town hall, Olson general store, Felix school, a Veterans Memorial, a bunk house, two vintage cabooses, a railroad switch engine and box car, covered bridge and a Big Wheel Log Hauler. Special events include: Log Cabin Day in June, Train Day in August, and Founders Day weekend (always the weekend after Labor Day) in September. Founders

Day includes a pancake breakfast, the annual parade downtown, free live country music, a petting zoo, face painting, barrel train and free children’s pony rides, children’s treasure hunt, wood branding, old fashioned machine demonstrations, blacksmithing and more. Private tours are available with prior arrangements.

Attractions: Dow Event Center The Dow Event Center, located at 303 Johnson St., Saginaw, offers area residents hundreds of entertainment, sports, cultural and educational opportunities annually. Performers at the center have included Elvis Presley, Patti LaBelle, Stevie Wonder, Brad Paisley, Car6

rie Underwood, Kid Rock, The Harlem Globe Trotters, Sesame Street Live, Disney on Ice, Jerry Seinfeld, Bill Cosby, George Carlin, Les Misérables, The Nutcracker Ballet, Rent and Riverdance. The Saginaw Spirit play more than 30 hockey games each year in Wendler

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Attractions: Chippewa Nature Center

Volunteers collect maple syrup to be made into syrup at Chippewa Nature Center Sunday, March 14, 2021. (Victoria Ritter/vritter@mdn.net) Chippewa Nature Center, located at 400 S. Badour Road in Midland, offers indoor and outdoor programs, including nature walks, paddling and hiking trips, workshops, school and Scout programs, Nature Day Camp and Nature Preschool. The Visitor Center offers free admission and houses the Wildlife Viewing Area, River Overlook, a hands-on family-friendly Ecosystem Gallery and Nature Discovery Area, the Bur Oak Theatre featuring short interpretive films and free wi-fi. CNC’s Nature Preschool for 3- and 4-year-olds meets developmental needs and builds an appreciation for the natural world with two-, three- and four-day half day classes. Scheduling options and registration packets can be found online at www.chippewanaturecenter.org. CNC offers 19 miles of trails open year-round. The 3.5-mile paved Chippewa Trail for non-motorized traffic joins the CNC with downtown Midland

at the Tridge. The Nature Center allows hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing (over seven miles groomed seasonally) on its foot trails, and the paved, half-mile Arbury Trail is wheelchair accessible. Pets and bicycles are not allowed on CNC’s trails. At the Wetlands Area, visitors can get a birds-eye view of three marshes from the two-story observation tower, with a universally accessible ramp to the first level. The Chippewa River can be accessed from the canoe/kayak universal access site on Chippewa River Road, as well as via the canoe/ kayak launch along Homestead Road. CNC’s launches are open May 1-Oct. 15; hours vary. Visitors of all ages will also enjoy The Woods Nature Play Area, a space that provides a natural setting for creative, unstructured outdoor play. The 16-acre Howard L. Garrett Arboretum offers more than 100 species of Michigan-native trees and shrubs. The Homestead Farm is made up of three restored log buildings. The Sug-

arhouse is open free of charge every weekend in March from 1:30-4:30 p.m. Visitors can watch as sap is boiled down to make maple syrup. JuneAugust, visitors can stop by Homestead Sundays from 1-5 pm for free, handson activities at the 1870s Homestead Farm which includes a log cabin, oneroom log schoolhouse, timber frame barn, heirloom garden, children’s garden, root cellar and more. From MayNovember, visitors can see cows, pigs, chicken and sheep. Annual events include Maple Syrup Day, Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour, Native Plant Sale, Fall Harvest Festival, Nature at Night and Nature Art Show & Sale. For more information, visit www. chippewanaturecenter.org, subscribe to the weekly enews or call 989-6310830. Follow CNC on Facebook at www.facebook.com/cncmidland and on Instagram at www.instagram.com/ cncmidland.

Attractions: Alden B. Dow Center The Alden B. Dow Center for Creativity & Enterprise at Northwood University bridges global entrepreneurial communities to the freeenterprise leadership and business acumen available through Northwood’s students and faculty. It is widely recognized as a leader in the integration of free-market 8

creativity, innovation and strategy with entrepreneurial and intrapreneurial practices. The physical structure known as the Center for Creativity & Enterprise ( Whiting Home) is a creative and inspiring environment. The center is a vital part of how the university advances its mission

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and is a key center for business and organizational teams, faculty and students to convene, discover and innovate. For more information, visit the center’s website at nusites.northwood.edu/creativityenterprise/

Attractions: Grace A. Dow Memorial Library

Marcia Deitsch organizes books Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021 inside the Grace A. Dow Memorial Library. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) NOTE: Before the Grace A. Dow Memorial library can open, over $1 million worth of repairs must be completed first. The library was heavily damaged in May 2020 dam failure flooding. With these repairs, the library will hopefully be open to the public by the end of 2021, said Library Director Miriam Andrus. Andrus said the plan is to have days where carts full of books are wheeled outside so people can browse through a pop-up library in front of the building. This will be around the second week of June. The library also is conducting curbside pick-up. The following is information from last year’s Spectrum edition. The City of Midland’s library is known as the Grace A. Dow Memorial Library. Here’s what you need to know about the library: General Library Information: 989837-3430. Reference: 989-837-3449.

Youth Services: 989-837-3466. On-Call/Renewal Line: 989-8373457. Midland Community Television: 989-837-3474. Friends of the Library: 989-8373437. Website: www.gadml.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/ GraceDowLibrary Reference Services: Answers questions in person, by phone or by email, helps locate information. Book Express: Quick bestseller service. Computer Classes: Instructional classes take place throughout the year. Check the website for topics and registration information. Internet Access and Electronic Databases: Available in library or remotely with library card. In-house laptops available. Wireless access available. Online Patron Services: Search cata-

log, renew materials, place items on hold, check on library account from home computer. Computers available with word processing, downloadable audio book and eBooks. Audiovisual Materials: Videos, CDs, books on CD and MP3 Government Documents: Collection of City of Midland documents, consumer information, Midland genealogical and history collection. Youth Services Reference: Book suggestions, help finding information, questions answered in person, by phone or email. Beyond Books Early Literacy Activity Center: Children from birth to kindergarten can learn while playing. Story times and craft programs Book discussion groups Battle of the Books: Reading program for grades 4-5. Summer Reading Program: Reading/listening program for all ages.

Attractions: Theaters NCG Midland Cinemas: 6540 Cinema, Midland, 989-839-2663. GQT Bay City 10 GDX: 4101 Wilder Road, Bay City, 989-686-3456.

Celebration Cinema: 4935 E. Pickard, Mount Pleasant, 989-779-0905. GQT 10 GDX: 3250 Kabobel, Saginaw, 989-797-8463.

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Attractions: Greater Midland Community Center Greater Midland Community Center out the summer in full day and half- team for youths ages 6-18, an introThe Greater Midland Community day programs. ductory swim team called the Porpoise Center is an operating unit of the Swim Team, a range of aquatic fitness 50+ Center for Active Adults Greater Midland, Inc. The GMCC is The 50+ Center for Active Adults, classes. located at 2205 Jefferson Ave. also known as the Barstow-Shipps Programs The Greater Midland Community Wing, includes a billiard room with The center hosts several dozen Center provides recreational, social six pool tables, a computer lab, a programs year-round for 6 months to and personal development opportuni- large dance floor, a big screen TV and adult participants. Programs include ties for individuals and families. lounge area, a library, kitchen and aquatics, gymnastics, dance, arts, For information on programs, coffee bar. recreation and athletics including basmemberships, pricing and registraProgram offerings include dancing, ketball, volleyball, and more. Leagues tion, go to www.greatermidland.org are also available for youth or contact the Welcome and adults. Center at 989-832-7937. Summer Camps Activities & Programs The GMCC offers more Include: than 150 different camp Wellness options to meet the needs The Wellness Cenof the community. Halfter includes Life and full-day camps availFitness strengthable for kids preschool to training machines, cross15 including adventure, trainers, steppers, upright specialty, baking and cookand recumbent bikes and ing, sports, gymnastics, treadmills; more than dance, cheer and pom, art, 10,000 pounds of free aquatic camps and more. weights, elliptical trainers, Before and after care as well rowers, an indoor walking/ as free breakfast available. jogging track, plus Cardio Theater. Programs include Curling group fitness and aerobic The Midland Curling classes for all ages and Center offers curling league abilities as well as personal play for adults and youths, trainers, specialty classes, classes and rink rentals Tae Kwon Do and boot from November through camp. Health education, March. This facility also is BMI and health screenings, available for rentals. fitness appraisals and body The ROCK composition testing also The ROCK Center for Parker Koch, 7, jumps into the pool during a day camp are available. Youth Development offers Wednesday, July 22, 2020 at Greater Midland Community Center. Courts programs for youths, free of (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) T h e G M C C h a s t h re e charge, in the GMCC Monfull-sized gymnasiums, two day-Friday, from 2:45-6 p.m. during educational classes, day travel trips, squash courts, nine racquetball/ the school year. Programs include paddleball courts, multiple wallyball cards, social events and fitness. swimming, basketball, volleyball, Aquatics courts, a sauna and steam room. Proorganized games and more. Camp The GMCC hosts two pools; The gram offerings include court sports Neyati offers boys and girls week-long Oasis for recreational swim and a Lap and tournaments, adult basketball leagues and drop-ins, youth basketball Pool for lane swimming. The Oasis and short-term resident camps. Sumleagues, clinics and camps; volleyball featuring Spraytopia, which includes mer day camps involve outdoor activiboth youth and adult classes/leagues; a recreational pool with water slide, ties, swimming, arts and crafts, games, gymnastics from beginners through preschool water table, heated whirl- sports and fun. GMCC also offers a advanced for all ages and special pool and an outdoor universal play family camp program. Check out the classes for preschoolers; table tennis; spray park. The Lap Pool hosts five summer camp brochure for details. GMCC sponsors the Dow Run Walk, badminton and pickleball. The athlet- lanes for recreational and competiics department also offers a variety of tive swim. Aquatic program offerings Loons Pennant Race, Family Fun summer camps for preschoolers to include swimming lessons, lifeguard Nights and more. Watch for event teenagers. Camps are offered through- classes, competitive Dolphins swim announcements throughout the year. 10

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Attractions: North Family Center North Family Center The North Family Center provides programs and services for individuals in northern Midland County, working to promote their social, emotional, intellectual and physical wellbeing. The center, an operating unit of Greater Midland, is located adjacent to the Mills Township Park complex at 2601 E. Shearer Road. NMFC offers a variety of programs and services, including: • High-quality Early Care & Educa-

tion for children birth- age 5 • NFC hosts a GSRP/Head Start classroom • Full Day Summer Camp (kids going into first grade- age 12) • Activities and programs for seniors • Community events Ce r t i f i e d Co m m u n i t y He a l t h Worker(s) to help families and individuals navigate systems and connect to critical resources • Basic needs services including-

emergency food pantry and clothing pantry • A full-size gymnasium, fitness room and locker rooms. • Youth & Adult recreational programs • Hunter’s safety • Dining room and kitchen facilities accommodating functions as large as 140 people. • Conference and meeting facilities for groups of various sizes.

Attractions: Creative 360 Creative 360 is a nonprofit community arts and wellness organization founded in 1994. Its mission is to create an environment for people of all ages and abilities to experience the creative process through ongoing classes, art exhibits, events, concerts, speakers and outreach programs, with its goal to enhance the development of physical, mental and spiritual wellness through the arts and humanities. In 2013, Creative 360 expanded its offering to include Express Yourself Artshop, a program focused on those with physical, mental and intellectual challenges. Creative 360 is located in an Alden B. Dow-designed building at 1517 Bayliss St., Midland. For more information, go to www.becreative360.org or call 989837-1885.

Laura Brigham models an ensemble during a spring fashion fundraiser for the Express Yourself Artshop, hosted in partnership with Botanica Modern Market, Thursday, April 22, 2021 at Creative 360 in Midland. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net)

Attractions: Coleman Family Center Coleman Family Center provides programs and services for children, adults and families in Coleman and the surrounding area. Coleman Family Center is located at 4839 N. Coleman Schools Dr. The center, which is an operating unit of Greater Midland, offers the following programs: • High-quality Early Care & Education for children birth – age 5 • Licensed before and after school care • Great Start Readiness Program (State of MI Funded 4 year old preschool)

• Preschool for 3-year-olds • Community events • Coleman Community Marketgrocery store located within Greater Midland Coleman Family Center which is intended to increase food security in Coleman and surrounding areas by ensuring availability, accessibility and affordability to healthy foods year around. All items are purchased at wholesale cost and marked up a single dime. • Coleman Community Clothing Center • Fitness center, cafeteria, full size gymnasium

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• Youth & Adult recreation programs, group exercise, classes and clinics • Athletics for youth and adults • Batting Cages • Teen activities •Full Day Summer Camp • Food pantry • Utility assistance Scholarship assistance is available for all programs and activities. For more information, go to www. greatermidland.org/coleman-family-center/ or contact the center at 989-465-2079. 11

Attractions: North End Fitness Center The North End Fitness Center is Greater Midland’s newest operating unit. The center, located at 601 E. Wackerly Road in Midland, can be reached by calling 989- 837-8700. Building hours are Monday-Thursday, 5 a.m.-9 p.m.; Friday 5 a.m.-8 p.m.; Saturday, 7:45 a.m.-6 p.m. and

Sunday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Featured services include: • Fitness Classes • Personal Training • Babysitting • Physical Therapy Babysitting services are offered Monday-Thursday from 9 a.m.-11:30 a.m. and Friday from 9 a.m.-11 a.m.

Following the guidelines provided by local and state health officials and Governor Whitmer’s office, Greater Midland is closing all of its wellness facilities until further notice. Early Care and Education, school age care and basic needs support will remain open.

Attractions: West Midland Family Center The West Midland Family Center ( WMFC) is built on the foundation of family. For over 40 years the WMFC’s mission is to enhance the quality of life for each generation by providing growth and achievement opportunities within a caring environment. Our vision is helping each community member TODAY to reach their full potential TOMORROW. WMFC acknowledges and recognizes that each individual is unique and special. WMFC strives to provide an inclusive, safe, and healthy environment, in order to ensure that each member has the chance to flourish. WMFC is located on West Isabella Rd. (M-20), 14 miles outside of Midland. All are welcome to come tour the facilities and learn firsthand about the services and programs WMFC offers. Families and individuals have access to multiple human services including; family support services, parent education, childcare, after school and summer programs, preschool programs, as well as emergency assistance for clothing and food.

Raising a family can be difficult, and WMFC understands that and is dedicated to provide services that can help reduce family stress and help with challenges that come with being a parent. WMFC provides a state licensed childcare center available to children up to the age of 12 years, two full-day Great Start Readiness Programs for four-year olds and two preschool classes for three-year olds, on-site. Additionally, WMFC provides full-day preschool classes at Bullock Creek School District’s Floyd Elementary and Bullock Creek Elementary as well as in Gratiot and Isabella Counties with two programs in Shepherd and one in St. Louis. W M F C p rov i d e s a f t e r- s c h o o l opportunities for students in grades K-8 and support services for their parents. These programs provide educational content including science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) and other fun activities, interest development, parental education with a focus on strengthening the parent/child bond to improve the overall quality of life

for children and families. WMFC offers a summer program for youth and teens. Summer program registration takes place in the spring. WMFC also has an outdoor swimming pool and a two-lane bowling center. On site there are professional lifeguards with opportunities for swim lessons. The bowling center can also be reserved for events such as birthday parties. WMFC provides teen leadership skills and development opportunities through the Dow College Opportunity Program. This program was founded in 1989 to help break the cycle of poverty and lack of higher education in the outskirts of Midland County. During the initial four years in the program, students from Bullock Creek, Meridian, Shepherd and Coleman high schools gain a variety of academic and social skills designed to help them acquire a college degree. Ongoing support is provided once they enter college. Become a WMFC friend on Facebook or go to www.wmfc.org for current programs or more information.

Attractions: Freeland SportsZone The Freeland SportsZone, 5690 Midland Road, offers a wide selection of recreational fitness opportunities for all ages. The fitness programs and group 12

fitness classes cater to a variety of interests for those who are looking for organized workouts. For those interested in individual workouts, the fitness floor provides

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machines for cardio and weightlifting as well as free weights. For more information, go to freeland-sportszone.com or call 989-6952000.

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Entertainment: Upcoming Events

The Chemical City Band performs Wednesday, July 29, 2020 at the Nicholson-Guenther Band Shell in Central Park in Midland. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some regularly scheduled events have been postponed, suspended or canceled. The events listed below may be subject to change to comply with state and local social distancing restrictions. ONGOING EVENTS: Midland June 10- Oct. 31: Downtown Pedestrian Plazas will be in place. Live music every Friday and Saturday night, downtown Midland. June 16-July 28: Chemical City Band, Nicholson-Guenther Community Band Shell, Central Park. July 1- Aug. 12: Tunes by the Tridge, (Thursday evenings), downtown Midland. July-October (Wednesdays & Saturdays) and Nov. 6, 13, 20: Midland Area Farmers Market, downtown Midland. JULY Auburn July 11: Auburn Cornfest parade. Midland July 4: Fourth of July fireworks, (tentative), downtown Midland. July 7-17: Mini Golf on Main, downtown Midland. July 9-11: Citywide Garage Sales, hosted by Midland Daily News. July 11-17: Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational, Midland Country Club. 14

July 13: Reece Endeavor Garden Walk. July 29-31: Sidewalk Sales, downtown Midland. AUGUST Midland Aug. 4-7: Teenage Musicals’ Polkadots: The Cool Kids Musical, outdoor stage Creative 360. Aug. 4-7: Teenage Musicals’ The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, outdoor stage Creative 360. Aug. 5: Main Street Glow, downtown Midland. Aug. 6: Riverdays After Party, downtown Midland. Aug. 6-7: Riverdays & Balloon Fest, downtown Midland. Aug. 11-14: Teenage Musicals’ Nathan the Wise, outdoor stage Creative 360. Aug. 12: Taste of Downtown (tentative), downtown Midland. Aug. 15-21: Midland County Fair, Midland County Fairgrounds. Aug. 28: Tapped Beer Fest (tentative), downtown Midland. SEPTEMBER Midland Sept 10-12: Citywide Garage Sales, hosted by Midland Daily News. Sept. 25-26: Michigan Antique & Collectible Festival, Midland County Fairgrounds. Sept. 25: Festifall (tentative), down-

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Sanford Sept. 11-12: Founders Day, Sanford Historical Society. OCTOBER Midland Oct. 1-2: International Auto Show, Northwood. Oct. 1-3 – Buy Nearby, downtown Midland. Oct. 28: The Buddy Holly Story, Midland Center for the Arts. NOVEMBER Midland Nov. 1-7: Dow Tennis Classic, Greater Midland Tennis Center. Nov. 12-14: Holiday Open House Weekend, downtown Midland. Nov. 20: Hot Cocoa Crawl (tentative), downtown Midland. Nov. 27: Small Business Saturday, downtown Midland. DECEMBER Midland Dec. 2: Jingle Bell Fun Run/Walk (tentative), downtown Midland. Dec. 4-5, 11-12: Holly Jolly Days, downtown Midland. Dec. 16: Josh Turner, Midland Center for the Arts. JANUARY Midland Jan. 21: Edge of Illusion, Midland Center for the Arts.

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Entertainment: Things To Do

Jackson Zienert of Midland, 16, rides his skateboard at Trilogy Skatepark Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2019. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) BOWLING Midland Northern Lanes, 1129 E. Saginaw, 989-687-5562. Valley Lanes, 5021 Bay City Road, 989-496-3940. Beaverton Beaverton Bowl & Lounge, 3325 S. M-18, 989-435-8384. Clare Gateway Lanes & Lounge, 1410 N. McEwan, 989-386-2201. Gladwin Meadow Lanes, 430 5th, 989-4267671. MIDLAND PARKS AND RECREATION Telephone number: 989-837-6930. Midland City Forest: Offers tobogganing, sledding, ice skating, crosscountry skiing, hiking, mountain biking trail, chalet rental. Call for rental 16

information and the hours City Forest is open. Midland Civic Arena: Provides indoor ice skating. Trail Walking: The Pere Marquette Rail Trail begins at the Farmers Market, downtown at the end of Ashman Street. The paved trail extends 30 miles to Clare. Also a 4.25-mile trail runs from The Tridge southeast around the Grand Curve and ends at Patrick and Illinois. The Chippewa Trail extends 3.5 miles from the Tridge southwest to the Nature Center. Swimming: A pool is available at Plymouth Park, located at the corner of Swede and East Wheeler Road. Stratford Woods beach features swimming and is located off East Ashman Street, one-quarter mile east of Waldo Road. The city has two spraygrounds, the Gerstacker Sprayground in Chip-

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pewassee Park located near the Tridge, and the Longview Sprayground, located at Longview School, 337 Lemke St. BMX Bike Track: Located in Stratford Woods Park. Canoes: Canoes are available to rent at the Golfside boat launch on Golfside Drive between Currie Parkway and Chippewassee Park. Disc Golf: An 18-hole course is located at the intersection of Towsley and Whitman Streets. Playgrounds: There is a supervised playground program for elementary age children. Contact the Midland city recreation office for times and locations. Skateboarding: Trilogy Skate Park is located in Chippewassee Park. Hours are 8 a.m.-10:30 p.m. Dog Park: Located in Chippewassee Park.

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Dow’s Zoe Angell faces an opponent in the final round of the MHSAA Division 1 Region 8 Girls Tennis Championship May 20, 2021 at the Greater Midland Tennis Center in Midland. (Isaac Ritchey/for the Daily News) Continued from page 16 Ot h e r re c re a t i o n a l a c t i v i t i e s include: Greater Midland Tennis Center: 900 E. Wackerly. 989-631-6151. Roll Arena: 2909 Bay City Road, 989496-2900. GOLF Midland County Currie Municipal Golf Complex: 36 holes, par-3 and driving range, 989839-9600. Midland Country Club: 1120 W. St. Andrews, private, 18-holes, 989-8328866. Bay County Bay Valley Resort: 2470 Old Bridge Road, Bay City, 18-holes, 989-6863500. Sandy Ridge: 2750 W. Lauria, Mid-

land, 18-holes, 989-631-6010. White Birch Hills: 360 Ott, Auburn, 18-holes, 989-662-6523. Clare County Eagle Glen: 1251 Clubhouse Dr., Farwell, 18-holes, 989-588-4424. Firefly Golf Links: 7795 S. Clare Ave., Clare, 18-holes, 989-386-3510. The Tamaracks Golf Course: 8900 N. Clare Ave., Harrison, 18-holes, 989539-5441. Gladwin County Gladwin Heights Golf: 3551 W. M-61, Gladwin, 18-holes, 989-426-9941. Lakeside Golf Course: 4975 N. Hockaday, Gladwin, 9-holes, 989-426-1664. Sugar Springs Golf Course: 1930 W. Sugar River Road, Gladwin, 18-holes, 989-426-1162. Saginaw County Apple Mountain Golf Club: 4519 N.

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River Road, Freeland, 18-holes, 989781-6789. Beech Hollow: 7494 Hospital, Freeland, 18-holes, 989-695-5427. The Fortress Golf Course: 950 Flint St., Frankenmuth 18-holes, 989-6520460. The Sawmill Golf Club: 19 Sawmill Blvd., 18-holes, Saginaw, 989-7932692. Twin Oaks Golf Course: 6710 W. Freeland, Freeland, 27-holes, 989695-9746. Miniature Golf Buoy 18 Ice Cream, Miniature Golf: 960 E. Midland St., Bay City, 989-8910700. Kokomo’s Family Fun Center: 5200 Kokomo Dr., 989-797-5656. Valley Lanes Family Entertainment Center: 5021 Bay City Road, 989-4963940. 17

Entertainment: Hobbies and Interests Chemical City Bridge Club: Greater Midland Fiber Arts Guild: Contact Midland Quiltmakers: Contact Judy Midland Community Center, Shipps- Karen Steinberg, 989-835-9353, or Harris (989) 631-2026. Quilts for sick/ Barstow Wing, 2001 George St., Mid- Judy, 989-835-7211. Offers education needy babies/children. land. Games: Monday, Wednesday, and support in creative, original weavMidland Quilters Squared Guild: and Sunday noon to 4 p.m. ing, knitting, basketry and fiber arts. Activities include annual quilt show, Saginaw Bridge Club: Zauel Library, Meets the fourth Tuesday of the month sit and sew sessions, guest speakers, Center and Shattuck, Saginaw. Games: at 9:30 a.m. in the lower level of Trinity charity work and more. Find out more Lutheran Church, 3701 N. Jefferson. Tuesday 12:15 p.m. at http://passthetiara.blogspot.com/ Midland Genealogical Society: 1710 TCAD: Tri City Association of the Midland Radio Control Modelers: Deaf: 3520 Schust, SagCorresponding secreinaw. Bridge Games: tary Jerry Hahnfield Monday 7 p.m. 989-631-1168. midlandremodelers@gmail. MIAMUG: The local com Macintosh Computer User Group. Contact Midland WoodworkSecretary Doug Leng ers Association: midby email at deleng@ l a n d w o o d w o r k e r s. chartermi.net or by com; email midlandphone at 989-832-2624. woodworkers@gmail. The Midland Beading com Guild: Artists who share Mustang Club of expertise in teaching Mid-Michigan: For Ford and creating beaded Mustang enthusiasts. jewelry and decorative Go to www.mustangitems. Meets monthly clubmidmichigan.com in the Midland Pubor write to MCMM, P.O. lic Schools AdminisBox 324, Frankenmuth, tration building. For Mich. 48734. Call (989) membership informa992-9344 or email musLisa Lundahl’s Boxer, named Dora, participates in American Kennel Club agility tion, write to mbguild@ tangclubmmi@chartrials on Thursday, Dec. 20, 2018 at TNT Dog Center in Midland. gmail.com ternet Midland Camera Club: Activities W. St. Andrews Road. Contact: Roger Space Studios: 16 N. Winding Drive, include competitions, digital work- Bohl, 989-839-9016. Open to anyone Midland, 989-835-8244. Offers potshops and programs presented by interested in genealogy and family tery sessions and workshops. Gallery members. For information, visit www. history. highlighting local artists is free and Midland Juggling Club: Contact Julie open to public. midlandcameraclub.org Midland Community Television Wright, 989-835-8237; email jewlsiyq@ Tri-County Horse Association: Con(MCTV): 1710 W. St. Andrews Road, chartermi.net tact Vicki Sible at 48640sible@tm.net Midland Michigan Kennel Club: or call 989-631-8063 and leave a mes(989) 837-3474. Training in video production provided on the second Meets at 7 p.m. on the third Monday sage for more information or a comSaturday of the month in all months of the month, September through May plimentary newsletter. except April, August and December. (December date varies), at TNT Dog Valley Herb Society: Meets first Learn more at www.cityofmidlandmi. Center, 7402 W. Wackerly St. Monthly Thursday of the month. For more program, public welcome. For breed/ information, contact Jeanne Calkins, gov/453/mctv-mgtv Midland Computer Club: Programs breeder referral and general dog infor- 989-839-0820 or visit their Facebook at 9:30 a.m. in the lower level of Trinity mation and/or questions, call 989- page, www.facebook.com/Valley835-9039 or visit www.mmkc.org Lutheran Church, 3701 Jefferson. HerbSociety

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Entertainment: Art/Dance/Music Groups

Stephen Fort in the role of Picasso, left, and Kyle Sanborn in the role of Einstein, right, act out a scene during a dress rehearsal Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2020 for Center Stage Theatre’s production of “Picasso at the Lapin Agile” at Midland Center for the Arts. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) Center Stage Choirs: Midland Center for the Arts, 1801 W. St. Andrews Rd., Midland, 989-631-5930. Center Stage Choirs is a volunteer choral organization providing members and audiences opportunities to experience the power of the live voice. Camerata Singers is known for its work in the classics as well as for showcasing new and dynamic pieces. Camerata performs works designed for a smaller choral ensemble, both a cappella and with accompaniment. Chorale is a 100-voice ensemble performing a wide range of repertoire from the sacred and popular genres. Bella Voce Singers is for high school women, and performs regularly at community events. Center Stage Youth Choirs is for students in third through eighth grades and teaches vocal technique and music appreciation in a choral setting. Men of Music are “Ambassadors of Music” specializing in popular, folk and barbershop music. Visit www. mcfta.org for current audition and performance information. 20

Center Stage Theatre: Midland Center for the Arts, 1801 W. St. Andrews Rd., Midland, 989-631-5930. Center Stage Theatre is a national award-winning volunteer theatre organization staging performances in comedy, tragedy and musical drama. Recent performances include Fiddler on the Roof; Disenchanted!; Oedipus the King; The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe; and Peter and the Starcatcher. Its Peanut Gallery theatre group presents stage performances perfect for children and their families. Interim Theatre is a summer theatre program for students 13 to 21 years old providing experience for participants in all aspects of theatre production. Visit www.mcfta.org for current audition and performance information. Dance with Viv Dance Studio: Vivian Stafford, vstafforddance@sbcglobal. net, 989-948-5595, 107 Northgate Dr., Midland, Mich., 48640. Chemical City Band: A community band that meets in the summer and performs at Central Park. Conductor:

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Steve DeRees, dereesse@midlandps. org DStreet Music Foundation: The foundation exists to promote and support music, art and entertainment in the area. The foundation organizes several events and fundraisers, including Parkapalooza at Sanford Lake Park in September. It also accepts donations of musical equipment and distributes items to children in need via its Bandwagon Program. For information, call 855-701-0111 or write to P.O. Box 381, Midland, Mich., 48640. Folk Music Society of Midland: Musicians, dancers, and supporters of the traditional and folk music experience. The Folk Music Society sponsors open jams, dances, concerts, an annual festival and workshops. For more information, go to www.folkmusicsociety.org or call 989-513-3246. Just Trombones: An adult group that plays for nursing homes and churches. Call Sue Gessford at 989-839-9024 for more information. Michigan Campus Arts Council:

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Members of the Midland Sympony Orchestra perform for a small live audience, while others watched as the concert was streamed online Saturday, Nov. 14, 2020 at the Midland Center for the Arts. (Adam Ferman/for the Daily News) Continued from page 20 Offers a variety of arts and cultural events, including an artist-in-residence program, art exhibits and oncampus music and theater programming. It also works closely with the Midland Center for the Arts and other local arts organizations to provide opportunities for student participation in Midland’s community arts programming. For more information, contact Alice Parsons at 989-837-4338. Midland Artists Guild: Open to all who are actively engaged in the creative arts or who have an appreciation for the creative arts. MAG meets the third Wednesday of the month, September-May, at Creative 360. For additional information, go to www. midlandartistsguild.org Midland Community Orchestra: Rehearses on Mondays at Midland High School from SeptemberJune. Contact Gina Probenzano at mcorchestra2@gmail.com for more information. Midland Concert Band: Community band with several concerts each sea-

son. www.midlandconcertband.com Midland FiberArts Guild: Strives to inspire, educate and encourage members and the community at large in creative traditional and contemporary fiber art such as weaving, knitting, crocheting, felting, basketry, etc. Monthly meetings are held at 9:30 a.m. on the fourth Tuesday, September through May, at Trinity Lutheran Church, 3701 Jefferson Ave. Find them on Facebook. Midland Symphony Orchestra: Midland Center for the Arts, 1801 W. St. Andrews Rd., Midland, 989-6315930. Midland Symphony Orchestra is comprised of professional musicians from throughout the state. Its concert season, performed in the 1,500seat MCFTA Auditorium, features renowned guest artists, opera, ballet, family programs and special events. The MSO also sponsors educational opportunities through its Tunes for Tots series, scholarships, and guest artist master classes and residencies. Visit www.mcfta.org for current performance information. Teenage Musicals, Inc. (TMI): Sum-

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mer theater program for young adults ages 13-23. For more information, go to teenagemusicals.org or email teenagemusicals@gmail.com The Jolly Hammers and Strings Dulcimer Club: 989-835-5085. Usually meets monthly on the fourth Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m., at the Chippewa Nature Center. The Northwood Gallery: Located in downtown Midland at 102 E. Main St., 989-837-4310, Hours: Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Features fine art and gifts by renowned area, state, national and international artists. Available for meetings and private receptions. A department of Northwood University. Tittabawassee Valley Fife & Drum Corps: Training of youth (sixth grade and up) and adults in performing with the fifes, drums and flags of the 18th century associated with the American Revolution. Recruits accepted in October each year. Training is Monday nights from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Contact Ed Wall at 989-839-9287. 21

Entertainment: Sports Groups

Local athletes compete in the Midland Fusion Mother’s Day weekend soccer tournament on May 8, 2021 in Midland. (Adam Ferman/for the Daily News) Bay Regional Fencing Alliance: A USFA fencing club that specializes in Olympic-style foil fencing. Freeland Elementary School, 710 Powley Dr., Freeland. Contact Carrie Owerns, 989-435-6022 or bayregionalfencingalliance@gmail.com Midland Amateur Hockey League: Midland Civic Arena, 405 Fast Ice Dr., Midland. Youth ice hockey for ages 4-18. mahl@mahlhockey.org or www. midlandhockey.net Greater Midland Tennis Center: 900 E. Wackerly St., 989-631-6151.

Midland County Sportsman’s Club: 8825 Sturgeon, Box 1932, 835-6106. Midland Curling Club: For information, contact the Greater Midland Community Center at 989-832-7937. Midland Dolphins-Barricudas: Contact Betsy Kolm, 989-832-7937. Programs accommodate all levels of swimming skills and interests. Midland Figure Skating Club: 405 Fast Ice Dr., Midland. Visit www.midlandfigureskatingclub.org or email contactus@midlandfigureskatingclub. org

Midland Gymnastics Center: 1111 E. Wackerly St., 989-832-3045. Midland Soccer Club: 901 Soccer Dr., Midland 48642. 989-832-0895. www. midlandsoccerclub.org Saginaw Bay Community Sailing Association: Youth and adult sailing lessons throughout the summer in downtown Bay City. Youth scholarships available. For more information, visit www.sbcsa.baysailbaycity.org or call 989-922-7245.

Entertainment: Barbershop Groups Barbershop Harmony Society, Gratiot County Chapter, Midstatesmen Chorus: A chorus focused on production of male a capella vocal harmony, with an emphasis on an annual show and community service. Contact Jim McMahan at 989-631-5093. Website: www.midstatesmen.org Barbershop Harmony Society, Mount Pleasant Chapter, MountainTown Singers: A chapter focused on being a performing and competitive male a capella chorus. Contact Joe McDonald at 989-560-6181. Website: www.moun22

taintownsingers.org Barbershop Harmony Society, Saginaw Bay Chapter, The Harbor Sounds Chorus: Comprised of 20-25 male members who enjoy singing a capella barbershop music. Contact Ralph Brown at 989-684-7903 or youngatheart1@charter.net MountainTown Family Chorus: Meets 7 p.m. Thursdays at the Morey Edcuation Center, 380 W. Blanchard Road, Mount Pleasant. Parents, grandparents, children, and grandchildren sing the same four-part harmony. Contact Kyle

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Carolyn Graham, regent of the John Alden chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, hands a certificate and a pin to Ken Pegovskie, who served in the Vietnam War, during an event commemorating Vietnam veterans on Friday, Dec. 1, 2017 at the Greater Midland Community Center. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) Alpha Delta Kappa: Women’s sorority for actively working or those retired from education. Focuses on altruism, scholarships and fellowship. Contact annesouthworth@hotmail.com or visit alphadeltakappa.com for more information. American Association of University Women — Midland Branch: AAUW breaks through education and economic barriers to assist women reaching for equity. The branch hosts general meetings, sponsors interest groups and conducts twice-yearly used book sales to fund scholarships. Contact Judith Cox, judiann26@gmail.com or 989-302-2914. Website: midlandmi.aauw.net. Email: aauwmidland@ gmail.com. American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) — Nokomis Charter Chapter of Midland: The mission is to help businesswomen of diverse occupations grow personally and professionally. Visit www.abwa.org for more information. American Chemical Society, Midland section: Promotes chemical education of its members and the 24

community. Website: www.acs.org American Institute of Chemical Engineers — Mid-Michigan section: Provides opportunities to continuously develop its members professionally while working with the community to improve the understanding of science and engineering and their impact on society. Meets September through June. Contact midmichiganaiche@ gmail.com or PO Box 2496, Midland 48641-2496. American Legion Post and Auxiliary No. 165: 5111 Hedgewood Drive, 989832-7202. American Legion Berryhill Post 165: 5111Hedgewood Dr., 989-832-7202. Camp Fire Midland County: 203 Strosacker Center, 220 W. Main St., Midland, 989-832-2295. Programs for boys and girls ages 5-16. Camp Neyati and Midland Camping Council: 2052 Hillcrest Road, Lake, 989-544-2955. A rustic summer camp facility available for rental by nonprofit organizations, schools, church groups and businesses. Website: www. campneyati.org or e-mail neyati@ msn.com

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Centre Lodge No. 273, F.&A.M.: Located at Main and McDonald streets. A fraternal and charitable organization. Coleman Business Association: Meets second Monday of each month at 8 a.m. at Coleman Veterans Hall. Contact AnnMarie Monaghan, president, 989-442-4444; Jack Tigner, vice president, 989-465-6916; or Roxy Smith, secretary, 989-465-1260. Coleman Chapter No. 281 Order of the Eastern Star: 114 North Fourth St., Coleman. Meets first Thursday of each month (except February and March) at 7:30 p.m. Contact Ann Sigsby, worthy matron, 989-615-2599 or Roxy Smith, secretary, 989-465-1260. Coleman Lions Club: The Coleman Lions Club is associated with Lions Club International, whose main goal is to eradicate unnecessary blindness in the world and to provide financial aid following disasters. The Coleman Lions meet twice a month on the first Monday and third Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Coleman Lions Hall, located at 314 W. Railway St., Coleman. For more information, call Lynn Brugger, secContinued on page 25

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Visitors tour a new home by Greystone Homes, at 5815 Woodduck Way, during the 2019 Fall Parade of Homes hosted by The Home Builders Association of Midland Saturday, Oct. 5, 2019. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) Continued from page 24 retary, 989-465-6979 or Ann Roeseler, president, 989-465-6482. Visit the Coleman Lions Club on Facebook, or go to www.e-clubhouse.org/sites/ colemanmi/index.php Community Christmas Closet: Sponsored by King’s Daughters and Sons. 989-839-9800. Dahlia Hill Society of Midland: 2809 Orchard Drive, 989-631-0100. A nonprofit volunteer organization formed to develop an awareness of the dahlia and to maintain Dahlia Hill. Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), John Alden Chapter, Midland: A nonprofit, nonpolitical women’s service organization. Members are involved in service projects promoting historic preservation, education and patriotism. Any woman 18 years or older who can prove lineal descent from a patriot of the American Revolution is eligible for membership. Visit www.johnalden.michdar.net or contact jaldenregent@yahoo.com. Eagles Lodge No. 3677: Saginaw Road, Sanford, 989-687-2767. Eastern Star Chapter 121: Meets first Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at Midland Masonic Temple.

Elks (Midland BPOE No. 1610) and Diana Society: 3622 N. Saginaw Road, 989-835-2271. Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 1093: Located at Jack Barstow Airport and open to anyone with an interest in aviation. Contact Past President Mike Woodley 586-9447101 or c205mike@yahoo.com or visit eaa1093.org Friends of the Grace A. Dow Memorial Library: 989-839-8159. Supports library services and facilities. Friends of the Pere Marquette RailTrail: Box 505, Midland. Purpose is to educate, maintain and promote trail activities. www.peremarquetterailtrail.org Girls Scouts, Heart of Michigan, Saginaw Regional Center: 5470 Davis Road, Saginaw, 989-799-9565. Great Lakes Safety Training Center: 1900 Ridgewood, Midland, 989-8372332. Works toward safer work environments. Hearing Loss Assoication of America, Mid-Michigan Chapter: Meetings with roundtable discussions and sometimes guest speakers are for people with and without hearing loss who want communication tips or other

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help coping. Usually meets fourth Monday of the month from 7-8:30 p.m. in Room 129 of Curtis Hall at Saginaw Valley State University. Email mid. michigan@hearingloss-mi.com Home Builders Association of Midland: 7600 Commerce Ct., Suite C, Midland; 989-835-2562, www.hbamidlandmi.com Independent Order of Odd Fellows No. 418: 116 Rodd St., 989-832-8471. International Association of Administrative Professionals, Midland chapter: 2720 N. Lakeview Dr., Sanford. Promotes opportunities for educational, personal and career growth for office professionals. Junior Achievement of North Central Michigan Inc.: 309 E. Indian, 989-631-0162 or 1-800-201-0042. Volunteers provide kindergarten through high school students with hands-on free enterprise education. Kiwanis Club of Midland/Midland Kiwanis Foundation: Meets Mondays at 6 p.m. at The Great Hall, 5121 Bay City Road, Midland. The Kiwanis Club of Midland is dedicated to improving the quality of life for the people of our community with an emphasis on young children. We provide

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Midland Kiwanis Club elves helped Santa entertain hundreds of children and their parents at Santa’s House in December of 2018. They greeted, guided, took family photos and helped all who visited have a grand time. These helping elves are Susan Briggs Sinclair, Kevin Shaughnessey, Randy Ransom and Roger Briggs. (Photo provided/Donna Jo Aiken) Continued from page 25 “hands-on” and financial support while providing uplifting fellowship and personal growth for our members. Website: midlandkiwanis.org. Contact Donna Jo Aiken, 989-430-6431. Kiwassee Kiwanis Club of Midland: Meets Tuesdays at 11:45 a.m.-1 p.m. in Trinity Lutheran Church, 3701 Jefferson Ave. The club’s mission statement is “Volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time.” Kiwassee Kiwanis invites speakers to the weekly meetings to discuss issues, needs and activities relevant to the youth in the community, and meets those needs through donations or sweat equity projects. Contact 989-497-6760, www. kiwassee.org or its Facebook page. Knights of Columbus, Blessed Sacrament Council 13452: Blessed Sacrament Parish Center, 3109 Swede Ave.; meets the second Monday of the month at 7 p.m. Grand Knight Joe Ryan, 989-600-0641. Knights of Columbus, Msgr. Eugene 26

A. Forbes Council 3590: Auburn Columbian Hall: 4760 Garfield Road, Auburn, 48611; meets the first Tuesday of the month at 8 p.m. Grand Knight Ed Piotrowski, 989-859-8504. Knights of Columbus, Fr. Henry P. DuRussell Council 2141: Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish: 3516 E. Monroe Road, Midland, 48642; meets third Wednesdays of the month at 7 p.m. Membership Director Jim Hitchcock, 989-954-3930. Knights of Columbus, James Cardinal Hickey Council 14056: St. Brigid of Kildare School, room 230: 130 W. Larkin St., Midland, 48640; meets the third Tuesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. Grand Knight Christopher Van Hampler, 989-486-8134. www. st.brigidkofc.org. Knights of Columbus, James Cardinal Hickey 4th Degree Assembly 2974: St. Brigid of Kildare School, room 230: 130 W. Larkin St., Midland, 48640; meets the fourth Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. Fatihful Navigator Christopher Van Hampler, 989-486-8134 Knights of Columbus, St. Philip Neri

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- St. Anne Council 12660: St. Anne Parish Center: 5838 M-30, Edenville, 48612; meets second Thursdays of the month at 7 p.m. Membership Director Jack Peters, 989-435-4166. Knights of Columbus, Vernon J. Sierminski Council 8043: St. Agnes Parish, 2500 N. West River Road, Sanford, 48657; meets first Monday of the month, 7 p.m., Grand Knight Greg Gendregske, 989-619-2778. League of Women Voters of the Midland Area: P.O. Box 1203; website: www.lwv-midland.org Email: league@ lwv-midland.org President Katherine Redwine. Loyal Order of Moose No. 1541: 2100 Bay City Road, 989-496-9541. MEA-Retired East Mid-Michigan Regional 12B Chapter: Meets at 10 a.m. on fourth Tuesday of the month September to May at the MEA office on Vance Road in Midland. The meetings have information about insurance and retirement issues, legislative updates, election matters, financial planning, health and nutrition topics, and other subjects. Off and on during Continued on page 27

Community Organizations: Get Involved Continued from page 26 the months, there are special classes, tours and fun activities for socializing. Websites: www.meareastmidmichiganregion12.wordpress.com and http://mea-retired.org/~region12b. Contact Mary Yeomans at 989-6316532. Michigan Crossroads Council, Water and Woods Field Service Council: Auburn Service Center: 5001 Eleven Mile Road, Auburn, Mich., 486118512, 989-662-4464. Midland Amateur Radio Club (MARC): P.O. Box 1049 Midland, MI 48641. Voluntarily provides public service communications for events including the MS Walk and Dow Run/ Walk and assist the Midland County Department of Emergency Services in times of emergency or disaster. Members, in cooperation with Midland Public Schools, lead electronics and wireless communication clubs at Northeast and Jefferson middle schools and Midland High School, which is open to all high school students in Midland County. Contact President Lee Hodges, kc8iti@arrl.net or Dennis Klipa at n8erf@arrl.net Midland Area PEO Reciprocity Group: Contact Sandie Ivan, 989-6317091. International women’s organization with interest in providing women increased opportunities for higher education. Midland Civitan Club: Chartered in 1948, the Midland Civitan Club supports local programs such as Special Olympics and Tall in the Saddle. The Midland club also sends local high school youth to a leadership conference each summer, and offers an annual scholarship to college students with special needs or studying in a field serving special needs groups. Contact Susan Bradshaw, public relations chair, at 989-835-7289 or bradsj7@gmail.com Midland Coalition for Choice: P.O. Box 2386, Midland. A coalition of Midlanders who are pro-family planning and pro-choice. Midland County Master Gardener Association: Membership is open to Master Gardeners who are currently certified or who were previously cer-

Isaac Shealy, 9, digs a hole in soil with a spoon during the Midland Blooms event on Saturday, May 22, 2021 along Eastman Avenue. (Andrew Mullin/amullin@hearstnp.com) tified and Master Gardener trainees. Members share their enthusiasm for gardening with the community through a variety of educational and volunteer activities. Meetings are usually held the second Tuesday of the month. Contact the association at midlandmastergardeners@gmail.com • Community Garden Education Collaborative (CGEC): A program of Midland County Master Gardeners. The collaborative part is between the Midland County Master Gardener

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Association, Evergreen Garden Club, Creative 360 and the City of Midland. It has one free, hour and a half long session per month that are open to the public. The first 45 minutes is a presentation on specific gardening subject (organic, mostly vegetable/ herb related) and the rest is a question/answer discussion with Master Gardeners attending to facilitate. Attending Master Gardeners will receive .75 hours education and .75 hours volunteer if they stay for the entire presentation and the discusContinued on page 28 27

Community Organizations: Get Involved Continued from page 27 sion. MCTV will video the presentations and upload them to YouTube. Pre-register at becreative360.org or call 989-837-1885. Midland Downtown Development Authority: 333 Ellsworth St., 989-8373330. Promotes downtown district. Midland Eagles Club: 2934 E. Monroe Road, Midland, 989-631-7270. Midland Evening Exchange Club: President Ann Manary, 989-832-6739. Prevention of child abuse and children’s charities are the focus. Midland Firefighters Youth Foundation: Box 2182, Midland. Dedicated to providing assistance to Midland County youth through scholarships and funding. The Midland Garden Council consists of two representatives from each of five local garden clubs that are part of the Michigan Garden Clubs. The council is a member of National Garden Clubs. The council coordinates civic projects among the clubs including garden therapy classes for special needs students, flower shows, garden walks and classes covering gardening study, landscape design, environmental studies and floral design. Contact Elaine Warakomski for more information at 989-600-3281 or elawara@ gmail.com • Midland Garden Club meets in member homes each fourth Thursday of each month at 1 p.m. Projects include bird seed sales in the fall to fund horticultural scholarships, Chippewa Nature Center camperships and various Midland beautification projects. New members are welcome. Contact midlandgardenclub@gmail. com • The Little Garden Club organized in 1940, meets monthly on the second Thursday at 12:30 p.m. Projects include floral arrangements at the Midland Center for the Arts, flower arranging study group, plantings in the hospital courtyard, Midland Blooms and Pinecrest, and “Garden Angels.” Contact Julie Hays at 989832-3741 or thelittlegardenclub@ gmail.com • Evergreen Garden Club meets the last Tuesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. Projects include Midland Blooms, 28

the Plymouth Park flower garden, Chippewa Nature Center scholarships, Christmas craft/service auction, spring plant auction and the Jerome Street triangle garden. Contact Ellen Morse at 989-859-0865. • Chemical City Garden Club meets the second Thursday of each month (except January) at 7 p.m. Projects include plantings at the Rodd Street Post Office and on veterans’ graves in the Midland Cemetery, horticulture and Chippewa Nature Center day camp scholarships and an annual spring perennial plant sale. Contact Donna Dolinski at 989-859-2291, rdolinski1@aol.com or Connie Lesh, 989837-0343, connierlesh@gmail.com • Great Lakes Gardeners meet the third Thursday of each month at Creative 360 at 9:30 a.m. (except January, February and August). Projects include gardens at Cleveland Manor and King’s Daughters, Midland Blooms and Adopt a Family from West Midland Family Center for Christmas. Contact Nancy Higgins at 989-6001874 or nstark1801@aol.com or visit www.peremarquettewildflowers.com Midland Jaycees: Visit midland jaycees.blogspot.com. For men and women between the ages of 21 and 40. Midland Lions Club: Meets the first and third Tuesdays of the month at the Midland Country Club. Provides sight and hearing aid assistance to individuals in Midland County since 1933. www.midlandlions.org Midland Morning Rotary Club: Box 1183, Midland. Supports variety of charitable causes through funding and volunteers. Midland Optimist Club: Dedicated to “Bringing out the best in kids” through active engagement and local community service projects. Meets locally on the first and third Wednesday of each month, the first Wednesday at noon and the third Wednesday at 5:30 p.m., both at Café American in Midland. All are welcome to join based on their positive attributes and willingness to help youth. Contact Karen Morrison, morrison.karen@ sbcglobal.com Midland Rotary Club: Box 2002, Midland. Meets at noon Thursdays at the Midland Country Club. Member-

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ship by invitation. Provides funding and volunteers for a variety of community needs. Midland Woodworkers Association: Meets on the third Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. at Homer Township Hall from September to June. Anyone who is interested in woodworking is welcome to attend. www.midlandwoodworkers.com Mid-Michigan Affiliate of Voice of the Faithful: The laity share fully in the leadership and ministry of the Diocese of Saginaw by providing a prayerful voice, attentive to the Spirit, through which the Faithful can actively participate in the governance and guidance of the Catholic Church. Meets the fourth Thursday of each month at 4 p.m. at one of the local Catholic churches — Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish, Blessed Sacrament Parish or St. Brigid of Kildare Parish. Contact Ray Barta 989-513-5367 or Harry Grether 989488-7544. www.votf.org Mid-Mitten Wild Ones: Meets the first Wednesday of every month at the Chippewa Nature Center. Meetings include presentations and field trips around Midland to learn about using native plants in the landscape. Visit Facebook page or email midmitten@ gmail.com National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) – Midland County chapter: Monthly support group meets on the second Monday of the month at 7 p.m. at Community Mental Health, 218 Fast Ice Dr. in Midland. Contact 989948-3273 or email namimidlandmi@ gmail.com Noon Exchange Club: President Chris Riley 989-835-6612. Focus is on prevention of child abuse and children’s charities. Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG Tri-Cities): Contact 989-941-1458, pflag@pflagmbs.org or go to pflag.org for information. Offers support, education and advocacy for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered people. Perceptions: 989-891-1429, P.O. Box 1525, Midland. Email: info@perceptionsmi.org. Website: www.per-

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Community Organizations: Get Involved Continued from page 28 ceptionsmi.org. The Great Lakes Bay Region’s LGBTQ+ education, advocacy, networking, and resource organization serving Bay, Midland, Saginaw, and Isabella counties and beyond. Right to Life of Midland County: Works to protect the dignity of human life from conception to natural death. The local chapter works to raise community awareness of pro-life issues and to encourage and support pro-life lawmakers. All pro-life members of the community are invited to join. Meets at 7 p.m. on the first Thursday of the month at New Life Vineyard Church, 1014 E. Ashman. Visit www.midlandrtl. org, follow on Facebook or call 989835-2222. Saginaw Valley Orchid Society (SVOS): Meets the second Saturday of the month in January, March, May, September and November at Family Baptist Church in Saginaw. Alternate months members hold study groups at members’ homes. Holds a yearly orchid show and sale Thanksgiving weekend (Saturday and Sunday) at the Kochville Township Hall in Saginaw. www.sagvalleyorchids.org Sanford American Legion Post 443: 2080 N. Meridian Road, Sanford, 989687-9930. Saginaw Valley Beekeepers Association (SVBA): Meetings are held at 7 p.m. on the first Tuesday of the month (unless otherwise specified) at The Valley Church, 3770 N. Center Road, Saginaw. It is a collection of commercial, hobbyist, and “newbee” beekeepers who enjoy all things dealing with Pollinators, Honey or Beeswax. Find more information on its Facebook page or www.saginawvalleybees.org. Sanford American Legion Post 443: Serves Midland County veterans and their families, providing them with information on disability compensation claims, veterans’ benefits, financial help and comradeship for being a legion member. SOS Animal Rescue: Voicemail 989-492-0042. Mission is to reduce the number of unwanted pets in the Midland area through placement, public education, spay/neuter assistance programs and support of local animal welfare groups. www.sosani30

malrescue.org Studley Grange: President Ted Mudd, 989-631-3708. Sunset Astronomical Society: www. sunsetastronomicalsociety.com. Organizes efforts of local amateur astronomers. The Humane Society of Midland County: Locally supported nonprofit organization. Operates adoptionfriendly shelter that advocates responsible pet ownership and works to end animal over population. Phone 989835-1877, email info@hsomc.org or visit www.hsomc.org The Midland County Master Gardener Association: Membership is open to certified Master Gardeners and Master Gardener trainees. Visit www.facebook/pages/MidlandCounty-Master-Gardener-Association/121233264573348 The Midland Women’s Connection: Contact Marcia Lueth 989-633-5707. Programs include special feature, music and a speaker. Toastmasters International, Midland Toastmasters: Contact Bob Brentin 989-839-2757. Group enhances speaking and leadership skills. Tri-City Chinese Association: tricitychinese@gmail.com Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxillary Post 3651, AmVets 3652 and Sons of AmVets: 3013 Bay City Road, Midland, 989-496-3410. Warren Lodge #427 F&AM: 114 Fourth St., Coleman. Meets first Tuesday of the month at 8 p.m. West Midland Family Center is always in search of volunteers. People’s unique skills can be utilized in many ways at West Midland Family Center. All they need is a desire to serve. Helen Roth is in charge of pairing the special skills inherent in each individual with the needs present at West Midland Family Center. Do not hesitate to call, whether you have two hours or 40 hours a week. Contact Roth at 989-832-3256 to become involved. W.O.M.A.N., LLC (Women of Michigan Action Network): A local progressive action group dedicated to positive change and resistance, based in Midland. Committed to forward progress in human and civil rights

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with equal economic opportunity and compassionate policy. Participation in W.O.M.A.N. is open to anyone regardless of gender who is an ally and who wants to work to affirm and promote the dignity and respect of all people, along with equal economic opportunity for all. W.O.M.A.N. actively supports progressive candidates for office at the local, regional and national levels. Email womanactionnetwork98@ gmail.com. Woman’s Study Club: Originated 100 years ago as a social club and a community-minded group of women who studied current affairs. The club supports an endowed anniversary scholarship at the Midland Area Community Foundation and continues its exposure to current affairs and community involvement. Contact Cathy White, president 989-631-1094 or Jeanette Grove, corresponding secretary 989-423-1633. Young Life: Staff and volunteer mentors enter the world of kids, focusing on fun, adventure, friendship, a sense of significance, and the truth about God’s love for them. They offer Young Life for high school students, WyldLife for middle schoolers and YoungLives for pregnant teens and teen moms. Visit MidlandYL.younglife.org or call 989-631-8585. Zoe Club: Women’s group that meets twice a month on Monday, October through April. The purpose of the club “shall be mutual helpfulness, sociability, self-improvement, participation in topics of civic interest aiding in every way possible any movement for the betterment of the community.” Contact Carol Moore Miller, vice president, at 989-631-4748. Zonta Club of Midland: Service organization of business executives and volunteers working together to advance the status of women. The Zonta Club partners with area organizations, funds service grants and provides scholarships for women. Since 1981 it has hosted the annual Homewalk, where area homes are decorated for the holidays and opened up for public viewing. Email zontanews@ zontaclubofmidland.org or call Trish Steele at 989-615-3933.

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Health Care: Area Facilities MidMichigan Medical CenterMidland MidMichigan Medical Center – Midland is the flagship of the MidMichigan Health system, which is affiliated with Michigan Medicine, the health care division of the University of Michigan. As a 324 licensed-bed hospital located on 225 acres of wooded campus, since its beginning in 1944, the Medical Center in Midland has established itself as a leader in providing stateof-the-art health care. The Medical Center offers a range of primary care services and specialty care, and provides service in cardiovascular, cancer, neuroscience, obstetrics, orthopedics, rehabilitation, primary care, diabetes and emergency care, among others. In addition, the Medical Center has been designated a Level II Trauma Center and is home to the four-year MidMichigan Medical Center – Midland Family Medicine Residency Program, one of the oldest such programs in the county. Accredited by The Joint Commission, the Medical Center is also home to the Midland Regional Campus of Michigan State University College of Human Medicine for third-and fourth-year medical students. For more information, call 989839-3000 or visit www.midmichigan.org HEALTH INFORMATION MidMichigan Health Line offers physician information, classes and program registration, and details

on services available through MidMichigan Health. MidMichigan Health Line also offers an extensive listing of local support groups and services available in this community. To learn more, call MidMichigan Health Line toll-free at (800) 999-3199 or 989-837-9090. Diabetes Center, MidMichigan Medical Center-Midland: 4005 Orchard Drive, 989- 839-1773 or (800) 727-3123. MidMichigan Health Park-Freeland: 5694 Midland Road (M-47), Freeland, 989-695-4950. MidMichigan Home Care: 3007 N. Saginaw Road, 989-633-1400 or (800) 852-9350. MidMichigan Urgent Care-Midland: 3009 N. Saginaw Road, 989633-1350. MidMichigan Urgent Care-Freeland: 5694 Midland Road (M-47), Freeland, 989-695-4999. MidMichigan Chemotherapy and Infusion Services: 989-839-6200. An infusion pharmacy providing a variety of intravenous and other therapies. OTHER HOSPITALS McLaren Bay Region: 1900 Columbus, Bay City, 989-894-3000. HealthSource Saginaw: 3340 Hospital Road, Saginaw, 989-790-7700. Specialty hospital — psychiatric and substance abuse, physical rehabilitation and extended care. No emergency room. Covenant HealthCare: 1447 N. Harrison, Saginaw; Mackinaw, 5400 Mackinaw, Saginaw; Cooper, 700

Cooper, Saginaw; 989-583-0000. St. Mary’s of Michigan: 800 S. Washington, Saginaw, 989-9078000. OTHER HEALTH CARE SERVICES McLaren Midland Primary Care: 801 Joe Mann Blvd., Suite A, 989794-4032. McLaren Bay Region – Midland Internal Medicine: 801 Joe Mann Blvd., Suite C, 989-486-9090. Pro-Health Urgent Care of Midland: 111 E. Wackerly St., Suite A, 989-495-2050. Midland Express Urgent & Family Care: 600 Cambridge St., 989-4863682. New Hope Urgent Care: 728 W. Wackerly. Suite 101. Diagnoses and treats all non-emergent accidents and illnesses of pediatric and adult patients. 989-631-9900. Midland County Health Department: 220 W. Ellsworth St., 832-6380. Central Michigan District Health Department: 103 N. Bowery, Gladwin, 989-426-9431 or 815 N. Clare, Harrison, 989-539-6731. American Red Cross — East Central Bay Chapter: 1401 S. Grand Traverse, Flint, Mich., 48503, (810) 232-5823. Cancer Services: 400 Ashman, Ste. 200, Midland, 989-835-4841. Family and Children’s Services of Mid-Michigan: Mental health services, 1714 Eastman Ave., 989631-5390.

Health Care: Grief Support Groups The Midland area grief and loss support groups are free services provided by the Midland Catholic parishes, Memorial Presbyterian Church, MidMichigan Hospice and Heartland Hospice Services. The three Catholic parishes host an adult group recovery process that is Christian in focus and open to all. Meetings take place throughout the year at one of the parishes. Blessed Sacrament Parish also offers an eight-week group recovery process for adults of any faith in the process of divorce. It takes place annually from September to November. For information, contact Assumption Parish at 989- 835-3133, Blessed 36

Sacrament Parish at 989-835-6777 or St. Brigid Parish at 989-835-7121. Memorial Presbyterian Church offers a grief recovery series for people in all stages of grief. In addition, it offers a Christmas worship service for those who find the holiday season difficult. The Summer Grief Recovery Group meets Wednesday evenings in June and July. The Holiday Grief Recovery Group meets Wednesday evenings from mid-November through the first week of January. A Service of Comfort and Hope is typically one or two Sundays before Christmas at 7 p.m. To register or for more information, call the church at 989-835-6759. MidMichigan Hospice offers a six-

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Council on Aging: Senior Services Senior Services is a private nonprof- friendly and caring volunteers. Coleman Center: 415 E. Webster, it organization that provides programs Coleman, 989-465-6216. Transportation and services for residents of Midland Our transportation provides friendGreendale Center (at West Midland County who are age 60 and older. The ly, door-to-door service to those who Family Center): 4011 W. Isabella Road, agency is located at 4700 Dublin Ave., have limited options for traveling to Shepherd, 989-832-8683. Provides a Midland. Call 989-633-3700 for more appointments, grocery shopping and place to socialize with friends old and information or visit www.seniorser- other essential destinations. new. Free or low cost activities are vicesmidland.org Counseling scheduled for seniors daily from 8 a.m. Access and Information A trained and caring professional to 2 p.m. Lunch is served daily at noon. Seniors and their families can helps seniors gain control over life’s Mills Center (at North Midland Famobtain services or receive more infor- challenges, relieve depression and ily Center): 2601 E. Shearer Road, Midmation about the agency by calling anxiety and manage stress. land, 989-633-3788. the office and speaking with a Senior Handyman Services Sanford Center: 3243 N. West River Services staff member. QuesRoad, Sanford, 989-687-7888. tions and concerns about aging Trailside Center (at Senior Serare welcomed. The staff also can vices Building): 4700 Dublin Ave., provide referrals to appropriate Midland, 989-633-3790. community resources and help Other Services locate services in other cities or Affordable Nursing Inc.: 800states. 240-4707. Help in the home. Care Coordination Hourly, daily or around-theUsing our exper tise and clock service available. knowledge of services, we assess Bickford Assisted Living & a senior’s needs, develop an Memory Care: 101 Joseph Dr., individual plan of care and conMidland, 989-835-5300. nect seniors to our services and Brittany Manor: 3615 Ashman, other community resources. Midland, 989-631-0460. Adult Day Services Cascades Senior Living: 4617 Seasons Adult Day Services Eastman Ave., Midland, 989Deanna Seemann, a community health nurse with is a warm and secure daytime 495-2427. the Midland County Health Department, right, chats environment that enhances the Colonial Villa-Midland: 5007 with Timothy Brandt, left, before administering the cognitive, social and emotional Universal Dr., 989-837-1800. needs of those with Alzheimer’s COVID-19 vaccine to him during a drive-thru clinic Friday, Independence Village and Stodisease and related illnesses, March 12, 2021 at Senior Services of Midland County. ryPoint of Midland: 2325 Rockwhile providing a respite for (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) well Drive, 989-839-2114. family caregivers. Kindy Care Center: 2041 E. Freeland A volunteer group of handymen Dementia Services Road, Freeland, 989-631-4406. helps seniors maintain their homes As experts in dementia care, we offer Medilodge of Midland: 4900 Hedgea continuum of services for those with by making the houses safe and secure. wood, 631-9670. Medicare, Medicaid memory loss or other mental impairMidMichigan Stratford Village: 2121 ments related to dementia. We provide and Prescription Help options for care and help arrange all Volunteers help seniors who cannot Rockwell Drive, 989-633-5350. Pinecrest Farms: 413 N. Homer the support services needed at home. afford their prescription medications and also assist with Medicare and Road, 989-832-6634. Caregiving Training and Support Region VII Area Agency on Aging: Trainings and support groups spe- Medicaid paperwork. 1615 S. Euclid Ave., Bay City, 800-858cific to issues on aging, provide pracThe Midland Prime Times tical information and much needed The senior newspaper provides the 1637, www.region7aaa.org. Serves support for seniors as well as their news and information that seniors Bay, Clare, Gladwin, Gratiot, Huron, families and caregivers. need in their quest to stay healthy, Isabella, Midland, Saginaw, Sanilac active and independent in Midland and Tuscola counties. Home Care Services Rhoda’s House AFC: 2576 Brooks Home Care helps seniors remain liv- County. Road, Freeland, 989-832-9748. Adult ing independently in their own homes Senior Centers by providing assistance with homeBecause social contacts are an foster care. The Brook of Gladwin: 1201 Cedar making, personal care and respite. important factor for a senior’s wellbeing, the agency operates six senior Ave. Gladwin, 989-426-8700. Meals on Wheels The Caring Place: 4414 Washington, Meals on Wheels provides good, centers in Midland County. The cennutritious, well-balanced meals that ters are gathering places for lunch, Midland, 989-837-8773. are delivered to seniors’ homes by activities and special events.

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Religion: Places of Worship Midland Good Shepherd Evangelical LutherHoly Family Episcopal Church, 4611 an Church, 907 Mattes Dr., 835-4181. Swede Road, 835-7681. Assembly of God St. John’s Episcopal Church, 405 N. Christian Celebration Center, 6100 Mennonite Saginaw Road, 631-2260. Swede Road, 631-1300. New Hope Community Church, Evangelical 2510 E. Stewart Road, 839-9451. Bahá`í Faith Midland Evangelical Free Church, For information, 832-9695. Methodist 7221 N. Jefferson, 631-4411. Aldersgate United Methodist Baptist O u r R e d e e m e r C h u r c h , 8 8 9 Church, 2206 Airfield Lane, 631-1151. Calvary Baptist Church, 6100 PerPoseyville Road, 835-4188. Midland Free Methodist Church, rine, 832-2991. 5821 Eastman Road, 835-1681. Emmanuel Baptist Church, F i r s t Un i t e d Me t h o d i s t 502 Cherry, 631-3369. Church, 315 W. Larkin St., 835Fa i t h Mi n i s t r i e s Ba p t i s t 6797. Church, 3420 E. Ashman, 837Gordonville United Methodist 7777. Church, 76 E. Gordonville Road, First Baptist Church of Mid631-4388. land, 915 E. Sugnet, 835-6731. Homer United Methodist Midland Baptist Church, 5009 Church, 507 S. Homer Road, N. Jefferson Ave., 631-1384. 835-5050. Open Door Baptist Church, Poseyville United Methodist 6200 Sturgeon, 832-3402. Church, 1849 Poseyville, 631Sunrise Baptist Church, 2138 3333. N. Jefferson, 837-7220. Nazarene Brethren Bethel Church of the NazaMidland Church of the Brethrene, 3490 E. Baker, 832-7550. ren, 1717 E. Sugnet, 835-2521. Midland Nazarene, 5700 JefCatholic ferson Ave., 631-4620. Assumption of the Blessed Nease Memorial Church of Virgin Mary, 3516 E. Monroe the Nazarene, 631-0820. Road, 631-4447. Non-Denominational Blessed Sacrament Church, Axiom, 1264 E. Isabella Road, 3109 Swede Ave., 835-6777. 631-3810. St. Brigid Catholic Church, Father Andy Booms places ashes onto the heads of Church of Daniel’s Band, 525 207 Ashman St., 835-7121. congregants of Saint Brigid Catholic Church as they gather Dopp Road, 839-5716. Church of Christ for an Ash Wednesday service Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021 at Community Bible Church of Wheeler Road Church of the church in Midland. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) Midland, 4417 W. Wackerly, 800Christ, 1123 E. Wheeler, 835384-6056. 8559. Jehovah’s Witnesses Father’s Heart Ministries, 4606 Midland Church of Christ, 1700 E. Jehovah’s Witnesses, 2990 E. Wheel- James Savage Road, 495-0073. Patrick Road, 633-9088. er Road, 835-2761. Grace Bible Church, 2828 Isabella Church of Christ, Scientist Jewish Synagogue Road, 631-7225. First Church of Christ Scientist, Temple Beth El (Reform Judaism), Living World Church, 2010 N. Stark 510 E. St. Andrews Road, 835-2741. 2505 Bay City Road, 496-3720. Road, 832-7547. Christian Science Reading Room, 113 Lutheran Midland Missionary Church, 479 S. E. Main St., 835-1090. Holy Scripture Lutheran Church, 11 Mile, 631-4467. Church of God New Life Vineyard Church, 1014 E. Eagle Ridge Church of God, 2808 4525 W. Main St., 835-8552. Lord of New Life Lutheran, 3489 N. Ashman, 832-7472. Waldo Ave., 835-7101. Pentecostal Floyd Church of God, 1015 W. Chip- Eastman Road, 837-2856. Trinity Lutheran Church, 3701 N. Calvary Apostolic Church, 609 Mill, pewa River Road, 832-2095. 837-9530. Northpoint Ministries, 5920 Jeffer- Jefferson Ave., 631-0692. St. Timothy Lutheran Church, 2417 Faith Christian Assembly, 3200 E. son Ave., 631-9230. Isabella St., 631-5353. Mt. Haley Church of God, 2184 S. Abbott Road, 832-2701. Messiah Lutheran Church, 1550 S. Pentecostal Temple, 5303 N. JefferHomer Road, 832-3570. Poseyville, 835-7143. son Road, 835-8892. Church of Jesus Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church, 1501 Presbyterian of Latter Day Saints Chapel Lane Presbyterian, 5501 JefChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day N. Saginaw Road, 832-3667. St. John’s Lutheran Church, 505 E. ferson, 631-2081. Saints, 1700 W. Sugnet Road, 832-4487. Carpenter St., 835-5861. Memorial Presbyterian Church, Episcopal Continued on page 39 38 www.ourmidland.com

Religion: Places of Worship Continued from page 38 1310 Ashman St., 835-6759. Orthodox Presbyterian Christ Covenant Church (PCA), 2821 Ashman St., 839-6563. MidlandPCA. org Reformed Midland Reformed Church, 110 N. Saginaw Road, 835-4000. Community of Christ Christ Covenant Church, 2821 Ashman St., 835-3961. The Salvation Army The Salvation Army, 330 Waldo, 496-2787. Seventh-Day Adventist Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 2420 E. Ashman St., 631-3120. Unitarian Universalist Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, 6220 N. Jefferson, 631-1162. United Church of Christ United Church of Christ, 4100 Chestnut Hill Drive, 631-1136. Wesleyan Faith Wesleyan Church, 654 S. Meridian Road, 835-5061. Trinity Wesleyan Church, 819 S. Patterson Road, 631-4975. Coleman Coleman Assembly of God, 701 E. Jefferson, 465-9121. Coleman Wesleyan Church, 110 Webster St., 465-6431. Grace Baptist Church, 115 Fraser, 465-6301. North Bradley Church of God, 3094 Grant, 465-1367. Faith United Methodist Church, 209 E. Jefferson St., 465-6181. Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament Monastery, 4977 N. Chippewa Road, 465-7729. Community of Christ, 407 E. Adams, 465-1151. Edenville Edenville United Methodist Church, 455 W. Curtis, 689-6250. Hope Hope Baptist Church, 5525 N. Hope Road, 689-3911. Hope & Edenville United Methodist Church, 5278 N. Hope Road, 689-3811. Mount Hope Fellowship, 1352 E. Curtis Road, 689-3345. New Hope Community Church of God, 6424 N. Middle, 689-3586.

Sanford Abundant Life Apostolic Church, 2187 N. Meridian Road, 687-7293. Church of Christ Restored, 1848 N. 7 Mile Road, 687-9012. Cleft of the Rock Family Church, 2575 N. West River Road, 687-5028. Lighthouse Bible Baptist Church, 55 W. Saginaw, 687-7421. Meridian Church of God, 2130 N. Meridian Road, 687-2773. Our Lady of Grace Church, 2500 W. River Road, 687-5657. St. Paul Lutheran, 2045 Lynn, 6872209. Community of Christ, 264 W. Saginaw, 687-2252. Sanford United Methodist, 2560 N. West River Road, 687-5353. Auburn First Baptist Church of Auburn, 4853 Garfield Road, 662-4427. St. Gabriel Parish, 84 W. Midland Road, 662-6861. Grace Lutheran Church, 303 Ruth St., 662-6161. Zion Lutheran Church, 1556 Siedler Road, 662-4264. Auburn United Methodist Church, 207 S. Auburn, 662-6314. Beaverton Beaverton Baptist Church, 2888 Dale Road, 435-9232. Beaverton Church of God, 3987 S. M-18, 435-3505. Church of the Brethren, 3783 Schock Road, 435-9851. Beaverton Church of the Nazarene, 540 W. Lang Road, 435-7708. Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran, 1600 Dale Road, 435-2234. Cedar River Chapel, 2766 River Road, 435-2651. First Presbyterian Church, 201 S. Ross, 435-7086. Beaverton United Methodist, 150 W. Brown St., 435-4322. Dale United Methodist, 4688 Freeland Road, 435-4829. Freeland Church of God (Seventh Day), 11246 W. Freeland, 695-2746. Freeland Assembly of God, 284 E. Washington Road, 695-2673. First Baptist Church, 8445 Webster Road, 695-6414. Freeland United Methodist Church, 205 E. Washington, 695-2101.

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LaPorte United Methodist Church, 3990 S. Smith Crossing, 695-9692. M a p l e t o n Un i t e d Me t h o d i s t Church, 4605 Bailey Bridge, 495-0425. St. Agnes Catholic Church, 335 Johnson, 695-5652. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, 545 S. 7th, 695-9626. Gladwin Assembly of God, 3400 W. Buzzell Road, 426-8102. Emmanuel Baptist Church, 3089 Pratt Lake, 426-9861. Grace Fellowship Church, 4031 Adams Road, 246-0811. Gladwin Cornerstone Baptist, 3925 Round Lake, 426-6897. Grace Bible Baptist, 331 N. Antler, 426-3871. Secord Baptist, 2507 N. 3 Rivers Road, 426-4342. Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 330 N. Silverleaf, 426-7154. Grace Christian Church, 847 Chappel Dam, 426-9329. Church of Christ-Gladwin, 425 E. Grout, 426-4362. St. Paul’s Episcopal, 211 E. Cedar Ave., 426-9943. Gladwin Free Methodist Church, 1312 N. State, 426-8441. Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses of Gladwin, 983 N. M-18, 426-9585. Our Savior Lutheran Church, 331 W. Clendening Road, 426-9689. St. John Evangelical Lutheran, 10293 E. Gladwin Road, 426-5271. Christ the King Lutheran, 600 S. M-18, 426-1659. Church of Daniel’s Band, 1233 E. Highwood Road, 426-3940. Community of Christ, 335 S. Antler, 426-9195. Gladwin Seventh-Day Adventist, 213 Buckeye, 426-6231. First United Methodist, 1300 Bartlett, 426-9619. Wagarville United Methodist, 2478 Wagonville Road, 426-2971. Wooden Shoe United Methodist, 284 Norway, 426-2821. 39

Education: Before and After School Camp Fire USA Midland County Midland Montessori School: 5709 E. Shearer Road, 989-689-7770. Council: 220 W. Main, Suite 203, 832- Eastman Ave., 989-835-3921. Learning Tree Cooperative Pre2295. Michele’s Montessori School: 4611 school (formerly St. John’s Episcopal Greater Midland Community Center: Swede Ave., 989-835-3999. Cooperative Preschool): 405 N. Sagi2205 S. Jefferson Ave., 832-7937, ext. NEMCSA Head Start Preschool: naw Road. Contact Toshia Albright, 2237. 989-631-2260, ext. 2; email: Nature Preschool: 400 S. learningtreepreschoolmi@ Badour Road, 631-0830. gmail.com, www.learningtreeFirst Baptist Preschool: 915 preschoolmi.org, facebook. E. Sugnet Road, 989-835-6731. com/Learning Tree CooperaGood Shepherd Evangelitive Preschool. Offers a warm and nurturing preschool with cal Lutheran Preschool: 907 classes for ages 2 through Mattes Dr., 989-835-4181. young 5’s. Scholarships are Heaven’s Elect Chrisavailable. Four-star rated with tian Learning Center: 3305 Great Start to Quality. Ridgecrest Dr., 989-837-1914. Ready Set Grow/Preschool H i d d e n Tr e a s u r e s P r e and Childcare: 104 Moll St., school: 6100 Perrine Road, Auburn, 662-6681. Midland, 989-832-5250. Stepping Stones Daycare Kids 1st Child Development and Preschool: 2904 E. Ashman Center: 1621 E. Wheeler St., St., 989-832-8588. 989-837-3999. Trinity Lutheran Preschool: Kids 1st Fun House: 1316 W. 3701 Jefferson Ave., 989-631Pine St., 989-839-2729. 0692, ext. 231. Kid’s Creek Preschool: 1550 West Midland Preschool: S. Poseyville Road, 989-698Full-day preschool classes for 2223. Campers watch a video about how yarn is made before doing 4-year-olds, as well as a tradiKids Time Child Care LLC: an activity during an art-themed day camp Wednesday, tional half-day class for 3-year 4838 Barden, Coleman, 989July 22, 2020 at Greater Midland Community Center. old children. Both programs 465-6993. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) run September-May. Call Missy Kinder Kare Children’s CenFinney, 989-832-3256. ter: 1184 James Savage Road, West Midland Family Center: After989-835-9201; 4011 W. Isabella Road, Contact: Vickie Rutledge, 989-6314829; Kelly Scoles, 989-832-7520; or school opportunities for students in Shepherd, 989-832-3256. Memorial Presbyterian Preschool: Megan Greer, 989-832-0968. Loca- grades K-8, fall, winter and spring 1310 Ashman St., 989-835-6759. A tions are: Midland 1 Head Start, 2828 sessions. Structured and organized, cooperative play-based preschool Isabella St., Midland; Midland 2, 3 and interest-based activities positively welcoming private families with chil- 4 Head Start, 337 Lemke, Midland; focused on self-concept and social dren ages 2-5. PPCP puts teachers Midland 5 Head Start, 915 E. Sugnet skills development for youth includand parents in a working partnership Road, 989-486-1467; North Midland ing: computer access, recreation and to establish an environment in which Family Center, 2601 E. Shearer Road, clubs. Children must be registered our children can work, play, and grow Midland, 989-689-7775;Meridian 1 prior to attending. Contact: Jillian intellectually, emotionally, socially, and 2 Head Start, 2534 N. West River Westphal, 989-832-3256. Whippersnappers: 4314 E. Monroe physically and spiritually. http://www. Road, Sanford, 989-687-3455 ext. 3479. North Midland Family Center: 2601 Road, Midland, 989-837-9906. mempres.org/ppcp/

Education: Education and Training Connection The Education and Training Connection is a nonprofit organization providing training for business, industry and the Midland County community. Located at 884 E. Isabella Road (M-20), the Education and Training Connection has several computer labs that offer Microsoft Office training in 40

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• TV Broadcasting • Audio Podcasts • YouTube Channel • Non-Profit Event Recordings • Public Service Announcements • Community Message Board • Social Media Integration

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Students and faculty of Adams Elementary celebrate the end of the school year during during a graduation parade Friday, June 5, 2020 at the school. (Cody Scanlan/for the Daily News) Midland County Educational Service Agency The board meets the third Tuesday of the month at 5:30 p.m. in the Midland County Educational Service Agency board room, 3917 Jefferson Ave. Phone: 989-631-5890. Administration John Searles, Superintendent Michelle Bahr, Director of Special Education Kimberly Stoll, Human Resources Coordinator Mark Orihel, Director of Finance Kimberly Clark, Director of Early Childhood & Family Services Don Johnson, CTE Coordinator Lynn Harris, Supervisor of Special Education Greg Crider, Supervisor of Special Education Christi Owens-Dickey, Supervisor of Special Education Steve Yonker, Supervisor of Special Education Jonnie Taton, Director of Regional Preschool Partnership Midland Public Schools The board of education meets the third Monday of the month at 7 p.m. at the Midland Public Schools Administration Center, 600 E. Carpenter St. 42

Administration To reach personnel at the Administration Center, call 989-923-5001. Michael Sharrow, Superintendent, sharrowme@midlandps.org. Penny Miller Nelson, Associate Superintendent, millerpm@midlandps.org. Brian Brutyn, Associate Superintendent, 989-923-5018. Jeffrey Jastor, Associate Superintendent, jasterjd@midlandps.org. Schools Adams Elementary: 1005 Adams Drive, 989-923-6037. Scott Cochran, principal. Carpenter Pre-Primary Center: 1407 W. Carpenter St., 989-923-6414. Pamela Sharrow, building director. Central Park Elementary: 1400 Rodd St., 989-923-6836. Kara Stark, principal. Chestnut Hill Elementary: 3900 Chestnut Hill Drive, 989-923-6634. Tracy Renfro, principal. Plymouth Elementary: 1105 E. Sugnet Road, 989-923-7616. Margaret Doan, principal. Siebert Elementary: 5700 Siebert St., 989-923-7835. Paul Schroll, principal. Wo o d c re s t E l e m e n t a r y : 5 5 0 0 Drake St., 989-923-7940. Jeff Pen-

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nex, principal. Jefferson Middle School: 800 Chapel Lane, 989-923-5873. Shannon Blasy, principal. Northeast Middle School: 1305 E. Sugnet Road, 989-923-5772. Dirk DeBoer, principal. H.H. Dow High School: 3901 N. Saginaw Road, 989-923-5382. Ted Davis, principal. Midland High School: 1301 Eastlawn Drive, 989-923-5181, Tiela Schurman, principal. Beaverton Schools The board of education meets the second Monday of each month at 6 p.m. (except for March and December) in the Beaverton Junior/Senior High School Media Center. Ad m i n i s t ra t i o n : 4 6 8 S . Ro s s, 989-246-3000, Joseph Passalacqua, superintendent. Junior/Senior High School: 3090 Crockett Rd, 989-246-3010, Mike Bassage, principal. Elementary School: 440 S. Ross, 989-246-3020, Renee Inscho, principal. Bullock Creek Schools The board of education meets the third Monday of each month at 7 p.m. at the high school, 1420 Badour Road.

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Grace Araway of the Coleman High School Class of 2021 waves to her family during a commencement ceremony Sunday, May 23, 2021 at the school in Coleman. (Adam Ferman/for the Daily News) Continued from page 42 Shawn Hale, superintendent, 989631-9022. High School: 1420 Badour Road, 989-631-2340, Vicki Mikusko, principal. Middle School: 644 Badour Road, 989-631-9260, Curt Moses, principal. Bullock Creek Elementary: 1037 Poseyville Road, 989-832-8691, Dennis Tomko, principal. Floyd Elementary: 725 E. 8 Mile Road, 989-832-2081, Jamie Moses, principal. Pine River Elementary: 1894 E. Pine River Road, 989-631-5121, Debbie Bradford, principal. Coleman Community Schools The board of education meets the third Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. in the high school media center, 991 E. Railway. Jennifer McCormack, superintendent, 989-465-6060. Junior/Senior High School: 4951 N. Lewis Road, 989-465-6177, Jack Young, principal.

Elementary School: 1010 E. Washington, 989-465-6179, Cindy Araway, principal. Gladwin Public Schools The board of education meets on the second and fourth Monday of the month. Check for time and location. Rick Seebeck, superintendent, 989-426-9255. High School: 1400 N. Spring, 989426-7341, Elizabeth Brown, principal. Intermediate School: 780 W. First, 989-426-4531, Joe Cote, principal. Junior High School: 401 N. Bowery, 989-426-3808, David Mausolf, principal. Elementary School: 600 W. First, 989-426-7771, Josh Pahl, principal. Meridian Public Schools The board of education meets the second and fourth Monday of each month at 7 p.m. in the Meridian High School media center. Craig Carmoney, superintendent, 989-687-3200. High School: 3303 N. Meridian Road, 989-687-3300, Tara Mager,

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Education: Colleges and Universities

Northwood student Elisse Richardson speaks during a groundbreaking ceremony for a new and improved Mall Walk through the main campus of Northwood University Thursday, May 6, 2021 at Northwood. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) What is Northwood University? Known as the school-of-choice for business-minded students of all ages and backgrounds, Northwood University’s (NU) focus on management and entrepreneurship prepares students to become the future leaders of a global, free-enterprise society. With its campus in Midland; Adult Degree Program Centers located strategically across the country; the DeVos Graduate School; and International Program Centers in China, Malaysia, Sri Lanka and Switzerland, Northwood University offers the business degree options people need and the college experience they want. Northwood University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. The Northwood Idea NU has a unique philosophy called The Northwood Idea that is integrated through all of its degree programs. The four key elements of the 44

Northwood Idea are: Free enterprise; industry-focused management; a global perspective; and the business/ arts relationship. Mission Statement Developing the future leaders of a global, free-enterprise society. Outcomes NU’s educational outcomes are aimed at preparing well-rounded professional leaders. NU’s commitment is to graduate students who: 1) Articulate and apply the principles and values of freedom and free-enterprise; 2) Communicate effectively in speech and writing; 3) Demonstrate critical thinking and problem-solving proficiency; 4) Demonstrate foundational knowledge of the functional areas of business; 5) Demonstrate acumen applied to the global business environment; 6) Demonstrate effective leadership and interpersonal skills.

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Teachers, Experts, Mentors Northwood University faculty possesses a solid mix of subject matter expertise and real-world business experience. They work with industryspecific advisory boards to ensure that graduates are being prepared to lead businesses and institutions from the moment they are hired. Start Your Major Day One Northwood University students begin studies in their majors during their first semester. By junior year, most are deep into their majors and then fulfill the requirements for a bachelor of business administration degree along with internships. Degree Completion Options for Working Adults Northwood’s Adult Degree Program provides management education to adults seeking to complete their degrees throughout the world. Students have the option of completing Continued on page 45

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Vehicles line up for a vaccination clinic hosted by Delta College, the Michigan National Guard and the tri-counties’ health departments, aimed at vaccinating 3,000 people over the weekend, Saturday, March 6, 2021 at Delta College. (Adam Ferman/for the Daily News) Continued from page 44 their courses through any of NU’s 26 regional education centers within the United States or completing courses online. DeVos Graduate School NU’s DeVos Graduate School offers the MBA program with day, evening, weekend and corporate delivery options and the Master of Science in Organizational Leadership (MSOL) entirely online. 360-Degree World View NU’s multi-cultural vision of the business community literally circles the globe with more than 1,200 international students representing 56 different countries enrolled on its residential campuses, the DeVos Graduate School and international program centers in Switzerland, the People’s Republic of China, Malaysia,

and Sri Lanka. Scholarships Northwood University offers a multitude of scholarships and grants for qualifying students. For information, visit www.northwood.edu or call 1(800) 622-9000. Central Michigan University Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, offers numerous bachelor and master degree programs, plus specialist degrees and doctorage programs, along with the Central Michigan University College of Medicine, the nation’s 137th medical school. Delta College Delta College offers more than 150 transfer and career degree programs. Visit www.delta.edu or call 989-6869000. Classes are also offered at the Delta College Midland Center on East

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Wheeler; call 989-495-4010. Davenport University Davenport University-Central Region is located at 3555 E. Patrick Road, Midland. For more information, call 989-835-5588 or 800-9684860. Saginaw Valley State University Saginaw Valley State University, 7400 Bay Road, University Center, offers numerous programs at the bachelor and master degree levels. Students can pursue degrees in several colleges, including Arts and Behavioral Sciences, Business and Management, Education, Crystal M. Lange Nursing and Allied Health Sciences, and Science, Engineering and Technology. Scholarships, financial aid, career counseling and job placement services are available. For more information, call 989-695-5325. 45

Education: Local Organizations ETC Computer Training Classes: 884 E. Isabella Road, 989-631-5202. Family and Children’s Services of Mid-Michigan: 1714 Eastman Ave., 989631-5390. Educational, supportive and group therapy programs. The Legacy Center for Community Success – Literacy Services: 3200 James Savage Road, Suite 5, 989-4961425, www.tlc4cs.org Midland-Bullock Creek/Coleman/ Meridian Adult Education/ETC: 884 E.

Isabella Road, 989-631-5202 ext. 216. Midland-Interlochen Arts Academy Scholarship Fund: Contact Midland Area Community Foundation, 989839-9661. Technical Training Center of Consumers Energy Co.: 3949 E. Gordonville Road, 989-839-8000. Designed to train workers in the areas of electronics, microprocessors, process control, chemistry and health physics. West Midland Family Center’s Dow College Opportunity Program (COP):

Founded in 1989 to help break the cycle of poverty and lack of higher education in western Midland County. During four years in the program, students from Bullock Creek, Meridian, Shepherd and Coleman high schools gain a variety of academic and social skills designed to help them acquire a college degree. On-going support is provided to help the students once they enter college. For more information, contact Mike Sobolewski at sobolewskim@ wmfc.org.

VETERANS SERVICES Bay County Veterans Office, 515 Center, Bay City, 989-895-4190. Gladwin County Veterans Affairs Office, 555 W. Cedar, Gladwin, 989-426-4891.

Midland County Veterans’ Service Office, 220 W. Ellsworth, Midland, 989-832-6843. Saginaw County Veterans Trust Office, 111 S. Michigan Ave., Saginaw, 989-793-9560. Aleda E. Lutz Veterans Affairs Medi-

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U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow speaks with chemical engineers at Hemlock Semiconductor during a visit to the facility to discuss her efforts to advance the next generation of American manufacturing Tuesday, June 1, 2021. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) President, Vice President tion of website at http://moolenaar. Rep. Annette Glenn, R-Midland, of the United States house.gov/contact/ address: S-1287 House Office Building, The White House, 1600 PennsylP.O. Box 30014, Lansing, Mich., 48909. Governor vania Ave. NW, Washington, D.C., Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, State Capi- Phone 855-453-6698 and 517-37320500-1002. 202-456-1414; White tol Building, 111 S. Capitol, P.O. Box 1791. E-mail AnnetteGlenn@house. House comment line for people using 30013, Lansing, Mich., 48909; phone mi.gov TTY due to hearing disabilities: 202- 517-373-3400, 517-335-7858. State House 99th District 456-6213. Isabella Co. and part of Midland Co. State Senate 36th District U.S. Senate Rep. Roger Hauck, R-Mount PleasSen. Jim Stamas, R-Midland, and Sen. Gary Peters, D-Southfield - mailing address, Post Office Box ant, address: S-1288 House Office 202-224-6221. Local address: 515 N. 30036, Lansing, Mich., 48909. Phone Building, P.O. Box 30014, Lansing, Washington Ave., Suite 402, Saginaw, 517-373-7946 or 855-347-8036, fax Mich., 48909. Phone 517-373-1789; fax Mich., 48607 989-754-0112; e-mail through webpage at peters.senate.gov 517-373-2678. E-mail SenJStamas@ 517-373-5491. E-mail: RogerHauck@ house.mi.gov Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D-Lansing senate.michigan.gov State Senate 32nd District State House 97th District - 202-224-4822. Local address: 432 N. Sen. Ken Horn, R-Saginaw County, Clare, Gladwin and Arenac counties Saginaw St., Suite 301, Flint, Mich., 48502 810-720-4172; E-mail: senator@ address: P.O. Box 30036, Lansing, and part of Bay County Mich., 48909. Phone 517-373-1760 Rep. Jason Wentworth, R-Clare, stabenow.senate.gov or 855-347-8032 toll free; fax 517- address: S-1286 House Office BuildU.S. House 4th District Rep. John Moolenaar, R-Midland 373-3487. E-mail senKHorn@senate. ing, P.O. Box 30014, Lansing, Mich., 48909. Phone 855-563-5597 or 517- (202) 225-3561. Midland office, 200 michigan.gov 373-8962; E-mail: JasonWentworth@ State House 98th District E. Main St., Midland, Mich., 989-6312552. E-mail: Use the “Contact” secParts of Midland, Saginaw counties house.mi.gov

Government: Road Questions For questions or concerns about area road conditions, call the following telephone numbers: Auburn, 989-662-6761. Beaverton, 989-435-9343. Coleman, 989-465-6961. Freeland, 989-695-9512.

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Government: City Officials Midland Council meets the second and fourth Mondays of each month at 7 p.m. Mayor: Maureen Donker First Ward: Pam Hall, 989-8593604. Second Ward: Maureen Donker, 989-839-0531. Third Ward: Steve Arnosky, 989832-8186. Fourth Ward: Diane Brown Wilhelm, 989-513-5638. Fifth Ward: Marty Wazbinski, 989631-6928. Auburn Commission meets the third Monday of the month at 7 p.m. Mayor: Lee Kilbourn, 989-4920533. Administrator: David Haag, 989-

662-6761. Clerk: Bryna Mieske, 989-662-6761. Beaverton Council meets the third Monday of the month at 6 p.m. Mayor: Ray Nau, 989-435-3511. City Manager: Heath Kaplan, 989435-3511, ext 4. Clerk: Janelle Keen, 989-435-3511, ext 3. Treasurer: Shannon Sirpilla, 989435-3511, ext. 2. Coleman Council meets the second and fourth Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Mayor: Steve Miller, 989-465-6961. Treasurer/Clerk: Tammy Goffnet, 989-465-6961. Gladwin Council meets the first and third Monday at 5 p.m.

Mayor: Darlene Jungman, 989426-7127. Administrator: Chris Shannon, 989-426-9231, ext. 14. Clerk: Marietta Andrist, 989-4269231, ext. 11. Treasurer: Julie Shearer, 989-4269231, ext. 13. Sanford Council meets the second Monday of the month at 7 p.m. Temporary Village office: Jerome Township Office Building, 737 W. Beamish Road, Sanford President: Dolores Porte, 989-4884578, ext 11. Clerk Aileen Acker, 488-4578, ext. 11. Treasurer: Linda Geiger, 687-5077.

Government: Country Commissioners Midland County Meets at 9 a.m. on the first and third Tuesday of each month (September through May) and 10 a.m. on the third Tuesday during the summer (June through August) at the County Services Building in downtown Midland. District 1, Jeanette Snyder, 989832-6381. District 2, Mark Bone, chair, 989832-6382. District 3, Steve Glaser, 989-8326383. District 4, Gaye Terwillegar, 989832-6386. District 5, James Geisler, 989-8326387. District 6, Eric Dorrien, 989-8326388. District 7, Scott Noesen, 989-8326389. Bay County Meets at 4 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month in the commission chambers on the fourth floor 48

of the Bay County Building. District 1, Marie Fox, 989-2742702. District 2, Ernie Krygier, 989-6842830. District 3, Vaughn J. Begick, 989686-0578. District 4, Kim Coonan, 989-3919346. District 5, Thomas Herek, 989892-6924. District 6, Kaysey Radtke, 989-4155241. District 7, Jayme Johnson, 989891-7363. Gladwin County Meets at 9 a.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month in the commissioners chamber on the third floor of the County Building. District 1, Kyle Grove, kgrove@ gladwincounty-mi.gov District 2, Ron Taylor, rtaylor@ gladwincounty-mi.gov District 3, Mike Szuch District 4, Karen Moore, kmoore@

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Tammi Greene pins the badge on her husband, Midland County sheriff-elect Myron Greene, at his swearing-in ceremony on Dec. 23, 2020. (Mitchell Kukulka/Mitchell.Kukulka@mdn.net) Bay County Clerk Cynthia Luczak, 989-8954280. County Executive James Barcia, 989-895-4130. Pr o s e c u t i n g At t o r n e y Na n c y Borushko, 989-895-4185. Register of Deeds Brandon Krause, 989-895-4228. Sheriff Troy Cunningham, 989-8954050. Treasurer Shawna Walraven, 989895-4285. Gladwin County Clerk Karrie Hulme, 989-426-7351.

Prosecuting Attorney Aaron Miller, 989-426-8592. Register of Deeds Ann ManningClayton, 989-426-7551. Sheriff Michael Shea, 989-426-9284. Treasurer Christy VanTiem, 989-4267251. Midland County Administrator/Controller Bridgette Gransden, 989-832-6797. Clerk Ann Manary, 989-832-6739. Prosecuting Attorney J. Dee Brooks, 989-832-6722. Register of Deeds Julie Atkinson,

989-832-6820. Sheriff Myron Greene. Treasurer Catherine Lunsford, 989832-6850. Saginaw County Clerk Vanessa Guerra, vguerra@ saginawcounty.com Prosecuting Attorney John McColgan, 989-790-5330. Register of Deeds Kate Albosta Kelly, 989-790-5270. Sheriff William Federspiel, 989-7905400. Treasurer Timothy Novak, 989-7905225.

Government: Law Enforcement Local Emergencies For emergency calls needing law enforcement assistance, call 911. For non-emergency calls, check your local phone directory for the law enforce-

ment agency in your area. The Midland Police Department and the Midland County Sheriff’s Office have a number of telephone numbers for the various departments.

Michigan State Police West Branch Post 989-345-0956. Tri City Post 989-495-5555. Mount Pleasant Post 989-773-5951.

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Government: Where to Vote in Midland County City of Coleman Coleman City Hall, 201 E. Railway St. Edenville Township Swanton Memorial Building, 6422 Water Road Geneva Township Geneva Township Hall, 3000 Barden Road Greendale Township Greendale Township Hall, 1010 S. Geneva Road Homer Township All precincts, Public Safety Building, 222 S. Homer Road. Hope Township Hope Township Hall, corner of Hope and Hull roads. Ingersoll Township Both precincts, Ingersoll Township Hall, corner of Sasse and Freeland roads Jasper Township Jasper Township Hall, 5595 W. Kent Road Jerome Township A l l p re c i n c t s, Je ro m e Tow n s h i p Ha l l , 7 3 7 W. Beamish. Larkin Township Voters wait in a long line to cast their ballots at the Jerome Township Hall Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020 in Sanford. Pct. 1 and 2, Larkin Town(Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) ship Hall, 3016 N. Jefferson Road. Ward 3 - Pct. 3 Woodcrest School, City of Midland Polling Locations Pct. 3, Township Office, 3027 N. JefWard 1 - Pct. 1 New Life Vineyard, 5500 Drake (Drake near Dilloway) Ward 3 - Pct. 4 Calvary Baptist ferson Road. 1014 E. Ashman Lee Township Ward 1 - Pct. 2 New Life Vineyard, Church, 6100 Perrine Road Both precincts, Lee Township Hall, Ward 4 - Pct. 1 Siebert School, 5700 1014 E. Ashman Corner of 9 Mile and Olson roads. Ward 1 - Pct. 3 VFW, 3013 Bay City Siebert (Dilloway at Siebert) Ward 4 - Pct. 2 Adams School, 1005 Lincoln Township Road Lincoln Township Hall, North of Ward 1 - Pct. 4 Davenport Univer- Adams (Washington at Adams) Ward 4 - Pct. 3 Adams School, 1005 Town Hall on Hope Road. sity, 3555 E. Patrick Road Midland Township Ward 1 - Pct. 5 VFW, 3013 Bay City Adams (Washington at Adams) Ward 4 - Pct. 4 Jefferson IntermediMidland Township Hall, 1030 Road Ward 1 - Pct. 6 VFW, 3013 Bay City ate, 800 Chapel Lane (Off Dilloway Poseyville Road. next to Siebert School) Road Mills Township Ward 4 - Pct. 5 Siebert School, 5700 Mills Township Hall, East Shearer Ward 2 - Pct. 1 Central Park Elemenand Jefferson roads. Siebert (Dilloway at Siebert) tary, 1400 Rodd. Ward 5 - Pct. 1 MCESA, 3917 JefWard 2 - Pct. 2 Central Park ElemenMount Haley Township ferson Ave. Mount Haley Township Hall, Homer tary, 1400 Rodd. Ward 5 - Pct. 2 Plymouth School, and Freeland roads. Ward 2 - Pct. 3 Central Park Elemen1105 E. Sugnet tary, 1400 Rodd. Porter Township Ward 5 - Pct. 3 Chestnut Hill School, Ward 2 - Pct. 4 City Hall, 333 W. Porter Township Hall, LaPorte and 3900 Chestnut Hill Drive Ellsworth S. 9 Mile roads. Ward 5 - Pct. 4 Chestnut Hill School, Ward 3 - Pct. 1 Woodcrest School, Warren Township 3900 Chestnut Hill Drive 5500 Drake (Drake near Dilloway) Warren Township Hall, Geneva and Ward 5 - Pct. 5 Northeast Intermedi- W. Baker roads. Ward 3 - Pct. 2 Calvary Baptist Church, 6100 Perrine Road. ate, 1305 E. Sugnet

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Joel Vernier, left, chats with a resident impacted by last month’s flood, during an event hosted by the Four Lakes Task Force which allowed people to receive guidance from engineers and shoreline erosion experts free of charge about how to stabilize their shoreline, Thursday, June 18, 2020 at Beaverton High School. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) GLADWIN COUNTY Beaverton Township Supervisor, Tim Mickler, 989-4354977. Clerk, Katery Stoike, 989-435-9236. Treasurer, Luann Domako, 989435-9621. Bentley Township Supervisor, Bradley E. Neumeyer II, 989-879-4659. Clerk, Jennifer Buczek, 989-8794158. Treasurer, Sharon Roy-Krahner, 989-879-4017. Billings Township Supervisor, Timothy Mester, 989435-4037. Clerk, Linda McSweyn, 989-4353832. Treasurer, Len Pytiak, 989-435-4037. Bourret Township Supervisor, Tony Marshall, 989387-3695. Clerk, Lisa Ball, 989-387-3695. Treasurer, Ruth Fournier, 989-873695. Buckeye Township Supervisor, Kevin Van Tiem, 989615-4645. Clerk, Charity Longstreth, 989-4352418. Treasurer, Elizabeth Looker, 989426-7280. Butman Township Supervisor, Dan Gonzalez, 989426-4351. 54

Clerk, Alayna Alexander, 989-4264351. Treasurer, Nancy Greene, 989-4264351. Clement Township Supervisor, Karon Hoffman, 989345-3915. Clerk, Eric House, 989-345-3915. Treasurer, Carolyn Ochab, 989-3453915. Gladwin Township Supervisor, Robert Weaver, 989426-9667. Clerk, Kristie Simrau, 989-426-5786. Treasurer, Jodie Klamer, 989-4265786. Grim Township Supervisor, Andy Schneider, 989965-3448. Clerk, Linda O’Dell, 989-907-9252. Treasurer, Linda Lyons, 989-8466005. Grout Township Supervisor, Jim Shea, 989-426-5895. Clerk, Anna Auer, 989-965-4651. Treasurer, Melody Hill, 989-4260736. Hay Township Supervisor, Mark Mudge, 989-4261821. Clerk, Sandra Priemer 989-4261821. Treasurer, Diane Kludt, 989-4261821. Sage Township Supervisor, Renee Zelt, 989-246-

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State Sen. Jim Stamas presents a wreath during a ceremony at the Midland County Veterans Memorial on Monday, May 27, 2019 in Midland. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) Continued from page 54 Supervisor, R. James Leviere, 989317-3337. Clerk, Ruth J. Knapp, 989-835-3009. Treasurer, Shirley J. Herron, 989317-3337. Homer Township Supervisor, Russ Varner, 989-6314399. Clerk, Todd Lee, 989-631-4399. Treasurer, Sandra Turk, 989-6314399. Hope Township Supervisor, Rita Goul, 989-6890322. Clerk, Dori Allen, 989-689-5158. Treasurer, Starleen Eddy, 989-6895549. Ingersoll Township Supervisor, Kim Heisler, 989-7518397. Clerk, Mary Ellen Keel, 989-6955200. Treasurer, James Terwillegar, 989835-8009. Jasper Township Supervisor, Carmen Bajena, 989492-4047. Clerk, Jackilynn Colthorp, 989-4881575.

Treasurer, Carol Aldrich, 989-6813312. Jerome Township Supervisor, Mike Wood, 989-4884578. Clerk, Angela Martin, 989-488-4578. Treasurer, Laura Grubaugh, 989488-4578. Larkin Township Supervisor, Maria Sandow, 989492-6220. Clerk, Lisa Benter Rich, 989-6006078. Treasurer, Kathy A. Moe, 989-8359409. Lee Township Supervisor, George Whittington, 989-837-2874. Clerk, Kristy Gustafson, 989-8322874. Treasurer, William H. Stewart, 989687-2536. Lincoln Township Supervisor, Kevin L. Wray, 989-3742220. Clerk, Mark Trinklein, 989-3742220. Treasurer, Joy Sczepanski, 989-3742220. Midland Township Supervisor, Terry Holt, 989-25-1052.

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Clerk, Shelly Armstrong-Miller, 989708-6683. Treasurer, Mark Radosa, 989-8358866. Mills Township Supervisor, Ron Kutchey, 989-3855428. Clerk, Kim Sweet, 989-948-3992. Treasurer, Sara Pitch, 989-689-5097. Mount Haley Township Supervisor, Rich Keenan, 989-8390123. Clerk, Sharon Fleming, 989-6436112. Treasurer, Leonard Breasbois, 989643-6703. Porter Township Supervisor, Thomas Corbat, 989928-8079. Clerk, Marianne Corbat, 989-8425695. Treasurer, Pam Garcia, 989-8322069. Warren Township Supervisor, Denny Allen, 989-4659811. Clerk, Linda S. Anthony, 989-4651894. Treasurer, Dawn Clark, 989-9481508. 55

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Sara Morrow, right, serves dishes to Marty Osinski, left, Scott Harper, center, and Matt Prior, right, as they have lunch at the new location of Alex’s Railside Restaurant inside Midland Mall on its opening day, Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2020. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) Midland A&W: 1514 Washington St., 8323811. Alex’s Railside Restaurant: 6800 Eastman Ave. in the Midland Mall. Amazing Deli: 134 Main St., 8377278. Applebee’s: 6911 Eastman Ave., 631-5940. Arby’s Roast Beef: 1510 S. Saginaw Road, 835-3851 and 7019 Eastman Road, 839-4088. Asian Express: 5015 Eastman Ave., 832-8000. Aster: 134 Ashman St., 989-7507101. Aviator Cookie Company: 230 E. Main St., 989-486-1178 Basil Thai Bistro: 416 Ellsworth St., 486-9390. Big Boy Restaurant: 1513 S. Saginaw Road, 631-1059. Big E’s Sports Grill: Holiday Inn, 810 Cinema Dr., 794-8500. Biggby Coffee: 957 S. Saginaw Road, 486-3384. Bob Evans Restaurant: Eastman Ave., 839-8351. 56

Bone Daddy’s BBQ: 1900 S. Saginaw, 388-1112. Boulevard Lounge: 316 S. Saginaw, 832-5387. Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar: 6728 Eastman Ave., 633-9464. Burger King Restaurant: 2029 S. Saginaw, 631-9030- 6730 Eastman Ave., 631-7303. Cafe American Restaurant-Coffee Bar: 1525-B Washington (Midland Towne Center), 633-9665. Café Zinc: 111 W. Main St., 837-6030 Captain Dave’s Family Entertainment Center: Home of the Wheel House Restaurant & Roll Arena: 2909 Bay City Road, 496-2900. China Palace: 1908 S. Saginaw Road, 832-3177. Cinnamon Indian Cuisine: 225 W. Wackerly St., 750-7521. Clarence’s Smokehouse at the Dish: 601 S. Saginaw, Coffee Chaos: 6201 Jefferson Ave., 835-6401. Cottage Inn Pizza: 983 S. Saginaw, 486-9800. Crepes et Amis: 130 Townsend St.,

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486-3120 Culvers: 7320 Eastman Ave., 8357601. Dairy Queen: 917 S. Saginaw, 4863663. Decker’s Lounge: 402 E. Ellsworth, 835-7592. Diamond Jim’s Restaurant and Bar: 101 E. Main St., 486-3343. Domino’s Pizza: 2804 Rodd St., 8327719. Entre Amigos: 2600 N. Saginaw Road, 832-6348. Espresso Milano: 137 Ashman St., 832-3222. Firehouse Subs: 7215 Eastman Ave., 631-3800. Fuji Sushi: 1512 Joe Mann Blvd., 839-6868. Genji Midland: 2929 S. Saginaw Road, 495-6000 Ghengis Khan Mongolian BBQ: 5010 Bay City Road, 496-2288. Gil’s Grill: Currie Golf Course Gimmicks, Valley Plaza Resort: 5021 Bay City Road, 496-2037. Golden Buffet: 979 S. Saginaw, 6339888.

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A dish served at Idli Dosa, a new Indian restaurant located at 6811 Eastman Ave, features a mixture of tandoori chicken. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) Continued from page 56 Good Time’s Pizza: 4006 Jefferson Ave., 839-0400. Gourmet Cupcake Shoppe: 1908 S. Saginaw Road, 631-4103. Grand Traverse Pie Company: 2600 N. Saginaw Road, 839-4872. Grape Beginnings Winery: 244 E. Main St., 486-9569. Gratzi: 120 E. Main St., 888-4563463. Grove Tea Lounge: 2405 Abbott Road, 989-486-1839. Jet’s Pizza: 203 W. Wackerly, Suite A, 633-9999. Honeybaked Ham: 221 W. Wackerly, 835-4267. Hungry Howie’s: 425 S. Saginaw Road, 837-2636. Idli Dosa: 6811 Eastman Ave., 4861623. Jimmy John’s: 1916 S. Saginaw Road, 837-1000. Kentucky Fried Chicken: 1601 N. Saginaw Road, 832-2232. Lanny Restaurant: 4312 N. Saginaw Road, 4869530. Lasko’s Restaurant: 1301 Washing-

ton St., 486-9450. Little Caesar’s Pizza: 1840 N. Saginaw Road, 832-7961, and 1114 S. Saginaw Road, 631-3273. Live Oak Coffeehouse: 711 Ashman St., 423-1800. Long John Silver’s Seafood: 1210 Patrick Road, 835-2500. M’s Cafe: 5103 Eastman Road, 8351781. Manchu Wok: 6800 Eastman Ave. in the Midland Mall, 839-9963. Mancino’s Pizza & Grinders: 301 S. Saginaw Road, 631-1200. Maru Sushi & Grill: 715 E. Main St., 633-0101. McDonald’s Restaurants: 601 Waldo Ave., 495-0165; Midland Mall, 6312315; 4925 Eastman Ave., 832-1715; 1711 S. Saginaw Road, 832-5932. Midland Burger Company: 6800 Eastman Ave. in the Midland Mall. Midland Brewing Company: 5011 N. Saginaw Road, 631-3041. Molasses Smokehouse + Bar, 201 E. Main St., 486-9730 Noodles & Company: 7007 Eastman Ave., 495-2520.

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North Side Deli: 2218 N. Saginaw Road, 832-3354. Old Chicago Pizza and Taproom: 6603 Eastman Ave., 499-7979. Olive Garden: 6803 Eastman Ave., 832-8128. O’Macron: 128 Townsend St., 989486-3180. ONe Eighteen: 111 W. Main St., inside the H Hotel. 989-633-6099, Panda Express: 6902 Eastman Ave., 372-8320. Panera Bread: 6707 Eastman Ave., 835-5639. Papa John’s: 1520 N. Saginaw Road, 837-7272. Pi’s Chinese Restaurant: 1815 S. Saginaw Road, 832-5848. Pizza Baker: 240 E. Main St., 989486-1898. Pizza Dude Brick Oven: 4328 N. Saginaw, 486-9670. Pizza Hut: 1516 N. Saginaw Road, 839-9935. Pizza Sam’s: 102 W. Main St., 6311934. Pop-Pop’s Gourmet Treats: 136 Ashman Cir. 486-9601. Poppy’s Place, 579 Continued on page 58

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Sam Wishowski, a server at M’s Cafe, delivers plates of food to a table of diners Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at the restaurant in Midland. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) Continued from page 57 E. Isabella Road. 486-8254. Proper Taco: 139 Ashman St., 4863780. Qdoba Mexican Grill: 6912 Eastman Ave., 837-2600. Rally’s Hamburgers: 2020 S. Saginaw Road, 631-4681. Rancheritos Mexican Grill: 405 E. Main St., 989-486-8265. Shier’s Deli and Catering: 2218 N. Saginaw, 832-3354. Shirlene’s Cuisine: 1716 W. Wackerly St., 631-8750. Sid’s Party Store: 810 Ashman St., 631-1066. Stacker Grill: 4312 N. Saginaw Road, 631-8646. Starbucks Coffee: 7201 Eastman Ave., 631-2472. State Street: 715 E. Main St., 8371221. Subway: 1900 N. Saginaw Road, 832-5758; 2009 S. Saginaw Road, 4869219; Midland Mall, 835-4558; 3520 Isabella St., 839-0508. Also located inside Walmart. 58

Taco Bell: 2038 N. Saginaw Road, 835-4850; 1810 S. Saginaw Road, 6310590; 7340 Eastman Ave., 488-6496. The Creek Grill: 1259 Poseyville Road, 486-3717. The H: 111 W. Main St., 839-0500. Offers three culinary venues. One Eighteen features a fine dining experience. Cafe Zinc is a casual dining restaurant. Oxygen, O2 is a bar area. The Loch Coffee Company: 140 Ashman., 989-486-9988. The Original Tony’s: 2111 S. Saginaw Road, 839-8560. The Taste of Midland: 3001 S. Saginaw Road, 989-486-1488. Tim Hortons: 2003 S. Saginaw, 8329955. Tropical Smoothie Cafe: 985 S. Saginaw Road, 835-2533; Eastlawn Center, 985 S. Saginaw Road, 835-2533. Villa D’Alessandro: 801 E. Wackerly, 631-3821. Adjacent to Tuscany Banquet Hall. Wendy’s Old Fashioned Hamburgers: 1612 S. Saginaw Road, 835-2880. WhichCraft Taproom: 124 Ashman St., 832-3395.

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YaYa’s Flame Broiled Chickens: 1409 S. Saginaw Road, 835-2882. Zitoon: 6800 Eastman Ave., inside Midland Mall. 837-5501 Coleman Leah’s Korner Kafe: 300 E. Railway, 465-6711. Subway: 5426 N. Coleman Road, 465-9981. The Pizza Man: 115 N. 4th, 465-1142. Sanford Red Oak Family Restaurant: 322 W. Saginaw Road, 687-5501. Jack’s Hometown Pizza: 245 W. Saginaw Road, 687-7713 Sanford Lake Bar & Grill: 3770 Bailey, 687-5620. Taco Universe at Black Creek, 3305 N. River Road, 941-0008 Auburn Auburn Hotel: 101 W. Midland Road, 662-2281. Bobbie’s Pizza: 507 W. Midland Road, 662-6160. Burger King: 4907 Garfield Road, 662-2530. LaPizza: 709 W. Midland Road, 6624491. McDonald’s: 4885 Garfield Road, Continued on page 59

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Danielle Colegrove, right, chats with customers Hailee Duso, center, and Nathan Duso, left, the very first customers during opening day at The Taste of Midland, a new Tex-Mex restaurant located at 3001 S. Saginaw Road in Midland. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net)

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662-2431. O’s Pub & Grill: 123 Midland St., 266-3148. Nori’s Restaurant: 963 W. Midland Road, 266-3285. Bay City American Kitchen Restaurant: 207 Center Ave., 402-1366. Berger’s Family Restaurant: 6387 Westside Saginaw Road, 686-0224. Bier Garten: 8 State Park, 684-1331. Brooklyn Boys, The “Real Italian” Pizzeria: 612 E. Midland St., 894-5560. Costela Brazilian Steak House: 110 Uptown Dr., 778-2640. Cracker Barrel Old Country Store: 2854 E. Wilder Road, 671-9905. Doubletree Hotel: 1 Wenona Park Plaza, 891-6000. Fusion 1 Cafe: 813 Saginaw St., 891-0551. Gatsby’s Saloon: 203 Center Ave., 922-5556. Grampa Tony’s Restaurants: 1108 Columbus Ave., 893-4795. Krzysiak’s House Restaurant: 1605

Michigan Ave., 894-5531. Latitude 43 Grill & Bar: 1013 N. Henry St., 391-9868. Lucky’s Pub Food-Spirits-MusicDancing-Fun: 615 E. Midland St., 8959005. Lumber Barons Brewery & Pub, The Stables Martini & Cigar Bar: 804 E. Midland St., 894-0400. Lumberjacks Steak House: 605 E. Midland St. (next to Westown Theater), 892-5741. Midland Street Jack’s Grill & Lounge: 605 E. Midland St., 892-5741. Morning at Maggies Omelette: 819 Saginaw St., 892-3142. Mulligan’s Pub: 109 Center Ave., 839-4555. Nino’s Family Restaurant: 1705 Columbus, 893-0691. Oasis Lounge: 1913 Kosiusko Ave., 893-4491. Old City Hall Restaurant: 814 Saginaw St., 892-4140. Old Tyme Broadway: 1602 Broadway, 892-1144. Real Seafood Company: 199 Uptown Drive, (888) 456-3463.

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Riverfront Grille: 1 Wenonah Park Place, 460-1700. River Rock Cafe: 614 E. Midland St., 894-5500. Stock Pot Diner and Catering: 1007 Washington Ave., 893-9332. Tavern 101: 101 Center Ave., 7781431. Uno’s Chicago Grill: 2795 E. Wilder Road, 684-8667. Vno Wine Bar & Bay City Grill & Bar: 512 E. Midland St., 460-0117. Wanigan Eatery: 1905 S. Wenona St., 892-8303. Willew Lounge: 3005 E. Midland Road, 684-9109. Beaverton Lang’s Pizza and Subs: 3210 Lang, 435-4848. Juicy Bone: 1476 Dale Road, 4353287. Subway: 101 S. Ross, 435-7000. Freeland Apple Mountain, Kathleens: 4519 N. River Road, 781-6789. Burger King: 150 E. Washington St., 695-6001. Eudici’s Pizza: 184 Church, 695Continued on page 60

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Noodles & Company, 7007 Eastman Ave, Midland. Take-out, delivery. 989-495-2520. Hours: 11 am -8 pm Continued from page 59 5165. Freeland Dairy: 200 King, 695-2293. Hungry Howie’s: 15 S. Main, 6955700. Log Cabin Bar and Grill: 181 S. Main St., 695-5761. McDonald’s: 7374 Midland Road, 695-6083. Pat’s Food Center Deli: 7620 Midland Road, 695-9821. Riverside Family Restaurant: 8295 Midland Road, 695-5563. 2nd Street Sports Pub: 274 Meyers, 695-6501. Subway: 7375 Midland Road, 6952105. Gladwin Burger King: 701 W. Cedar Ave., 246-1041. Camp Sports Bar & Grill: 5810 N. M-30, 426-6255. Chee Peng: 218 W. Cedar Ave., 4264451. 60

Gladwin Family Diner: 711 N. Silverleaf, 426-8141 Kentucky Fried Chicken: 1179 E. Cedar Ave., 426-0139. Macks on Main: 101 W. Cedar Ave., 426-1784. McDonald’s: 1107 W. Cedar Ave., 426-6662. Mr. M’s Pizza & Lounge: 139 W. Cedar Ave., 426-5001. Pizza Hut: 691 E. Cedar Ave., 4269091. Riverwalk Grill: 777 W. Cedar Ave., 246-9123. Subway: 346 W. Cedar Ave., 4261955. Sugar Springs Country Club: 1930 Sugar Springs Road, 426-9203. The Hearth: 1930 Sugar River Road, 426-9203. Saginaw Chili’s Grill & Bar: 4363 Bay Road, 797-4470. Famous Dave’s: 5665 Bay Road, 797-7675.

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Forbidden City: 4024 Bay Road, 799-9340. Harvey’s Grill & Bar: 3055 Tittabawassee Road, 401-4424 Hello Sushi: 2575 Tittabawassee Road, 790-0022. Hunan Restaurant: 3109 Bay Plaza Dr., 792-0303. Kabob & Curry House: 4070 Bay Road, 497-4400. Outback Steakhouse: 2468 Tittabawassee Road, 797-2319. Red Lobster: 4141 Bay Road, 7935250. Rib Shack: 1801 E. Genessee Ave., 754-3173. Sullivan’s Food & Spirits: 5235 Gratiot Road, 799-1940. Teppanyaki Grill & Supreme Buffet: 3210 Bay Road, 793-0888. TGI Friday’s: 2775 Tittabawassee Road, 497-8443.

Retail: Chambers of Commerce Auburn Area Chamber of Commerce: 301 W. Midland Road, Auburn, 662-4001. Bay Area Chamber of Commerce: 812 N. Water, Bay City, 893-4567. Gladwin County Chamber of Com-

merce: 608 W. Cedar, 426-5451. Midland Area Chamber of Commerce: 300 Rodd St., Ste. 101, 8399901. Saginaw County Chamber of Commerce: 515 N. Washington, Ste. 201,

Saginaw, 752-7161. Sanford Area Chamber of Commerce: https://sanfordmichiganchamber.com, 687-2800.

Retail: Places to Stay When Visiting

The main lobby of The H Hotel. (Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net) Midland Baymont Inn &Suites: 2200 W. Wackerly St., 989-631-0070 or 800-422-2744. www.wyndhamhotels.com/baymont/ midland-michigan/baymont-innand-suites-midland/overview Best Western Valley Plaza Inn: 5221 Bay City Road, 989-496-2700. Days Inn by Wyndham: 5217 Bay City Road, 989-496-0100 Fairfield Inn and Suites Marriott: 506 E. Buttles. 989-631-7100. Hampton Inn by Hilton: 6701 Eastman Ave., 989-837-4000. Holiday Inn Midland: 810 Cinema Drive, 989-794-8500.

NADA Hotel & Conference Center: Located at Northwood University at 4000 Whiting Dr. Guest rooms equipped with refrigerators, microwaves, gym access and wireless Internet access. Meeting and dining facilities with full bar service are available for group events. Off-premise catering services are offered. Call 989-837-4284 or visit www.northwood.edu/conference Residence Inn by Marriott: 850 Joe Mann Blvd., 989-837-9990. Sleep Inn of Midland: 2100 W. Wackerly St., 989-837-1010. SpringHill Suites Marriott: 800 Joe

Mann Blvd., Midland, 989-837-2700. The H Hotel: 111 W. Main St., 989839-0500. www.thehhotel.com Twilight Motel: 4959 S. Saginaw Road, 989-496-3540. Gladwin All Seasons Inn: 78 E. M-61, 989426-5600. Rivertown Inn: 1220 E. Cedar Ave., 989-246-9130, www.rivertowninn.net Riverwalk Place: 777 Cedar Ave., 989-246-8000. Northwoods Motel: 5800 N. M-30, 989-426-4021. White Star Motel: 100 N. M-30, 989426-8940.

Retail: Cable Television The cable company serving the City of Midland is Charter Communica-

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Retail: Banks and Credit Unions BANKS Auburn TCF Bank, 232, W. Midland, 662-4421. Independent Bank, 1004 W. Midland, 662-4403. Beaverton TCF Bank, 190 S. Ross, 435-7721. Coleman TCF Bank, 375 E. Railway, 465-6121. Freeland TCF Bank, 230 N. Main, 695-2060. Freeland State Bank, 185 E. Washington, 695-5551. Gladwin TCF Bank, 1016 E. Cedar Ave., 426-4547. PNC Bank, 235 W. Maple, 426-4511. Midland Comerica Bank, 201 McDonald St., 839-2266; 1616 N. Saginaw Road, 839-2254. Fifth Third Bank, 321 S. Saginaw, 839-4448. 1st State Bank, 400 Ashman St., 989-492-7500 Horizon Bank, 5710 Eastman Ave., 631-4280. Huntington Bank, 1709 N. Saginaw Road, 835-3444; 1000 S. Saginaw Road, 631-9155. Isabella Bank, 2222 N. Saginaw Road, 832-6198; 210 S. Saginaw Road, 631-5860. PNC Bank, 5200 Eastman Ave., 835-8787. TCF Bank, 310 E. Larkin St., 839-5277; 333 E. Main St.,

839-5219; 2910 S. Jefferson Ave., 839-5252; 3400 E. Isabella Road, 839-5297; 2106 N. Saginaw Road, 839-5234; 6711 N. Jefferson Ave., 839-5317. Sanford TCF Bank, 256 W. Saginaw, 687-5531. (under construction) CREDIT UNIONS Auburn United Financial, 1026 W. Midland Road, 863-5232. Freeland Family First Credit Union, 6900 Midland Road, 989-695-5144 Frankenmuth Credit Union, 111 S. Main, 497-1600. United Financial, 7600 Midland Road, 863-532. Gladwin Members First Credit Union, 1291 W. Cedar Ave., 855-835-6328. Midland Dow Chemical Employees’ Credit Union: 600 E. Lyon Road, 835-7794. Frankenmuth Credit Union: 401 S. Saginaw, 989-497-1600. Members First Credit Union: 400 Dartmouth Dr., 855-835-6328; 600 W. Wackerly St., 855-835-6328. Wildfire Credit Union, 100 Joseph Dr., 249-8200.

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