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Je K. Pasche, CFA® Senior Vice President, Investments Traverse City Branch Manager

Susan G. Carlyon, WMS Senior Vice President, Investments Wealth Management Specialist®

James Spencer, ChFC®, AAMS® Financial Advisor

Maggie Beeler, AAMS®, CRPC® Investment Portfolio Associate

Shelley A. Stefanits Complex Administrator Manager West Michigan Complex

Courtney C. Jackson Complex Business Coordinator

Much as we love Frankfort’s sand sculpture contest, kids’ bike decorating competition and small town–vibe parade and fireworks, our favorite ourth of July finale is one the city started in the ’70s: a hunt for a hidden brass medallion, a relic of the city’s 1930s-founded Soaring Club. Once each day from July 1 to 4, the Frankfort Elberta Chamber of Commerce posts a progressively easier clue—usually tied to community history—leading hunters to the hiding spot. Whoever finds the medallion first wins $150 and a little

Jim Stoops, AWMA®, CRPC® First Vice President, Investments

Jeff K. Pasche, CFA Senior Vice President, Investments Traverse City Complex

Jennifer Youker, CFP®, CRPC® Financial Advisor

Trevis

Barbara S. Shellman, MBA, APMA™ Accredited Portfolio Management Advisor™ Financial Advisor

Susan Stepka Client Service Associate

Tyne

Jennifer Youker, CFP®, CRPC®

Eric H. Palo Financial Advisor

James Spencer, ChFC, AAMS Associate Vice President, Investments

Robert Fenton

An exploding volcano, a dancing five-person flag, Sasquatch and leashed hamsters have appeared in Horton Bay’s annual (and infamous) July 4 parade. In 2023, with a “Let’s Go Retro!” theme and some of Samuel Horton’s own (very enthusiastic) descendants at the helm, we’re expecting a parade of facebook.com/ (not a misprint).

Get Your Ducks In A Race

At 2 p.m., you can watch hundreds of rubber ducks race down the Boyne River from Old City Park (27 S. Lake St., Boyne City) or, better yet, buy one from the Boyne Area Chamber for $10 and a chance to win a prize between $50 and $1,000 … depending, of

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photo by Dave

photos by Dave Weidner