Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 16th of June.
Good morning, Saginaw.
Local news from last week in Saginaw County showed business mentors using street experiences to curb violence, a historic downtown building sold to a developer, and new leadership taking charge at local arts institutions.
Several criminal incidents, community safety warnings and upcoming events rounded out a busy news week—each highlighting local efforts to improve the community—while residents keep a close eye on ongoing developments.
Bay City Public Schools laid off four staffers amid public outcry while Hobby Lobby opens today at Bay City Town Center—deputies rescued two men from a sinking pontoon on Saginaw Bay and a former officer received probation after causing a death.
Additional Bay County news includes a Riverside Art Festival held over the weekend, Music from the Marsh concerts continuing through August 30, a Father’s Day breakfast held on Sunday, and West Nile virus detected in a county mosquito.
11th Annual Megan Mae Foundation Memorial Golf Tournament
1-8 p.m. — Beech Hollow Golf Course — Registration fee required — Participate in a golf scramble benefiting brain cancer patients and enjoy a mac-n-cheese cookoff.
Michigan Rocks and Fossils Workshop
10-11 a.m. — Castle Museum of Saginaw County History — Free — Discover the fascinating world of Michigan's rocks and fossils in this engaging workshop.
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