Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 15th of January.
Good morning, Bay City.
Bay City Commission approves funding for a new drop-in center to address chronic homelessness, offering resources and safety without sleeping facilities.
Bay City residents are advocating for the reopening of the recently closed Fire Station 5, drawing parallels to the wildfires in Los Angeles as a cautionary example of what could happen without sufficient local fire services.
Bay City launches a new, free public safety app for smart devices to provide updates and resources from first responders, making it easier for residents to access information and assist police and fire departments.
Bay City Public Schools' board delegated the authority to review and approve purchasing card expenses back to the district superintendent, following a conclusive audit.
McLaren Bay Region's planned staff layoffs are postponed following negotiations between the union and management, allowing many nurses to retain their jobs temporarily.
Free Kids Movie Screening: Lilo & Stitch
The Bay City Noon Optimist Club is hosting a free screening of Lilo & Stitch, with a suggested donation for local charities.
8th Annual Band Roulette Show
The Band Roulette Show features live improvisational performances drawn randomly, showcasing local musical talents while raising funds for music education programs.
Polymer Clay Hearts Workshop with Allise Noble
This workshop teaches participants the basics of sculpting with polymer clay by creating a heart pendant suitable for various uses.
Career Center Open House
Want to help your child shape their future? Join the Bay-Arenac ISD Career Center for their Open House on Thursday, February 13th, from four to seven P.M. and explore programs with hands-on training and speak with local labor organizations about apprenticeship opportunities for high school students.
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