Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 17th of October.
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🏘️ Community
Former Bay City Rite Aid employees plan to open an independent pharmacy in Bay City's south end to continue serving the local community.
General Motors Bay City Operations awarded $60,000 in Community Impact Grants to three nonprofits focusing on STEAM education and road safety.
🎓 Education
Bay City Public Schools names Rick Seebeck as second interim superintendent, continuing the search for a permanent role.
🌲 Environment
Michigan updates its Canada goose management program, allowing for lethal measures in cities and suburbs as relocation efforts fall short.
🏥 Health
A hurricane-induced flooding at a Baxter Manufacturing Plant in North Carolina has led to a nationwide IV fluid shortage, significantly impacting Michigan hospitals.
🏈 Sports
Bay City Central, Caro, and Standish-Sterling girls swimming teams competed in a closely contested double-dual, highlighting the energetic high school sports scene.
The Bay City Athlete of the Week project highlights fall sports athletes for their accomplishments, inviting the community to vote for the weekly winner.
🎉 Bay City Events
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Spooky Pumpkin Slayer 5k Run
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Beach Glass Christmas Tree Workshop
Experience the joy of crafting your own custom beach glass Christmas tree with provided materials at The Vintage Greenhouse in Bay City.
Bay City Holiday Bazaar
Experience a vibrant marketplace featuring over 150 talented vendors, artists, and crafters showcasing unique handcrafted and homemade treasures.
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