Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 14th of December.
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🏘️ Community
The Nate & Mary Ida Doan Santa House in Bay City offers a festive Christmas experience for all ages, opening its doors from the first Saturday after Thanksgiving until December 22.
Bay City's Veterans Memorial Bridge, now handling a 30% increase in traffic due to the Lafayette Bridge closure, maintains a 'fair' condition rating, with no major repairs planned until potentially January 2026.
🚨 Crime
A 23-year-old in Bay City was charged with assault and child abuse after stabbing two officers and using his child as a shield during an arrest.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel seeks to reinstate charges against three officers for not intervening in an incident where a trooper assaulted a handcuffed man.
🎓 Education
A forensic audit of Bay City Public Schools administrators' credit card spending over 42 months revealed no questionable trends or wrongdoing.
🏛️ Government
Michigan lawmakers have approved a proposal to significantly increase unemployment benefits and extend the duration of these benefits, amid concerns from the business community and debates on its potential impact.
🏈 Sports
Michigan Lutheran Seminary utilized the size and skills of their football players to secure a 50-43 basketball victory over Nouvel Catholic.
🎉 Bay City Events
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Visit Santa at Nate & Mary Ida Doan Santa House
The Nate & Mary Ida Doan Santa House features animated displays and offers visitors a chance to take pictures with Santa in a festive log cabin setting.
New Year's Eve Piano Duel with Cool 2 Duel
Experience an interactive piano dueling event featuring Cool 2 Duel, paired with a gourmet dinner and a festive atmosphere at the Bavarian Inn Restaurant.
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