Community Information
ATTENTION BEAR LAKE VILLAGE RESIDENTS…
STREET WORK FOR THE
WATER WELL PROJECT IS BEGINNING!
On Friday, June 8, asphalt grinding will start on
the following streets listed below.
Virginia Street
Cody Street
Euclid Street
Locust Street
They will bury the pipe on Monday, June 11.
Except work on the above streets for the next month. No weekend work.
Sorry for any inconvenience.
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BEAR LAKE COMMUNITY PRIDE DAY!
Join us for a day of “Cleaning Up the Village”!!!
Saturday, June 30th from 9am to 1pm
(Village Residents Only)
Who doesn’t love a clean community?
We will provide food in the Bear Lake Museum parking lot if you’d like to join us there for some cleaning action. Planting of plants, cleaning sidewalks, minor painting and other fun jobs!
Have a lot to clean up at home? A dumpster will be provided for the public in the museum’s parking lot. Larry Bowling will take your scrap metal.
Volunteers will be available for hauling garbage and light landscaping. Call 616-970-2066 if you have any questions or need assistance. As a “THANK YOU” for helping, please join us at the Bear Lake Museum parking lot for FREE hot dogs, chips and beverages at noon.
Come meet your village council members.
LOVE WHERE YOU LIVE!
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Manistee County Announces Scrap Tire Drop-off Events for 2018
Manistee County, MI (June 8, 2018) – Manistee County was awarded a Michigan Department of Environmental Quality Scrap Tire Cleanup Grant to cover the cost of disposal of standard passenger and light duty truck tires. Two county-wide scrap tire cleanup events are being planned for September 22 and October 13. Both events will be held from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Manistee County Fairgrounds
located at 7587 1st Street in Onekama.
Whole scrap tires are banned from landfill disposal which causes many people to leave them on their property. Old tires hold water and act as breading grounds for mosquitoes, are a fire safety hazard, and degrade the natural beauty of the county. The Manistee County scrap tire events provide an opportunity for residents to properly dispose of tires and improve the health, safety and
appearance around their homes and community.
The events are open to residents of Manistee County only for disposal of passenger and light duty truck tires;
the grant does not cover tires from businesses and farms. To verify residency, identification such as a valid Michigan Driver’s License,
State Issued ID, recent utility or tax bill is required to participate.
All tires must be clean and off the rim. A limit of ten (10) tires per vehicle can be transported to the event;
more than 10 tires requires a scrap tire hauler registration by the State of Michigan.
A fee of $1.00 per tire will be collected the day of the event to cover costs of planning and promotion.
For more information contact Manistee County Recycles toll-free at 855.2Go.Zero (855.246.9376) or kaela@iriswastediversion.com.
STREET WORK FOR THE
WATER WELL PROJECT IS BEGINNING!
On Friday, June 8, asphalt grinding will start on
the following streets listed below.
Virginia Street
Cody Street
Euclid Street
Locust Street
They will bury the pipe on Monday, June 11.
Except work on the above streets for the next month. No weekend work.
Sorry for any inconvenience.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
BEAR LAKE COMMUNITY PRIDE DAY!
Join us for a day of “Cleaning Up the Village”!!!
Saturday, June 30th from 9am to 1pm
(Village Residents Only)
Who doesn’t love a clean community?
We will provide food in the Bear Lake Museum parking lot if you’d like to join us there for some cleaning action. Planting of plants, cleaning sidewalks, minor painting and other fun jobs!
Have a lot to clean up at home? A dumpster will be provided for the public in the museum’s parking lot. Larry Bowling will take your scrap metal.
Volunteers will be available for hauling garbage and light landscaping. Call 616-970-2066 if you have any questions or need assistance. As a “THANK YOU” for helping, please join us at the Bear Lake Museum parking lot for FREE hot dogs, chips and beverages at noon.
Come meet your village council members.
LOVE WHERE YOU LIVE!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Manistee County Announces Scrap Tire Drop-off Events for 2018
Manistee County, MI (June 8, 2018) – Manistee County was awarded a Michigan Department of Environmental Quality Scrap Tire Cleanup Grant to cover the cost of disposal of standard passenger and light duty truck tires. Two county-wide scrap tire cleanup events are being planned for September 22 and October 13. Both events will be held from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Manistee County Fairgrounds
located at 7587 1st Street in Onekama.
Whole scrap tires are banned from landfill disposal which causes many people to leave them on their property. Old tires hold water and act as breading grounds for mosquitoes, are a fire safety hazard, and degrade the natural beauty of the county. The Manistee County scrap tire events provide an opportunity for residents to properly dispose of tires and improve the health, safety and
appearance around their homes and community.
The events are open to residents of Manistee County only for disposal of passenger and light duty truck tires;
the grant does not cover tires from businesses and farms. To verify residency, identification such as a valid Michigan Driver’s License,
State Issued ID, recent utility or tax bill is required to participate.
All tires must be clean and off the rim. A limit of ten (10) tires per vehicle can be transported to the event;
more than 10 tires requires a scrap tire hauler registration by the State of Michigan.
A fee of $1.00 per tire will be collected the day of the event to cover costs of planning and promotion.
For more information contact Manistee County Recycles toll-free at 855.2Go.Zero (855.246.9376) or kaela@iriswastediversion.com.