Bay County Fair begins Tuesday, preparations already in the works

The 147-year-old county fair tradition will continue this weekend in Bay County, and organizers are excited to let the talents of local children shine in a fun setting.

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Local teen pleads guilty to graffiti vandalism of Bay City's Liberty Bridge

Scott L. Williams, 19, on Friday appeared in Bay County District Court and pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of property less than $200, a charge punishable by up to 93 days in jail or a fine of $500 or three times the value of the damaged property. In exchange for his plea, prosecutors agreed to dismiss counts of malicious destruction of property between $200 and $1,000 and conspiracy to commit that crime.

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Saginaw-Bay-Midland have cheapest gas in the state

But Michigan has 3rd highest average prices in the country.

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Cold War destroyer heading to Saginaw Bay

The USS Edson passed Joe Louis Arena about 6:45 p.m. en route to becoming the centerpiece of the Saginaw Valley Naval Ship Museum, where it's expected to arrive around noon Monday.

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Mayor Chris Shannon against a tax hike to pay for consolidating police and fire

A proposed consolidation of Bay City's police and fire departments has been described as happening over five years, but that timeline could shrink if need be. One looming question is how to pay for it.

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Townhall Meeting Tonight in Gagetown

A townhall meeting has been called for 6 o’clock tonight, at the Elmwood Township Hall, 6437 Lincoln St, to discuss the growing number of families who have lost their well water in northern Tuscola County.


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Bay City gallery walk takes to the streets with 'Art in Action'

Coordinators of 1st Thursdays in Downtown Bay City are offering a street fair atmosphere for the August gallery walk. Calling it “Art in Action,” not only will those attending be able to check out exhibits at each gallery, but get a chance to watch artists in action, as well as hear some great local entertainment. There is also a chance to get in on the action. Studio 23/The Arts Center, 901 N. Water St., is hosting musician ThirtySecondTaylor. Not only will this one man acoustic band be performing original tunes, those stopping by are welcome to sketch the performer.

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