Bay Mills News - Bay Mills Indian Community


Vol. 10, No.9	Waabigwani-giizis Flower Moon	May 4, 2006

Community responds to wave of local B&E's

BAY MILLS - At first, many locals thought it was just a classic example of "kids being kids" when they would discover that their unattended coolers had been raided and all the contents inside them had been stolen. This usually happened at the ball diamond, "Gum Shoes," or in someone's backyard after a little get together. It didn't really matter where one was at, it was pretty much a general consensus in the community that if you had a stash of booze laying about it was only a matter of time before you were a victim of one of these late night raids. [more]

BMCC named United Way Corporate Neighbor of the Year

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. - Bay Mills Community College was awarded with the United Way Corporate Neighbor of the Year Award on Monday, April 24 at the United Way's 20th annual awards luncheon at the Quality Inn in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. [more]

Warm weather brings pollens, stirs allergies

With summer just around the corner and winter a fading memory, it's hard to believe that some people wish it were just the opposite. But for more than 25 percent of the population, warm weather doesn't just bring sunshine, it brings out sneezing and watery eyes, also known as allergies. [more]

• BMPD: Arrests made, more imminent in B&E's

Mosaica declines to manage OCS high school
BAY MILLS - The Bay Mills Ojibwe Charter School Board of Directors met on Monday, April 24 for a regularly scheduled meeting. All board members were present, as was a large contingent of OCS teachers and staff who were on hand to hear what Mosaica Education Inc. Regional Vice President Bill Ignatowski had to say about Mosaica's recent decision to pull out of the management of the high school. [more]

Cops and Robbers game heats up the Waishkey Center

Bay Mills Law Enforcement officers teamed up to play against students from the Ojibwe Charter School in a match titled "Cops and Robbers," on Tuesday, April 25. [more]