Char-Em United Way issponsoring AlternativeSpring Breaks for areahigh school and collegestudents.“You don’t have to travelto a foreign country tohave an Alternative SpringBreak experience,” pointsout Casey Adams, UnitedWay’s AmeriCorps VISTA.“This project gives you theopportunity to stay homeand help right here inCharlevoix and Emmetcounties.”This year there will be avariety of different proj-ects across Charlevoix andEmmet Counties. The firstis the Bergmann Beautifi-cation Project which willbe held at the BergmannCenter in Charlevoix onThursday April 5th from10-4. Second, the RavenHill Discovery Center inEast Jordan needs helpwith their Blurred Bound-aries: Ancient to ModernMegaliths exhibit. Thiswill involve recreating fa-mous rock sculptures fromacross the world on the2nd and 3rd of April from10-2. Third, the EmmetCounty Recycling Centerin Petoskey is planning anenvironmental-based proj-ect at their facility from 9-4. Finally, the Habitat forHumanity needs assis-tance improving book-cases for the homes theybuild as well as other proj-ects around the ReStore inHarbor Springs on April5th from 9 to 2.If the weather is permit-ting, all four projects willgo ahead as planned. Eachdestination will providelunch and refreshmentsand all volunteers will geta free United Way T-Shirtand water bottle.Pre-registration is re-quired so all interested vol-unteers should contactCasey Adams atvista@charemunitedway.org or call Char-Em UnitedWay directly at 231-487-1006.
Alterative Sprig breaks to be hel across Charlevoix a Emmet Couties
Boyne River Nature Area.The land is located alongthe river in the east end of the Industrial Park. Thearea is a wetland.This project will consistof constructing board-walks and steps aroundthe wetland and establish-ing a rain garden thathelps to prevent soil ero-sion. The path will be ap-proximately 900-feet long.The proposed pathway willnot be wide enough toallow for bicycle use. Theboardwalks would be float-ing boardwalks across thewetland area to the BoyneRiver edge.“Students can learnabout wetlands and the im-portance of preservingthem,” Cunningham said.“It’s another enhancementto what Boyne City is.”FOBR will apply forfoundation grants to helpwith costs of construction.Volunteers perform thework with businessessometimes assisting withthe equipment needed inconstruction. Cunning-ham estimated the cost of the project at $50,000.The Nature Area wouldtake advantage of an exist-ing ravine that slopesdown toward the river andconnects to a short, nar-row pathway that parallelsthe river at the base of thehillside, according to theFOBR website. For moreinformation on FOBR con-tact its website at: friend-softheboyneriver.org.
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The following cases were re-cently decided in the 90th Dis-trict Court for the County ofCharlevoix:
William David Baker, 31,Boyne Falls. Driving without se-curity. Sentenced to pay $365 infines and costs.Susan Marie Sharpe, 59,Petoskey. Driving without secu-rity. Sentenced to pay $365 infines and costs.
MARRiAge liCeNSeS
The following people have re-cently filed for marriage licenseswith the County of Charlevoix:
Kyle Lee Winstone, 26, BoyneCity and Rachel Star Moblo, 26,Boyne City.Robert Arthur Flore, 30, EastJordan and Danielle Rene Major,29, East Jordan.Joseph Lyman Battle Jr., 38,Charlevoix and Shawn Elizabeth Adams, 33, Charlevoix.
ASSuMeD NAMeS:
The following businesses re-cently filed with the CharlevoixCounty Clerk's office for anassumed name for doing busi-ness:
Joey Rocks, 6245PincherryRoad, Charlevoix by JosephMichael Farley.Ingalls Building Services,06430 Fraley Road, Boyne Fallsby Clint Ingalls.Charlevoix Hotel, 101 Michi-gan Ave., Charlevoix by North-ern Quarters Management LLC.Rob Bellingar Buillders, 29780Barneys Lake Road, Beaver Is-land by Robert Bellingar.2 Girls & a Broom, LLP, 101 Ainslie, Charlevoix by Sarah A.Thorne and Deborah S. Bow-man.Tapawingo, 00970 Marina Dr.,Boyne City by Blake Operations,LLC.
BOYNE CITYPOLICE DEPT.
Mnda, Frar 27
1:59am Returned foundpurse to owner in the in the 800block of S Lake St10:50am Received badcheck complaint from the 100block of E Water St12:31pm Report of large firein the area of Pleasant and Ter-race. Owner was asked to put itout due to wind conditions.12:55pm Unlock in the 1300block of Boyne Av4:29pm Welfare check onfisherman near the river mouth.Moved to safer ice.4:40pm Welfare check in the300 block of E Division St7:05pm Arrested subject forOWI and refusal of PBT at Lakeand North Streets8:42pm Civil complaint in the500 block of N Lake St
tsda, Frar 28
1:56am Assist fire Depart-
ment in the 400 block of N East St
8:15am Driving complaint re-ceived on Boyne Av. Made con-tact with driver.3:54pm Trespass complaintin the 500 block of N Lake St11:00pm Assist EMS in the300 block of Vogel St
Wdnsda, Frar 29
5:49am Civil complaint in the300 block of Silver St8:20am Met citizen at animalshelter to lodge a cat.10:38am 2 vehicle propertydamage accident at Lake andRay Streets11:08am Report of open
door in the 400 block of E Main St
10:04pm Report of distur-bance in the 200 block ofFranklin St11:17pm False alarm re-ported in the 400 block of NLake St
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2:30am Attempt to locate anoverdue motorist. Located inthe 100 block of E Main St7:05am Suspicious situationin the 1000 block of S Lake St7:26am Report of suspiciousvehicle near the airport10:53am Report of subjectsplowing snow across Elm St1:41pm Assist to Sheriff De-partment on Snyder Rd2:00pm Report of contractorfraud and larceny from the 300block of W Division St3:52pm Unlock at the rivermouth6:10pm Report of dog run-ning at large in the 500 block ofJersey St10:55pm Suspicious situa-tion in the 300 block of E Divi-sion St11:34pm Civil complaint in
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6:51am Road hazard nearthe intersection of Boyne Avand Beardsley St. Removed8:30am Suspicion of drugsin the 1000 block of Boyne Av.None located.8:56am Subject with con-traband located in the 1000block of Boyne Av3:13pm Driving complaintreceived on Boyne Av3:45pm Dog running at
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4:16pm Subject arrestedon warrants10:31pm Report of linesdown at Main and HarrisStreets11:51pm Report of tree onhouse in the 900 block of Roo-sevelt St
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1:01amReport oftrees on lines at Mechanic andBay Streets1:36am Report of tree onlines in the 300 block ofMcKinley St2:03am Tree on lines atMarshall and Anderson Roads2:41am Trees on line witharcing and sparking at Earl and Alice Streets2:47am Assist EMS in the500 block of N Lake St4:29am Tree on lines atPleasant and Lincoln5:44am Tree down on lineson Poplar St near Brown St7:42am Tree down in roadon Line St8:00am Report of subjectplowing snow into road onHull. Snow was gone on ar-rival.8:55am Tree blockingCharlevoix St near city limits9:19am Report of treedown on Glenwood Beach10:05am Tree down on SLake St near Ann St12:22pm Trees down on
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3:48am Citation issued forparking violation1:21pm 2 vehicle propertydamage accident Boyne Av/ EMain St. Citation issued3:45pmReport ofDomestic violence in the 500block of Jersey St8:00pm Report of subjectswith flashlights on Leroy St.Was the power company.
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911 Hang Up Call...................4 Abandoned Vehicle................1 Alarm......................................2 Animal Complaint.................11 Annoyance.............................1 Assist Citizen.........................2 Assist Motorist.......................3 Assist Other Agency..............8 Attempt to Locate..................2Car/Deer Accident...............10Citations Issued...................33Civil Complaint.......................5Disturbance............................3DNR Complaint......................1Domestic Dispute..................1Found Property......................1Fraud......................................1Health & Safety......................1Juvenile..................................2Larceny..................................9Lockout..................................5Miscellaneous Criminal..........2Noise Complaint....................1Paper Service.......................17Personal Injury Accident........3Personal Protection Order.....1Private Property Accident......4Property Check......................3Property Damage Accident....9Suspicious Situation..............3Traffic Stop...........................85Trespassing............................2Vehicle in the Ditch................2Violation of Controlled Sub-stance Act..............................2
On Friday March 2, 2012,at approximately 11:45 a.m.,the Charlevoix CountySheriff’s Office, MelroseTownship EMS, and theMelrose Township Fire De-partment were dispatchedto a two vehicle personalinjury accident on US-131near Bear River Road inMelrose Township.A 2003 Chevrolet Ava-lanche was traveling South-bound on US-131 when thedriver crossed the center-line, striking a Northboundvehicle. The 79 year olddriver of the Avalanchewas identified as PeterSpangus, of Boyne Falls,and was transported toNorthern Michigan Hospi-tal where he was treated forhis injuries.The driver and passen-gers of the Northbound ve-hicle were not injured. Thedriver of the 1996 ChevroletUtility Truck was identi-fied as Mark Heinzel, age 58of Rogers City, he rolled histruck while attempted toavoid a head on collisionwith the other vehicle. Pas-sengers, Glen Heinzel andGlenn Schultz also fromRogers City, did not sustainany injuries in the roll-overaccident. This incident isstill under investigation.
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BOYNE CITY — The city justreceived notification that a grantfor more than $500,000 to recon-struct south Park Street will beawarded to the city. The grant re-quest was originally turned downby the state in the fall of 2011.This grant combined with 22other grants totals $4.5 millionthat the city has received since2005.“This is very exciting news,”city manager Michael Cain saidat a Feb. 28 city commission meet-ing. “It will be a complete recon-struction project. The city willrebuild Park Street from WaterStreet to Pine Street both over theground and under.”The city’s share of the total costof the $719,000 project is approxi-mately $215,000. Cain said busi-nesses and the downtown BoyneDistrict Library have wanted theimprovements for some time.The city hopes to have thefunds from the state in May and if the funds arrive in May the citywill begin construction in the fall.In another recent development,the state Department of NaturalResources offered two parcels of state land to the city for a total of $16,000. The land contains approx-imately 2,900-feet of frontage onthe north side of the Boyne River.“These parcels add to manythat we already own along theriver and build towards our abil-ity to create a river based recre-ation system in our community,”Cain said in a memorandum tothe board of commissioners.“This would be a public assetunder local control that couldbenefit countless generations tocome. These acquisitions allow usto control and protect both sidesof the river in certain locationsand expand our reach along theriver in others,” he said. The com-missioners agreed and approvedthe action.
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24 year-old Nate Cadwell is a2006 Pellston High Schoolgraduate, and he and his twinbrother Joe, live with theiradoptive parents, Sam andBarb, in the Carp Lake area.Nate has also become a veryfamiliar face to visitors enter-ing the Meijer Store inPetoskey, where he works as agreeter in the truest sense of the word. His smiling face andwarm, outgoing personalityare a welcoming first stop asshoppers walk through thedoor intent on their daily er-rands; a task that alwaysseems much more enjoyableafter a few friendly and helpfulwords from Nate.“I like working at Meijervery much,” Nate beams.“The people at Meijer are likefamily to me. I enjoy talkingto people who come into thestore. I feel very glad to have a job like this at a time when alot of people are hurting anddon’t have jobs.”His father, Sam, adds, “Thepeople at Meijer have gone outof their way to be helpful andsupportive. Nate has come toknow a lot of people. Friendstell us that they shop at Meijerbecause they know Nate willbe there to greet them.”There is something else;Nate and his brother bringtheir incredibly powerful andpositive spirit into the worldfrom their perspective in awheelchair. They both haveCerebral Palsy, a disease thathas afflicted them since birth,but never slowed either of them down.“We had originally broughtNate and Joe into our homewhen they were 18 months oldand (their caregivers) neededsomeone to take care of theboys for about three weeks,”recalls Barb Cadwell. “Theywere taken in and out of ourhome several times in an at-tempt to reunite them withtheir birth mom. That didn’twork out, and we adopted theboys when they were eightyears old. At that time, theywere absolutely identical, andthe only way anyone could tellwho was who was by the colorof their wheelchairs!”A characteristic that madeNate easy to spot was the hugeinterest in he took in sports.Following that passion, he be-came the assistance coach of the Pellston Girls Volleyballteam when he was a sopho-more.“One day my dad told me theVarsity Volleyball coach askedhim if I would like to helpcoach the team,” Nate recalls.“Neither my dad or I knewmuch about volleyball, but wedecided it would be fun to giveit a try anyway!”He ended up serving as as-sistant coach for the next fiveyears, and once the sportingbug had hit him, he began at-tending Pellston Varsity Bas-ketball games in 2004. Twoyears later, the Pellston Hor-nets honored Nate by present-ing him with a “#1 HornetFan” award.Cliff Haas, owner of Hamill’s Carpet in Petoskeyand Pellston Varsity Basket-ball coach for the past nineyears, states; “Nate has beenthere by the bench at thegames for as long as I can re-call. Every year he starts outasking me if we are going un-defeated this season. He’s ex-cited that we came very closeto that this year.”He adds, “Nate is such a sin-cere person and he has a hugeheart. He loves people and thesport of basketball. Everyyear, we have Nate come intothe locker room before a gamenear the end of the season andhe gives the team a pep talk. Itis something we all look for-ward to.”Nate’s father, Sam, affirms,“There are times when theteam starts falling behindwhen some of the teammateswill get things going by saying‘we have to win this for Nate.’”While his motivation and en-couragement are a courtside
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HB 5448:
Introduced byRep. Judson Gilbert onMarch 1, 2012. A bill thatwould allow a tax levy bythe board of county roadcommissioners to raisemoney for electors resid-ing outside of the juris-diction of cities andvillages.
STATUS:
Referred toCommittee on Trans-portation.
HB 5449:
Introduced byRep. Jeff Irwin on March1, 2012. This bill would re-quire law enforcementand investigators to ob-tain consent or a searchwarrant to access or dis-close certain location in-formation obtainedthrough the GPS system.
STATUS:
Referred toCommittee on Judiciary.
HR 0194:
Introduced byRep. George Barnett onMarch 1, 2012. A resolu-tion to commemorate the100
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Adopted by theHouse on March 1, 2012.
HB 5448:
Introduced byRep. Judson Gilbert onMarch 1, 2012. Allowcounty road commissionsto levy taxes on propertyto raise money for countyroads outside of citiesand villages and regulateexpenditure of moneyraised.
STATUS:
Referred toCommittee on Trans-portation.
HR 0192
: Introduced byRep. Greg MacMaster onFeb. 29, 2012. A resolutionto urge the Department of Natural Resources andthe Department of Envi-ronmental Quality to in-crease their commitmentto the preservation of shipwrecks and artifactsin the Great Lakes in amanner that keeps thiswork and any artifactswithin Michigan.
STATUS:
Referred toCommittee on Natural Re-sources, Tourism and out-door recreation.
HR 0193:
Introduced byGreg MacMaster on Feb.29, 2012. A resolution tourge the Governor towork with Michigan’suniversities and historicpreservation groups, theConsulate General of France in Chicago andthe Great Lakes Explo-ration Group to develop apublic-private partner-ship to ensure that the ar-chaeological efforts tolocate and preserve theartifacts of the Griffin re-main entirely a Michiganproject.
STATUS:
Referred toCommittee on Natural Re-sources, Tourism and out-door recommendation onFeb. 29.
SR 0124 :
Introduced bySen. Darwin Booher onFeb. 29, 2012. A resolutionto memorializethe Con-gress of the United Statesto enact a new federalfarm bill that ensures thelong-term stability andsuccess of our nation’sagricultural food and en-ergy system with pro-grams that empowerfarmers to better managerisk.
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Adopted by theSenate on Feb. 29, 2012.Compiled by B. J. Conley03-05-2012
Nate Cadwell
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Nate and Joe Cadwell are just a few months awayfrom enjoying a home of their own.Back in 2009, Sam Cadwellarranged to move a 1,400square foot Cape Cod stylehome from the Monroe Lakearea to a corner of the fam-ily’s property in Carp Lake.Since that time, several peo-ple have been hard at workgetting the home ready forNate and Joe to move into.“I’ve had help fromfriends, neighbors, rela-tives…just about anyone Ican get to stop by and joinus,” states Sam Cadwell. “Acarpenter friend of ours,Jeff Murray, has been ourbiggest helper, and works onthe place about 20 hours aweek.”Much of the work has fo-cused on adapting the hometo a universal design, whichallows wheelchair accessi-bility throughout. A garagehas also been added, and theupper level is being con-verted into an apartment forthe caregiver.“We are hoping to haveeverything completed bylate summer or early fall,”Sam notes. “Nate and Joeare excited with the idea of having some additional in-dependence living on theirown, and feeling more likethey are truly a part of ourcommunity.”If readers would like todonate items or help on thehouse, please call Sam orBarb Cadwell, 231-537-4628.
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inspiration for the Hornet play-ers, Nate has also applied hisleadership skills to his ownsports accomplishments. In 2003,he enrolled in a weightliftingclass to try his hand at benchpressing.He reflects, “I began with the45-pound bar and kept addingweights. The coach told me hethought it would be very good if Icould work up to 200-pounds byChristmas, which was a fewmonths away. I blew by that goala few weeks later and ended upparticipating in the State Tour-nament down in Kingsley whereI lifted 205-pounds. Actually, themost I ever benched pressed was335-pounds, which was a staterecord in my class.”Sam adds, “What he isn’ttelling you is that he onlyweighed about 110-pounds at thattime!”Nate always has some advice togive to the Hornet basketballteam, and often before the gamebegins the officials will go overto Nate and tell him ‘if we hearanything out of you – you’re outof the game!”It’s all in good fun, of course,and to my knowledge Nate hasnever actually been asked toleave the game…but he does takea very active interest in what ishappening on the court.“It’s very important that dur-ing tournament time if a teammakes mistakes and loses onegame…they are out,” Nate ad-vises. “I have always wanted togo down to the Breslin Center(State Championships in EastLansing) to see the Hornets play.I think this year we may have agood shot at it.”On Tuesday the AssociatedPress rated the Pellston Varsityteam in the Class D state stand-ings. Nate’s unstoppable opti-mism seems on track for anupcoming trip to the MSU cam-pus.
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