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Sentinel photo/Jessica Shepard Bay City Animal Control Officer Miguel Mirelez showed off Annie the Red-footed Tortoise, center, to a group of youngsters at Bay City Public Library's "Tails and Tales" event last week. Mirelez gave tips on keeping pets and wildlife safe during the summer and cautioned children to get an adult if there is something wrong with an animal so that Animal Control can be notified.

Sentinel photo/Jessica Shepard Bay City Animal Control Officer Miguel Mirelez showed off Annie the Red-footed Tortoise, center, to a group of youngsters at Bay City Public Library's "Tails and Tales" event last week. Mirelez gave tips on keeping pets and wildlife safe during the summer and cautioned children to get an adult if there is something wrong with an animal so that Animal Control can be notified.

Tortoise touching at 'Tails and Tales' event

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Thursday, July 10, 2025
Sentinel photo/Jessica Shepard Bay City Community Development Corporation (BCCDC) recognized former board member Blayne Finlay, right, for his commitment and service while on the board during their monthly meeting Monday, June 30. BCCDC Executive Director Jessica Russell, left, gifted Finlay with a clock on behalf of the board.

Sentinel photo/Jessica Shepard Bay City Community Development Corporation (BCCDC) recognized former board member Blayne Finlay, right, for his commitment and service while on the board during their monthly meeting Monday, June 30. BCCDC Executive Director Jessica Russell, left, gifted Finlay with a clock on behalf of the board.

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"BCCDC board approves three grant applications" by: Jessica Shepard

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Thursday, July 3, 2025
   Bay City Community Development Corporation (BCCDC) board members unanimously approved three grant applications – two façade and one website - during their regular meeting Monday afternoon.   Branded KB Boutique’s $1,475 façade grant application was approved for new signage at its new location.

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"NRC reviews STP during council meeting" by: Mike Reddell

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Thursday, July 3, 2025
   City Council heard an STP plant performance assessment and took action on the ongoing Railroad Quiet Zone study at its regular meeting June 24.  Council heard an STP plant End of Cycle Assessment – 2024 – from John Vera, a Senior Resident Inspector with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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