Later today, Imlay City has its first Night on the Downtown. Starts with a special farmers market opening at 4 PM (til 7) at 3rd & Main. Golden Harvest Trio will be playing at 7 in Lamb Steele Park, behind city hall – this launches I.C.’s Summer Concert Series. Balloons for the kids. Don’t forget to bring a blanket or lawn chair for the concert. Enjoy!
June 23, 2009
night on the downtown
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June 5, 2009
blacks corners fire
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where there’s smoke
Four departments were called out for a structure fire Friday at about 6:30 AM at this house on Blacks Corners Road south of Weyer. Imlay City responded with Almont, Attica and Goodland Townships assisting. A firefighter who lives just down the road heard the call and rousted the two occupants from the house without injury.
Firefighters got the house fire knocked out while the power line that started the problem lay burning and buzzing in the trench it seared through the ground. Power crews didn’t arrive until around 7:30 AM to cut power, after the house fire was out. The house appeared to be heavily damaged in the upper story. There had reportedly been trouble previously with the power line in April, but it had been fixed by the utility.
May 30, 2009
clikt-it: imlay city
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cruising by the elevators
at Lapeer Grain in IC
May 24, 2009
auction in Imlay City
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going… going….
The patter of the auctioneer’s voice is quintessential summertime Saturday morning fare. This Saturday it was at Eastern Michigan Fairgrounds in Imlay City, with classic motor scooters and mopeds, and about a gazillion related parts. Auction was run by Rowley’s Auction Service.
The bike in the foreground of the picture at right, reportedly a 1939 BSA 500, went for over $2,000.
