Bay City bridge disaster: When the Third Street span fell into the river

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June 18, 2025

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Saginaw And Bay City News

Bay City bridge disaster: When the Third Street span fell into the river

Bridge tender Peter Homewood described the terrifying five-second collapse that sent sparks flying and twisted steel into the Saginaw River, an event later called "a day that changed Bay City forever."

By Joey Oliver | joliver@mlive.com

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Saginaw And Bay City News

Bay City 1st Ward commission seat: 11 candidates to interview June 23

Former journalists and community leaders vie for position vacated by Stephen Prince earlier this year, with interviews scheduled at City Hall.

By Joey Oliver | joliver@mlive.com

Saginaw And Bay City News

Auburn Cornfest returns: What to know about the 2025 summer festival

The Chamber of Commerce-hosted event offers five themed nights including Veterans Appreciation with fireworks, plus carnival rides, contests, and a parade supporting Make-A-Wish.

By Joey Oliver | joliver@mlive.com

Saginaw And Bay City News

Headliner out at Bay City Fireworks Festival, new musical act announced

Josey Scott, the front man for the band Saliva, will no longer be performing, but another popular band has been added to the lineup.

By Joey Oliver | joliver@mlive.com

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Rezoning for 5-story Marriott hotel in Grand Haven gets final approval

The hotel is expected to open by 2027, generating $18 million annually for the local economy.

By Kayla Tucker| ktucker@mlive.com

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University of Michigan Health-West partners with OAM on new orthopedic surgery center

The facility will include eight operating rooms and replace Orthopedic Associates of Michigan's (OAM) current surgery center at Midtowne near the Medical Mile.

By Brian McVicar | bmcvicar@mlive.com

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Flint Township will pay more than expected to dispose of homes at condemned park

A condemned mobile home park that was demolished by the township will cost more than expected to dispose of because trailers there may have contained asbestos.

By Ron Fonger | rfonger1@mlive.com

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2 Michigan spots on list of best places to camp in Midwest

By Brandon Champion | bchampio@mlive.com

Electric Forest 2025: Weather impacts festival setup as thousands arrive in Michigan

By Joel Bissell | jbissell@mlive.com

MacKenzie-Childs strawberry embroidered dish towels are now $15 on sale and perfect for summer

By Mikhayla Dunaj | mdunaj@mlive.com

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