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Sizzle on the Shore

Monday, September 1st, 2008
Sizzle on the Shore

Sizzle on the Shore

The Fenton Regional Chamber of Commerce’s Linden Advisory Board is proud to announce a new event in Linden – Sizzle on the Shore! The event will be held in downtown Linden by the Millpond on Saturday, September 6, 2008.

 

The event will feature lobster and steak dinners sizzling on the shore. Three bands will entertain the crowd with a variety of sounds such as: Motown, Country and soft rock. It is anticipated that this type of event will draw nearly 1,000 people.

Time / Location: The event will be from 2:00pm – 9:00pm – Downtown Linden

Dinner will be served from 3:00pm – 8:00pm

Ticket Prices:
Lobster Dinner- $25 – Lobster ticket sales deadline is August 29th
Steak Dinner - $20 (pre-purchased)
Steak Dinner - $25 (day of event)

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Kids Theater Kompany Presents: The Little Mermaid

Saturday, March 8th, 2008

The Little Mermaid
Performances at
Linden High School Auditorium
May 2-3 & May 9-10Friday & Saturday evenings at 7pm
Saturday Matinees at 2pm
Tickets are $5.00
Group Discounts Available (Call Ahead)
Senior discount $1.00 off

Tickets available at:
Bittersweet Café, Holly
Little Professors Book Center, Fenton
Additional information is at: kidztheatrekompany.org
Or Call Katie Carr at 810-735-5313

Written by Hans Christian Andersen adapted by R. Eugene Jackson with music by Carl AletteProduced by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Service, Inc. Englewood, Colorado

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A Message from BroadStreet Grille

Monday, May 28th, 2007

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Linden, Michigan Burns 5/18/07

Sunday, May 27th, 2007

Very sad news. Downtown Linden, Michigan burns almost to the ground in a devastating fire on Friday, May 18th of 2007. This is a total loss to the community of Linden Michigan. Buildings dating back from 1850′s to the 1920′s were destroyed in the fire. Serveral business were in the historic district along with some apartments leaving some people with no homes or businesses.

Over 25 fire department were called in to battled the blaze. The owner of Brady’s on Broad Street was rumored to have a huge Christmas collection stored in the building. No one was injuried. The fire started in the one of vacant building.

Fenton citizens are with you, Linden! We are saddened at your loss, and ours. We wish you all the best!

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