YMCA Storer Camps seeking businesses, organizations to participate in Healthy Kids Day

Cindy Hubbell
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Cindy Hubbell is president and CEO of the Irish Hills Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Cindy Hubbell is president and CEO of the Irish Hills Regional Chamber of Commerce.

YMCA Storer Camps is holding a Healthy Kids Day from 1 to 4 p.m. April 29. They are looking for local businesses and organizations that offer products and services that support the overall health of children to participate. YMCA Storer Camps offers plenty of indoor and outdoor space for your representatives to lead activities, provide samples or distribute information to families. Please contact Derek Bycraft at dbycraft@ymcastorercamps.org or 517-536-8607, ext. 205. There is no fee to participate.

Decker and Sons Insurance Agency has a new location for its Jerome office. They are now at 12745 E. Chicago Road, Somerset Center. The phone number is 517-688-4241. You can also find one of their offices in Addison and Onsted.

Join Cherry Creek Cellars from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, March 9, as they make clay bird houses. No prior experience is needed as the instructor guides you through all the steps needed to make your own unique bird house. All materials are included with your ticket. For more information, visit cherrycreekwine.com.

The Kiwanis Club of Brooklyn is hosting a Swain Memorial Park playground renovation meet and greet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Feb. 28 at the Brooklyn American Legion Post No. 315. If you are interested in this project, have questions or would like to help, be sure to attend this meet and greet. For more information or to RSVP, please call Greg Shira at 517-902-9915.

Join Callaghan’s Coffee Café every Friday in February from 5 to 7 p.m. for their Flight Happy Hour. If you are looking for a chance to try some new drinks and/or desserts, this is the perfect opportunity. Check out Callaghan’s Facebook page for upcoming events and information.

Tickets are available for the 13th annual Taste of the Irish Hills taking place March 11 and 12 throughout the Irish Hills area. For only $25 per person, you will have the option to stop at 25 different locations during this self-guided tour, sampling some of the best cuisine around. Maps will be included with your purchased ticket so you can plan your weekend. Tickets are available online at IrishHills.com, at the chamber office, Cherry Creek Cellars and Visit Lenawee offices. Call 517-592-8907 with any questions. This event is sponsored by Visit Lenawee.

Cindy Hubbell is the president and CEO of the Irish Hills Regional Chamber of Commerce. She can be contacted at 517-592-8907 or by visiting www.IrishHills.com.

This article originally appeared on The Daily Telegram: Irish Hills Chamber: YMCA Storer Camps to hold Healthy Kids Day

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