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amazing art pieces created for all to
enjoy during the festival and beyond,
depending on weather,” she said with
a smile. “We also promote this won-
derful community event through our
website community page
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genisyscu.org/about-/making-a-differ-
ence as well as our closed TV moni-
tors in our Michigan branches. With
the great participation from commu-
nity colleges, this is another way for
us to connect our members with fun
activities in our community,” she said.
This year, the college carving compe-
tition will take place from 9 a.m. until
noon on Saturday with awards at 1
p.m. The college teamcarving compe-
tition will take place from 8 a.m. until
noon onSunday, with awards at 1 p.m.
Dueling chainsaws is scheduled
for 7 p.m. Jan. 8 on the Kellogg Park
main stage.
“Genisys Credit Union is extreme-
ly proud of our community involve-
ment as we partner with the
Plymouth Ice Festival to provide a
unique event for the community, as
well as providing support to our com-
munity college ice carvers who take
this opportunity to express their tal-
ents in amazing carving,” Zabik con-
cluded.
