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SPONSOR THE BIZ BLAST
IS YOUR BUSINESS OR ORGANIZATION IN NEED OF SOME GREAT EXPOSURE?
RESERVE YOUR SPOT AS A BIZ BLAST SPONSOR FOR ONLY $50/per wk.
THE COST IS AFFORDABLE AND THE EXPOSURE IS HIGH.
For more information, call the Chamber office at 231.547.2101 or email info@charlevoix.org
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FREE Youth Activities at Charlevoix Circle of Arts:
For ages 18 and under: COLORING CONTEST!
Now - Feb. 24th.
Have your students get creative with the attached coloring sheet for a chance to win our prize drawing.
The image is a life-size, hand made costume by Charlevoix high school senior Laina Sladics, titled "Eastern Dragon".
Laina has designed and created this costume to be worn and you can see out through the actual eyes- So awesome!
Laina won a college scholarship to Kendall College of Art & Design as well as CCA's 1st prize.
DOWNLOAD COLORING SHEET at CharlevoixCircle.org (PRINT 2-SIDED!)
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FARMING WITH CLIMATE CHANGE: FILM AND DISCUSSION SERIES
February 1st-February 15th
As Earth’s climate changes farmers will be faced with increasingly unpredictable weather conditions and more frequent extreme weather events. Farmers will need to gather resources, create support networks and develop strategies to manage under new climatic conditions. Regenerative farming practices have the potential to ameliorate environmental impacts and make farming systems more resilient to extreme and variable weather. Regenerative practices also have the potential to sequester carbon for long-term reduction of global warming. It is important for farmers to have a forum where they can learn about climate change and farming practices that will make them more resilient to its effects, and to share their knowledge and resources with other farmers.
Sessions 2 and 3, Feb 1 & Feb 8 (online): We will discuss readings that inform about the effects of climate change on farming, practices being developed to manage climate change and resources available to help farmers mitigate the risks associated with climate change. The selection of readings will be influenced by group interests and will be adapted to include references participants have found relevant and useful.
Session 4, Feb 15 (Hybrid): Final readings for this session will have been decided by the group in previous sessions, and will emphasize practices and resources participants intend to use. We will discuss follow-up steps we may wish to take to support farmers making changes. We will engage the Small Farm Guild, created by Crosshatch to facilitate farmer-to-farmer communication and resource sharing, to support ongoing discussion and peer support. Register here.
ncmclifelonglearning.com
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NCMC TIMBERWOLVES To Hold Second Annual Military Appreciation Games
February 3rd
NCMC Athletics and the men’s and women’s basketball teams will honor veterans and active-duty military on Saturday, February 3, when the Timberwolves face the Grand Rapids Community College Raiders at 1 p.m. at Petoskey Plastics Arena.
Veterans and active-duty military will receive free admission to NCMC’S second annual Military Appreciation Games. All Timberwolf players will be wearing special warmups to honor past and present service members.
ncmich.edu
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Happy Starts Here! Karaoke Night
February 3rd
Join us for a fun night of drink specials, singing, and smiles! No cover charge. Ages 21+. 8pm-11pm.
Saturday February 3
Saturday February 17
Saturday March 9
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Meditation & Sound Bath
February 4th-June 16th
Class Dates to Register for:
February 4, 18
March 3, 17
April 7, 21
May 5, 19
June 2, 16
Join Lindsay Walter, certified meditation and breath work coach for a community meditation and breath work group class.
Each session includes a discussion and guided meditation blended with breath work and sound bath.
Participants will leave feeling grounded, balanced, and relaxed. Classes are held at the Charlevoix Circle of arts on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month from 9:30-10:30am.
Please wear comfortable clothing, and bring a yoga mat, pillow, blanket, and water bottle.
(Floor surface is hard).
Minimum # of Participants to hold class = 1
Maximum # of Participants = 10
charlevoixcircle.org
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Free Community Movie at Charlevoix Cinema III Sponsored By Charlevoix Cultural Corridor: Mutiny On The Bounty
February 6th
CuCo and Charlevoix Cinema III will be screening Mutiny on the Bounty (1962) at the theater! Doors open at 5:30pm and the movie will start at 6:00pm. The movie is free! Concessions will be available for purchase.
charlevoixlibrary.org
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Frostbite Trail
February 10th--April 20th
The Frostbite Trail is back for 2024!
No, that’s not just what we’re calling a walk in the woods without proper boots—the Frostbite Trail is a winter tasting and food experience hosted by 12 businesses in Antrim and Charlevoix counties.
There are four Saturday dates scheduled for 2024: Feb. 10, March 23, and April 20. Visit between 12pm and 6pm to sample a small bite food tasting with a pour of wine, beer, or cider. (Cost is $12 per person at each stop.)
This weekend’s theme is “handhelds,” with menus available on the participating location’s websites: Townline Ciderworks, BOS Wine, Short’s Pull Barn, WaterFire Vineyards, Torch Lake Cellars, Cellar 1914/Shooks Farms, Bier’s Inwood Brewery, Folklor Wine and Cider, Lost Cellars, BluDot Farm and Vineyard, Spare Key Winery, and Ethanology Distilling.
frostbitetrail.com
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FREE YOUTH ART LAB Watercolor Class!
February 10th
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GLCO Little Waves
February 10th
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Galentine's Party
February 13th
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Amore Ball at the Charlevoix American House
February 14th
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Snowsuit Soiree
February 17th
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Pet of The Week-Snowball!
This little cutie is Snowball.
Snowball is considered a special needs dog as she is totally deaf, but she doesn't let a little thing like that get in her way!
Snowball is full of sweetness and has wonderful manners. Snowball was originally adopted from us several years ago but was found running as a stray in another county and was never picked up.
After that Snowball found herself back at CAHS in search of a lasting forever home. Snowball is a bit cautious of other dogs and we think she would be fine with cats. She is also house trained. Open your home to this little lady and we promise she will warm your heart!
charlevoixhumane.org
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Did you know winter is a great time to get your tree work done?
Trimming or removing trees in winter is good for trees, because it minimizes pest and disease risk, reduces stress as they heal, and prevents further damage. It's also good for you, because you can take care of your trees without putting your summer plans on pause! To learn more about the benefits of winter tree trimming and removal, click here: 4 Reasons to Trim and Remove Trees in Winter - Drost Landscape of Northern Michigan To schedule your free site visit, contact Drost Landscape at (231) 348-2624 or info@drostlandscape.com.
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February 2024 Chamber Notices: Charlevoix County Commission on Aging
Please join us for some fun on our special celebration days in February!
Friday, February 2, 2024 – Ground Hogs Day Celebration on Spring
Friday, February 9, 2024 – Our “Soup”er Bowl Celebration Day
Tuesday, February 13, 2024 – Our Mardis Gras Celebration Day with Paczkis!
Wednesday, February 14, 2024 – Our Valentine’s Celebration Day
And Leap Into a new month with us on Thursday, February 29, 2024 with a Traditional Comfort meal!
All COA Offices and Senior Centers are CLOSED for the Presidents Day Holiday on Monday, February 19, 2024.
Don’t forget we have a well-stocked exercise room for our aging adults in both East Jordan and Boyne City. We have also added some fun new programming in all of our Centers this year too.
Keep an eye out for BINGOCIZE, Cardio Drumming, Technology Trainings, Movies and Travels on our new Smart TV’s, and much more!
Please print our Calendars, “Like” our Facebook Page “Charlevoix County Commission on Aging”, follow us on Instagram “Charlevoixcountycoa” and look all the other goings on either on the Senior Hi-Lites Newsletter page or the Menus / Calendars and Activities pages of our website at www.charlevoixcounty.org/Commission_on_Aging .
We are changing what aging looks like and feels like!
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Healthy Habits for Healthy Smiles:
Promoting National Children's Dental Health Month
Health Department of Northwest Michigan (HDNW), along with the Northern Michigan Public Health Alliance, is highlighting the importance of good oral hygiene for children during National Children's Dental Health Month in February. This health observance brings together thousands of professionals, healthcare providers, and educators to support children, their caregivers, teachers, and many others. The American Dental Association (ADA) 2024 campaign slogan is “Healthy Habits for Healthy Smiles.”
“Building good oral health habits as a child is key to a lifetime of healthy mouths,” says Dawn Marie Strehl, HDNW Regional Oral Health Coordinator and Registered Dental Hygienist. “We encourage parents, guardians, educators, and community members to work together to make dental care a regular part of every child’s daily routine.”
Key points for National Children's Dental Health Month, supported by the ADA:
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Brush and Floss Every Day: This simple routine helps prevent cavities, gum disease, and other oral health issues from infancy through adulthood.
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Healthy Eating for Healthy Teeth: A balanced diet is crucial for strong teeth and gums. Encourage children to choose healthy snacks like fruits, vegetables, and dairy products over sugary treats. Sugars and starches contribute to plaque, which can attack tooth enamel.
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Regular Dental Check-ups: The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that children have a regular dental provider, or dental home, by age 1. Finding and fixing problems early can prevent more significant dental issues later.
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Infant Support: Place only formula or breast milk in bottles, not sugary drinks. Ensure the bottle is removed before putting the infant down for sleep. Encourage children to drink from a cup by their first birthday. Discourage prolonged use of sippy cups. Provide clean pacifiers – don’t put them in your mouth or dip them in something sweet before giving them to your child.
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Oral Health Services: HDNW supports families with oral screenings and fluoride varnish applications for children aged 6 to 35 months enrolled in our WIC program and/or eligible for Medicaid. Led by registered nurses, this initiative complements regular dental care and is helpful for those at high risk of cavities and gum disease. Applications can be done up to four times a year. The goal is to prevent tooth decay and encourage regular dental care.
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Seal! Michigan: HDNW also participates in SEAL! Michigan, a program which offers dental sealants and oral health education to students in school-based settings. Contact your local school district to see if they participate in this program.
HDNW recognizes the effort needed to prioritize children's dental health. By working together, we can ensure that every child in our area grows up with a healthy and confident smile.
nwhealth.org
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Presented by the NCMC Corporate and Community Education Department: "Non-Profit and Association Management 101"
Wednesdays from Feb. 7th to Mar. 20th, 9:00-10:30 am
Are you facing challenges as a member of a Board of Directors? Are you a newly elected Board Member or Officer and uncertain about your role? Does your organization need guidance on recruiting for the future? Do you aspire to elevate your Non-Profit Organization or Association to its highest potential? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, this class is tailored for you! For more details and registration information, click here.
ncmich.edu
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New Exhibit at Charlevoix Circle of Arts:
SPOTLIGHT ON INNOVATION
EXHIBIT RUNS: January 26 - February 24, 2024
Our annual regional high school student art exhibit! Come and see unique works from 11th & 12th grade budding artists from Charlevoix County and the surrounding area! With scholarship awards from Kendall College of Art & Design of Ferris State University, and CCA prize awards.
charlevoixcircle.org
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Registration is open for the ninth annual Stafford’s Hospitality Top of Michigan Festival of Races
Bayfront Park in Petoskey Memorial Day weekend, hosted by Top of Michigan Trails Council. The Saturday, May 15, event features three professionally timed run/walk events in half marathon, 10k, and 5k distances - all using the Little Traverse Wheelway. Participants can register at www.runsignup.com. The Festival of Races is organized by the Top of Michigan Trails Council and supported by an array of local sponsors and volunteers. Registration fees benefit the Trails Council, overseer of over 300 miles of non motorized trail in Northern Michigan.
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NEW for Small Businesses and Entrepreneurs:
Tune in every Tuesday to Small Biz, Big Wins, a podcast by Keep it Real Social, your local award-winning marketing agency. Learn about business expansion, choosing a niche, building a positive culture in the workplace, buying an established business, and so much more. Learn from fellow business owners and celebrate the spirit of entrepreneurship. Listen today and apply to be a guest or recommend someone inspiring.
keepitrealsocial.com
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Employers: Register now for North Central’s Spring Career Fair!
North Central Michigan College is hosting a Spring Career Fair on Wednesday, April 3, from 2—4 p.m. in the NCMC Student & Community Resource Center gymnasium. Open to employers and jobseekers, the event will provide opportunities to network and recruit candidates for career-track and entry-level positions as well as internships.
Space is limited to the first 55 employers to register. Secure your booth before January 28 to receive our Early Bird rate of $30! (Regular rate is $50.)
Register now at the Early Bird rate!
Questions? Contact Wendy Kresnak, NCMC career development specialist, at wkresnak@ncmich.edu or 231-439-6265.
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WINEGUYS RESTAURANT LOVE MONTH Dinners in Petoskey
PALETTE BISTRO presents Feast of Saint Valentine with Domaine Couly-Dutheil: a five-course wine dinner on Thursday, February 15 at 6:30pm. Fit for Saint Valentine featured courses include — Goat Cheese, Rainbow Trout, Terrine, Duck Ragu and Lamb a la Provençal. Special Guest Travis Tache, Woodberry Wine and Scott Wiltjer, Chef de Cuisine, will bring a romantic evening to life with rich flavor and the French wines of Domain Couly-Dutheil. $95/pp ( plus tax & gratuity) | Reservations Required. CITY PARK GRILL presents a three-course Valentine’s Day Dinner for TWO with choice of appetizer, entrée and dessert. Pair dinner with LOVE MONTH featured cocktails like Love Bug (raspberry vodka, grenadine, adami in a champagne flute), Chocolate Covered Strawberry (chocolate bailey’s, strawberry vodka, in a martini glass with a strawberry swirl), and Bourbon Sweetheart (bourbon, lemon juice, simple syrup, domain de canton, dash bitters/topped with soda). City Park Grill reservations: 231-347-0101 | Palette Bistro reservations: 231-348-3321. CLICK for more Wineguys Happenings.
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Save The Date: Ring of Silence
The women of Charlevoix Zonta are constantly working on advocating for women’s and girls’ rights, which includes education of the community on important subjects that no one wants to discuss or that no one wants to believe can happen in his/her neighborhood.
One of these very important subjects is human trafficking. While most of us equate human trafficking with sex trafficking, it can take many forms of indentured servitude. This is happening everywhere and the more people that understand and recognize that, the quicker we can try to help those who may be in such a situation or to eradicate it altogether.
Please see the attached flyer for the Ring of Silence movie which will be shown February 21, 2024 at 6pm at the Charlevoix Cinema. There will be discussions following the movie, with local medical, legal and enforcement officials. Those under 18 will need to be accompanied by an adult.
zonta15.org
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Lights of Love Funds Support Hospice Patients
On a cold and silent December 6, 2023, the seventeen personalized hearts and 103 green, blue, red, and gold lights adorning a tree in Boyne City were lit in a celebration of life. The event included prayer, carols, hot chocolate, and a trumpet solo.
For the past three-plus decades, Boyne Eta Nu Chari es has held these events to both help those grieving a loss find hope in the season and to support those in hospice to make their wishes come true through this project that raises funds for hospice patients.
Pati Scott currently chairs the Boyne Eta Nu committee that hosts the event. “We would like to thank everyone who made a donation on to the Lights of Love (LOL) benefit for Hospice of Michigan (HOM),” said Ms. Scott .
“We would also like to thank and recognize our community sponsors who contributed to the LOL event including Bob Grove and the Dilworth Hotel for hos ng our tree; George Fosmore Landscaping for providing our tree; Wright Builders & Design for the painted wooden hearts; Pastor James Mitchum for blessing the tree; Boyne River Grill for providing hot chocolate; the Boyne City High School Drama Club who led the holiday caroling, plus Bob Greene for his Amazing Grace trumpet solo.”
Recently, Eta Nu Chari es presented a check in the amount of $3,650.00 stated Melissa McDonald, philanthropy specialist. The donation is designated for HOM patients and families in Charlevoix, Emmet, and Otsego Counties and is to be used to provide comfort for patient and family, that can be anything from a window air conditioner to flying a family member home to say goodbye. Hospice of Michigan has been serving patients and families for more than 40 years, with help provided in 50 Michigan counties. As an independent, statewide not-for-profit hospice program they are driven by their mission, Every Person, Every Time, meeting their parents and families where they are and surrounding them with dedicated expertise. In the past thirty-size years, Boyne Eta Nu has contributed over $125,650.00 to several Hospice programs in our three-county area. We are pleased to continue to make a difference in our communities for parents and families who need hospice services.
BoyneEtaNu.org
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NCMC expands educational offerings with three new degree programs:
Programs in Digital Art and Design, Teacher Education, and Medical and Health Sciences available Fall 2024
North Central Michigan College (NCMC) has expanded its academic offerings with three innovative degree programs available beginning Fall 2024: An Associate of Applied Science in Digital Art and Design, an Associate of Arts Concentration in Teacher Education, and an Associate of Science Concentration in Medical and Health Sciences.
“These new degree programs reflect NCMC's commitment to providing high-quality education and fostering student success in diverse fields,” said NCMC President David Roland Finley. “We are excited to offer students structured pathways to pursue their passions and build successful careers in Northern Michigan and beyond.”
Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Digital Art and Design
The Associate of Applied Science in Digital Art and Design is designed to revolutionize the traditional role of design, focusing on improving the visual appearance and function of communication in various forms, from architecture to graphic design. Graduates will be well prepared for a variety of careers in the creative industry, including animation, graphic design, illustration, marketing, and video production.
“It is exciting to provide students an opportunity to complete a two-year credential that deepens their training in areas where North Central already offers more focused programs, including our Animation Certificate and our Graphic Arts Certificate of Development,” said Dean of Arts and Sciences Sara Glasgow. “Now, students can continue their studies with those credentials scaffolding into an associate degree.”
The degree is also highly flexible, Glasgow added, allowing graduates to enter the creative industry immediately or continue their education at a school of art and design.
Professor of Art and Design Anne Morningstar said she is eager for what North Central’s first art-centric degree will mean to aspiring artists and designers.
“Art and design careers often seem limited to ‘the big city’ or ‘Hollywood,’ but the reality is that creative jobs are taking place all over the world,” Morningstar said. “Beginning a creative career at North Central will provide students with a solid foundation in the arts while cultivating their design skills to the level necessary for transfer, or for beginning their careers in Northern Michigan.”
Associate of Arts (AA) Concentration in Teacher Education
The Associate of Arts Concentration in Teacher Education is designed to provide a solid foundation for students who want to pursue a career in elementary education, focusing on pedagogy and practices up to third grade. The four-semester program offers a comprehensive curriculum that includes general education courses and specialized teacher education courses.
Students interested in teaching at higher grade levels will benefit not only from the program’s curriculum, but also from NCMC's partnerships with institutions including Lake Superior State University, as well as North Central’s ongoing efforts to establish transfer agreements with other state universities.
The program offers flexibility, allowing students to complete their coursework fully online or through a combination of in-person and online options.
“This program fills a gap in the pipeline for students interested in pursuing a degree in education,” said Jennifer Wixson, professor of early childhood education. “The clarity of continuing on a structured educational pathway — from Char-Em ISD’s Future Educator Academy for high schoolers, to NCMC’s teacher education program, and then on to a four-year program — is exactly what supports our students’ success.”
Associate of Science (AS) Concentration in Medical and Health Sciences
The Associate of Science Concentration in Medical and Health Sciences is tailored for students who want to prepare for careers in health and medical fields. Graduates who complete the four-semester program will be well prepared to pursue bachelor's degrees in various fields including medicine, veterinary medicine, dentistry, physical and occupational therapy, physician assistant, and medical technology.
This program allows students to begin their education at NCMC, enjoying significant cost savings while benefiting from a top-tier academic experience and fully transferable credits, according to Dean of Nursing and Health Sciences Brent LaFaive.
“The AS Concentration in Medical and Health Sciences allows students to begin their careers at NCMC and seamlessly transition into bachelor's programs, with a clear pathway into medicine, therapy, medical technology, and a variety of allied health programs,” LaFaive said. “Students will benefit not only from the cost savings, but also from a more personalized learning environment, with increased attention and support before they transfer to larger colleges or universities.”
North Central’s summer registration is open now. Fall 2024 registration begins March 13. For more information about NCMC’s academic programs, visit www.ncmich.edu/programs.
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STRUGGLING RED KETTLE CAMPAIGN REACHED $145,500 GOAL
The 2023 Red Kettle Campaign was the most challenging it has been within the last 5 years due to inflation and a shortage of ringers staffing Red Kettle locations. Thankfully, because of many compassionate supporters including one very generous individual who made up the difference at the end of the campaign period, The Salvation Army of Petoskey reached it’s 2023 Red Kettle Campaign goal of $145,000.
“I would like to sincerely thank the organizations, service clubs and many other volunteers and supporters that made this campaign a success. We could never hope to fill so many hours or raise the amount of money needed to help our struggling neighbors without your support” says Envoy Roman Hank.
Many local businesses and service clubs showed their support. The Northern Knights Motorcycle Club brought Christmas joy to many local children by raising $17,026 for the Petoskey and Cheboygan Salvation Army locations to split. David Meyer kindly agreed to be the Red Kettle Campaign Chairman once again for 2023 and continued being an inspiration to others to raise money for those in need. Meyer Ace graciously agreed once again to collect donations in both of their Petoskey locations raising $2,000 during the final week before Christmas. On Giving Tuesday, David Kring Chevrolet matched $2,500 while staff rang the bell at Oleson’s Food Store creating a $5,000 kettle and Fletch’s GMC-Buick-Audi matched $500 which brought in over $1,000 at Walmart.
If you would like to donate or if you would like to learn more about The Salvation Army of Petoskey’s programs and services, please visit www.SAPetoskey.org or call (231) 347-3531.
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Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area Community Foundation Grants $15,000 to Northwest Michigan Habitat for Humanity in Support of Affordable Housing in Alanson, MI
Northwest Michigan Habitat for Humanity, is building homes, hope, and community. In support of that mission, NMHFH recently received a $15,000 grant from the Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area Community Foundation.
“Having the support of the Community Foundation has meant so much to our Foundations for our Future project (building 43 homes by 2025),” said Sarah Ulrich, Executive Director of Northwest Michigan Habitat for Humanity. “They have been alongside us every step of the way.
“Northwest Michigan Habitat for Humanity is leading the charge to build much needed affordable homes in our communities,” said David (DJ) Jones, Community Foundation executive director. “We are pleased to support Habitat and their vital work in housing.”
This Community Foundation grant is made possible through the following component funds: Fund for the Community, Birchwood Outreach Fund, Erickson Family Fund, and the Susan Irish Stewart Charitable Fund. Grants from the Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area Community Foundation are made possible thanks to the many generous individuals who establish and/or donate to charitable funds housed with the Community Foundation.
northwestmihabitat.org
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Membership in the Charlevoix Area Chamber of Commerce is open to all businesses, organizations and individuals. It is a policy of the Charlevoix Chamber that membership does not constitute political or issue endorsement.
Images used are provided by the business; business agrees to ownership and rights to use photos in promotions.
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The easiest way to find jobs in the Charlevoix Area! Click here or read below for a list of jobs with our chamber members. | |
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Absolute Enterprises
Construction Work
AdvisaCare
Home Health Aides
Certified Nursing Assistant
Resident Care Aides
Med Tech's
All Weather Seal
Metal Roof Installation
Sales Representative
The Cantina
Server/Bartender
Carlson's Home Improvements
Construction Team Members
Lead & Apprentice Carpenters
Central Drug Store
Patient Care Specialists
Charlevoix Area Community Pool
Certified Lifeguards
Front Desk Staff
Swim School Coordinator
Swim Team Coach
Charlevoix Auto
Automotive Technician
Detailer/ Porter
Sales Specialist
Service Advisor
Charlevoix Area Humane Society
Veterinary Technician
Kennel Attendant
Charlevoix County
Friend of The Court-Director
Boyne Area Senior Center Site Coordinator
Certified Nursing Aide/Homemaker
Part-time Substitute Driver
Corrections Deputy
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Charlevoix Public Schools
Behavior Specialist-Charlevoix Middle School
Charlevoix State Bank
Management Trainee
City of Charlevoix
Dock Attendants
Day Camp Counselors
Junior Day Camp Counselors
Assistant Camp Director
DCL
Accounting Assistant
Welder
EJ
Manufacturing Positions
Sales
Accounting
Truck Drivers and more!
Farley Promo Products
Production Assistant
Farmers Insurance: Melanie Bishop Agency
Team Member
Goodwill Northern Michigan
Assistant Manager
Haggard's Plumbing & Heating
Ductwork Fabricator
HVAC Technician
Journeymen/ Master
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Happy Troll Deli & Pub
Servers
Host/Hostess
Line/Prep Cook
Dishwashers
Harbor Industries
Assembler
Machine Lead
Machine Operator 1st & 2nd Shift
Material Handler
Horizon Bank
Teller
Branch Manager
Joppa House Ministries
Campus Supervisor
Kammermann & Bascom, P.C.
CPA
Landscape Logic
Crew Members
Project Manager
Manthei Construction
Field Construction Laborer
Forklift Operator
Industrial Maintenance Technician
Production Laborer-Demolding
Gravel Train Truck Driver
MacGregor Plumbing & Heating
HVAC Installer
Networks Northwest/Northwest Michigan Works
'Jobs for Michigan's Graduates' Specialist
North Central Michigan College
Adjunct Faculty - Various Subjects
Student Staff
General Staff
Sports Coaching
Northern Community Mediation
Case Manager
Odawa Casino
Bartender/ Server
Cocktail Server
Facilities Housekeeper
Guest Service Representative
Hotel Front Desk Representative
Line Cook
Pineview Cottage Assisted Living & Memory Care
2nd and 3rd Shift Caregivers Needed
Renew it Decks & Outdoor Living
Deck Builder Construction
Stafford's Weathervane
Assistant Manager
The Rainbow Shoppe
Receiving-Donations
Weathervane Terrace Inn & Suites
Housekeepers
Wineguys Restaurant Group
Servers
Bartenders
Food Runners
Dishwashers
Hosts
Server Assistants
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