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New Chamber Board Chair Brandon Leestma says recent progress has been “phenomenal”

Brandon Leestma: “I have big shoes to fill, but I am looking forward to stepping in and continuing the positive impact the Chamber has had.”

Brandi Mesner

Nolen Pulliam

Meet the chamber's new board members

Two newly elected board members will be introduced to the membership and officially installed at the Chamber's Annual Meeting at 8 a.m. Thursday, January 25th, at Harbor Springs City Hall. Here's a little background on these local leaders:

BRANDI MESNER is the general manager of the Colonial Inn, the only hotel in the City of Harbor Springs, located at 210 Artesian Avenue. She is originally from New York, but her husband Jason is from Harbor Springs. He is retired from the Army, and after many years of service and relocation, they have settled permanently in Harbor Springs. They have three grown children, with one in his senior year at Harbor Light School. She enjoys cooking, foraging, gardening, and travel, and she is involved locally with the Harbor Springs Area Historical Society, the Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra, as well as the Petoskey Area Visitors Bureau and the West Michigan Tourist Association.

Brandi has spent the last 22 years in the spa and hospitality industry, and she enjoys “the ever-changing challenges and potential that it offers. I've been a part of the community for 23 years, and have seen immense growth take place. I want to be a contributing force in how this beautiful community develops.” “I'm eager to bring the Colonial Inn to local residents and visitors' minds, as a viable venue for events, as well. We want to bring hospitality at its finest.”

NOLEN PULLIAM is the Hardgoods Manager for The Outfitter at 153 E. Main Street. He is pursuing a business management degree at North Central Michigan College. Nolen lives in Harbor Springs with his partner and two children. Before settling down here,he lived and enjoyed life in Colorado. Asked about his hobbies and interests, he said that would be “almost any activity that gets me outside and spending time with my family.”

He said he is “thrilled to serve the community and the Harbor Springs Chamber of Commerce” as a way to “contribute to the success of the business community and visitor experience. I want to contribute to the growth and success of local businesses and residents, engage in meaningful collaborations, and positively impact the community.”

Chamber board elects officers for 2024

The Harbor Springs Chamber Board has elected officers for 2023: 

• Board Chair - Brandon Leestma, First Community Bank
• Vice Chair - Derrick Brown, Brown Motors
• Treasurer - Rebecca Adams, Admired in Harbor
• Secretary - Doug Brown, D.R. Brown Photography
• Past Chair - Elaine Warner, Harbor Brenn Insurance Agencies

Welcome to our two newly elected board members:

• Brandi Mesner, The Colonial Inn
• Nolen Pulliam, The Outfitter

Returning to the board will be:

• Mandy Gray, The Highlands at Harbor Springs
• Katie Hammond, Harbor Wear
• Ellie Joles, Odawa Casino
• Elaine Keiser, Elaine Keiser Architect
• Scott Langton, Harbor Springs Lyric Theatre
• Damon Whitfield, Harbor Springs Therapy & Wellness
• Barbara Woodward-Bear, Perry Farm Village

The chamber is also expressing appreciation for the service of Abby Wilson, who has retired from the board. Connie Warner will be stepping away from a full board position and will become a non-voting advisory board member.

> The 2024 officers and board will be formally introduced to members at our Annual Meeting at 8 a.m. Thursday, January 25th at Harbor Springs City Hall. All chamber members and the public are welcome to attend.

The stories above are from our Harbor Happenings newsletter in December of 2023. Below are some more news articles from December. If you'd like to subscribe to Harbor Happenings, email jimharborspringschamber.com.

UNIQUE HOLIDAY GIFTS

Chamber reduces prices on Harbor Springs hats, puzzles, T-shirts, notecards, ornaments

The Harbor Springs Chamber has reduced prices on a number of unique locally branded holiday gifts. You can help support the chamber by purchasing puzzles, T-shirts, Car Festival hats, ornaments and notecards featuring scenes of our community. All are available at the chamber office, 118 E. Main Street. All listed prices include tax.

CHAMBER T-SHIRTS - The chamber’s summer 2023 T-shirts are available at the Chamber office. This year's shirt was designed by Harbor Springs High School art student Nat Mills. Street Musique and other shirts are also available from the chamber. Limited sizes are available and remaining shirts are $20 ($5 off!).

> 2022 White chamber T-shirts, on sale for $10.

TILEWORKS ORNAMENTS - We are offering our first Limited Edition Chamber Ornament in blue with choices of 5 ribbon colors. Only 100 have been made. Thanks to Little Traverse Tileworks for producing this one-of-a-kind ornament for us! Ribbon colors are black, white, olive, gold, and gray. Purchase online or at the Chamber office for $15 ($5 off!) including tax.

HARBOR SPRINGS PUZZLES - Several recent puzzles are available for $25 ($10 off!) at the chamber office. Details.

CAR FESTIVAL HATS - We are offering a Commemorative Car Festival soft cotton hat with the Car Festival logo for $10 ($15 off!). Details.

HARBOR SPRINGS NOTECARDS - A set of 12 is available for $10 ($5.95 off!). With your purchase you will receive 3 each of the 4 photographs, in a lovely bag sealed with the chamber logo, ready for you to give as gifts or individual notes. You can mail up to three sets for an additional $10. Details.

LED BALLOONS - Join the party! These multi-colored LED Transparent Luminous Balloons are available for $10 including tax with flashing or stationary lights. Your kids will enjoy these fun balloons with an 18" stem and hand grip, which make it easy to run around. They are popular any time - 4th of July or winter nights like our tree lighting and Downtown Open House.

2024 Special Events Calendar

* = Chamber events | ** = Chamber Foundation events | = Chamber Member Events

All events are subject to change. 

Click here for a printable PDF of the 2024 full year calendar.

Dec 1-31 – Chamber Office Sponsor of the Month* – Fox and Hound Boutique

Dec 16 - Farmers Market at the Museum, 9a-1p

2024

Jan 1-31 – Chamber Office Sponsor of the Month* –

Jan 13 – Kiwanis Park Sledding & S’mores 4pm – 6pm (Kiwanis Park) (City of HS)

Jan 17 – Chillin’ w the Chamber (HSACC, 118 E. Main) 4p-6p *(3rd Wed of every month) –

Jan. 25 – HSACC Annual Meeting (City Hall – 160 Zoll St.) 8a-10a

Jan 27 – Kiwanis Park Sledding & S’mores 4pm – 6pm (Kiwanis Park) (City of HS) Feb 1-28 – Chamber Office Sponsor of the Month* –

Feb 3 – Kiwanis Park Sledding & S’mores 4pm – 6pm (Kiwanis Park) (City of HS)

Feb 6 – Coffee with the Chamber (HSACC, 118 E. Main) 8a-10a* (1st Tues of every month)

Feb 9-10 – Downtown Harbor Springs Ice Fest (DDA)

Feb 21 – Chillin’ w the Chamber (HSACC, 118 E. Main) 4p-6p * -

Feb 17 – Kiwanis Park Sledding & S’mores 4pm – 6pm (Kiwanis Park) (City of HS)

Feb 23 – March 3 – Restaurant Week*

Mar 1-31 – Chamber Office Sponsor of the Month* –

Mar 5 – Coffee with the Chamber (On the ROAD – 8a-10a* (1st Tues of every month)

Mar 14 – State of the Community (Stafford’s Pier) 11:30a*

Mar ? – S.T.I.R.* 5-7p

Mar 20 – Chillin’ w the Chamber (HSACC, 118 E. Main) 4p-6p

Mar 30 – Bowling Down Main Street (State and Main Streets) 12p-2pm

April 1-30 – Chamber Office Sponsor of the Month* –

April 2 – Coffee and Conversation (HSACC, 118 E. Main) 8-10a* (1st Tues of every month) April 17 – Chillin’ w the Chamber (HSACC, 118 E. Main) 4p-6p * (3rd Wed of every month) April 25 – Airport After Hours (Pellston Airport) 5:30p-7:30p*

May 1-31 – Chamber Office Sponsor of the Month* –

May 7 – Coffee with the Chamber (HSACC, 118 E. Main) 8a-10a* -

May 15 – Chillin’ w the Chamber – 4p-6p* On the Road – The Colonial Inn (210 Artesian Ave)

May 22 – Volunteer Appreciation Happy Hour (The New York Restaurant) 4-6p*

May 25-Oct. 12 (Saturdays) – Harbor Springs Farmers Market (Corner of State & Main) 9a-1p

May 27 – Memorial Weekend Parade 10 a.m. and breakfast at the Legion 7-9 a.m.

May 29-Aug. 28 (Wednesdays) – Harbor Springs Farmers Market (Corner of State & Main) 9a-1p

June 1-30 – Chamber Office Sponsor of the Month* –

June 4 – Coffee with the Chamber (HSACC, 118 E. Main) 8a-10a* - Lite 96.3FM at The Chamber

June 19 – Chillin’ w the Chamber 4p-6p* -

Jun 25 – Night of the Arts Gallery Walk 5:30p-8:30p*

June 27 -Aug 22 – Street Musique** (Every Thursday) 6:30p-8:30p (Except July 4)

Jun 27 – Blessing of the Fleet

July 1-31 – Chamber Office Sponsor of the Month* -

July 4 – Parade* & Fireworks**

July 4 – Harbor Springs Community Schools Art Show (Zorn Park) 9a-4p

July 5 –Friday Night Music in the Park* (Marina Park) 6:30p-8:30p* -

July 7 – Sunday Music in the Park (Marina Park) 4p-6p*-

July 10 – N. Michigan Women’s Club/HSACC Annual Art Show (Nub’s Nob) – 9a-4p

July 12-13 – Shay Days – 10-3p

July 12-14 – Blissfest Music Festival

> Full 2024 Calendar

Check out our area webcams

• Nub's Nob - View
• The Highlands at Harbor Springs - View
• Graham Real Estate Bluff Cam - View
• Steeple Cam from atop Holy Childhood Church - View
• Lyric Theatre, downtown - View

Conservancy’s largest land investment to date: 56 acres of Lake Michigan shoreline

The Little Traverse Conservancy has made a purchase that protects the largest undeveloped, unprotected Lake Michigan shoreline from Charlevoix to the Mighty Mac. This is a landmark moment for our region and for Little Traverse Conservancy (LTC). This past Friday, December 8, the Conservancy purchased 56 acres with a quarter mile of shoreline on Little Traverse Bay in the small Charlevoix County community of Bay Shore. This is the land trust’s biggest financial investment in land to date, and one that was only made possible because of the great vision and dedication of LTC members.

Jennifer Adderley, LTC member and a known lover of the Lake, was invited to admire the unparalleled beauty of the land before it would likely be sold to another buyer. Jennifer spent months thinking about the rocky shoreline and all the sunsets that could be enjoyed there. Jennifer believed in the project and called the Conservancy to pledge the first major gift from the Terence and Jennifer Adderley Foundation, hoping that the rest would come.

Thankfully, the Charles M. and Joan R. Taylor Foundation, Inc. shared Jennifer’s belief that this land deserved to be protected. Joining together with the anonymous lead donor, a vision was made to create Enji-minozhiiyaamigak, the Anishinaabemowin word for “The Place of Peacefulness.” Recognizing that US-31 is a well-traveled route for many who visit northern Michigan, the anonymous lead donor wanted this to be a place for all. They also wanted to honor the history of the land and the Bay Shore Band of Odawa who had lived there. All signs will be in Anishinaabemowin first and English following.

A very important addition to protecting this land is creating LTC’s first owned and cared-for universally accessible (UA) trail. This added another layer of challenge and inspiration to the Conservancy’s plan. The Place of Peacefulness could not be open to all without a trail that can be used by all – including walkers, strollers, and wheelchairs. Brynne and Bob Coletti of Harbor Springs and Naples, FL believed in this vision and made the first-ever quadruple match challenge in LTC’s history to ensure that the accessibility component was included. Thanks to the added support of the Frey Foundation, Soter Kay Foundation, Teddy and Molly Schiff, Gordon and Sharon Hassing, and 142 donors, the land has now been purchased and LTC can begin work on the UA trail with the goal of a grand opening celebration later next year.

> Full plress release.

History talk on Winter Memories of Harbor Springs

Winter Memories in Harbor Springs - 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec 14 via ZOOM

FREE EVENT - Sit back in your chair with a cup of hot chocolate and prepare for a wintry walk down memory lane! This charming presentation will include rare images from the Historical Society's archival collection and will feature local traditions such as sledding down Bull Moose Hill, ice boating, the establishment of a municipal Christmas tree and more. Don't miss this fun and educational presentation with Curator Beth Wemigwase. Registration is required to receive the Zoom link for this presentation.

Bay Bluffs ranked among top nursing homes

“It is the incredible Bay Bluffs care team that led to these impressive rankings through their commitment to quality care and resident safety,” said Bay Bluffs Director of Nursing Sonja Bosley RN, NHA. “These awards are a result of our staff working hard every single day to support, care for and love our residents. I am incredibly proud of our entire team.” Read the full story.

Family adventure awaits on The Enchanted Trail

Put a little sparkle in your weekend plans! The Enchanted Trail at The Highlands is now open. Whether it's your first time or an annual tradition for your family, please join us at The Highlands for this unique and special experience. As we celebrate our resort's 60th Anniversary, our light engineers have set up a delightful display, which is guaranteed to be more enchanting than ever. Be sure to bring the kids - ages 5 and under are free.

Available dates:

December: 15-17, 22-31 (Christmas Week)

January: 1-7, 12-14 (MLK), 9-21, 26-28

February: 2-4, 9-11, 16-25

> Tickets.

Experience winter at Pond Hill Farm

Discover the ultimate winter wonderland at Pond Hill Farm. Indulge in homemade pizza, sandwiches and soups, sip on our estate grown wines, farm-brewed beer & cider or hot cocoa & enjoy non-stop family-friendly fun. Be sure to check out our beautiful holiday gift boxes to send to your family & friends. Pick out the perfect Christmas tree and wreath this holiday season. The winter fun never ends, Pond Hill Farm is your winter wonderland. The free sled hill and groomed trails will be open as soon as we get enough snow. Sunday Brunch runs every week throughout the winter with the exception of December 31st. 

We have started our Winter Music Series with live music in our heated tent from 5 to 8 PM. Here’s the lineup through December:

• Dec. 16 - Serita’s Black Rose Duo
• Dec. 23 - Two Track Minds
• Dec. 26 - Underleaf Band
• Dec. 27 - Tai Drury
• Dec. 28 - Yankee Station
• Dec. 29 - Delilah DeWylde Duo
• Dec. 30 - Ty Parkin & The Old Souls
• Dec. 31 - Dr. Goodhart’s Home Remedy

Blissfest presents annual Winter Solstice concert

An annual favorite, the Winter Solstice is about as close to “halfway to Bliss” as we can get! The evening is a special time to gather and get a mid-year dose of our favorite festival feelings. Join the Blissfest Music Organization in celebrating the season in song, community, and fun. Candle lighting, raffle, and a cash bar. Tickets are $33 for Blissfest members and $38 for others. 

Here's the perfect gift for the flower lover in your life

CTAC School of Ballet presents The Nutcracker

Crooked Tree Arts Center School of Ballet’s 14th annual production of Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker will be performed on stage at the Great Lakes Center for the Arts. Performances are Saturday, December 16 at 3 pm and 7 pm and Sunday, December 17 at 3 pm. 

This year’s production of The Nutcracker has been reimagined with all new choreography and costumes. Now set in the 1920s, the opening Party Scene introduces themes that appear later in Clara’s adventures. Especially notable are the choreographic contributions of Peter Sparling, University of Michigan dance professor emeritus. Sparling has brought a fresh, new take to the Waltz of the Flowers, outlining a story in which a Bumble Bee seeks to pollinate a garden of beautiful, tulle flowers. Queen Flora, performed by faculty member, Marie Millard, teaches her garden of flowers to blossom.

Ticket pricing for the performances is $35 Adult, $10 Student, $75 Box seats, and a $100 ticket option for Friends of the School of Ballet to support the program even further. All tickets are selected and reserved; no general admission seats are available. The Great Lakes Center for the Arts is handling ticket sales for The Nutcracker. Contact their offices by calling 231-439-2100 or by visiting their website: www.greatlakescfa.org.

Attendees of the 2022 Home for the Holidays Double Feature pose with “Frozen” characters.

Center for the Arts presents Home for the Holidays double feature on December 23rd

On Saturday, December 23, sit back and enjoy two holiday favorites on the Great Lakes Center for The Arts’ 45-foot cinema screen with digital surround sound. Kick-off winter break with “The Grinch” (2018) at 2:00PM, complete with a craft for the littles and a festive photo op. Then, come back at 7:00PM for a date or family night with “Home Alone” (1990).

Elevate your experience by pre-ordering snack boxes online along with your tickets, allowing you to bypass the concessions line. Your snack packs will be ready and waiting for you when you arrive. Boxes include a small popcorn, a candy selection, and a 12oz bottle of soda or water.

Don your favorite Grinchy garb, an ugly holiday sweater, or even your jammies, and settle in for a festive cinematic experience.

Purchase your tickets online or 231.439.2610. Tickets are $8/person for the double feature or $5/person if you plan to view only one film. Children 3 and under are free. Snack boxes are $6/ea. Get into the spirit with these classic films, tasty snacks, and good old-fashioned holiday fun.

The 2023 Holiday Season is made possible in part by a grant from The Kroeger-Mainland Family Fund of the Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area Community Foundation.

New Year’s Eve at Crooked Tree Arts Center 

Join Crooked Tree Arts Center (CTAC) and the Petoskey District Library in welcoming in the new year on Sunday, December 31 from 5 - 9 p.m. with a festive lineup of fun, accessible entertainment for all ages with both indoor and outdoor activities. 

CTAC will be filled with refreshments and creative activities including arts and crafts stations, musical performances, pottery and dance workshops, magic shows, speed painting, and more! New this year, there will be a hand-building clay activity, a silent disco, and an acrobatic comedy show. Included in the admission price, guests will enjoy pizza, salad, and pasta from Mancino’s.

Musical entertainment for the community celebration is headlined by The Third Degree in CTAC’s Theater. Other local performers include Jeff Pagel, The North Carolines, and DJ Michael of Northern Entertainment.

Activities are also scheduled at the Petoskey District Library and outside on the Bidwell Plaza, which is free and open to the public. Groove to festive tunes, get toasty with fire pits and s’mores kits compliments of the Petoskey District Library, warm up with chili from Parkside Deli, and enjoy cookies and cocoa! The evening’s festivities conclude with the “Midnight at 9” Times Square-style ball drop on East Mitchell Street. 

All outdoor activities are free and open to the public. Admission tickets are required for indoor activities at CTAC. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children and tickets are available for purchase at crookedtree.org. Crooked Tree Arts Center is located at 461 E. Mitchell Street in downtown Petoskey.

North Central Michigan College’s Class of 2023 nurses recite the International Pledge for Nurses during the college’s pinning ceremony on May 5, 2023. All 25 graduates passed the NCLEX-RN licensure exam on their first attempt, earning a 100% first-time pass rate. 

NCMC nursing grads achieve 100% pass rate

North Central Michigan College’s Class of 2023 nurses achieved a 100% first-time pass rate on the National Council Licensing Examination for RNs (NCLEX-RN), the test that qualifies graduates to practice as registered nurses. 

NCMC Dean of Nursing and Health Sciences Brent LaFaive said the accomplishment further establishes North Central as a top-tier nursing program in the state. “Any patient would be fortunate to have a North Central graduate for a nurse,” LaFaive said. “A perfect pass rate on the NCLEX-RN is not only a testament to our students’ hard work and ability, but also to the quality and dedication of our many talented full-time, adjunct, and clinical nursing instructors.” 

This is the second time in four years that a North Central nursing class has achieved a 100% first-time pass rate. The first was in 2020, when nursing graduates overcame challenges related to COVID-19 to notch a perfect pass rate. 

Both nursing classes were assisted by a generous gift from the Borra Family Foundation, which helped launch North Central’s NCLEX Success Program. The program covers the cost of a live NCLEX training session and provides financial support for students to take the exam and secure their nursing licenses if they follow a prescribed path to complete the NCLEX shortly after graduation.



> Full press release.

New tea towel supports World Central Kitchen

Joann Condino of Three Pines Studio & Gallery has designed a new tea towel in further support of the World Central Kitchen "We Feed People" worldwide mission. Help support WCK by purchasing a new tea towel design online and 50% of your sale will go to World Central Kitchen!

Per Joann Condino, Artist: "I continue my support of World Central Kitchen world wide efforts. Where there is need, WCK responds with food and sustenance. My intent is to help FEED. WCK responds to every crisis created by earthquakes, floods, fire, and conflicts. I can not close my eyes to the need. I can not close my mind to the needs of all people everywhere. I have to do something with what I can do - make art to help."

 Help Support WCK - Buy Tea Towels Online!

Stafford's Pier lists their holiday hours; They're open for Christmas Eve & New Year's Eve

Bring your family to a very special Christmas Eve and/or New Year's Eve celebration in our beautiful corner of northern Michigan. Stafford’s Pier has a great atmosphere to gather families, neighbors, and friends for a special holiday menu prepared for this special occasion. Reservations are required, 231-526-6201. Menu details.

HOLIDAY HOURS:

Week of December 18:

Mon, Tues, Thurs: 4 – 8:30 p.m.

Fri, Sat: 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. & 4 – 8:30 p.m.

Sun, Dec 24 - CHRISTMAS EVE: (BRUNCH: 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. & DINNER: 4 – 8 p.m.) HOLIDAY MENU

CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY

Week of December 25:

Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat: 11:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. & 4 – 8:30 p.m.

Sun, Dec 31- NEW YEAR'S EVE:

11 a.m. – 4 p.m. HOLIDAY BRUNCH MENU

4 – 8 p.m. REGULAR MENU & delicious features

Serving in the Pointer Room & Wheelhouse Lounge

(It is also NFL Sunday! Games will be on in Wheelhouse Lounge)

CLOSED MONDAY & TUESDAY

PIER RESTAURANT REGULAR HOURS:

Mon, Tues, Thurs: 4 – 8:30 p.m.

Fri & Sat: 11:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. & 4 – 8:30 p.m.

HAPPY HOUR: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri & Sat: 4 – 6 p.m. (Offered in the Lounge & Dining Room)

Tickets and showtimes. We recommend purchasing tickets in advance via our app or website and arriving early to check in, purchase concessions, and enjoy our pre-show.

Friday $2 Classics at 11 a.m.:

12/22: It's A Wonderful Life (1946)

Saturday 25¢ Family Favorites:

12/23 at 11 a.m.: The Star (2017) 

Friendship Center hosts lunches & activities

We have a variety of exercise programs such as Yoga, Strength & Balance Drumfit and Line Dancing. Check out our activities: We have Bingo, Rummikub, Movie Day and Virtual History Talks. Upcoming presentation is an MSU Extension Memory Care presentation. Hope to see you soon! The Friendship Center is located at 305 West Main St., Harbor Springs, phone 231-526-6061. Website.

Chamber members, help us promote you!

Let us know about your business news, promotions and events! Our Harbor Happenings newsletter deadline is Tuesday for publication each week on Thursday morning - it’s a free benefit of membership.

> REACH 1,000 people with your ad or press release in Harbor Happenings. You’ll get great local exposure - our newsletter goes out to 2,000 people and is opened by more than 1,000 each week. We can create your ad or give you the specs to have your people do it. We invoice you after your ad runs. Here are your advertising options:

• Display ad and web link at the top of the Thursday newsletter - $75.
• Display ad and web link after the third story in the newsletter - $50.
• Exclusive e-blast featuring your business, any day but Thursday - $150.

To send us your news, reserve an ad or ask questions, email jim@harborspringschamber.com.

COMMUNITY & VISITORS GUIDE - The chamber will again partner with Harbor House Publishing to produce our second Community and Visitors Guide with all chamber members included at no cost. For questions or to reserve your advertising space, call Candi Wynn at 231-582-2814 ext. 124 or reserve your ad online.

Boardwalk fundraiser postponed - details.

December Newsletter - Sign up here to receive the city newsletter and meeting notices.

TEXT THE CITY for information, to report an issue or to sign up for notifications - details and sign-up.

> Members are invited to post their openings on the Chamber Jobs Page. Log in to post, or email angie@harborspringschamber.com for assistance.

PETOSKEY-HARBOR SPRINGS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION - Director of Finance and Accounting. Details.

BAY VIEW ASSOCIATION - Social Media & Messaging Coordinator. Details.

PERRY FARM VILLAGE - Dining Services Supervisor. Details.

VILLAGE OF HILLSIDE - Senior Housing/Property Manager. Details.

BIRCHWOOD CONSTRUCTION - https://www.bccfamily.com/careers

BC PIZZA - Join our team - apply here: https://bc.pizza/join-the-team/

BAY BLUFFS: Emmet County Medical Care Facility

> Bay Bluffs is hiring a cook. Competitive wages, attractive benefits program. Details.

> Resident Assistant (Free Certification & Paid Training). Details.

> Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA). New sign-on bonus of $5,000. Details.

> Registered Nurse (RN)/LPN. Details.

HARBOR SPRINGS MARKET - Help wanted, full and part time, flexible hours, 401k, competitive pay, 10% off groceries. 300 W Lake St, (231) 526-2101.

PIERSON’S GRILLE & SPIRITS is looking for full time and part time positions for front and back of house, including servers and hosting. Competitive wages, flexible schedule, and willing to train. Please bring in your resume, or apply online at piersonsgrille.com. Resumes can also be emailed to brea@symonsgeneralstore.com. 231-526-2967.

NEW YORK RESTAURANT is accepting applications. Competitive wages, consistent hours and food discounts. Stop in Wednesday through Sunday 3-9 to fill out an application. Email qualifications to info@thenewyork.com or text 231-330-2810.

SASSY LOON RESTAURANT at Northern Lights Recreation - Servers & Line Cooks. Email your name, email and phone number and/or your resume to ManagerNorthernLightsRec@gmail.com.



PINEVIEW COTTAGE, a Premier Assisted Living & Memory Care Community, is looking for second-shift caregivers to join our great team. Excellent starting pay and benefits for those who have compassion and a desire to work with elderly people. Full or part-time positions available. Click to apply online or print our application. Call 810-516-8928 or email dean@pineviewcottage.com. Pineview Cottage is located at 3498 Harbor-Petoskey Road, Harbor Springs. Website.

STAFFORD'S HOSPITALITY - Employment Opportunities

BIRCHWOOD FARMS COUNTRY CLUB - Various positions - Details.

ODAWA CASINO - Employment Page.

PRESTON FEATHER BUILDING CENTERS - Various positions.

TOP OF MICHIGAN TRAILS COUNCIL - Development Director - Details.

THE HIGHLANDS AT HARBOR SPRINGS - Employment Page.

HARBOR SPRINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS - Employment Page.

NORTH CENTRAL MICHIGAN COLLEGE - Join our team.

MCLAREN NORTHERN MICHIGAN HOSPITAL - Employment Page.

WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER - Various job opportunities.

EMMET COUNTY - Various positions. Details.

College Central Network for North Central Michigan College.

> Find a job or post a job opening.

Thank you and welcome, new Chamber members!

These local businesses and organizations have joined the Harbor Springs Chamber in recent weeks. We'd love to have you join them - and us!

• Cottage Company Interiors
• Challenge Mountain
• Harbor Petoskey Dentistry
• 119 Studio Design
• B. May Bags
• Nancy Kelly Travelling Chef
• Tommy's
• Vacation Properties of Northern Michigan
• Carolyn Mae Pies
• Petoskey Cheese

> Chamber member benefits

> Member application

> Call 231-526-7999 or email us

Please consider donating to one of our Chamber Foundation funds:

• Harbor Springs Chamber New Building Fund
• Harbor Springs Annual 4th of July Fireworks
• Harbor Springs Street Musique
• Harbor Springs Car Festival

> Details and donation link.

Membership in the Harbor Springs Area Chamber is open to all businesses, organizations, and individuals. Information presented in the chamber newsletter does not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the chamber or its membership. It is provided here as information only, as submitted by member businesses and organizations.

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