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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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Charlevoix Aesthetics Co.
A unique and comfortable med spa setting located within walking distance of downtown Charlevoix.
Currently focusing on "Beauty and Bubbles" events at our med spa location. Perfect for birthdays, bridal parties, bachelorette parties or just a fun night out with your friends. At these events we will offer Botox, chemical peels, dermaplaning and microneedling, with complementary bubbly beverages and appetizers.
We are also hosting "Mini Beauty and Bubbles" events for those under 21 which is great for birthday parties, homecoming, prom, Mother's Day, etc. At these events will offer an age-appropriate menu of services. Individual a la carte treatment services are available by appointment.
Please visit our website for additional updated services and treatments that will be coming soon!
charlevoixaesthetics.com
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Iron Fish Bourbon-Pairing Dinner at Weathervane Restaurant in Charlevoix
January 15th
$59 per person* (includes 4 course dinner with bourbon pairing for each course)
SEATING IS LIMITED. RESERVATIONS REQUIRED: 231-547-4311
CLICK HERE to view menu
*plus tax & 20% gratuity
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Emmet County Jail Release Simulation and Discussion
January 17th
We are looking for participants from the community to come experience and discuss the obstacles individuals face when navigating life after incarceration and their return to their communities.
Volunteers can sign up here - https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/3jg5hke
There are two simulations/discussions happening and a lunch is being provided.
crami.org
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Winter Wine Dinner & Bathtub Gin Release Party
January 18th
Party like it's 1920
Join us for our Winter Wine Dinner + Bathtub Gin Release Party, happening January 18th at 7pm.
This dinner features 5 courses paired with Rebar distilled spirits and Lost Cellars wine. Menu and pricing coming soon.
Interested in joining us? Give us a call to reserve your seats: 231.499.4755. Limited seats remain!
lostvino.com
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Dogman Challenge Fat Bike Race
January 18th
The Dogman Challenge Fat Bike Race is a 1.5 hour (45 minutes for Juniors) winter endurance event held entirely on the multi-use trails around Mt. McSauba Recreation Area and North Point Nature Preserve in Charlevoix, MI.
The course consists of a challenging 2 mile loop through rolling and wooded terrain. Mass start at Noon on the bunny hill for all divisions.
The 2025 event is slated for January 18th. Registration and packet pickup is in the Ski Lodge closing at 11:15!
Day of registration is not available! Pre-registration is required. Online Registration ends at 10A.M Friday 1/17!
Sign Up Here
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Relaxed Performance: Goodnight Moon & The Runaway Bunny
January 18th
Presented in Partnership with Great Start Collaborative, join us for a Sensory-Friendly performance of Goodnight Moon and The Runaway Bunny created by Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia.
Specially designed for children with sensory sensitivities and their families, this performance brings these beloved tales to life in a calm and welcoming environment.There are no flashing lights, loud noises, or sudden changes in volume, creating a gentle and familiar atmosphere. True to the storybooks, the production includes only the original text, with no added narration, so children familiar with the stories will feel at ease.
This “non-shushing” show also encourages audiences to vocalize, move around, and engage as they feel comfortable, allowing everyone to enjoy the magic of these classic bedtime stories fully. All Ages. Suggested for grades Pre-K - 3.
Enjoy the show with our Pay What You Can option, available for select seating sections! We believe the arts should be accessible to everyone, so we're offering flexible ticket pricing with a minimum contribution of $5 per ticket. Pay what feels right for you, and join us for an unforgettable experience!
A general performance will be offered at 11:00AM.
greatlakescfa.org
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BookTalkers: The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife by Anna Johnston
January 20th
The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife by Anna Johnston - A warm, life-affirming debut about a zany case of mistaken identity that allows a lonely old man one last chance to be part of a family.
Let's talk books!
charlevoixlibrary.org
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Lunch-n-Learn with NMSHRM: ESTA for Michigan Employers
January 22nd
John David Gardiner, Chair of Bodman’s Workplace Law Group will host a lunch and learn on January 22nd to review recommended best practices and pragmatic policy-based options to proactively address all facets of the Earned Sick Time Act for Michigan based employers.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to get expert advice and guidance straight from the professionals. Mark your calendars and we'll see you there! John David Gardiner is a workplace law practitioner with Bodman PLC, working out of Bodman’s Grand Rapids office (from his “farm” in Leelanau County). John represents employers throughout Michigan in a full range of labor and employment law matters including day to day employment law counseling, traditional labor law matters, the development of employer policies and practices, and employment-related litigation and dispute resolution processes.
nomi.shrm.org
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Comedian Andy Beningo at Great Lakes Center for the Arts
January 24th
With over 3,500 career performances, Andy Beningo has become one of the most in-demand comedians working today. Hailed for his clean and "every man" style, Andy has been named one of the country's 40 Best Up and Coming Comedians and "Best Comedian" by the Detroit Metro Times and Detroit Hour magazine.
Andy has appeared on AXS TV's Gotham Comedy Live, CMT's Next Big Comic, and Drybar Comedy - where his special, 'Adorable Tough Guy,' generated over six million views on social media. Andy has been heard on the nationally syndicated Bob and Tom radio show and was a special guest on Larry the Cable Guy's Weekly Round-Up on Sirius XM radio.
His first comedy album, Quiet Coyote, regularly plays on Laugh USA. His rare ability to find humor in subjects like growing up as a middle child, his short-lived career as a middle school teacher, and our society's obsession with technology have made him a crowd favorite in audiences worldwide.
greatlakescfa.org
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Frostbite Trail: Comfort Food
January 25th
Have you followed the trail? Enjoy an epicurean tour of foodie delights. Local businesses have joined forces to create a uniquely themed small-bite food tasting with a 2oz wine pour, a tasting pour of cider/beer, or a sample cocktail.
This trail runs once a month throughout the winter on designated dates from 12-6 p.m. Each location can offer extended hours, so please check with them if you’d like to visit outside the normal time frame. There is a set price per person at each location. You will pay as you go at each stop and no advance ticketing is needed.
frostbitetrail.com
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Aboard the ISS with Astronaut Josh Cassada
January 25th
Former NASA astronaut, Josh Cassada, who lived and worked aboard the International Space Station will present an overview of his crew’s recent mission.
This will include discussion about on-board experiments, technology demonstrations, and a look toward future missions.
All ages welcome!
charlevoixlibrary.org
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Karaoke is back in 2025 @ The Happy Troll Deli & Pub with Karaoke DJ- Bill the Cat!
January 25th
Special Guests from 8-9 pm with Preacher vs. Priest Night- come and see your pastor’s battle it out, past the pulpit, for a fun night with Smiles, Laughter & Fun! Drink Specials too! No cover charge, but we are hoping to gather non-perishables for our local Charlevoix Food Pantry.
thehappytroll.com
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Stoneware Pottery Class
January 25th
Stoneware class on Saturday, JANUARY 25 @ 3-5 PM at The Happy Troll Deli & Pub, downtown Charlevoix. Learn to create these amazing Stoneware pieces!
Choose either a mug, platter, 9” Serving bowl, or Small/large nesting bowl, pie plate & more (prices vary accordingly & based on availability), many colors & designs to choose from!
Dishwasher, microwave, and even oven safe- think Pies, soufflé & Mug Cake! Get a jump on your holiday gift giving by making a 1 of a kind piece that lasts forever while having fun with family & friends. Price includes step-by-step instructions by Paige, glazing, firing, and lots of FUN! Make a Memory with Cottage Pottery!
thehappytroll.com
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Fat Bike FUNdraiser to benefit The Manna Food Project
February 1st
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Valentine Pottery Class
February 7th
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Great Start Family Coalition Family Adventure: Charlevoix Library
February 7th
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Living a Heart Healthy Lifestyle Webinar
February 10th
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NLEA's Catalyst Conversations
February 11th
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Frontline Leader- 4 Week Class
February 18th
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Pet of The Week- Peach!
This pretty lady is Peach. Peach is a redbone/coonhound puppy.
She loves to play with toys, and she likes play-fighting with her sister, Daisy. She's a little hyper, being a puppy, and we're not sure how she'd do with cats. Peach loves every person she meets, and would likely do well with older children, probably 12 or older. She's not potty-trained, and tends to pee a lot out of excitement.
If you're interested in this sweet girl, fill out an application online or in person!
charlevoixhumane.org
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Squeaky Christmas – A Cheerful Partnership with Pet Pantry, Lake Effect Restoration and Little Traverse Bay Humane Society
Little Traverse Bay Humane Society is excited to announce a collaboration with Pet Pantry and Lake Effect Restoration to celebrate Squeaky Christmas! On December 23rd, Sally Crowley from Pet Pantry in Harbor Springs and David Hamm and his team from Lake Effect Restoration arrived at the shelter to hand deliver 56 dog toys and 60 cat toys to the animals still at the shelter this Christmas. Our cats were happy to snuggle up in their laps as they happily accepted their Christmas surprise, and our dogs proudly carried their toys down the hall of the shelter with joy for all to see!
“David Hamm, of Lake Effect Restoration, came to us at Pet Pantry with this wonderful idea”, said Sally Crowley. “As fellow animal lovers, the folks at Lake Effect wanted to be sure that all shelter animals felt the love at Christmas and received a toy just for them. We put our collaboration into motion and started planning in October and it was a fantastic partnership that we hope to continue for years to come. "
In addition to the holiday toy surprise, Lake Effect Restorations was dedicated to helping the community have access to dog and cat feed this holiday season. They were on a mission to fill the community pet pantry and donated over 168 pounds of dog food. Additionally, they donated over 100 pounds of dog food directly to LTBHS to help feed the animals in the shelter.
“We are overwhelmed by the generosity of Pet Pantry and Lake Effect Restoration during this holiday season”, says LTBHS Executive Director Elise Ramsey. “Thanks to their thoughtful contributions through the ‘Squeaky Christmas’ initiative, every one of our shelter pets experienced the joy of receiving a special toy on Christmas Day. Additionally, Sally and Dave's incredible donation of dog and cat food from the Pet Pantry of Harbor Springs has ensured our community pet pantry is fully stocked, extending the spirit of giving to pets beyond our shelter. Partnerships like these embody the compassion and collaboration that make our community so special.”
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The Castle Pub is Open!
We have opened our Castle Pub in the Queen’s Tavern until our new site is finished!
It will be open to the public on Fridays and Saturdays from 4pm-9pm. We are offering a full bar with drink specials and a big screen tv with the games playing.
Follow along on Facebook for updates!
castlefarms.com
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Haiku to My Hamster Community Poetry Project
In celebration of National Poetry Month in April, we invite you to write and submit a Haiku about a pet or animal! Please include a photograph or drawing. We will be collecting them from January 3rd to March 7th to display around the library and on social media for National Poetry Month. Some poems will be selected for publication in a fun book for our library titled, "Haiku to My Hamster!"
All ages are welcome to participate. Please email your poem and picture to reference@charlevoixlibrary.org.
There is a typical structure that most English-language haiku poems follow. It is a five-seven-five structure. The entire poem consists of just three lines, with seventeen syllables in total. The first and third lines are five syllables. The second line is seven syllables.
Bright dot eyes peeking, (5 syllables)
Pink nose and whiskers twitching, (7 syllables)
Please don’t dash away. (5 syllables)
charlevoixlibrary.org
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Bigs Community Perception Survey
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwestern Michigan is dedicated to building brighter futures for youth through mentoring relationships that ignite potential. We want to hear from you!
This survey is designed to gather your perceptions of the needs, strengths, and challenges facing our community and its youth. Your insights are invaluable in helping us understand how our programs can best address these needs and make a meaningful impact in Charlevoix and Emmet counties. Thank you for sharing your perspective and supporting our mission to create positive change.
Survey Link
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January is Packed with Pairing Dinners and Pop-up Dining at Wineguys restaurants!
· First up, indulge with Palette Bistro’s Bos Wine Dinner on Thursday, January 23 at 6:30pm when Dave Bos, Bos Wines, will guide guests through five courses and four perfectly paired wines. Feast on five-courses: Crostini (whipped ricotta, fig, basil, balsamic), Lemon Poached Halibut, Pan Seared Duck Breast, Kalbi Ribs, and Black Forest Cake. $85/person (plus tax & gratuity). Reservations Required. CLICK for Reservations or call 231.348.3321.
· Palette Bistro invites you to an unforgettable Zero Proof Cocktail Dinner — where culinary artistry meets innovative mixology. Relish four sensational courses created by the talented Chef de Cuisine, Scott Wiltjer: Crab Cake, Zucchini Sweet Potato Fritters, Wagyu New York Strip and Chocolate Mousse. Bar Director Gus Guthrie will take guests on a flavor-filled journey through four non-alcoholic masterpieces. $65/person (plus tax & gratuity). CLICK for Reservations or call 231.348.3321.
· Escape to the Pacific Northwest at Jax Northside’s Pacific Northwest Wine Dinner on Thursday, January 30 at 6:30pm. Indulge in five carefully curated courses featuring the rich flavors of the region including Watercress and Pear Salad, Lobster Newberg, Chicken Romano, Petite Filet Mignon, and Cheesecake-Stuffed Pastry. Savor four expertly selected wines. $75/person (plus tax & gratuity). Reservations Required. CLICK for Reservations or call 231.437.6400.
· City Park Grill presents pop-up dining with the return of Lu Bian from January 24 – February 2. HOUSEMADE, of course, enjoy flavorful Asian-inspired appetizers like Crispy Pork Belly, Pot Stickers, and classics like General Tso's Chicken, Vegetable Lo Mein along with City Park’s everyday menu favorites. CLICK for Details.
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Charlevoix Running Company Run Club Hours:
Tuesday: 5:30pm- run from store, or spin at Charlevoix Fitness. Join us for strength training at Charlevoix Fitness at 6:15 ($5 run club special or free with membership)
Wednesday: 5:30pm
Thursday: 10am walk
Friday: 10am walk
Meet at store & all paces welcome
charlevoixrunning.com
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A new year, a new connection!
Fuller Road Bridge is officially open—see attached photo of the Inaugural Bridge Crawl held on Sunday, December 29, 2024. Can’t wait until spring, when the finish work is completed on the approaches to the bridge and the bridge’s deck is paved.
Whether you’re crossing Deer Creek to learn, create, grow or play, this bridge is a symbol of strong connections and new beginnings! Come visit us soon and travel the new bridge yourself!
Wishing you all the best for 2025.
miravenhill.org
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Submit Your Artwork for Munson Healthcare's Voices for Recovery Virtual Art Exhibition
This year’s topic is Voices for Recovery, encouraging pieces that tell stories of recovery and inspire hope for others. This immersive approach utilizes community-created artwork to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and connect people to resources.
A call for artwork submissions begins January 8th and closes January 29th. Artwork will be displayed in a digital exhibition in early February for community support and learning. Community members will also be encouraged to take a pledge to reduce stigma around substance use disorder.
munsonhealthcare.org
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Organize Like Never Before
New Year, New You! Start the year off right by clearing the clutter and reclaiming your space!
We make it easy by bringing the storage TO YOU, so you can focus on organizing and transforming your living space into the sanctuary you deserve. Convenient. Stress-Free. The perfect way to kick off your New Year's resolution! Let’s get started—message us today!
northlandselfstorage.com
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Business Space For Lease – 2780 Charlevoix Ave., Suite @ 16 Petoskey, MI 49720
Introducing a rare opportunity in the easily accessible U.S.31 business corridor. This distinctive commercial suite spans 1,000 Sq Ft and boasts a layout designed for versatility & functionality with easily viewable road signage. Comprising 2 offices, a restroom, a kitchenette, conference space, storage/utility room, and a welcoming reception area, it offers ample space for a variety of business needs.
Embrace the charm and potential of this easily accessed gem, perfectly positioned to the Petoskey community, within easy access to Charlevoix and surrounding communities. Priced at $1,665.00 per month. Contact 231-547-4911. Velk@northmicpa.com
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IMPACT100 LITTLE TRAVERSE BAY ANNOUNCES $267,000 IN GRANT FUNDING FOR 2025, POWERED BY 267 FOUNDING MEMBERS
Impact100 Little Traverse Bay proudly announces that its 2025 grants are fully funded, thanks to the extraordinary generosity of 267 Founding Members, who have collectively raised $267,000. This milestone will enable the chapter to award TWO transformative grants of $133,500 each to two nonprofits serving Emmet and/or Charlevoix counties.
“We brought Impact100 Little Traverse Bay to our community to fill a critical gap in funding for high-impact, transformative projects that have the power to create lasting change. Our community is filled with passionate nonprofits, both large and small, doing incredible work, but many lack access to the significant resources needed to bring bold ideas to life. Impact100 LTB empowers these organizations to think big, dream big, and achieve meaningful results that benefit Emmet and Charlevoix counties,” said Lloyann Curtis, Founding President of Impact100 Little Traverse Bay.
Out of the 267 members, 80 dedicated volunteer members have stepped up to serve on the grant committees, where they will carefully evaluate applications and select five finalists. These finalists will be revealed at the Meet the Finalists Event on June 25, 2025, at Bay Harbor Yacht Club (BHYC). Following this event, the entire 267 members will cast their votes to determine the two nonprofit recipients, who will each be awarded a $133,500 grant at the Annual Grant Awards Celebration on August 6, 2025, also held at BHYC.
For more information about Impact100 Little Traverse Bay, membership opportunities, or the grant application process, please visit impact100ltb.org, call Lloyann Curtis at (417) 230-9942, or email info@impact100littletraversebay.org.
About Impact100 Little Traverse Bay:
Impact100 Little Traverse Bay is the 76th chapter of Impact100, a global organization founded in 2001 that has grown to include 35,000 women across four countries, collectively contributing nearly $160 million to local community nonprofits. Impact100 LTB is a collective giving organization dedicated to funding transformative projects in Emmet and Charlevoix counties. Through annual $100,000+ grants, the organization empowers nonprofits to achieve bold, innovative goals that create lasting change in the community.
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Trees, Trails, and Tranquility
2024 HIGHLIGHTS FROM LITTLE TRAVERSE CONSERVANCY
In 2024, 24 landowners worked with the Little Traverse Conservancy to protect more than 1,100 acres around the five-county region using a variety of land protection tools. These lands include new nature preserves and working forest reserves, additions to existing protected lands, conservation easements that protect privately-owned lands, and an assist to local government. The lands also include:
- nearly four miles of frontage along creeks, rivers, and lakes;
- half a mile frontage along the North Central State Trail; and
- two and a half miles of scenic road frontage.
Conservancy trail highlights from last year included the following:
- Two new, designed mountain bike trails were opened.
- 18 work bees were held to remove invasive species.
- 235 volunteer hours resulted in planting trees and wildflowers and collecting native seeds (7,627 trees were planted at four preserves).
- Almost 17,000 acres of habitat were inventoried and mapped.
- Through iNaturalist, 221 people made 4,269 observations of 1,223 species on Conservancy lands.
- Nine miles of new trail were created in 2024.
In addition to new lands and trails, more than 6,500 students from 21 schools participated in more than 400 programs led by the Conservancy’s environmental education staff. Over 40 organized nature outings that were open to the public were held at Conservancy preserves and reserves throughout the year, sponsored by the Conservancy and its partners.
Highlights from Charlevoix County included:
- the new 75-acre Michael Family Nature Preserve outside of East Jordan in South Arm Township;
- the new 55-acre River’s Delight Nature Preserve in Norwood Township southeast of Charlevoix with more than 2,000 feet of frontage on Harwood Lake and 1,300 feet along Inwood Creek;
- a total of 100 acres on Beaver Island protected through a new, unnamed preserve as well as additions to the Sarah A. Martin Nature Preserve; and
- students from St. Mary’s Academy and the Round Lake Education Center participated in environmental education field trips with the Conservancy.
“The trails and woods of the nature preserves and reserves of Little Traverse Conservancy remain places that are open for ANYONE to enjoy,” said Executive Director Kieran Fleming. “This organization exists to protect our beautiful outdoors – the primary driver of our quality of life and health that we in northern Michigan are so fortunate to enjoy.”
landtrust.org
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Local Students in the “Jobs for Michigan’s Graduates” Program Shine in Washington D.C.
“Being at NSLA was, in my opinion, both one of the best and the most beneficial experiences I have ever had….I witnessed everyone there come out of their shells and develop a great deal of confidence, just like I did,” said Riley Brown, student at Northwestern Michigan College and participant in the National Student Leadership Academy in Washington D.C.
Seven local Jobs for Michigan’s Graduates (JMG) students attended a National Student Leadership Academy (NSLA) in Washington D.C. this past December. The attendees were: Riley Brown (Northwestern Michigan College), Kelly Burch (Cadillac High School), Autumn Dontje (Wexford-Missaukee CTC), Carson Haskin (Northwest Education Services Career Tech Center), Ryland McVannel (East Jordan High School), Holly Riley-Lampinen (Wexford-Missaukee CTC), and Joshua Woollard (Central Lake High School). The students were accompanied by JMG Specialists LeAnne Bush and Josh Todd.
There were over 300 students who participated from across the country. These students learned and implemented skills in the areas of leadership, service, and networking to advance them to reach their career goals. These students experienced a wreath laying ceremony at the Arlington National Cemetery, engaged in a twilight monument tour, and participated in an etiquette dinner.
Participant Holly Riley-Lampinen stated "Being in DC, I was able to learn that leadership isn't always about being in charge; it's about being able to inspire and positively impact those around you."
All students who attended from Michigan were chosen through a competitive process by Youth Solutions. JMG is the premier program of Youth Solutions and is Michigan’s affiliate of Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG). The NSLA was hosted by JAG.
Jobs for Michigan’s Graduates (JMG) is offered at over 100 locations across the state and helps young people succeed in their education while providing the path to a productive future. JMG is the Michigan affiliate of the national Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) network, one of the largest and most successful student-centered programs that help young people achieve their fullest potential.
Inspiring and connecting youth to achieve a future beyond imagination, Youth Solutions is committed to providing Michigan’s youth with the desire for an education, the experiences that prepare them for a job or career and the tools to realize their potential. Youth Solutions was established as a 501(c)3 in 2017 but has been serving in this capacity since 2008, positively impacting more than 18,000 youth ages 14-24, across Michigan. For more information about Youth Solutions, Inc. or to become a partner, visit us at www.ouryouthsolutions.org, follow us on X (formally Twitter) @JobsforMIGrads, or “like” us on Facebook at @JobsforMichigansGraduates.
Northwest Jobs for Michigan’s Graduates is a program of Networks Northwest, in affiliation with Northwest Michigan Works!. JMG Specialists work in collaboration with schools and career tech programs to bring soft skills training, career awareness and planning, and leadership experiences to youth throughout the ten-county region. For more information about the program, see www.nwm.org/jmg.
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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.
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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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Advisacare
Home Health and Hospice Intake Coordinator
Bartlett's Home Interiors
Retail Sales Associate
Beaver Island Boat Co.
Office Administrator
Biggby Coffee Charlevoix
Barista
Camp Daggett
Executive Director
Charlevoix Auto
Service Advisor
Charlevoix County
Deputy Probate and Juvenile Register
Charlevoix County Commission on Aging
Boyne Area Senior Center Cook
CNA/Homemaker
Health Care Services Coordinator
Charlevoix Public Library
Adult Services Assistant & Meeting Room Coordinator
Citizens National Bank
Universal Banker-Petoskey
Universal Banking Manager
DCL
General Labor
Purchasing Assistant
Goodwill Northern Michigan
Retail Team Lead
Assistant Store Manager
Store Associate
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Harbor Industries
Assembler I
Assembler I (Part-Time)
Assembler I (Seasonal)
Manufacturing Engineer
Maintenance
Horizon Bank
Universal Banker
Irish Boat Shop
Marine Technician
North Central Michigan College
Grants Manager
Northwest Michigan Works
Chief Financial Officer
Rogers Dermatology
Receptionist
The Happy Troll Deli & Pub
Servers
Cooks
Dishwasher
Sail Charlevoix
Program Director
Smoke On The Water
Sous Chef/Line Cook
Walloon Lake Association
Executive Director
Walstrom Marine
Marine Technician
Wineguys Restaurant Group
Servers-Jax Northside
Hosts
Bartenders-Jax Northside
Back of House
Barista-Roast & Toast
Line Cook- Roast & Toast
Restaurant Manager
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