Congratulations on your expansion into Marquette County, Specialized Retirement Consultants - 401TK.com!
The Lake Superior Community Partnership assisted Specialized Retirement Consultants - 401TK.com with a ribbon cutting to celebrate the significant milestone for the firm as it formally extended its expertise into the region.
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Exciting news from Downtown City of Negaunee! 🙌 We’re thrilled to be a part of the Emerging Developers Meeting today, fostering new opportunities and growth in our community. 🏘️
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Congratulations on your completed boardwalk, Iron Ore Heritage Trail!
The Lake Superior Community Partnership assisted the Iron Ore Heritage Trail in celebrating the completion of its newly constructed boardwalk with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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Join us on Friday, October 25, for our next Breakfast & Business: Energy Industry in Marquette County event, where we’ll dive into the Energy Industry in Marquette County with a panel of industry experts:
🔌 Michael Larson, Michigan Energy Options
🔌 Lauren Brown, Advisor Community Engagement, Enbridge
🔌 Gradon Haehnel, Upper Peninsula Power Company
Come for the insights, stay for the full hot breakfast and great networking!
Event Details:
📅 Date: Friday, October 25
⏰ Time: 7:30 – 9:00 AM
📍 Location: Holiday Inn, Marquette
💵 Cost: $25 per person
RSVP here ➡️ business.marquette.org/events/details/breakfast-and-business-quarterly-breakfast-series-q4-energy...
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with local professionals and learn more about the energy sector in our community!
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Join us tomorrow for Business After Hours: Honor Credit Union!
📅 When: Wednesday, October 16
🕔 Time: 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
📍 Where: Honor Credit Union’s new office in Marquette
Network with fellow professionals, tour their brand-new space, and enjoy some awesome giveaways! 🎁 They're offering tickets to the Northern Michigan University vs MTU hockey game, NMU basketball tickets, and fast passes to the Marquette's Haunted Hayride! 🏒🏀👻
Don’t miss out on an evening of great company, exciting prizes, and a chance to see Honor Credit Union’s latest office in action!
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📢 Exciting News, Eagle Mine will be hosting community forums throughout Marquette County on October 29 and 30!
These forums are a great opportunity for you to engage directly with Eagle Mine and learn more about its operations and current status.
📅 Mark your calendars and come join the conversation! For more details, feel free to reach out to the Eagle Mine Information Center at (906) 273-1550.
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Congratulations Amanda's Home Daycare!
The Lake Superior Community Partnership assisted Amanda's Home Daycare with a ribbon cutting to celebrate their grand opening in Negaunee.
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🏬 Congratulations to the City of Negaunee on a major milestone in its development. Recently, the city officially cut the ribbon on its $3.4 million downtown update.
The City has been experiencing major momentum and revitalization of its downtown as public investments have fostered additional private sector investments and a sense of pride in the community. Negaunee is also building more housing, making it an idea place to start a family and work for a Marquette County business! Creating vibrant places like downtown Negaunee is an essential part of any talent retention and attraction strategy and the LSCP is thrilled to see the city bursting with pride.
Haven’t seen the improvements yet? Head on down to Negaunee to check them out.
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🌲🚴♂️ Marquette County’s Trails: A Vital Resource for Our Community 🌲🚴♀️
With over 900 miles of trails cutting through forests, hills, and stunning coastlines, Marquette County has become a hub for outdoor enthusiasts from all over. But as our trails grow in popularity, we face new challenges to preserve and protect them for future generations.
That’s why we’re excited to announce the Greater Marquette Region Strategic Trails Plan, created in partnership with Eagle Mine, Lake Superior Community Partnership, and the International Mountain Bicycling Association. This plan tackles critical issues like securing long-term easements, improving signage and education, and ensuring sustainable funding for trail improvements and maintenance.
🛠️ Key Goals:
Preserve the trails with long-term easements
Enhance wayfinding, signage, and education for trail users
Foster collaboration between local businesses, government, and community groups
Strengthen our trails as an economic driver—trail tourism brings $41.5 million to the region, supporting 395 jobs!
"These trails are a strong economic driver for us, and we need to protect them," says Christopher Germain, CEO of Lake Superior Community Partnership. "People come here to bike, shop in our stores, eat in our restaurants, and stay in our hotels."
For more details, check out the Greater Marquette Regional Strategic Trails Plan linked in the story.
Read the full article here:
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The trail to sustainability
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A coalition of trail users and others have come together to create a strategic plan to maintain and protect Marquette County's 900 miles of non-motorized recreation trails.