Attending the celebration was (left to right) LSCP Director of Marketing and Communications Betsy Babcock, Marquette County Ambassador Steve Balbierz, Superior Health Foundation Board Member Gary LaPlant, Foundation Board Member Shelby Bischoff, Foundation Executive Director Jim LaJoie, Marquette County Ambassador Steve Peffers, Marquette City Commissioner and Foundation Board Member Mike Coyne and Foundation Accountant/Database and Grants Coordinator Laura Jarvi.
Attending the celebration was (left to right) LSCP Assistant to Events and Marketing Claire Kooperman, David Heidtman, Cory Heidtman, Marquette County Ambassador Steve Balbierz, Marquette County Ambassador Christine Pesola and LSCP Director of Marketing and Communications Betsy Babcock.
Attending the celebration was LSCP Regional Economic Development Liaison Derek Bush, Marquette County Ambassador Christine Pesola, Marquette County Ambassador Michelle Sellers, SRPS Partner Wendi Thomas, SRPS Partner Kristin Wodzinski, SRPS Partner Dave Aro, Marquette Ambassador Dan Landers and LSCP Assistant to Events and Marketing Claire Kooperman.
Attending the celebration was Marquette County Ambassador Mike Fedrizzi, Northern Michigan Land Brokers staff members, Dan Vezzetti, Wendy Huey, Brian Olson, Bob Sullivan, Rob Sullivan, LSCP Director of Marketing, Betsy Babcock and Marquette County Ambassador Dan Landers.
Attending the celebration were city officials, workers and members of the community.
Attending the celebration was Lake Superior Community Partnership chief executive officer, Amy Clickner; J.P. Electric owner, John Prince; Hampton Inn director of sales, Rick Peterson; River Valley Bank senior vice president, Jim Lahti; owner’s daughter, Elyza Larson; River Valley Bank vice president/bank manager, Stacy Chantelois; owner’s son, Dylan Larson; River Valley Bank bank manager, Christian Palomaki; owner’s wife, Dee Dee (Tim) Larson; Gundlach Champion, Inc. president, Jim Ebly; Hampton Inn co-owner, Tim Larson; owner’s wife, Stacy (Randy) Larson; Hampton Inn co-owner, Randy Larson; Gundlach Champion Inc. project manager, Rob Berg; Marquette Mayor, John Kivela; Hampton Inn executive housekeeper, Claudia Hakkarinen; owner’s son, Spencer Larson; Hampton Inn operations manager, Tracey Nordquist; owner’s son, Hunter Larson; Hampton Inn general manager, Reed Benton; Gundlach Champion, Inc. owner, Bill Verrette; Marquette County Ambassador, Steve Balbierz and Marquette Downtown Development Authority executive director, Mona Lang.
Assisting in the ceremony was Marquette County Ambassador Lisa Coombs-Gerou, Jeremy Hinkson of mBank, Rita Hale, Jack Hubbard, Joe Zimmerman, Barb O’Neill, Becky Zimmerman, Lake Superior Community Partnership VP of economic development Lois Ellis, Marquette City manager Bill Vajda, and Marquette County Ambassadors Dave Puskala and Dan Landers.
Owner Beth Millner has operated her jewelry business, which specializes in hand-crafted sterling silver jewelry, from her home for the past five years. She has crafted custom jewelry for people around the globe, and has brought her successful home-based business to downtown Marquette.
Attending the ceremony was Marquette County Ambassadors Dan Landers and Steve Peffers, owner Beth Millner, Marquette County Ambassador Dennis Smith, Marquette Downtown Development Authority director Mona Lang and Lake Superior Community Partnership assistant to economic development and operations Geana Godde.
At the celebration, mayor Michael Haynes declared June 28 as Fox Negaunee Day in the City of Negaunee. Representatives from the Chrysler corporate headquarters in Auburn Hills, Michigan were on hand to celebrate and welcome Fox Negaunee to the Chrysler family.
Attending the ribbon cutting was: (front row): Marquette County Ambassador and Lake Superior Community Partnership chairman Tom Edmark, Kate Annala with the Greater Ishpeming-Negaunee Chamber of Commerce, UPHHHPD employees Elizabeth Heighes, Darlene Pepin, Jacqueline Zinski, Cheri Croschere, Phil Gleason, James Kniola, Sherri Rule, Rachel Racine, April Erspamer, Natalie Ravanelli, Erin Wright, Jamie Zaleski, Lilah Nyquist and Marquette County Ambassador Jesse Bell. (middle row): UPHHHPD employees Ellie Stephens, Debra DePetro, Beverly Petros, Nicole Hibbard, Martha Parks, Amber Palmer, Linda Sarasin, UPHHHPD co-owners Deborah Aro and Jeff Nyquist, and UPHHHPD employees Brianna Nazarijchuk, Sharon Fries, Erika Hefke and Martha Smith-Process. (back row): UPHHHPD employees Ellie Stephens, Antonio Evans, Mellisa Lorenda, Karen MacLachlan, Heather Stanaway, Pamela Martz, Jenny Parkkonen, Theresa Harger, Linda Deans, Janice Koski, Susan Weber, Karen Commenator, Patience McCarthy, Kathy Nault and Kirstyn Noll.
Attending the celebration were Marquette County Ambassador Mike Skytta, Tom Swick of Swick Plumbing & Heating, Marquette Township manager Randy Girard, Melissa Curran, Jack Wirth (Curran & Company), Mark Curran, Marquette County Ambassador Chris Van Able, Jason Burnett of Oberstar, Lynn Virta (Curran & Co.) and Curran & Company rental manager Nickie Brozek.
Attending the celebration were GreenWays Intern Barrett Engle, retired MQT Health Department director George Sedlacek, Marquette Downtown Development Authority director Mona Lang, Marquette County Ambassador Mike Skytta, Noquemanon Trail Network director Nicole Dewald, Marquette County Ambassador Chris Van Able, Michigan Energy Options U.P. office manager Michael Larson, City of Marquette Parks and Rec board member Lynn Laakso, Lake Superior Community Partnership economic development liaison Derek Bush, Iron Ore Heritage Trail administrator Carol Fulsher, Marquette County Ambassador Keith Kaspari, Nudge the Dog, Michigan Energy Options executive director John Kinch and Chad McKinney of Continuous Tone Graphic Design.
Attending the celebration was Marquette County Ambassador Steve Peffers, Veridea Group property manager/broker Bethany Cody, Cycle Soleil instructor Kaylie Flaminio, Veridea Group property manager Nicole Grim, owner’s daughter Alison Coates, Luke Cody of Snap Fitness, Cycle Soleil owner Theresa Coates, Lake Superior Community Partnership controller Sue Heliste, Cycle Soleil instructor Taylor Darcy, Lake Superior Community Partnership economic development liaison Derek Bush and Marquette City Mayor John Kivela.
Attending the celebration were Lake Superior Community Partnership chairman Tom Edmark, UPCCU vice president Suanne Debski, Yvonne Dorais, President Tom Blake, branch manager Julie Olson, Bobi Wolf, UPCCU board chairman Mark Canale, Corky Salmanin, Bill Ferns, Gail Anthony and Marquette County Ambassador Keith Moyle.
Attending the celebration were Marquette County Ambassador Steve Peffers, Marquette Downtown Development Authority director Mona Lang, Alzheimer’s Association council member Shelby Bischoff, program directors Heather Addison and Phil Puotinen, development coordinator Peggy Jensen, Alzheimer’s Association regional director Ruth Almen, Lake Superior Community Partnership economic development liaison Derek Bush, office coordinator Diane Noel, Lake Superior Community Partnership community development coordinator Kahlea Berry and Marquette Downtown Development Authority board member Tom Vear.
JJ Nails specializes in artificial nail enhancements, acrylics, manicures and pedicures. JJ Nails also features the Salon Pure Air odor and dust extraction system to make your nail enhancement visit a safe and pleasant experience.
Owner Jackie Johnson says, “A lot of effort has gone into making sure that my clients receive the kind of experience that they expect and will enjoy.”
Attending the ribbon cutting were Marquette County Ambassador Steve Peffers, Lion’s Den co-owner Jill Chelain, Jackie Johnson of JJ Nails, Lion’s Den co-owners Pam Reid and Carrie Miller and Lake Superior Community Partnership assistant to economic development and operations Geana Godde.
Attending the ribbon cutting was Marquette City mayor John Kivela, City of Marquette assistant manager Karl Zueger, Lake Superior Community Partnership director of marketing and public relations Lindsay Hemmila, City of Marquette facility manager Eric Stemen, City of Marquette operations supervisor Tom Asmus, Noquemanon Trail Network director Nicole Dewald, Fit Strip groomer and project leader Kevin Carr, Lindsay Bean of Switchback Gear Exchange, Co-Creator Chris Zenti and Marquette County Ambassador Steve Peffers.
Attending the celebration was Marquette County Ambassador Dennis West, Marquette City mayor John Kivela, Ringside Fitness owners Bryan and Megan Dixon with their son Nolan, Marquette County Ambassador Dennis Smith, Marquette Downtown Development Authority director Mona Lang, Marquette County Ambassador Dan Landers, mBank commercial lender Jeremy Hinkson and Lake Superior Community Partnership business development specialist Caralee Swanberg.
Attending the celebration was Marquette County Ambassador Dennis Smith, Lake Superior Community Partnership business development specialist Caralee Swanberg, Marquette City mayor John Kivela, store owners Kurt and Yubi Ghiardi, Marquette Downtown Development Authority director Mona Lang, and Marquette County Ambassadors Dennis West and Dan Landers.
Attending the ribbon-cutting was Marquette County Ambassador Dan Landers, Brandon Sayen of Legal Shield, Lake Superior Community Partnership director of marketing and public relations Lindsay Hemmila and LSCP community development coordinator Kahlea Berry.
Those attending the ceremony were Lake Superior Community Partnership board member Tom Baldini, receptionist Vanessa Grignon, receptionist Janelle Storm, personal trainer Meghan Sarna, personal trainer Amber Kirkley, massage therapist Stephanie Felton, director of client services Melodie Alexander, director of personal training Travis Alexander, personal trainer Ricci Filizetti, personal trainer Ryan Pender, owner/personal trainers Sarah Koskiniemi and Mike Koskiniemi, personal trainer Brad Bush, owner’s mother Donna Koskiniemi, personal trainer Casey Madigan, owner’s father/person trainer Gary Koskiniemi, Mark Evans of Great Lakes Radio and Marquette County Ambassador Amy Clickner.
For over 10 years now, the team at Motions has continued to expand their knowledge and experience and have helped people lose over 100,000 pounds while fixing equal amounts of pain! The team at Motions will not rest until they know they have done their best to provide each and every person on the planet the very best fitness and nutrition systems in the world!