HARRIS – Members of the Delta Chamber of Commerce met last night to install new board members, graduate the newest class of Delta Force, the Chamber’s leadership development program, and recognize the achievements of area businesses.
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GLADSTONE – About 5,000 walleye were planted Wednesday on Little Bay de Noc to support the fishery on the bay. This is the fourth year of the Walleye Restoration Project.
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ESCANABA – Don Crawford’s Great Grandfather went to Hancock as a cabinet maker in 1863 at the start of the copper boom. He started working as an undertaker because he could make caskets. The family has continued to run the business for 150 years.
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ESCANABA – About 75 percent of the fish processing equipment manufactured at Pisces Fish Machinery in Escanaba is exported to other countries. Matt Wastell says recent shipments include Sicily, Argentina and Greece. Pisces was named Business of the year by the Delta Chamber of Commerce.
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ESCANABA – The printing business has changed dramatically since Jeff Richards’ grandfather bought the job shop from the Daily Press and opened Richards Printing in Escanaba. The company was honored last week for its customer service in the community at the Delta Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner.
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HARRIS – Twenty-one Delta Force graduates were added to the ranks of the leadership program’s alumni Thursday night during a program at the Delta Chamber annual dinner. The group received certificates during ceremonies at the Island Resort & Casino.
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HARRIS – Pisces Industries was named Business of the Year Thursday night at the Delta Chamber of Commerce annual dinner. The company manufactures fish processing equipment that is sold all over the world.
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HARRIS – Members of the Delta Chamber of Commerce met last night to install new board members, graduate the newest class of Delta Force, the Chamber’s leadership development program, and recognize the achievements of area businesses.
Read More
GLADSTONE – About 5,000 walleye were planted Wednesday on Little Bay de Noc to support the fishery on the bay. This is the fourth year of the Walleye Restoration Project.
Read More
ESCANABA – Don Crawford’s Great Grandfather went to Hancock as a cabinet maker in 1863 at the start of the copper boom. He started working as an undertaker because he could make caskets. The family has continued to run the
Read More
ESCANABA – About 75 percent of the fish processing equipment manufactured at Pisces Fish Machinery in Escanaba is exported to other countries. Matt Wastell says recent shipments include Sicily, Argentina and Greece. Pisces was named Business of the year by
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ESCANABA – The printing business has changed dramatically since Jeff Richards’ grandfather bought the job shop from the Daily Press and opened Richards Printing in Escanaba. The company was honored last week for its customer service in the community at
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HARRIS – Twenty-one Delta Force graduates were added to the ranks of the leadership program’s alumni Thursday night during a program at the Delta Chamber annual dinner. The group received certificates during ceremonies at the Island Resort & Casino.
Read More
HARRIS – Pisces Industries was named Business of the Year Thursday night at the Delta Chamber of Commerce annual dinner. The company manufactures fish processing equipment that is sold all over the world.
Read More
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