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From several trial projects that were completed in 2023. To individuals who made strides in their professional careers. And don’t forget organizations that impacted several demographics in the region. The Keweenaw Peninsula has many accomplishments in the last year to be proud of.
“Well, it’s good. It’s a celebration and people are excited. There’s again, it’s a chance for the community to collectively pat itself on the back. Again, some individuals companies, and organizations have achieved great things and continue to achieve great things. And it’s really good and it’s a good feeling for all of us to recognize them and acknowledge what they are doing for our community.” – Jeff Ratcliffe, Executive Director, Keweenaw Economic Development Alliance
The Keweenaw’s Sparkplug Awards will celebrate the many accomplishments of the local community. KEDA Executive Director Jeff Ratcliffe says that the Chamber, KEDA, the SmartZone, the Keweenaw Young Professionals, and Copper Shores feel it’s important to highlight the projects and people in the region. Nominations for the Keweenaw Sparkplug Awards will close next Wednesday, February 14th. The Sparkplug Awards will then take place on March 21st at the Memorial Union building at Michigan Tech. Those interested in nominating an individual or project for a Sparkplug award can find more links online. Tickets for the event and dinner cost 50 dollars, or 400 for a table of eight. Purchase tickets here. Submit nominations here.
