“We are using every tool in our toolbox to support Yoopers as they recover and rebuild from the devastating flooding this spring,” said Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said
“This is something we have been working towards for years as we have grown as an operation,” said Painesdale Mine & Shaft Inc. President Michael Prast. “It is wonderful to officially be a part of the network of wonderful historic sites working to preserve and share the local copper mining history.”
"This is our best estimate using the data available to us," said Brad Barnett, Visit Keweenaw executive director. "Inflation certainly played a role in visitor's increased spending, but shifts in lodging demand lead us to believe that spending in other areas, like retail and dining increased as well.”
“Better than anyone, we know the views of the Straits of Mackinac are tempting, but we need customers to focus their attention on driving,” said Joe Shampine, maintenance supervisor for the Mackinac Bridge Authority.
“This feels like something I can do that uses my talents and gifts for the better on behalf of my country. It will be an honor to represent the Great Lakes region and its rural areas on climate change and other issues," said Jes Thompson, newly named to the National Park Service Advisory Board.
“We are thrilled to join forces with Peninsula Fiber Network,” said Robert Baer, Lasco president. “PFN’s expertise in delivering high-quality network services aligns perfectly with our commitment to providing exceptional solutions to our valued customers. Together, we can elevate the standard of network services available to financial institutions and other partners, fostering growth, efficiency, and innovation.”
“It’s been a long winter and we are excited to be back at the start of the market season,” said Sara Johnson, manager of the Marquette Farmers Market. “There’s a lot of new offerings this year that I think customers and shoppers will appreciate.”
“Although it just stopped snowing, a Pure Michigan summer is quickly approaching and that is a great time for Michiganders to seek out the perfect tree,” said Michelle Lange, director of the Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget.