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Article: Core Products Invited as a Prior Award Recipient at PCEDC Business Awards Luncheon

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Core Products Invited as a Prior Award Recipient at PCEDC Business Awards Luncheon

BALSAM LAKE – Prior Award Recipient Guests were recognized by the Polk County Economic Development Corporation (PCEDC) for their contributions to economic and community development in Polk County, during PCEDC’s Business Awards Luncheon at Paradise Landing May 13. For more information about economic development in Polk County, contact Polk County Economic Development Corporation, 715-646-3369, info@polkcountyedc.com or visit www.polkcountyedc.com.

 

FRONT ROW L to R: Amanda Troff, NEI Electric, Laura Rockford, Trollhaugen, Sandra Williams, St. Croix Regional Medical Center, Caroline Rediske, Sew Creative, Shari Overby, Westconsin Credit Union. BACK ROW L to R: Royce Keehr, Core Products International, Ray Gessler, SMC-Amery, Brent Ledbury, SMC-Amery, Dave Dobosenski, St. Croix Regional Medical Center, Jim Rockford Jr., Trollhaugen, Phil Mattison, Core Products International, Scott Ostrom, Marketplace Food and Liquor, Carol Kraft, Marketplace Foods and Liquor, Donna Betts, Marketplace Foods and Liquor, Tammy Twedt-Close, Bremer Bank, Steve Rediske, Sew Creative, Chris Nelson, Nelson Construction Services.

 

Written by Ben Rummel

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