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Miss Harbor Cities Organization, Inc.
The Miss Harbor Cities Scholarship Organization was formed in 2014 as a local preliminary scholarship competition to Miss Wisconsin and Miss America. The Miss America Organization is the largest provider of scholarship assistance to women in the United States, awarding millions of dollars annually in cash awards and in-kind scholarships. MHC also provides a Professional Development Series.
The Miss Harbor Cities Organization, a recognized 501(c)3, provides scholarship assistance to young women ages 13-27, fosters mentorship and professional development opportunities, and supports social impact initiatives in the communities we serve. The important pillars of the Miss America Opportunity include Scholarship and Community Service…
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Roncalli Catholic Schools
Roncalli High School, part of Roncalli Catholic Schools, will again soon be hosting the Wisconsin Singers for another high-energy performance you won’t want to miss! The performance also will feature the local talents of Roncalli Middle School students and members of Treehouse Theater.
Wisconsin Singers, the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s premier Broadway-caliber touring production, is taking the stage at Roncalli High School for its 56th season show, “When Opposites Attract” on April 7 at 3 p.m. The show, open to the public, will take place in the Zimmer Auditorium within the Fine Arts Center at Roncalli High School, 2000 Mirro Drive in Manitowoc…
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Impact Wellness Spa
In 2022, Becky Goessl embarked on a journey to create a unique wellness spa experience in Manitowoc, and Impact Wellness Spa was born. Impact Wellness Spa offers innovative services and technologies that aren’t available anywhere else in Manitowoc or Two Rivers, and their mission is to help all clients look and feel their best by using non-invasive approaches like Cryoskin Slimming and Toning and Hocatt treatments. Impact Wellness Spa brought the first and only IV hydration bar and is currently in the process of building a Salt Cave, which is also unique to the area…
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The Executive Concierge, LLC
The Executive Concierge, LLC is a locally owned and operated small business with its headquarters located in uptown Manitowoc at 807B North 8th Street. Our firm offers remote executive level services to companies for as little as 20, 30, or 40 hours each month. Whether it’s to fill in for an anticipated absence, shifting from a full-time employee to a part-time employee, or going with a contracted employee versus having to hire another staff member – we’re able to fill any of those needs…
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Roncalli International Food Fair 2023
Roncalli Catholic Schools to host International Food Fair Nov. 4
Event offers variety of food samplings, items to bid on
Roncalli Catholic Schools invites the public to tempt their tastebuds and attend the International Food Fair on Saturday, Nov. 4. The event, for adults only, 21 and older, will take place at Roncalli High School, 2000 Mirro Drive in Manitowoc, beginning at 5 p.m….
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Boys & Girls Club of Manitowoc County
Invest in Great Futures and get ready to par-tee at the 2nd Annual Great Futures Fore Kids Golf Outing benefiting the Boys & Girls Club of Manitowoc County. The outing will take place Monday, July 24th at Autumn Ridge Golf Course sponsored by BMO, and will support the Club in raising funds to continue to provide youth access to supportive relationships with caring adults, a safe, positive environment, meals and snacks, recognition for their achievements, new opportunities, and a sense of belonging…
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Roncalli Catholic Schools – Pierside Auction
Set sail with the 39th Annual Roncalli Pierside Auction
It’s time to pull up anchor and buoy are we excited! The 39th Annual Roncalli Pierside Auction is returning with twice the fun! This year’s auction will offer both the in-person event this Saturday, April 29, at 5:30 p.m. at Roncalli High School, 2000 MIrro Drive in Manitowoc, AND the opportunity to bid online…
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Roncalli Catholic Schools -Wisconsin Singers
Wisconsin Singers, the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s premier Broadway-caliber touring production, is taking the stage for its 55th season show, Something’s Coming! The group features captivating vocals, stunning choreography, the beloved eight-piece Wisconsin Singers band, and that ever-contagious Badger spirit all on one stage! This spectacular performance by UW-Madison’s most talented students will premiere at Roncalli High School for one afternoon only on Sunday, April 2 at 3 p.m. This event is a must-see show that will entertain the entire family…
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Miss Harbor Cities Organization, Inc.
The Miss Harbor Cities Scholarship Organization was formed in 2014 as a local preliminary scholarship competition to Miss Wisconsin and Miss America. The Miss America Organization is the largest provider of scholarship assistance to women in the United States, awarding millions of dollars annually in cash awards and in-kind scholarships. MHC also provides an annual Professional Development Series
Each year, young women ages 13-28 from across the state of Wisconsin come to Manitowoc to compete in this competition for the titles of Miss Harbor Cities and Miss Harbor Cities Teen. In 2020 & 2022, the title of Miss Maritime Bay’s Outstanding teen was also awarded. The winners not only receive scholarships to continue their education, but also go on to represent the Manitowoc-Two Rivers area at the annual Miss Wisconsin and Miss Wisconsin’s Teen competitions held in June, in Oshkosh, WI. They promote the Lakeshore communities throughout their year of service…
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Manitowoc Sunrise Rotary
People have been curious lately about goings on at the Manitowoc North Breakwater Lighthouse and at Red Arrow Beach.
Many are already aware that the Manitowoc North Breakwater Lighthouse is privately owned by Mr. Phil Carlucci, from Long Island NY. He purchased the Lighthouse at an auction from the US Coast Guard in 2011, and continues to take an active interest in any and all activities surrounding it. Although its light and fog signal were operational, it was automated and few people, if any, entered the lighthouse for maintenance purposes. He was required to renovate the neglected, dilapidated structure, and after spending more than $300,000, he transformed it into the beautiful, stately icon it is today…