The City of Ishpeming, 13 miles west of Marquette, was first settled in 1854 and known as "The Lake Superior Location". Ishpeming was named in 1862 and incorporated as a village in 1869.

Students: Play the new Community Ties "Guess the Mystery Professional" game!

It’s getting to be that time of year… the weather is warming up and the end of school is in sight, and that means it’s time to start thinking about summer jobs!

As the economy continues to struggle, Community Ties has not lost sight of the importance of offering jobs and internships to high school students and young adults in their local communities.

Tips for a Good Resume Format

1. Make sure the resume begins with your personal information

    * Name
    * Address

As the hectic holiday’s grow closer, don’t forget that there are a few things Community Ties is doing to make your life easier!

Photo Competition Winner: Luke Roberts

Mining History

From on top of the bluff by Lake Bancroft, you can see one of the three mine shafts with the old CCI headquarters and in the background, the Tilden Mine. Congratulations on a great picture of Ishpeming, Michigan!

Vote Now!

Option 1: Teal Lake

This picture is of The Rocks by Teal Lake

Option 2: Mining History

From on top of the bluff by Lake Bancroft, you can see one of the three mine shafts with the old CCI headquarters and in the background, the Tilden Mine.

Writing good emails is an essential skill to have but is very rarely discussed. It is important to be aware of email etiquette not only when email professionals, but also when emailing friends, family and coworkers. Here are a few things to keep in mind.

What are you trying to say?
–    Identify your purpose
Who will read this message?
–    Focus on your audience
What’s your point?
–    Be clear, concise, and specific

The October Community Ties member of the month has been announced! Scott Syrjala is a respected teacher and coach at Ishpeming High School. One student described Scott as, "a great business teacher who helps us whenever needed and teaches us great skills that we will need to succeed." Congratulations, Scott! Thank you for being such a great community role model!