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Join Us For Recess Tonight - And Win A $500 American Airlines Gift Card!

By Beth Milligan | Jan. 8, 2020

Join The Ticker for a special winter getaway Recess at Cherry Capital Airport on Wednesday, January 8 presented by Edward Jones - where one lucky winner will win a grand prize of a $500 American Airlines gift card!

Attendees at The Ticker's monthly after-work happy hour will enjoy socializing, beverages, and snacks and appetizers including a hot chili bar provided by Cherry Country Cafe - plus a chance to win great prizes to help plan a fantastic winter getaway! Prizes include:

> Grand Prize: $500 American Airlines gift card
> Winter Getaway Package: A one-night stay and two lift tickets at Crystal Mountain, plus a historic tour for two at The Village at Grand Traverse Commons
> Two Downtown Traverse City gift baskets, courtesy of our 2020 Recess sponsor, Edward Jones

Admission to Recess is $10 and is open to the public. The event goes from 5pm to 7pm. NOTE FOR PARKING: Bring your parking ticket in from the short-term lot to have it validated in the airport gift shop. This will allow you to park for free for Recess.

The 2020 Recess series is presented by Edward Jones: Making Sense on Investing, Member SIPC.

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