Michigan Governor Proclaims September 8th as Macedonian American Day

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer proclaimed today September 8th as Macedonian American Day in the State of Michigan

“This recognition shows our Macedonian community is strong within Michigan. Our hard work, passion, and dedication exemplifies commitment for the betterment of the Macedonian community,” said UMD Michigan Chair Deana Janceski.

Janceski and UMD member Alek Vasilevski had the opportunity to present this amazing proclamation to a few Macedonian Michigan based businesses. We are proud that the State of Michigan has recognized Macedonian Americans and their businesses and has declared September 8th a day for us, Macedonians, our ideas, and our love for our community. We have a special footprint here in Michigan!

•Gavrilo Iljkoski is the owner of Rortek Solutions. Rortek prides itself on delivering business solutions from our partners that fit each client’s individual needs and budgets. Contact Gavrilo and the team at www.rorteksolutions.com

•Tosko Popovski is the established owner of two Hungry Howies Pizza locations. He has serviced both communities for over 15 years. Home of the original flavored crust!

One location is in Chesterfield Township (30130 23 Mile Rd) and the other in Madison Heights (30495 John R Rd).

•Aco Trajkoski owner of the well known Max’s International Market. Max’s has been in business since 1982 and features imported foods, produce, deli, cheeses, bakery, wine, liquor, and more! Visit Max’s Deli at 4160 E. 15 Mile Rd in Sterling Heights.

If you are looking to use services from a local Macedonian owned business (in or out of Michigan), visit www.makonnect.com. Not seeing your business on the virtual directory? Visit the site to request the add!

If you would like a copy of the proclamation to proudly display at your business or home, please e-mail Deana Janceski at djanceski@umdiaspora.org