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Shea’s Building Supplies presented business lifetime achievement award

Frank Gale · Multimedia Journalist | Posted: Oct. 30, 2019, 12:59 p.m. | Updated: Nov. 4, 2019, 2:11 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Shea’s Building Supplies of Stephenville Crossing was awarded the Business Lifetime Achievement Award at the Long Range Small Business Week awards ceremony held Oct. 25. Posing for a photo with the award are Danielle Shea and Michael Shea, wife and brother of Stephen Shea, owner-operator, who was unable to attend. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Shea’s Building Supplies of Stephenville Crossing was awarded the Business Lifetime Achievement Award at the Long Range Small Business Week awards ceremony held Oct. 25. Posing for a photo with the award are Danielle Shea and Michael Shea, wife and brother of Stephen Shea, owner-operator, who was unable to attend. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO - Frank Gale

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The Long Range Small Business Week Awards, sponsored by the Qalipu Mi'kmaq First Nation band, were held at the Caribou Curling Club in Stephenville Oct. 25.
Here is a list of award winners:
• Lifetime Achievement Award: – Shea’s Building Supplies
• Sustainability and Environment Award: Growing for Life
• Construction and Contracting Award: Paddy’s Plumbing and Heating
• Personal Services Award: Massage Envy by Sam
• Health Services Award: Queen Street Dental Clinic
• Retail Sales Award: Danny’s Bake Shop
• Non-Profit Organization Award: Southwest Coast SPCA
• Professional Services Award: Tabletop Chiropractic
• Hospitality and Tourism Award: Piccadilly Park
• Youth Business Award: 3D Portrait Prints
• New Business Award: Secret Cove Brewery
• Franchise Award: Pizza Delight
• Qalipu Mi'kmaq First Nation Award: Secret Cove Brewery
• College of North Atlantic Entrepreneur of the Year Award: Killick Café
• RDÉE Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador Prix d’excellence 2019 Award: Mainland Heritage Committee
• Small Business Week Business Spotlight: Pirates Haven ATV Friendly RV Park

Source: Long Range Small Business Week Committee
 

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