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The Portland Public Library was named Portland Ambassador in the 11th annual Indie Biz Awards last week, beating out fellow finalists Adam Burk/The Treehouse Institute, Creative Portland, the Greater Portland Immigrant Welcome Center and Think Tank coworking space.
Winners were announced, and honored, at an event last week at the Portland House of Music & Events. Out of hundreds of nominations submitted, a committee selected finalists for each category. That was followed by a popular vote held in late August and early September.
The annual awards are organized by Portland Buy Local, a campaign of the Portland Independent Business and Community Alliance. Both the campaign and the Alliance originated in 2006.
The Alliance’s mission is to support locally owned, independent businesses in Portland, to maintain Portland’s unique community character, provide continuing support for entrepreneurs, build community economic strength and prevent the displacement of community-based businesses by national and global chains.
Indie Biz Awards are given in several categories, from “Flavor of Portland” to “Local Love.”
Here are the 2018 Indie Biz Awards winners for each category:
In addition to the awards, 10 businesses were inducted into the Indie Biz Hall of Fame: Coffee by Design, Garbage to Garden, Longfellow Books, Micucci Grocery, Portland Maine Farmers’ Market, Portland Museum of Art, Portland Food Co-op, Portland Trails, Rosemont Market + Bakery, and SPACE Gallery.
Find the full list of this year’s finalists go here.
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