Spend it here. Get more back. - Princeton Area Chamber of Commerce

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ON PRINCETON
Chamber News and Community Information
VOL. 16, NO. 12
Published By Princeton Area Chamber of Commerce
December 2013
PRINCETON AREA
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
705 2nd St. N., Princeton, MN 55371
Phone: (763) 389-1764
Fax: (763) 631-1764
www.princetonmnchamber.org
Email: [email protected]
Chamber Board of
Directors - 2013
President
Scott Berry
Berry Law Offices
763-389-0178
Vice President
Bob Michael
Marv’s True Value
763-389-3201
Treasurer
Deb Ulm
Steinbrecher Painting
763-389-3887
Vice Treasurer
Mark Oleen
Sherburne State Bank
763-389-4099
Directors
John Herman
Fairview Northland Medical Center
763-389-6373
Marni Gustafson
Sterling Pointe Senior Living
763-389-8655
Troy Minske
Rum River Automotive
763-389-3811
Sandy Miller
Cartwright Realty, Inc.
763-389-2323
Gary Fulton
Rum River Promotions
763-389-5838
Sherry Newman
VA Business Services 4U
612-209-5534
Tim Siercks
Minuteman Press
763-389-1220
Holly Martinson
Crystal Cabinets
763-389-4187
Michelle Sarazin
Executive Director
763-389-1764
Independent local
merchants return 68%
of their revenue to the
community. Big boxes,
national chains? Only
13%-43% returns.
Out-of-town
websites? Zero.
Spend it here.
Get more back.
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December 2013
Children at Bright Child-Child Development Center invite you to our annual Christmas Party being hosted in The Crossings on Friday, December 13 at 7 PM. We welcome
friends, family, and community members to join us for an adaption of the play, “Merry
Christmas, Charlie Brown” put on by our students.
Our talented teacher of the month is Marcia Sonsteby. Marcia did missionary work
in China, and she plans on being a children’s pastor. Marcia plans engaging and creative curriculum for our afternoon preschool program. The children practice their cutting skills while making unique projects that correspond with our theme of the week.
Marcia incorporates Chinese language and cultural facts into her curriculum. Marcia
also encourages independence by letting children choose which station they want to
explore during supervised free-choice time.
We are proud to have Marcia on our team! We invite you to come and tour our center
so you can meet Marcia and the rest of our dedicated staff!
Princeton Area Visionary Committee
has had a productive 2013!
Our mission/main goal is to be active
in making our area community an energy
filled, healthy, progressive and economically enhanced community. We feel that
we have a very healthy relationship with
the City of Princeton, Greenbush, Baldwin
and Princeton townships, the school system and the downtown community.
We have partnered with the City of
Princeton to move forward with the submission of a grant for the Legacy Grant
Fund. This is a second application; as last
years writing was not successful. We feel
that with this year “the formula” is correct. Carie Fuhrman, Princeton’s economic
developer “picked the brain” of the grants
chairman and he gave her the formula for
success!
The “whole” of Riverside Park and the
Rum River has been addressed:
1. Making the camping area better. Improving the sites, accommodating bigger
RVs and redoing the bathroom facilities.
Adding showers for the campers will be a
major improvement.
2. Picnic Shelter. Painting, adding electric and a new roof. This will have increased appeal to the park.
3. Pedestrian Bridge connecting Riverside Park and Riebe Park. This bridge will
be wheelchair accessible, bikers and walkers will have plenty of space. To the side of
the bridge will be a canoe launching on the
downside/right side.
4. Biking/Walking Trails from 2nd
Street/4th Avenue to run along the river
connecting with the bridge and continuing
through Riebe Park to the roadway lead-
ing into the park.
5. The “pump hill” would be moved making the trails accessible and making the
seating tier for the coming amphitheater.
This would be considered Phase I for the
theater.
* By working/addressing the whole park
for the Legacy Grant application we present a more comprehensive plan to allow
and bring the community into the beautiful Wild and Scenic Rum River arena.
The Otto Bremer Foundation is also
in the grant writing for 2013. As we addressed phase I with the Legacy Grant;
Phase II is the segment submitted for
funding. Phase II is the actual theater.
As both of these grants report in January, 2014; we will keep you posted! Kim
Skarohlid Young became our grant/fundraiser this past Fall. It has been with her
skills and Carie Fuhrman’s that we will be
successful! Kim has submitted to another
foundation for support dollars and we will
continue to move forward with other applications and fundraising.
The 4R Board - Rum River Recreation
and Resources, continues to work progressively to build the biking trails from Elk
River to Princeton and beyond! We support
their efforts and look forward to helping
them in any way that we can.
**You are always invited to join us! The
2nd and 4th Mondays at 8 a.m. (December, due to the holidays will have only one
meeting - December 9th).
Happy Holidays from the PAVC!
Carol Ossell
PAVC President
Winter
GALA
& Fundraiser
December 2013
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Princeton Area Chamber of Commerce
G A L A Ba nq ue t
Thursday, December 12, 2013 • Cocktail Hour starts at 5:30 p.m.
at Steven’s Restaurant, Princeton • $35 Per Person thru December 5
($40 from December 6 thru Event Day, December 12)
Come for a night of festivities, auctions, raffles and fun! Celebrate the Business of the Year, Civic Club of the
Year, and the Person of the Year! Enjoy the company of other Princeton Area Business and your own staff.
Formal attire strongly encouraged. A hat or masquerade mask is required and will be available for purchase for your convenience for a small fee.
PACC Office, 705 2nd Street North, Princeton, MN 55371 • 763-389-1764 • [email protected]
Tickets can be purchased online at www.PrincetonChamberEvents.com
Civic Betterment Club
Attention Kids ages 5-12: It’s December & time for
“Santaville’s Old Fashioned Christmas” on December 7
from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm at the north door of the Trinity
Lutheran Church. There will be photos with Santa and
Mrs. Claus plus activities for the kids to have a fun Christmas Party.
Members want to thank the community for the wonderful attendance at our Wine Tasting & Silent Auction
event at Steven’s Restaurant last month--all the tickets
were sold!! Special thanks to Nancy Campbell of Princeton Wine & Spirits for working with Maureen Gould to
arrange this annual fundraiser for our club. Also, thanks
to Steven’s for the excellent food! It takes many to put
this event together & Maureen would like to acknowledge
all the great help from members Judy Barnes, Bonni Belair, Gloria Bromberg, Mary Chapman, Betty Jensen, May
Johnson, Char Kramersmeier, June Kunkel, Minnie Lofboom, Joy Mulhern, Genny Reynolds, and Pam Schlagel.
Our Centennial Committee is busy planning events to
celebrate our 100th Anniversary. The contributions to our
Centennial Sponsorship give them funds for these events.
The committee truly appreciates the contributions we have
received to date from Dorothy & Burt Hedeen, Princeton
Auto Center, Sondra Erickson, Edith Lingle, Princeton
Subway, Sherburne Bank, Integrity Aircraft (Richard Anderson), Plastic Products, Bremer Bank, K-Bob (Steve
Tou), Edward Jones (Scott Liestman), East Central Sanitation, Bonni Belair, Eleanor Berdahl, Ann Bien, Dolo-
res Boik, Jo Bornholdt, Mary Chapman, Maureen Gould,
Marlene Hellman, Char Kramersmeier, Genny Reynolds,
Helen Schmidt, and Doris Strombeck. Thanks to everyone,
and remember additional Centennial Sponsorships will be
appreciated.
Mark your calendars for December 19 as that will be the
next American Red Cross Blood Bank at Trinity Crossings.
Marlene Hellman of the Legion Auxiliary is now coordinating the Blood Banks. Thanks, Marlene, for replacing Erna
Deglmann, and thanks to Erna for all her years with the
Red Cross. Please call Betty Jensen (763-389-3055) if interested in helping in the kitchen.
Check out the decorations on our “Little House” by Berry Law Offices. We appreciate Joy Mulhern and Minnie
Lofboom for keeping it so festive--it looked great for the
kids on Halloween!!
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December 2013
It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year
Craft &
Bake Sale
Saturday, November 30,
8 a.m.-6:30 p.m. & Sunday,
December 1, 9:30 a.m.-Noon
Join us at Christ Our Light
Catholic Parish, 804 S 7th Avenue. Stop in for lots of crafts,
goodies and lunch.
Grandma’s
Kitchen
Saturday, December 7
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Join us at Freshwaters UMC, 112
7th Ave. N. Enjoy fresh warm
cinnamon rolls, homemade lefse
hot off the grill, a sandwich and
soup lunch starting at 11 a.m.,
cookie walk at 9 a.m. Assorted
baked goods and quality crafts
of all kinds.
Congo Cafe &
Cookie Walk
Thurs., December 5
10:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
in the Fellowship Hall at First Congregational Church, 610 First St.,
Princeton. (Please use the 7th St. Entrance) Chili or Chicken Wild Rice
Soup in bread bowls or try our new
soup & sandwich entree! Adults $8,
children - $4 & families (up to five
members) $25. There will be a cookie
walk (cookies are $3.50 per dozen).
3rd
Annual TLY
Holiday Boutique
Saturday, December 7
9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Trinity Crossing. Shop with local crafters and vendors for handmade mittens,
scarvs, towels, washcloths, jewelry, doll
clothes & more! Get your Tupperware,
Pampered Chef, Avon, Scentsy, Norwex
and more! We will also have a small bake
sale as well as a harvest/canned good
sale & concessions!
All proceeds benefit the 2015 Trinity
Lutheran Mission Trip to Detroit.
Lighting Contest
Sponsored by Princeton Public Utilities.
Rules: Must be in Public Electric Service
Territory, application form (available at
PUC) must be completed and returned
to the PUC Office on or before December
13, 2013 at 3:00 p.m. Judging will be done
December 16-18 between 5-8 p.m. Grand
Prize $125, 2nd Prize $100, 3rd Prize $75,
and Best use of LED lights $75. Questions,
call 763-389-2252.
Great Gift Ideas:
Shop locally for your holiday needs!
Princeton has lots of ideas and fun ways
to fill your holidays.
Santaville
Saturday, December 7
9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Children ages 5-12 years can
shop for their families priced
from .50 - $5 at Trinity Church
in Princeton. Free admission.
Have some coffee or your photo
taken with Santa & Mrs. Claus,
$5.00, $3.00 with non-perishable food item. Sponsored by
Civic Betterment Club.
Cookie Walk
Saturday, December 14
9-11 a.m.
Join us at Immanuel Lutheran
Church, 401 S. 8th Ave. Enjoy a
cookie walk of over 25 varieties
of fancy Christmas cookies and
candies. All sell for $7 per pound.
SMALL
B U S I N E S S
SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 30, 2013
SH
OP LOCAL
Holiday Tea
Saturday, December 14,
10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Enjoy refreshments and music, along with bookmarks and
crafts for kids at Princeton Area
Library. Presented by Friends of
the Library.
Thank you
to the following
businesses for being
sponsors of
Small Business Saturday
Marv’s True Value
Minute Man Press
Fairview
B & J Tree Farms
Without you this event could not be possible, we greatly appreciate the support.
Downtown Committee of the Chamber of Commerce
December 2013
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Small Business Saturday is this
Saturday, November 30th
Are you ready to have some fun, save
on great local merchandise, services
SMALL
and enjoy the traditions of the seasons:
B U S I N E S S
Horse drawn carriages rides, Mini Dazzle Parade and a visit with Santa?
Well, then you are cordially invited
NOVEMBER 30, 2013
to follow the national trend and spend
the day in your hometown Princeton
and Shop Local during Small Business
Saturday. Over 20 local businesses have
SH
OP LOCAL
teamed together creating some amazing deals and discounts to help you with
your holiday gift giving and planning!
Ossell’s Fine Apparel would be the place to save big on clothing for men
and women, plus a local Girl Scouts troop will be gift-wrapping gifts purchased locally for a donation between 9:30 and 2:30pm. Hierlinger’s Shoes
is offering a BOGO 1/2 off sale, there is 20% store wide in Lousie’s Basement Boutique to take advantage off and next door you can even get a
photo session for only $25.00 and receive a photo cd to print your photos
yourself from Moment Design and Photography. Across the street, Princeton Book & Bible and Renu Décor and Fashion are offering tons of savings;
plus Minuteman Press has a fun way for you get your Christmas photo
cards done during the day (just drop off your photo and they will work their
magic for a great price and be ready for pick up later in the day).
For the creative souls on your list, pick up a unique one of a kind item at
the Central Minnesota Art Co-op. Down Rum River Drive, you can be sure
to enjoy the savings found at Mon Marche’ on seasonal goods and gifts and
be sure not to forget your 4-legged friends and reap the savings found at
Paws Up for You. Out on the highway, don’t forget to check out Marv’s True
Value for that handy men and women in your life and Thrift with a Twist is
offering savings upon their already thrifty prices. Princeton Liquor is offering saving too. Need we say more? Each participating business will have a
full list of all the savings found throughout town!
Start your day off at 10:00am for the Mayor’s Proclamations at the
Clock at the heart of downtown, enjoy the day shopping and eating local
and don’t forget to catch a ride on the Horse Drawn Carriage (pick up is
outside of Bremer) running from 12:00pm to 4pm. Do you know that when
you spend $25.00 or more at participating businesses you will receive a
free Carriage ride ticket? Each participating business will have 20 to give
away! That’s more than a gift; that’s a memory to cherish! End the day
enjoying the Mini Dazzle Parade at 5pm along 1st Street and Rum River
and make sure to visit Princeton Meats while waiting for the parade. The
parade going to be bigger and better this year with over 10 confirmed entries. The parade will end at the Little House next to Berry Law Office
where Santa, with the help of the Princeton Ambassadors, will be offering
“Photos with Santa” for $6.00 (Includes a photo printed at Coborns). While
you wait for Santa, enjoy the food offerings from a Local Cub Scout troop
and Firehouse BBQ. A bonfire and tent will be provided to keep the kiddos
nice and toasty.
Remember if Downtown and Small Businesses are the heart of a city,
then you, our friends, are the blood that keep us pumping!
We look forward to seeing you throughout the holiday shopping season
-- but especially on Small Business Saturday!
The Downtown Committee of the Chamber of Commerce
Look for updated and a full list of participating businesses at www.
princetonmnchamber.org
SATURDAY
Princeton December Flare Specials!
Princeton Book & Bible
405 1st St. • 763-389-1499
10% Off
Wall Art
Family Pathways
605 S. Rum River Dr. • 763-631-5022
10% Off Storewide
Reynolds Balloon & Party
807 3rd St. N • 763-389-4613
50 Foot Aisle Runner $3.50
(reg. $10.99)
Aircare Heating & Air
12535 320 1/2 Ave. NW • 763-634-5628
Rum River Automotive
101 4th Ave. N • 763-389-3811
$10 Off an oil change or
$50 off of $100 or more
*Limit 1 offer per visit
Princeton Wine & Spirits
1901 5th St. N • 763-389-3613
15% Off All Wine
Marv’s True Value
31620 125th St. NW • 763-389-3201
1/2 off 24-hour Carpet
Cleaning Rental ($12.00 Value)
Ossells
105 N. Rum River Dr. • 763-389-1565
$10 Off Service Call
25% Off
Outerwear
Taco John’s
Hierlinger’s Shoe Store
301 S. Rum River Dr. • 763-389-5478
502 1st St. • 763-389-2462
10% Off Total Meal Price
15% Off Regular Priced
Merchandise
Louise’s Basement
Mon Marché
105 N. Rum River Dr. • 612-309-1974
20% Off One Item
for December
10% Off Purchase
of $50 or more
VanAura Web Hosting & Design
401 First St. Suite C • 763-389-1220
FREE! Website Review &
Consultation
30¢ Color Copies
(Minimum of 10 copies)
113 Rum River Dr. • 612-819-0298
11448 300th Ave. • 612-308-4899
Minuteman Press
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December 2013
Ruff Start Rescue
Ruff Start Rescue is excited to announce that we
will be starting an education program for kids! We
will be going into schools in talking to children (starting with K-5) about animal rescue, the importance of
spaying/neutering, how to approach a dog, and many
more educational tidbits on animals! We have already
gone to one school this year and that was the Zimmerman Elementary. We spoke with 720 kids K-2 and it
was a great success! We are now working on forming
a wonderful committee to lead this new venture.
We are looking for committee members who are
able to attend monthly meetings in Zimmerman and
have either a background in education, working with
kids, public speaking, marketing, community outreach, and/or want to help make a difference for the
future generations to come! If you are interested in
joining us, please email education@ruffstartrescue.
org and fill out a volunteer application on our website
at www.ruffstartrescue.org
Other things we are in need of to make this a success:
• Name suggestions for
this program
• Monetary donations to
help fund the kids “packets”
we will be making. This will
include coloring sheets, brochures, stickers, pencils, etc.
*Checks can be made out
to Ruff Start Rescue and
sent to Ruff Start Rescue, PO Box 129 Princeton, MN
55371 or you can donate directly through our website.
• Donated printing services (even if you can print
50 pages and mail them to us, it all helps!)
• Most of all, we need dedicated volunteers who
want to join us in changing the world, starting with
Princeton, MN and surrounding communities!!
We want to say Thank you to the Princeton Rotary
Club for getting us started with a $500 donation to
help with printing our brochures!! We are very thankful and appreciate the support!
upcoming events
Snowmobile Safety Certification - Mystic
Riders
December 14 • 8 am-4 pm $5.00
Mystic Riders Snowmobile Club House, 317th
Ave. NW, Princeton, Fire #E631. WHAT TO
BRING: Helmet, boots & warm clothing and a
self-addressed envelope. Do not bring sleds!!
The course covers First Aid, operating, environment, parts and repair, driving, survival, rules,
regulations and written test. Lunch is provided!
Sponsored by the Mystic Riders Club. Registration forms must be completed and submitted
prior to the class at the Community Education
Office, 706 1st Street, Princeton, MN 55371.
You can register in person at the CE office or by
mailing in ALL forms.
Science Explorers Blasting Straw Rockets
December 5, 3:15-4:30 p.m.
December 12, 3:15-4:30 p.m.
December 19, 3:15-4:30 p.m.
F13-234 $39.00
North Elementary - NE 500 Art
Straws are not just for drinking or blowing bubbles...they can also make great rockets! Join
Science Explorers for this fun, engaging class
as we design and modify straw rockets to learn
about aerodynamics, projectile motion, thrust
and velocity. Then using pneumatic force, we
will launch our rockets to learn about Newton’s
Laws of Motion, trajectory and more!
Visit www.science-explorers.net for information about Science Explorers.
‘Who’ are you?
Let our talented staff create promotional print pieces for your
business. Let your market know
about your business, with:
•Business Cards
•Brochures
•Flyers and more!
Please call today for
questions and estimates.
TOWN & COUNTRY
PRINCETON
(763) 389-1222
Helping your business succeed
• Fax/Photo
• Delicatessen
• ATM
• Dry Cleaning
• Bakery
• Money Orders
• Floral
• Pharmacy with
• Copies
Drive-Up Window
• Full Carry-Out Service
• In-Store Cake Decorating
OPEN 24 HOURS
1100 7th Ave. South, Princeton
389-1350
202 Rum River Drive South • Princeton • 763-389-2020
190 Central Avenue South • Milaca • 320-983-3186
26120 3rd Street East • Zimmerman • 763-856-4020
24-Hour Banking: 1-800-908-BANk • Bremer.com
Member FDIC
December 2013
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FINANCIAL FOCUS:
Time to Check Your Progress toward Your Retirement Goals
Now that another year is ending, it’s a good time to take stock
of where you are on your journey toward financial security. Of
course, you could find many different “measuring sticks” to assess your progress, but you can
certainly gain considerable information just by asking yourself
some basic questions.
Here are a few to consider:
How close am I to my retirement goals? Your comprehensive
investment strategy should include a reasonably good estimate
of how much money you will
eventually need to sustain the
retirement lifestyle you’ve envisioned. At least once a year, you
should evaluate how much closer
you’ve gotten to your goals than
the year before.
Am I making sufficient progress
toward my goals? When assessing
your progress, try to determine if
your portfolio is properly allocated between stocks, stock-based
vehicles, bonds, government securities, certificates of deposit
and other investments. If you’re
“overweighted” in a particular asset class, such as cash, you may
be impeding your ability to move
toward your goals.
Am I adhering to my invest-
ment strategy? To stick with your
investment strategy, you need to
invest at regular intervals and
meet regularly with your financial professional to review your
progress and make adjustments
— such as rebalancing your
portfolio — when necessary. Of
course, even with regular progress reviews and portfolio rebalancing, it can be challenging,
psychologically and emotionally,
to stick with a strategy. For example, during any given year the
financial markets could be down,
and your results might be disappointing. Nonetheless, if you
have built a diversified portfolio
containing quality investments,
and your portfolio is well suited
to your own risk tolerance and
time horizon, you don’t necessarily need to make changes following a down year in the markets.
What aspects of my life have
changed in the past year? Your
investment strategy should be
based entirely on your individual
needs and circumstances — so if
these have changed during the
past year, you may also have to
adjust the way you invest. Consider any and all changes in your
life — marriage, new children,
divorce, remarriage, new job,
new home, etc. — and then try
to determine what impact these
changes might have on your longterm financial strategy and if you
need to adjust that strategy in
response.
Have I changed my thinking
on my retirement goals? Over
time, you might undergo some
changes in your thinking about
retirement. For example, perhaps
you’ve decided that you no longer
want to retire early and travel
the world; instead, you’ve discovered a growing desire to open a
small business or do some consulting. Any significant changes
you make to your retirement
plans will likely have a big effect
on your savings and investment
strategies, so you’ll want to incorporate these changes into your
planning as soon as possible.
By asking, and answering,
these questions at the end of each
year, you should always have a
good sense of where you are in
pursuit of your long-term goals —
and what you need to do to bring
the realization of those goals closer to reality.
– This article was written by
Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor.
MARV’S
Princeton
(763) 389-3201
MON. - FRI.
7 a.m. - 8 p.m.
SAT. & SUN.
8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
You’re
Invited!
As we remember God’s
great gift to us - His Son we cordially invite you to a
time of celebration of Christ’s birth.
Christmas Open House
at Caley House Assisted Living
Sunday, December 8
2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
All of our residents, their families
and our friends from the
community are invited!
Enjoy festive treats and Christmas Musical
For more information contact Robyn Bayerl,
Director, at 763-389-0424. Caley House, 104
South 8th Avenue, Princeton, MN
Say Goodbye to Your Snow Shovel!
FULL SERVICE • SMALL ENGINE DEPARTMENT • PARTS
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. MONDAY through FRIDAY
8 a.m. to 6 p.m. SATURDAY & SUNDAY
YOUR BUILDING
MATERIALS
HEADQUARTERS
Houses • Garages • Additions • Decks • Landscaping
Lumber • Paint • Hardware • Lawn & Garden • Plumbing • Electrical
FREE ESTIMATES
...because the journey matters
Assisted Living & Memory Care
1250 Northland Dr. Princeton, MN 55371
Across from the Hospital
763-389-8655
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December 2013
Shop Local for Your Holiday Needs
2013
Thanks for supporting local businesses and ensuring a strong community!
Chamber
Luncheon &
General
Membership Mtg.
DECember
SUNDAY
Tuesday, December 10
at AmericInn, Princeton
11:30 Registration
12-1:00 p.m. Meeting &
Luncheon
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Check Page 4 for Local
Holiday Events
Lauri Rittenour
Benefit 4 pm
Gala Donations Due
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Chamber Luncheon
11:30-1:00 at AmericInn
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Chamber Formal Gala
5:30 p.m. @ Stevens
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Bright Child Christmas Holiday Tea 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Party 7 pm (details Pg. 2)
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TOPIC:
Business Success Groups &
Chamber Member Benefits
Come learn about a member benefit to sharpen your business skills,
employee interactions, confidence in
reading your financial documents and
so much more!
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