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THe MinoT AreA CHAMBer
Vol. XVi, issue no. 1
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CoMMerCe
www.minotchamber.org
And
You!
January 2011
Forums offer chance for legislative input
inside the
coMMunicator
Page 2:
Businesses
join and
renew
Chamber
support.
Page 3: Cookie
drive produces
thousands of
goodies for
airmen.
Page 4:
Ambassadors
celebrate with
area businesses.
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Members offer
updates.
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Get involved
in Chamber
activities.
The 2011 ND Legislative Session is starting soon,
and the Minot Area Chamber of Commerce will
once again host the Saturday Legislative Forums
beginning Jan. 15 at 9 a.m. at the Minot Auditorium.
“The forums are a way for the business community to learn about the bills being discussed at the legislature and to give input to area lawmakers,”
Chamber President John MacMartin said. “Chamber
members, business owners, and the community are
invited so they are up to date on the latest legislative
activity in Bismarck.”
The format allows for those attending to submit
written questions, which are given to a moderator
who then addresses them to the appropriate legislator. The schedule below is subject to change.
Legislative Forum Schedule
Each session will begin at 9 a.m. at the Minot Auditorium
January
February
March
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Annual event brings
TEAM MINOT together
The 46th annual Sportsmen’s Feed is set for
Sunday, Jan. 23, beginning at noon at Minot AFB’s
Jimmy Doolittle Center. The event provides Air
Force personnel and community supporters with a
place to watch the NFC/AFC football playoffs, win
some prizes, and eat some great food.
The day will be filled with delicious food ranging
from venison to duck, pheasant and turkey, along
with all the trimmings. Tickets are $30 each, which
gets you in the door and sponsors an airman. Your
support is needed to make this event a success and
to provide a fun, relaxing day for airman who may
otherwise be sitting in the dorms alone.
The day starts at noon with appetizers and games
throughout the day, with supper around 6 p.m. Help
make this day special, come for appetizers, come
for dinner, or come and spend the day. If you would
like to donate door prizes or order tickets, call 8526000, send a fax to 838-2488, or send an email
message to [email protected].
Bloomberg Businessweek:
Minot listed as best
place to raise kids
According to the Dec. 19 issue of the
online magazine, Bloomberg Businessweek,
Minot is the best place in North Dakota to
raise kids.
A small city with a hefty history,
Minot sprang from nothing when a
cross-country railroad stopped work
for the winter in 1886. Called the
Magic City, Minot is home to a zoo, an
art museum, the Scandinavian
Heritage Park, multiple golf courses,
and a nearby Air Force base that is a
significant driver of the economy. The
long winters, however, are not for the
faint of heart. Average temperatures in
January approach zero degrees
Fahrenheit.
For the complete story, visit:
Bloomberg Businessweek
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Young Professionals recognize
outstanding members and sponsors
Minot area chaMber of coMMerce
coMMunicator
P.O. Box 940 • Minot, ND 58702 • 852-6000
[email protected]
minotchamber.org
Material published in the Chamber Communicator expresses the
viewpoints or policies of the Communicator, the Minot Area
Chamber of Commerce and its Board of Directors. The purpose of
this newsletter is to communicate with the membership of the Minot
Area Chamber of Commerce.
Publisher....................................................L. John MacMartin
Editor.....................................................................Carla Dolan
Managing Editor..........................................Patty Hildenbrand
chaMber oF coMMerce staFF
L. John MacMartin, CCE ..........................................President
Carla Dolan ..................................................Program Director
Cheryl Wallen...............................................Finance Manager
Lisa Moldenhauer .............................Administrative Assistant
Carla Vannett....................................................MVD Manager
Cindy Borud..........................................................MVD Clerk
Phyllis Eldevik ......................................................MVD Clerk
Carol kallias..........................................................MVD Clerk
Allison Reiswig.....................................................MVD Clerk
Dorothy Sannes .....................................................MVD Clerk
Minot area chaMber oF coMMerce board
MeMbers:
Brekka kramer (Odney)
chair .................................................................857-7205
Bruce Walker (Coldwell Banker/1st
Minot Realty) chair elect ................................852-0136
Jonn knecht (Bremer Bank)
Vice chair.........................................................852-3361
Pam karpenko (CleanTech) treasurer ....................839-8811
Terry Zeltinger (United Community Bank)
past chair .........................................................839-3500
Robert Dick (Raymond James Financial Services)
past chair .........................................................852-3090
Rob Buchholz (Lowe’s Printing) ..............................852-1211
John Coughlin (Coughlin Construction)...................852-3401
Alan Estvold
(Ackerman Estvold Engineering) ......................837-8737
David Fuller (Minot State University)......................858-3000
Randy Hauck (Verendrye Electric) ...........................952-0406
Brad Haugeberg (SunPrairie Grain)..........................852-1429
Linda Johnson (Home Sweet Home)........................852-5604
Fred Lien (Lien’s Jewelry)........................................838-5151
Julie Lizotte (SRT Communications)........................858-1200
kevin Seehafer (Trinity Health) ...............................857-5000
Toni Troftgruben
(Advanced Business Methods) ..........................852-4080
Tim Vallely (Vallely Sport & Marine) ......................852-1625
Dusty Wald (Magic City Beverage)..........................852-4031
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The Minot Young Professionals Winter
Banquet was held Dec. 9 at Space Aliens,
where outstanding members and network
sponsors were recognized. Outstanding
members include: Tawnya Bernsdorf
(MSU); Emily Huettl (Ackerman-Estvold
Engineering); Rhonda Jensen (Odney);
Monica Peterson (Trinity); Jessica
Ackerman (Ackerman-Estvold Engineering); and Cameon Eisenzimmer (MAFB).
YP would like to thank the following
businesses for their Elite Sponsorship:
Odney, Minot Area Chamber of Commerce,
Bremer Bank, First International Bank &
Trust, First Western Bank & Trust,
FMI/Space Aliens, InfoTech, Minot State
University, Prudential Preferred Properties,
SRT Communications, Inc., Tires Plus,
Town & Country Credit Union & Trinity.
Elite Sponsor packages include:
Designated Power Hour Month, Golf
Tournament sponsorship, Unity in the
Community sponsorship, six annual YP
memberships, website designation with
logo on all pages of www.ypminot.com, and
business listing on the Elite Sponsor page.
YP would also like to thank United
Community Bank for their Select
Sponsorship this year. Select sponsorship
includes: designated quarterly membership
meeting, Unity in the Community sponsorship, four annual YP memberships, and
business listing on Select Sponsor page.
If your company is interested in becoming a YP sponsor, please contact Shannon
Pearson at [email protected].
renewals
The Chamber extends a big “THANk YOU” to our members who have renewed their membership from Nov. 15 through Dec. 17, 2010. Your continued support helps your Chamber promote
the business community and do the work seen in the pages of this newsletter.
Lynn Aas
Aaron’s Sales & Lease Ownership
Ackerman Surveying & Associates
Advanced Business Methods
Affinity First Federal Credit Union
All America City Glass
Allen Realty Co.
American Legion
Artistry Hairstylists & Day Spa
Avitus Group
B&B Northwest Pharmacy
Micheal J. Berg
Border States Electric Supply
Bremer
Brite-Way Window Cleaning, Inc.
Central Machining & Pump Repair Inc.
Dairy Queen West
Dean Foods/Land O’Lakes
Denny’s Restaurant
Dirt Cheap Pawn Brokers
Downtown Business & Professional
Association
Dufner Construction, Inc.
Ebel Integrators
eLendingNow
Elite Studio, Inc.
Embry - Riddle Aeronautical
University
Feist Construction & Realty
Firestone Store/GCR Tire Center
First Command Financial Planning
First International Bank & Trust
Fisher Motors, Inc.
Food Management Investors, Inc.
Freedom Financial Group
GRS/Greenberg Roofing
Gaffaney’s of Minot, Inc.
Gooseneck Implement
Grizzly’s Grill & Saloon
Hess Oil
Home Sweet Home
Bob Horne
Independence, Inc.
Integrity Viking Funds
Investors Mgmt. & Marketing, Inc.
Senator karen krebsbach
JC Penney
Johnson Eyecare P.C
kenway Motel
kirkwood Lending Center
Dr. Curtis kumpf
Lafarge Dakota, Inc.
Larry Lane
Lowe’s Garden, Inc.
Mackley Construction
Magic City Networking
Mattson Construction Co.
Maxson Law Office, P.C.
Mayer Electric
Midwest Business
Consulting/SecurScreen
Minot Area Council of the Arts
Minot Builders Supply
Minot Chrysler & Toyota Center
Minot Paving Co., Inc.
Minot Public School District #1
Minot Veterinary Clinic Inc.
Montana Dakota Utilities Company
Morgan Printing
ND Port Services
Nash Finch Co.
Norsk Hostfest Association
North Country Mercantile
North Country Sportswear/School &
Office Supply
North Dakota Envelope Co.
Minot area chaMber oF coMMerce
North Dakota Living
North Hill Bowl, Inc.
Northwestern Mutual Financial
Network
OfficeMax
Our Redeemer’s Christian School
Premier Pulses International, Inc.
PUMPCO Services
PROCollect
Rasmussen College
Refrigeration Equipment, Inc.
Riddles Jewelry
Roll ‘N Pin Restaurant
Roughrider Campground
Roughrider Harley-Davidson-Minot
Ryan Chevrolet
Sammy’s Pizza Pasta & Chicken
SCORE Chapter of Minot
Sleep Inn & Suites
St. Joseph’s Community Health
Foundation
Michael E Braun - State Farm
Insurance
Stevick Business Forms
Super 8 Motel
Swenson RV & Equipment
Taco John’s
Thomas Family Funeral Home
Thompson Larson Funeral Home
Thorsrud Supply Co., Inc.
TSC Farm Home Auto Store
United Community Bank of ND
Vallely Sport & Marine
Verendrye Electric Cooperative
Westlie Motor Co.
Wholesale Supply
Wired
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Cookie drive provides thousands of goodies to airmen at MAFB
The Minot Air Force Base Officers’
Spouses Club chaired the annual cookie drive
for airmen. Cookies were donated by base
personnel, as well as companies and families
from Minot. The Minot Area Chamber of
Commerce served as a drop-off point and
received 844 dozen baked goods. At left: A
member of the Officer Spouses Club collected
and package baked goods. The packages were
given to airmen residing in the dormitories to
spread holiday cheer. (Photo courtesy of
Minot Air Force Base.) Thanks to all who
helped make this Christmas extra special for
those serving our country.
Social Security updates websites and W-2 information
The newest edition of W-2 News, the
Social Security electronic newsletter for
employers submitting W-2 information
electronically,
is
at
www.socialsecurity.gov/employer/w2news.
Employers and businesses handling payroll services for multiple customers can still
register to transmit 2010 W-2 information
electronically.
Details
are
at
http://www.socialsecurity.gov/employer.
The Business Services Online (BSO) registration/log
in
page
is
at
www.ssa.gov/bso/bsowelcome.htm.
The Social Security homepage,
www.socialsecurity.gov, was updated during November and now includes a direct
link to Business Services at top right as
shown at left.
Minot Area Development Corporation
produces electronic newsletter
In response to a request from their investors, MADC is now producing a
periodic electronic newsletter. As such, you will no
longer see the traditional MADC page in the
Communicator. If you would like to receive the
MADC newsletter, please use the following link
and follow the instructions to opt in to receive it.
http://minotusa.com/mms/
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Minot area chaMber oF coMMerce
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ribbon cuttings
girl scouts dakota horizons • 525 31st Ave. SW • Minot
852-5611 • Fax: 838-1574
www.gsdakotahorizons.org
The Ambassadors helped cut the ribbon to celebrate the open house at the
Girl Scouts office
deli at the Fair • 122 Main St. South • Minot • 838-0712
Owner: Trinell McPhail • [email protected]
deli at the Fair offers good down-home cooking that warms the soul from
cooks of the South.
amtrak • 400 1st Ave. SW • Minot •
The Ambassadors helped cut the ribbon to celebrate the grand opening of the
remodeled rail depot. remodeling improved the passenger waiting area,
provided new restrooms with handicapped accessibility, a new floor, a pressed
tin ceiling, an upgraded heating and cooling system, and a renovated ticket
office.
gold times • 14 Central Ave. W • Minot • 837-0333 • 822-2112
Owners: Suzanne Caldwell, Blake Caldwell, Carlos Mathena
Website: goldtimesnow.com
Gold Times buys broken and unwanted gold, silver, platinum and palladium.
This local business is here to stay.
eagle awards
The Eagle Award winners were recognized in December and thanked for superior customer service skills. If you would like to nominate someone
for outstanding customer service, please call the Chamber at 852-6000 for a nomination form, or visit the website at minotchamber.org.
A special thank you goes out to these sponsors for providing wonderful gifts for Eagle recipients: lowe’s Floral for the beautiful flower arrangements; and to homesteaders restaurant for the gift certificate. These gifts are greatly appreciated.
Michael huFF
SRT Communications, Inc.
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becky Medler
Herberger’s
kristin beecroFt
Perkins Restaurant & Bakery
Minot area chaMber oF coMMerce
kelly sorensen
Thompson Larson Funeral Home
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MeMber business brieFs
Livingood promoted to general manager
of Denny’s in Minot
Joshua Livingood was recently promoted
to general manager of
Denny’s in Minot. In
this role, he will oversee
all store operations.
Livingood has 13
years of customer service experience and has
been associated with the
Denny’s and Ground Joshua Livingood
Round franchises since
2002, starting as a dishwasher and advancing to various training and management
positions with the company. Prior to joining
the franchises, he worked in customer service for the hospitality and healthcare industries.
Denny’s is America’s leading family dining chain and has been providing round-theclock breakfast and casual dining for more
than 50 years. Minot’s store is located at
2701 South Broadway.
Latimer listed as outstanding volunteer
Long-time Minot Area Chamber of
Commerce volunteer Lowell Latimer was
named as an honorable mention in the
Fargo Forum’s special spread about volunteers over 80. Roger Reich of Minot and
Susan Towle Everson both submitted information to the Forum. Latimer was included
as one of eight honorable mention volunteers:
Lowell Latimer, 80, of Minot
Nominator Roger Reich of Minot wrote:
“Lowell is the director of the Minot
Public Schools Foundation, but his service to the community goes much deeper
then that. He is a member of over 20
organizations and spends over 100 hours
a month doing volunteer work for them.
“Here’s a list of just a few of the
organizations he is involved with: norsk
Høstfest, Minot Area Community
Foundation, Minot Area retired Teacher
Association, Minot Lions, Chamber of
Commerce, First Lutheran Church and
many more. Lowell is one of those
unsung heroes of the volunteer world.
“His endless energy and winning
smile make you feel special. i know many
lives in Minot have been touched by
Lowell and his good works. By knowing
Lowell, my life and many others have
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been enriched. i can think of no one person more deserving to be nominated for
his outstanding service.”
MAC Foundation grants $45,000
The Minot Area Community Foundation
(MACF) is wrapping up 2010 – it’s 10th
anniversary as a foundation – by granting
more than $45,000 into the community
before year’s end.
The grants will come from three funds
and be awarded to the following Minot area
organizations:
Power of the Purse Fund: Trinity
Pediatric
Unit
($1,250),
Bremer
Community Impact Fund, Northern Council
of Boy Scouts ($ 3,000), Sunnyside
Elementary School ($250); and the Mike &
Dorothy Dolan Fund: Souris Basin
Transportation ($20,000), Burlington
Recreation Commission ($10,000), YMCA
($5,000), Minot Commission On Aging
($2,500), North Dakota Elks Foundation
($860), 2nd Story – Minot Social Club
($840), Parkinson’s Support Group ($800).
The announcement of these grants comes
on the heels of MACF receiving its largest
gift in the Foundation’s history. In October,
MACF received a $3 million gift from the
late Arnold I. Besserud of Minot.
“This year certainly has been an exciting
one for the Minot Area Community
Foundation, with the celebration of our 10th
anniversary and the receipt of the
Foundation’s largest gift ever,” said ken
kitzman, MACF president. “To issue
$45,000 of grants – just in this month alone
- back into the Minot area is quite a finale to
this extraordinary year.”
kitzman also noted MACF’s overall success for this year: “In 2010, the Foundation
has issued $309,600 in grants back to the
community.” Since inception, total grants
have exceeded $3.5 million.
Aside from the 10th anniversary and
receipt of the Foundation’s largest gift,
other 2010 MACF highlights include the
10-day community celebration and the
donation of the Magic Smiles playground.
For more information about the Minot
Area Community Foundation visit,
www.centerforcommunitygiving.com.
Minot International
Airport celebrates
The
Minot
International Airport
would like to thank
the business community and the citizens of
the Minot region for the continued support
of your local airport. 2010 has been a wonderful year of growth with the addition of
two new airlines (United and Allegiant) providing direct service to Denver and Las
Vegas, and increased flights to
Minneapolis/St. Paul on Delta. Thank you
for choosing Minot as your airport of
choice! Merry Christmas and happy new
year!
St. Alexius to Provide On-Site
Ergonomics Assistance to ND Employers
St. Alexius Medical Center has been
selected as one of eighteen providers to
offer on-site ergonomic assistance to North
Dakota employers through the Workforce
Safety & Insurance (WSI) Ergonomic
Initiative Program. The purpose of the
Ergonomic Initiative is to reduce or eliminate cumulative-type injuries at the workplace. Through the program, WSI will offer
North Dakota employers resources, as well
as financial assistance, to address ergonomic issues. According to WSI’s website, North
Dakota has seen a steady number of
ergonomic related injuries each year.
Cumulative trauma injuries (including
strains) have accounted for approximately
35% of all reported claims in North Dakota
over the past five years. Ergonomics is the science of designing
user interaction with equipment and workplaces to fit the user. Proper ergonomic
design is necessary to prevent repetitive
strain injuries, which can develop over time
and can lead to long-term disability. What
typically begins as minor aches or pains, if
ignored, has potential to develop into costly
claims. WSI is taking a proactive approaching by focusing on preventative measures,
rather than post-injury, to assist employers
in controlling costs. Employers can specifically request to
work with St. Alexius’ Human Performance
Center when contacting WSI concerning the
implementation of the initiative within their
own business.
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MeMber business brieFs
Love Without Fear Walk-a-thon Feb. 5
The Domestic Violence Prevention
Foundation is sponsoring the 10th Annual
“Love without Fear Walk-a-thon.” The
funds raised from this event will be used to
ensure that services will be provided to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault
in this area.
The Walk-a-thon will be held Feb. 5,
2011, at the MSU Dome from 9 a.m. – 2
p.m. Music and refreshments will be provided throughout the day. Children’s activities will also be taking place for the children
of the walkers. There is a $100 sponsorship
to develop a team. There will be a prize
given to the team which raises the most
money. Each walker will receive a “Love
Without Fear” t-shirt for their participation.
Please call the Domestic VIolence Crisis
Center at 852-2258 for more information.
American Bank Center welcomes new
employee
American Bank Center announces kelsey
Lonning as a new part-time Teller. Lonning
is currently attending Minot State
University pursing a biology degree.
Physician joins Trinity Health
Dr. kwanghee kim, a primary care specialist board certified in Internal Medicine,
has joined Trinity Health and is accepting
new patients at his office at Health CenterTown & Country.
A graduate of korea University College
of Medicine in Seoul, Dr. kim earned both
his Ph.D. and M.D. degrees, remaining
there to fulfill his internship and residency.
He served three years as a captain and military physician in the korean Army. He emigrated to the U.S. and completed internship
and residency training at Jacobi Medical
Center’s Department of Medicine, Bronx,
NY.
Dr. kim has published numerous articles.
His honors include Outstanding Resident of
the Year from korea University and
Outstanding Achievement in the Teaching
of Medical Students from Albert Einstein
College of Medicine in New York. He is a
member of the American College of
Physicians and the American Medical
Association.
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KMOT celebrates 40th annual Ag Expo
The 40th Annual kMOT Ag Expo
begins Wednesday, Jan. 26 and continues
through Friday, Jan. 28 at the State Fair
Center on the North Dakota State
Fairgrounds. The Livestock Show will be
held Thursday, Jan. 27 through Saturday,
Jan. 29.
There will be over 360 exhibitors covering more than 950 booths. In past years
approximately 30,000 to 40,000 people
have attended the annual show. The
kMOT Ag Expo is the largest indoor agricultural show in the upper Midwest.
Visitors can expect to see the latest in
agricultural technology and equipment,
along with several other exhibits that
cover all areas of agriculture in Western
North Dakota. The show is guaranteed to
have something for everyone, along with
the finest livestock in the area as well as
informative seminars.
KMOT Living Ag Classroom
Join area 4th graders as they learn how
their food gets from the farmer’s fields to
the grocery store shelves. The Living Ag
Classroom has enjoyed amazing success
as over 15,000 students, teachers and parents learn about the food chain. By taking
a tour of the Living Ag Classroom visitors
learn about the production and distribution of food along with the many by-products of crops and animals that are raised in
North Dakota. The classroom is located
on the upper mezzanine and is open to the
public with sessions at 9 a.m., 11 a.m., and
1 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday. SRT
Communications and North Dakota
Farmers Union sponsor the Living Ag
Classroom.
Ag Expo Classroom
The kMOT Ag Expo is proud to present
the kMOT Ag Expo Livestock Show.
This year features 11 breed shows, a Pen
of 3 Bull Show, a Pen of 3 Heifer Show, a
Premiere Steer show, and a Junior Heifer
show, demonstrating why the Ag Expo
continues to be the fastest growing
Livestock Show around.
See you at the KMOT Ag Expo
Parking and admission are free, and a
heated shuttle bus will bring visitors from
the parking lot to the front door. Stop by
the kMOT/Bremer Information Booth in
the State Fair Center, where the official
program offers a list of exhibitors and
maps, as well as seminar room schedule
and livestock show schedule. Doors open
daily at 9 a.m. and close at 5 p.m.
For more information contact: Mary
Rakness, Ag Expo Assistant Manager,
kMOT Ag Expo, 1800 16 th St SW,
Minot, ND 58701, 852-5254, Fax : 8388195, E-mail: [email protected].
business aFter hours
Minot area chaMber oF coMMerce
Thank you to the MAYSA Arena
for sponsoring the December
Business After Hours. Eighty people
enjoyed great food, prizes, and a
chance to celebrate the MAYSA’s
10th anniversary.
Pictured from left to right are:
Lori Gustafson, who won the $50
chamber bucks; Chamber Board
Chair Brekka Kramer (Odney);
Diana Irizarry, who took home the
Park District drawing including a
round of golf, day pool passes, free
skating passes, and a MAYSA Arena
party
package;
and
John
MacMartin, Chamber president.
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