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After months of research and
consultation, the Chamber has
begun implementation of plans
to enhance significantly the
websites of the Chamber and its
affiliated Tourism Promotion
initiatives. The objective is to
improve the user-friendliness of
the sites as well as the practical
value of contents.
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Chamber, County,
District Look to Save
Teacher Jobs
COSBE Chairs Announced
A task force of Chamber
members is optimistic about the
prospects for positive results
from discussions with Elmira
City School District.
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
State Senator Tom O'Mara
Column: "Staying Focused
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April 2011
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The redesigned Chamber site at
www.chemungchamber.org was
launched May 13th and is now
online. While members have
A screen shot of the Chamber’s new home page.
been generous in providing
insight regarding development of the site, the Chamber is now eager to hear
reactions from members who visit the site. “Of course, we want to know what
works well,” said Chamber staffer Kamala Keeley, “but we also want to assist
members in taking advantage of the opportunities inherent in the improved
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Chamber Continues
Teacher Jobs Effort
Local school budgets, board rosters and
tax levies have now been authorized
by voters throughout the county, but a
Chamber task force continues efforts to
promote saving some jeopardized teaching positions in Elmira.
“The school district and county leadership have been helpful with this crusade,” said Chamber Chair Bill Benedict (Magee Point Associates). “We’re
hopeful some new cost savings might
happen, might save some jobs in the
classroom. That’s what we’re all trying to
achieve,” he explained.
As noted in earlier editions of this
newsletter, the task force hopes to parlay
the current collaboration into a longterm effort. The task force hopes to
help schools meet future budgets while
nonetheless improving the quality of
education.
COSBE Leaders Begin Planning Programs
COSBE (Council of Small Business Enterprises)leaders recently began
organizational work on projects to serve small business. Pictured from left to
right are: Education Chair Josh Palmer (Swan & Sons-Morss Company),
COSBE Chair Walter Kent (Walter J. Kent Funeral Home), Connections
Chair Pat Blair (Five Star Bank), and Legislation Chair Denis Sweeney
(St. Joseph’s Hospital). COSBE will soon be utilizing an online survey to
recruit input and ideas from Chamber members. Members interested now in exploring COSBE’s work are invited to
contact Julie McInerny by e-mailing [email protected] or calling the Chamber at 734-5137.
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Board of Directors
Dear Community Member:
Michael Robertson
President
The Board of Directors of the Eldridge Park Carousel Preservation Society is proud to announce
that the Park will open for the 2011 season starting Memorial Day weekend. We would like to
inform you of some of the milestones we have achieved to date.
Dr. Brian Cassetta
Vice President
Jennifer Miller
Secretary
Rose Ann Wylie
Treasurer
Zsuszi Kadar
City Liason
J. Walter Booth
Leonard DeRenzo
Peter Finnerty
Dean Hackett
Bryan Maggs
Robert Pfuntner
Richard Pope
Patrick Poppleton
Bob Rockwell
Lynn Winner
 Since the reopening of the carousel in 2006 we have seen over 150,000 rides. The
Carousel continues to delight both young and old and everyone in between. Nothing else
in our community can evoke such nostalgia.
 The Dance Hall opened in 2007. The transformation from a storage building to a
Victorian dance hall amazed us all. The floor was salvaged from another local landmark,
the former Centenary Methodist Church on South Main St. We have had countless
weddings, receptions, reunions, concerts, birthdays, fundraisers, and other events.
 In 2008, Jasper reappeared on Eldridge Lake. We have had over 12,000 rides on Jasper.
Jasper returns this spring.
 In 2009, we added the paddleboats, the corporate pavilion, and the barbecue pavilion.
There are only 20 other paddleboats like these in the world.
 In 2010, the miniature golf course debuted. It quickly became one of our most popular
attractions. It is a one of a kind creation with waterfalls, ponds, statues and benches from
Europe, hundreds of plants, the mini train ride, Mark Twain study replica and the golf
course itself.
 For 2011, we are planning the first phase of a makeover of the midway. This will further
enhance the park which has become the center of our community.
 Our Independence Day celebrations have brought over 20,000 people to the Eldridge
Park each year. Many have commented that the fireworks displays were the best that
they had ever seen. This year’s event is scheduled for July 2 and promises to be better
than ever.
All of this was made possible by the good people of our remarkable community. As we look
forward to more and greater milestones, we thank the community for that legacy of support.
Sincerely,
The Eldridge Park Carousel Preservation Society, Inc. Board of Directors
Michael Robertson, President
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Alumni News
Last month my classmates and I graduated from Leadership Chemung. While most of the group had lived in the area
for quite a while, I had recently moved to take over the directorship of the Chemung County Library District.
After spending 29 years in the military I wasn’t as worried about the leadership part. I thought taking the course would be the
perfect introduction to the community and give me the necessary background to better perform my job here at CCLD. I had
the luxury of being able to sit back and listen to the different presenters and concentrate on how it would apply to the library
district and its staff. While I learned many things, I think what struck me most was how the others in the class would speak
with so much pride about the area, while still acknowledging the issues and problems we face.
Ron Shaw
Director
Chemung County
Library District
During the course we visited a wide variety of local sites such as the airport and the county jail- which never fail to provide an interesting point of view.
We also had the opportunity to see two cultural gems of the area- the incredible collection of the Arnot Art Museum and the architectural splendor of
the Clemens Center. There was the opportunity to meet some representatives from our community and the opportunity to learn from their
perspective. We can now take that knowledge, see how we can contribute, and perhaps how we can do better.
And this, for us new graduates, is the hard part-now we have to actually be leaders! Wasn’t it so much easier when we were just listening and learning?
Who among us is going to step up and tackle the immense challenges of downtown development, energy issues and workforce development?
After all, we didn’t take this program just for fun. Our respective organizations didn’t pay the fee -- nor give us the time off -- without expecting to see
some return on their investment. We invested our time and our employers’ money in an effort to make things better for the Southern Tier. Now it’s
time to take the knowledge we gained here and put it into action.
I will miss the program as we won’t be able to listen to leaders giving us real world examples of what we’re doing well, what we’re doing wrong and what
else needs to be done. Sadly, we won’t have any more fascinating discoveries about our region on topics some of us thought we already knew pretty well.
We’re not going to change this region on our own and shouldn’t be expected to. One of the most valuable lessons we learned was that we have each other. We have this amazing leadership network and many other networks that we are all part of. Now we have to put those “networks of networks” to use.
Class of 2010-2011 Leadership Chemung Commencement
Sponsored by Chemung Canal Trust Company
Guest Speaker George
H. Winner, Jr. (right)
is thanked for his
commencement remarks
by Chamber Chair Bill
Benedict.
Chamber Chair Bill
Benedict addresses the
graduating class.
The Leadership Chemung 2010-2011 Graduating Class
(Front Row from left) Ronald Shaw (Chemung County Library District), Chuck
Belanger (The Sign Man), Neil Couch (Chemung Canal Trust Company), Joshua
Roloson (Cameron Manufacturing & Design), Joshua Copp (Cameron Manufacturing & Design), Joshua Proctor (Cameron Manufacturing & Design).
(Back Row from left) Guest Speaker George H. Winner, Jr., Leadership Chemung
Facilitator Linda Lathrop, Shannon Matteson (Mengel, Metzger, Barr & Co.,
LLP), Deborah Cram (Chemung Canal Trust Company), Rebecca Frank (Greater
Southern Tier BOCES), Marsha Romanski (Greater Southern Tier BOCES), Sarah
Snowburg (Glove House, Inc.), Allison Monnell (Chemung ARC), Amy Ward
(Elmira Savings Bank, F.S.B.) and Chamber Chair Bill Benedict.
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Member News
Holiday Inn GM Wins Major Award
Sheila Thomas, General Manager at Holiday Inn ElmiraRiverview, was the recipient of the New York State Hospitality
& Tourism Association’s (NYSH&TA) Outstanding General
Manager of the Year (150 rooms or less). NASH&TA’s Stars of
the Industry program honors employees of the hotels, motels
and tourism-related businesses throughout the state, who best
represent the quality of service and spirit of the tourism and
hospitality industry.
The Outstanding General Manager Award recognizes a hotelier
who has demonstrated superior professionalism and taken a
leadership role in the industry. For more information on
Holiday Inn Elmira, visit www.fingerlakeshotels.com.
Chuck Belanger Earns Ambassador Recognition
Chuck Belanger is the Manager of The Sign Man
located in Elmira. He has been with The Sign
Man since 2007 and also works for Nexgen
Wireless, a preferred Sprint dealer. Chuck has
been with the Member Services Council since
2009. He also sits on the Chemung County
Executive’s Advisory Commission on Natural
Energy Solutions Business Opportunities
Subcommittee. “Volunteering for the Chamber
has opened many networking opportunities that have expanded my
business.” noted Chuck.
The Member Services Council (MSC) is a volunteer group of Member Ambassadors of the Chemung County Chamber of Commerce.
Through a membership recruitment, outreach and retention program,
Ambassadors volunteer their time communicating with all Chamber
Members. Ambassadors increase and retain Chamber membership,
which results in the expansion of the organization and fosters the
County’s prosperity and economic growth.
For more information contact Julie McInerny, Manager of Member
Services: [email protected].
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Member News
Silicon Carbide Receives SBA 2011 Small Business Excellence Award
Silicon Carbide Products, Inc.,
located at 361 Daniel Zenker Drive,
Horseheads, NY was recognized
recently with the SBA 2011 Small
Business Excellence Award. Silicon
Carbide Products, Ind. is an ISO
9001:2008 registered company that
provides custom manufactured
silicon carbide components for
severe industrial applications. In addition, Silicon Carbide provides specialty
wear and corrosion resistant shapes for coal power, mining and molten metal
contact applications, and is a recognized leading manufacturer of silicon carbide
spray nozzles for use in wet scrubber environmental applications. The business
was established in 1994 in the Ceramics Corridor Innovation Center in Painted
Post and expanded into their current facility in Horseheads in 1997.
Silicon Carbide was named “Manufacturing Graduate of the Year” by the
National Business Incubation Association, and in 2010 was recognized by the
NYS Business Council as one of the best companies to work for in New York
State. Silicon Carbide Products was nominated for the award by REDEC and
was presented to Martin Metzger and Mark Witmer at the SBA 2011 Small
Business Excellence Awards in Syracuse. Diane Lantz stated that “it was an
honor to recognize Silicon Carbide and they are truly deserving of the award
and exemplify the importance of small business in the community.”
For additional information on the programs available through REDEC, please
contact REDEC at 607-962-3021.
Haines to Provide Internet Yellow Pages, Mobile and iPad Applications
Haines Publishing, Inc. has teamed up with InformationPages, Inc. to upgrade their internet yellow pages, mobile phone and iPad applications. “We are excited about our new
opportunity to offer our customers a state-of-the-art, multi-platform advertising channel
connecting buyers and sellers,” said Terry Pacelli, Vice President of Haines Publishing, Inc.
The service upgrades include viewing search results on www.yellowone.com three different ways - list, map and book view. The new mobile products feature voice navigation for
Apple iPhone and Android users, while the Apple iPad application has been specifically
designed for tablet users. “Our customers will have all of their business information
accessible in telephone directories, internet yellow pages, mobile and iPad mediums,”
Pacelli said.
“We’re thrilled that Terry has selected InformationPages as Haines Publishing’s newest
technology partner,” said Carey Bernier, CEO of InformationPages. “Haines has taken advantage of our entire online suite of products including mobile applications, video hosting,
social networking integration and our national directory platform. Haines has also chosen
to leverage our advanced hardware infrastructure by hosting their entire corporate website
with InformationPages. By placing the entirety of their technical needs with InformationPages, Haines can focus on what they do best - print and Internet sales.”
Simmons-Rockwell Suzuki
Donates Car for Raffle
Regional auto dealer Simmons-Rockwell
Suzuki has donated a car for a raffle to
benefit Children’s Miracle Network at
Arnot Ogden Medical Center. The raffle
is being held from April 25 through
October 7, 2011. Tickets cost $10 each
and one winner, drawn on October 7th,
will take possession of a brand new, 2011
Suzuki SX4.
Tickets are available to purchase at the
following locations:
•Gerould’s Pharmacies (locations in
Elmira, Horseheads and Corning)
•The Christmas House (locations at
Arnot Mall and Maple Avenue in Elmira)
•Market Street Coffee and Tea (Market
Street in Corning)
Ticket purchase forms can also
be downloaded at
www.arnothealth.org/cmn, printed,
completed and submitted by mail.
Entrants need not be present at the
drawing to win.
The new New York State
Travel Guide 2011 is now
available at the Chamber
offices. Please come by
and pick up your free
copy along with the Chemung County
Visitor’s Guide to Mark Twain Country!
To submit Member News
please email
[email protected]
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Member News
Appleridge Announces
Senior Staff Changes
Appleridge Senior Living announced
today the appointment of Michele
Fitch to Administrator. Fitch previously held the position of Director
of Marketing and Sales. In addition
to her responsibilities in marketing
and sales, Fitch will oversee the daily
operations of the senior community
to ensure complete resident satisfaction and the continued growth of the
community. Merry Devlin, former
Appleridge administrator, has regretfully stepped down due to personal
obligations.
To further support the recent growth
of the senior community, Kristina
States has accepted the newly created position of Marketing and Sales
Assistant. States has experience in
the senior housing industry as well as
an extensive sales background. States
holds an associate’s degree in Business
Administration from Corning
Community College.
Radisson Corning Named to
Top-Ranked Hotel List
Expedia has named Radisson Hotel
Corning among the top-ranked hotels
on this year’s Expedia Insiders’ Select
list. The Select list formally recognizes
individual hotels worldwide that
consistently deliver excellent service,
a great overall experience and a
notable value. The full list represents
only 500 of Expedia’s top-ranked
hotels selected from over 130,000
properties. For more information on
Radisson Hotel Corning, visit
www.radisson.com/corningny
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The YWCA Elmira & the Twin Tiers cordially invites you to attend
YWCA Announces
Tribute to
St. Joseph’s Awarded Accreditation
YWCA Tribute to Women
Women 17th
Award
from Joint Commission
AnnualRecipients
Luncheon
Keynote Speaker
St. Joseph’s Hospital has earned The
BETSY HILFIGER
Director Joint
of
Commission’s Gold Seal of
Community Affairs
Approval™ for accreditation by demTommy Hilfiger
Corporate Foundation
onstrating compliance with The Joint
2011 Recipients
Commission’s
national standards for
Tribute to Women
Awardcare quality and safety in hospiWednesday,
8, 2011
health
The YWCA
ElmiraJune
and
the Twin
RACHEL WOOD
Doors open at 11:30 a.m.
The accreditation award recognizTiers has announced
of Justicetals.
Lunch served atthe
NoonwinnersRacial
Award
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awards to
beCollege
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$50 per person
sion’s state-of-the-art standards.
($25 tax-deductible)
Women awards
luncheon Wednesday,
Lifetime Achievement
………………………………..
Award
June 8, 2011
at the
Elmira
Reserved
seating
only College
St. Joseph’s underwent a rigorous
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CampusRSVP
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The YWCA Tribby Friday, June 3, 2011
unannounced on-site survey in DeCorporate sponsorships
available.
ute to Women
honors professional
cember 2010. A team of Joint Comwomen from the private and public
mission expert surveyors evaluated St.
sector who work in the Twin Tiers
Joseph’s for compliance with standards
and have demonstrated excellence,
of care specific to the needs of paleadership and integrity in their fields
tients, including infection prevention
and in the community, serving as role
and control, leadership and medicamodels for other successful women.
tion management. “In achieving Joint
Commission accreditation, St. Joseph’s
The YWCA is honored to have as this
Hospital has demonstrated its comyear’s Keynote Speaker, Ms. Betsy
mitment to the highest level of care for
Hilfiger, Director of Community
its patients,” says Mark Pelletier, R.N.,
affairs for the Tommy Hilfiger CorM.S., executive director, Hospital
porate Foundation. This year’s awards
Programs, Accreditation and Certificainclude honorees for the YWCA Tribtion Services, The Joint Commission.
ute to Women Award, Racial Justice
“Accreditation is a voluntary process
Award, Youth Award and Lifetime
and I commend St. Joseph’s Hospital
Achievement Award.
for successfully undertaking this challenge to elevate its standard of care and
Award recipients for 2011 are Rachel
instill confidence in the community it
Wood (Tribute to Women Honoree),
serves.”
Nykole Parks (Racial Justice Award),
Nicole O’Connell (Youth Award) and
“With Joint Commission accreditaNatsue Kobayashi (Lifetime Achievetion, we are making a significant
ment Award),
investment in quality on a day-to-day
basis from the top down. Joint ComProceeds from the Tribute to Women
mission accreditation provides us a
luncheon benefit the work of the
framework to take our organization to
YWCA Elmira & the Twin Tiers,
the next level and helps create a culture
assisting women, girls and families to
of excellence,” says Joseph Braunscattain their goals.
heidel, St. Joseph’s Chief Operating
Corporate sponsorships are still availOfficer. “Achieving Joint Commission
able. Individual and table reservaaccreditation, for our organization, is a
tions may be made by contacting the
major step toward maintaining excelYWCA Elmira & the Twin Tiers at
lence and continually improving the
607.733.5575.
care we provide.”
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Member News
Sweeney Enterprises Client to Host Youth Baseball Camp
Young baseball players between the ages 5 and 13 have the opportunity to strengthen their
baseball skills at the Matt Burch Championship Baseball 6th Annual Summer Baseball Camp
June 27 – June 29, 2011 from 10:00 am – 12:00 Noon at the Corning Little League Complex. Co-sponsoring this year’s camp, with Matt Burch Championship Baseball, will be the
Corning Community YMCA.
The fee for the three-day camp is $75.00 per camper and $60.00 per camper for Corning
YMCA members. A family discount of $5.00 is also offered for each additional sibling after
the first sibling pays the full fee. A youth baseball group rate, of three or more campers from
the same family, is available for $60.00 per player.
Overseeing the camp will be Matt Burch, Manager of the 2007 Elmira Pioneers New York
Collegiate Baseball League Champions. Joining Burch as camp instructors will be several area
baseball coaches and players.
The former standout from Thomas A. Edison High School played professional baseball for
seven years after the Kansas City Royals selected him as their first round pick in 1998.
Applications for the 6th Annual Matt Burch Championship Baseball Summer Baseball Camp
are online at www.sweenenterprises.com. Registration forms are also available at the Corning
Community YMCA, Pal’s Sports Center, and Hesselson’s. For more information about the
camp please call (607) 769-5145 or e-mail [email protected].
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Women’s Wellness Event &
Ladies Night
The YWCA of Elmira & the Twin Tiers is
hosting a free event for all girls and women
on Tuesday, June 7, 2011 from 12:007:00pm.
The event will include area health experts
and vendors who will provide FREE health
screenings, information, demonstrations
and wellness techniques. In addition,
attendees will receive an invitation and
ticket which entitles them to attend several
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evenings throughout the year! At 6:00pm,
Christine Baze, performer, cervical cancer
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23rd Annual James V. Clune, Jr.
Memorial Golf Tournament
Monday, August 1, 2011
Tee Off
Limited to 32 foursomes
Registration: 12:00 noon
Shot Gun Start: 12:30 pm
Monday, August 1, 2011
Elmira Country Club
Reception: 5:30 pm
Dinner: 6:00 pm
* Incredible Hole-In-One Prizes *
Tournament Package
Registration
$345. Per team for Chamber Members
$450. Per team (Non-members accepted after June 30th)
Tournament Package Includes:
Captain & Crew Format
Lunch
Reception
Barbecue Buffet Dinner
Refreshments All Day
Door Prizes
Hole-In-One Prizes
Golf Skills Challenges
Closest-to-the-Pin
Double Your Money
Longest Drive – Men
Longest Drive – Women
Skins Game
Please complete the registration form and return with payment to the Chamber of Commerce offices.
Chamber members may attend the reception & dinner for only $25 per person.
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23rd Annual James V. Clune, Jr.
Memorial Golf Tournament
Monday, August 1, 2011
Sponsorships Available
Provide a Door Prize
Participate as a sponsor of this annual event attended by the
leadership of the Chemung County business community.
Please take advantage of this opportunity to
sponsor a door prize!
______ Yes, I will provide a door prize.
______Yes, I will participate as a sponsor.
Sponsor Opportunities
minimum value of $25 •
______Golf Carts $1,000. exclusive sponsor or
______ $ 500. co-sponsor (2 available)
______ Beverage Carts $ 500. exclusive sponsor or
______ $ 250. co-sponsor (2 available)
______ Golf Balls $800. Exclusive sponsor
______ Putting Green $ 300. exclusive sponsor
______ Club House $ 300. exclusive sponsor
______ First Aid Station $ 250. exclusive sponsor
______ Water Hazard $ 250. floating sign - exclusive
______ Snack Shack $ 250. exclusive sponsor
______ Golf Clubs $ 200. co-sponsor (2 available)
______ Tee & Green sign $ 150. name & company logo
______ Tee & Green sign $ 125. name only
Company Name
____________________________________________
________ Yes for Skins ($20.00)
________ Yes for Mulligans (2 per team at $20)
Company Name
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Registration Form
Team registration is based on a first-come basis. Payment must accompany registration form to guarantee spot in tournament.
$345 per team for Chamber Members
$450 per team (Non-members accepted after June 30th.)
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Thursday, June 16, 2011
5:00—7:00 p.m.
3005 Watkins Road, Horseheads, NY
Catering by Bernie Murray’s
Live Music with
Steve Southworth and the Rockabilly Rays
Come Cheer the Elmira Pioneers
As they take on Amsterdam Mohawks
Tuesday, June 21st
Picnic food, Door Prizes 6:00 p.m.
Game at 7:05 p.m.
Mark Twain Country
Glider Rides at Harris Hill up 16%
The number of gliders taking to the skies in the Soaring Capital of America
continues to soar! Harris Hill Soaring Corporation saw a 16% increase in
glider rides last year over 2009—a continuation of an upward trend that
started several years back.
A popular tourist draw, glider rides on “The Hill” are currently offered on
weekends, but will be available daily from 10-6 beginning late-June. The unique
topographical features and spectacular views offered at Harris Hill prompted
Amelia Earhart herself to declare it among the world’s finest gliding facilities
during a visit here in 1936, and it continues to attract both flight enthusiasts and spectators across the globe. In addition to the daily
rides, Harris Hill will also be the host site for a regional soaring contest from July 31—August 6, 2011.
For more information on glider rides and events at Harris Hill, go to www.HarrisHillSoaring.org.
Elmira Featured as Unique Small Town
Elmira was showcased in the Spring 2011 edition of AAA New York, as one of four
unique towns in an article entitled, Visiting Small Town New York. Noted were the
city’s Twain, aviation and Civil War legacies, as well several attractions. Other cities
featured were Saugerties, Auburn and Skaneateles.
To view the article, go to http://tinyurl.com/lq7cgr.
FLX Named World’s #1
Lakeside Retreat!
All Aboard the Trolley!
The Chamber’s
Convention &
Visitors Bureau
(CVB) has been
busy readying for
the return of the
annual Trolley into
Twain Country
Tours.
“Tom & Becky”
Ambassadors Needed!
The Inn at Glenora Wine Cellars overlooking Seneca Lake.
The honors just keep rolling in for the
Finger Lakes Region. Among the recent is
the designation by Shermans Travel as the
#1 Top Lakeside Retreat in the world!
The Finger Lakes is among impressive
company on the list, with destinations
in Italy, Japan, England, New Zealand,
Canada and more. Earlier this year, Shermans Travel also named our region among
the world’s Top Ten Value Destinations.
To view the full article, go to
http://tinyurl.com/lq7cgr.
A one-of-a-kind experience found only
in Mark Twain Country, the one-hour
guided tours depart from the lobby of
Holiday Inn Riverview on the hour
from 10:00—2:00 on Tuesdays through
Saturdays during July and August. For full
details, go to www.marktwaincountry.com
or snap the tag below:
The Chemung Chamber is looking for
energetic youngsters to portray Tom
Sawyer & Becky Thatcher at area events.
Hopefuls for the roles need to be 11-14
years old, Chemung County residents,
and enthusiastic about living in Mark
Twain Country.
For more information, email Cynthia
Raj and the Chemung Chamber at
[email protected] or call
607.734.5137.
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Chamber Boosts Websites
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New features include an enhanced Business Directory with links to social media (Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn) and
member-supplied content (business logo, Special Offers, About Us, etc.). In fact, in order to give members an idea of what
their listing might look like with all the bells and whistles, the listing of the Chamber itself includes all the opportunities;
that sample listing can be easily located in the Business Directory.
In addition to the directory enhancements, the site also offers members the ability to post job openings and upcoming
events directly via submission forms on the site. Furthermore, a limited number of member advertising options are being
offered on the site and are value priced at only $50 per month.
The tourism promotion site at www.marktwaincountry.com will be launched later this summer. Although that site has a
different market orientation and structure, the Chamber is working to assure that both sites are not only compatibly linked
but also complement each other in serving visitors to the sites.
The marktwaincountry site is not only of interest to tourists; it is also a valuable attribute to member firms which are
recruiting staff –and their families- from afar. “It needs to portray the region’s lifestyle attributes so that it can be a useful
tool for relocation,” explained Ms. Keeley. “It has to supplement that great job offer and help close the deal,” she said.
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Managed Services
Network Solutions
Virtualization
Data Protection / Backup
Security Management
Disaster Recovery
Project Management
Staff Augmentation
Remote Monitoring
Unified Communications, VoIP
Wireless LAN Services
Storage & Server Solutions
Hardware & Software Sales
June 2011
Push Continues for Property
Tax Cap
Health Exchanges in New York
The Business Council of New York State, Inc. recently
launched a radio spot in support of Governor Cuomo’s
proposed two percent property tax cap.
A little over a year ago, as Congress was debating how to
reform health care delivery, an idea that seemed simple
enough was to create new marketplaces, called
“exchanges,” where consumers can comparison shop for
health insurance.
“Each day shows more reasons why New Yorkers need a
property tax cap and lower government spending,” said
Heather Briccetti, acting-president & CEO of The Business
Council of New York State, Inc. “The news continues to show
business climate rankings where New York is near the bottom
of all states, polls show young New Yorkers leaving the state,
and continued research shows New York’s property taxes to
be much higher than most states.”
As with many other aspects of implementing the health
overhaul law, state-based insurance “exchanges” offer both
opportunity and challenge to states as they grapple first
with the decision on whether they want a state-based
exchange, or whether they wish to cede this process and
market to a federal exchange.
Governor Cuomo has been traveling the state to outline his
specific legislative priorities, including the property tax cap
plan.
Most states, including New York, are now just focusing on
how best to implement an exchange and what changes in
state law are needed to make that happen. These changes
need to occur this legislative session to enable New York to
access federal grants made available to help offset the cost
of implementation. The Business Council will be advocating
for an exchange model that puts small business as its
primary customer.
As the push for a property tax heats up, The Empire Center
has launched a new property tax search tool at its
SeeThroughNY.net website where New Yorkers can evaluate
detailed information on their property tax burden.
If done well, exchanges could make it easier to compare,
buy and enroll in health insurance. But if designed poorly,
experts warn healthy people could avoid the exchanges,
leaving them to sicker people with rising premiums.
The Empire Center has also issued a report ranking the “Top
20” and “Bottom 20” effective tax rates in every region of the
state, along with a ranking of effective tax rates in cities. The
rankings are based on data from the state comptroller’s
office.
Some key issues The Business Council will be asking the
legislature to consider as they proceed with setting up the
model for NY’s Exchange: the State should not be both
regulator and exchange operator; do not build a one-size
fits all model; guided customer choice is key; and flexibility
on plan design is important.
“Failing to enact a property tax cap and reforms to lower the
cost of state and local government will continue driving jobs
and people out of the state,” added Briccetti.
Business Council Opposes
Prevailing Wage Requirements
The Business Council strongly opposes legislation that would
broaden the scope of the state’s public sector prevailing wage
requirements for certain private sector service employees and
create criminal penalties for violations.
This legislation alters existing labor law provisions that were
created to establish wage requirements for public sector
building service employees to apply to broad new categories
of employees, including service work for private sector utility
companies, and numerous other categories.
The extension of wage requirements to service workers for
utility companies would be inappropriate and result in
increased costs to the ratepayers. Estimates from just three
of the State’s utility companies are that the added costs to
ratepayers would exceed $37 million annually.
For more information, visit www.bcnys.org.
Young New Yorkers Leaving the
State
A recent NY1-YNN-Marist College poll finds that 1 in 3 New
Yorkers under the age 30 plans to move to another state at
some time, while 1 in 4 adults overall plans an exodus from
the Empire State within five years.
“Right now, many young people do not see their future in
New York state,” said Marist pollster Lee Miringoff.
“Unchecked, this threatens to drain the state of the next
generation.”
According to the survey, most of those who plan to move
will do so because of economic reasons including jobs, the
cost of living, and taxes. Although the recession has been
officially over for months, many New Yorkers still feel the
The imposition of wage mandates on these industries, already worst is yet to come.
struggling with additional costs imposed by the State, including the 18-a surcharge in the 2009-2010 Executive Budget,
the MTA payroll tax in the MTA region, and the proposed
expansion of the local gross receipts tax, is ill-timed and will
Material from The Business Council of New York State, Inc.
further burden both the employers and the consumers.
For more information, contact [email protected].
The Business Council • 152 Washington Avenue • Albany, NY 12210-2289 • 518-465-7511 • www.bcnys.org
Thank you
The Hilliard Corporation
Host of the May 10th
Made In Chemung County
Business Before Business Reception
More than 80 Chamber Members toured
The Hilliard Corporation, Hilco Division
in Elmira Heights for
the kick-off of the
Made In Chemung
County series.
Chamber Chair Bill
Benedict, Magee Point
Associates (left) chats
with Jan van den Blink,
CEO of The Hilliard
Corporation.
Components “Made
In Chemung County” by The Hilliard
Corporation.
Chamber members take in
one of several guided tours
of the facility.
Thank you to The
Hilliard Corporation,
DeMet’s Candy Company, Express Café &
Bakery, American Red
Cross and Excellus
BlueCross BlueShield for
providing Door Prizes.
30 Years of Aircraft Charter and Management
Call your Northeast neighbor for all your aviation needs
(800) 876-1551
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[email protected]
Thank you
Holiday Inn Riverview Elmira
Host of the April 27th
Business After Business Reception
Nearly 100 Chamber
Members enjoyed the
hospitality of Holiday
Inn Riverview Elmira
for the April BAB
which included tours
of their extensively
renovated property.
NYS Senator Tom O’Mara
(center) talks tourism with
the Holiday Inn’s District
Director Allen Fusco and
Director of Corporate
Sales Debby Cacala.
Up Coming Events
•June •
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Business After Business Reception*
Bethany Village
3005 Watkins Road, Horseheads
5:00 - 7:00 pm
*Catering by Bernie Murray’s!
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
The Boys of Summer!
Chamber Night at Dunn Field
6:00 p.m. in Picnic Area – Game Starts 7:05 p.m.
FREE Tickets for Chamber Members to watch the Pioneers
take on the Amsterdam Mohawks!
*Picnic food prior to the game and door prizes!
•July •
Holiday Inn Riverview’s
General Manager Sheila
Thomas (center) chats
with members during
the reception.
Friday, July 1, 2011
Trolley Into Twain Country
Starts Up for the Season
For more information on the Trolley,
please visit www.MarkTwainCountry.com
Chamber Chair Bill Benedict of
Magee Point Associates deep in
conversation with NYS Senator
Tom O’Mara (far left).
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Business After Business Reception
Realty USA
5:00 - 7:00 pm
Details TBA.
•August •
Monday, August 1, 2011
James V. Clune, Jr. Memorial Golf Tournament
Elmira Country Club
Members enjoyed
ongoing tours
of the property
which included
the lobby, conference rooms,
Anthony’s Lounge
restaurant and
guest rooms.
Thank you to Holiday Inn Riverview Elmira
for providing fabulous Door Prizes!
Details on pages 10-11
• Register Online www.ChemungChamber.org •
• Email [email protected] • Phone (607) 734.5137 •
Business After Business & Business BEFORE Business Reception Admission:
$6 per person in advance for Members
$8 per person at the door for Members
$15 per person for Not-Yet-Members
*Donate a Door Prize for FREE admission to
the Business After Business Reception of your choice!
Member 2 Member Discounts
Member 2 Member Discounts are presented by Chamber Members for Chamber Members.
All employees of Chamber of Commerce Members are invited to use Member 2 Member Discounts.
Employers - Please Pass This on to Your Employees - Chamber Membership Benefits Everyone
To participate in the 2011 Member 2 Member Discount Program, please contact Julie McInerny [email protected]
Chemung County Chamber of Commerce 400 East Church Street Elmira, NY 14901 (607) 734.5137 [email protected] • www.ChemungChamber.org
American Cancer Society offers $10
off a New York State Golf Pass. Deals include complementary rounds of golf with
the purchase of one, free golf with a cart
rental, etc., at more than 100 facilities.
Regularly $35, Chamber members pay
$25. 1316 College Avenue, Elmira. 7341553, [email protected].
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Armbruster Electrical Technologies
would like to offer a 10% discount on
their home energy audits and 15% on
their business energy audit to all Chamber members. All audits are certified.
Residential audits are a flat rate, commercial audits are based on square footage. A certified infrared thermal imaging
survey also included. Call (607) 8462421 or email [email protected].
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AT&T offers 20% off any accessory
in the store to Chamber members.
For details, please call 796.2300.
1510 County Route 64, Horseheads.
www.wireless.att.com.
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Back to Sanity Organizing Service
10% off any in-home organizing project.
Jennifer Zimmerman, 426.6937.
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Bobby K Entertainment offers $100
off photo booth rental for any event!
Elmira, 800.640.5034, www.bobbyk.
com, [email protected].
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Building Block Private Nursery
School offers a 10% weekly discount on
full-time enrollments for first two months.
308 College Avenue, Elmira, 732.8800.
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Chemung ARC/Southern Tier
Industries will discount 10% on
remanufactured cartridges, scanning,
microfilming and microfiching services.
2028 Lake Road, Elmira Heights,
734.5775, www.chemungarc.org.
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Culligan Water offers new customers
who sign up for bottled water delivery
3 months of cooler rental and 200
cone cups free of charge. Culligan
Water, 1316 College Avenue, Elmira.
737.2748, [email protected].
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Downtown Health Club offers a free
30-day membership to Chamber members with a key deposit. This is a men’s
club only, located in the Mark Twain
Building, 147 W. Gray Street, Elmira.
734.3421.
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Executive Fundamentals, Inc. offers
a 90-minute, in-house sales workshop
entitled “Why Salespeople Fail.” An
ideal part of any sales meeting. A $500
value is free to Chamber members.
Limit 1 event per company. Anthony
van Dinther, President, 767.6830,
[email protected],
www.vandinther.sandler.com.
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Firestone Stores will discount 10% off
all automotive services, 5% off sale items
and 10% off all tires. Arnot Mall, Horseheads. 739.8765.
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Foxwin Farm offers 10% off all riding
lesson packages. Regular rate for 10
lessons is $400; Chamber members
pay $360. Regular rate for introductory
(one-time offer only) 5 lesson package
is $200; Chamber members pay $180.
S2418 Wilawana Road, Elmira,
529.3455, www.foxwinfarmllc.com.
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Hatfield Real Estate will take $500 off
the listing commission on new house
listings over $50,000 in value. 2483
Corning Road, Elmira, 795.1443,
[email protected].
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Invisible Fence of the Southern Tier
provides $100 off a professionally
installed outdoor containment system.
2056 Grand Central Avenue, Horseheads, (607) 796.5062,
[email protected].
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LaFrance Equipment Corporation
offers 10% off on new fire extinguishers
and service. 516 Erie Street, Elmira.
733.5511, [email protected].
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Leigh Ann Evans Interior Design
offers the primary representative of
member businesses a complimentary
visit to your company or professional
offices that will include a walkthrough of
your troublesome areas with your
representative. We will recommend
changes to these areas that your
customers, clients or patients see:
the reception area, a conference room,
a primary hallway. Let us help your staff
organize your project into a plan of action
that only an interior designer can provide.
962.0192, ask for Leigh Ann,
www.evansinteriordesign.com.
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Paychex Payroll offers customers
15% off their first year of service.
Contact Nicole Burnham, 345.5960,
[email protected].
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Rocky’s Auto Sales, Inc. says come
in, make your best offer and we’ll take an
additional $100 off the end deal.
2040 Lake Road, Elmira Heights.
733.1413, [email protected].
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Sam’s Club will offer a $10 gift card if
renewing or signing up with a business
membership, or a $25 gift card if renewing or signing up with a plus
business membership. Contact Tammy
Sortore. 830 County Route 64, Building
2, Elmira, 739-2883.
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Swan & Sons-Morss Co., Inc. save
an additional 5% off of Auto & Home
policies to all of the discounts such as
multi-car, safe driver, good student,
new home, home renovations & many
more currently available. Preferred
Mutual Insurance Company sponsors
this program. For a free rate and
coverage comparison: Mike Ferraro,
734-6283, [email protected].
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Swift Office Equipment Inc. Up to
45% off Ricoh digital copiers, fax
machines, printers & duplicators, service & supplies on all makes & models.
2147 College Avenue, Elmira Heights.
(607)734.8155, [email protected].
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Watkins Glen International offers
NASCAR weekend tickets starting at
only $60 with kids’ Grandstand seats for
as little as $20. Reduced prices for kids
and new family camping area make
The Glen more family friendly - and
affordable - than ever! Corporate
entertaining options also available.
For more information or to order, call
Danielle Beach, 535.2486 x403, or
visit www.theglen.com.
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Zeigler Florists, Inc. 10% off all
flowers and general merchandise.
Cash and carry only. 31 Old Ithaca
Road, Horseheads. 739.3579.
[email protected].
Do you M2M?
The Member 2 Member Discounts
program highlights special discounts
presented by members for members.
All employees of Chemung County
Chamber of Commerce member firms
are encouraged to take advantage of
Member 2 Member Discounts.
There is no fee to participate in the
program; the only requirement is
offering a minimum of a 10% discount.
The special offer will be printed in Today’s CHAMBER and also be available
in the online directory listing.
For more information on how your
business can benefit from a Member
2 Member Discount, please contact
Julie McInerny at the Chamber
[email protected] or call
(607)734-5137.
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