Applefest Fall Celebration Sunday October 4

3RD QUARTER 2015
76th YEAR
Warwick Valley
Chamber of Commerce, Inc.
Officers
President
DOUGLAS STAGE
Stage & Nathans LLP
Vice President
JEFF REILLY
St. Anthony Hospital
Bon Secours Health System
Vice President
DEBORAH GIULIANI
Mulberry Tree Learning Center
Treasurer
WAYNE PATTERSON
Better Homes and Gardens
Rand Realty
Secretary
SUSAN RONGA
Greater Hudson Bank
Immediate Past President
SHERRY BUKOVCAN
Mary Kay Cosmetics
Directors
KATHIE AUSTIN
Kathie Austin Photography
JEAN BEATTIE
Alteva
CARYN BURKE
Newtek-Premier Payments
ELIZABETH CASSIDY
Law Office of Elizabeth K Cassidy
KIM CORKUM
Regal Homes & Properties
JANINE DETHMERS
Corporate Impressions
GARRETT DURLAND
Seely & Durland Insurance
DEBORAH GIULIANI
Mulberry Tree Learning Center
KATIE JONKOSKI
ShopRite Supermarkets, Inc.
DAVID LEACH
Warwick Valley
Central School District
JAMES MEZZETTI
Myles Financial Services
MARCI OAKLEY
Castle Cruises and Travel
WAYNE PATTERSON
Better Homes & Gardens
Rand Realty
STEVE PENNINGS
Pennings Orchards & Farm Market
JOHN REDMAN
Union Square Group LTD
JEFF REILLY
St. Anthony Hospital
Bon Secours Health System
NICOLE REPOSE
Etched in Time Engraving
THOMAS ROBERTS
Ye Olde Warwick Book Shoppe
SUSAN RONGA
Greater Hudson Bank
MARYBETH SCHLICHTING
Frazzleberries
DOUGLAS STAGE
Stage & Nathans LLP
TAYLOR STERLING
WTBQ
CHRISTY TUPER
Crystal Springs Resorts & Spa
KRISTEN WEISS
KAWinteractive
Executive Director
MICHAEL A. JOHNDROW
Office Manager
SARAH ARMAND
Office Assistant
BEA ARNER
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Applefest Fall Celebration Sunday October 4
Come celebrate the festival’s twentyseventh anniversary Sunday, October
4 from 10am to 5pm as the Town
of Warwick welcomes an estimated
30,000 visitors. Applefest features
more than 240 craft and food vendors,
a variety of admission-free live stage
performances, children’s carnival
rides, and a traditional apple pie
baking contest. Enjoy the carnival
all day Sunday during the festival.
Families may also enjoy rides, music
and food the Friday and Saturday
Connor DeHaan
before Applefest. The Warwick Valley
Community Center hosts two pre-Applefest carnival evenings at Stanley-Deming
Park open Friday, October 2 and Saturday, October 3 from 4pm to 10pm for the
wristband admission price of $15 on those two evenings only.
Produced by the Warwick Valley Chamber of Commerce and the Warwick
Valley Community Center, Applefest is a major fundraising event. The proceeds are
used for town-wide community projects for the nearly fifty nonprofit organizations
which participate in the annual festival. The Applefest 2015 Visitors’ Guide, complete
with event information, will be posted on the website and distributed free on the day of
the event. For festival information visit www.warwickapplefest.com.
The Applefest Committee is grateful
for the support of this year’s sponsors:
Platinum: TransTech / Chestnut Ridge October 2 Board of Directors Meeting
Mt. Alverno, 8:00 am
Transportation.
Gold: County Waste, Crystal Run October 4 Applefest 27th Anniversary
Healthplans, Mountain Creek, Myles Food & Craft Fair
Wealth Management, Orange and Village of Warwick
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Rockland Utilities, Price Chopper,
St. Anthony Community Hospital, October 14 Expresso Business Mixer
Roe Brother’s Inc.
Warwick Valley Apple Trail.
7:30 am - 9:30 am
Silver: Affinity Health Plan, Angry
October 29 After Hours Mixer
Orchard, Awestruck Cider, Crystal Pennings Farm Market
Springs Resort, David Lerner & 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Associates, Green Mountain Energy,
November 5 Board of Directors Meeting
ING Financial Advisors, LeafFilter Mt. Alverno, 8:00 am
North of New Jersey, Inc., McAdam
November14 76th Chamber of Commerce
Financial, Nationwide Insurance, Annual Membership Dinner
New York Welcomes You, Inc., News Warwick Valley Country Club
12 Hudson Valley, Seely & Durland, 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm
ShopRite, Solar City, Solar Maximum, November22 Warwick Valley Farmers Market
Stewart International Airport, Sun Last Day of the Season
Indulgence, WTBQ Radio Station.
November 22 - December 24, Christmas Eve
Bronze: Alteva, Bethel Woods Center for Home for the Holidays
the Arts, Edward Jones Investments, Village of Warwick
M&B Septic Service LLC/Noah’s Ark December 2 Business Holiday Mixer
Port-A-John, Pennings Farm Market, TBA, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Warwick Valley Winery & Distillery, December 4 Board of Directors Meeting
Mt. Alverno, 8:00 am
Ye Old Warwick Book Shoppe.
2 The Chamber Connection
Letter from the Chamber President
by Douglas R. Stage, Esq., Stage & Nathans, LLP
Well, the fall air has arrived and yes, Applefest is right around
the corner. Our chamber is very strong. Other Chambers have
commented how well we do and have imitated some of our
initiatives (imitation being the highest form of flattery). I am
entering my final quarter as your President and am turning a
sharp eye on your future leaders. The new Board nominees are
in place and will be voted on at the annual dinner on November
14. Make your plans now for “Comedy In The Country Club”.
It will be a blast.
Events have flown by and have been well attended.
Educational seminars have made a comeback. Multi-Chamber events spearheaded
by Michael and his staff have been very well received. Ribbon cuttings galore, great
music on the Railroad Green and a beautiful Village and Town attract many tourists
and new residents. Enjoy the Fall.
Now That’s A Real Good Sandwich
Wolfies of Warwick is unique; an olde world sandwich shop with a modern twist.
Located at 38 Main Street, Warwick, Wolfies of Warwick offers the best sandwiches
from a third-generation meat man and his family, serving pastrami, corned beef,
Italian beef, Cubano sandwiches, falafel, brisket and reubens, plus. So make tracks
to Wolfies of Warwick, six days-a-week, Tuesday to Sunday. You have good taste, so
you want sandwiches which are better than good. What’s better than good? Wolfies of
Warwick. Reward your taste buds with great sandwiches which will have you coming
back for more. Wolfies of Warwick promotion written by New Age, Olde Media;
Chris Olert, Prop. [email protected]. Chris endorses Wolfies.
Generations of Community Service for Betterment
It dawned on the company as
they posted their latest community
involvement on Facebook, that as
a small business specializing in
insurance, they perform two very
important functions. One, of course, is
to ensure that their clients are properly
insured in the event of that unfortunate
loss (note that doesn’t mean cheapest,
though in most cases they are VERY competitive). Seely & Durland Insurance is
there 24/7 to make sure the claims process goes smoothly resulting from a team effort.
But the second, more subtle function of the company, is the time spent by their entire
staff giving back to the community and industry in a notably selfless manner. Seely &
Durland is in awe of that commitment by their employees and owners alike. And it’s
not just a once- or twice-a-year occurrence. It’s throughout the year via involvement
on boards and committees, attending events to raise money for special causes, and
through sponsorships. This isn’t boasting, but a realization that what makes Warwick,
and hundreds of other small communities, such wonderful places to live and work in
is that the employees care. They want to make this town better, and they want to help
those in need. They make it seem effortless. And then there’s the outside possibility of
a new generation coming into the business at Seely & Durland Insurance. Currently
Justin Durland (Stu’s son) is working his social media magic from the University of
Buffalo on a part time basis. Most recently the company hired Brianna Smith (niece
of Stuart & Garrett) as a full-time staff member. Both new hires make a new Seely
& Durland generation learning the business from the ground up. It’s interesting
that based on a Forbes article, 64% of this millennial generation wants to make the
world a better place. And what better way of starting that process then having a fourth
generation get involved in this local community.
Technology Integration
Intelligent
Automation,
LLC
is a local Residential and Business
technology
integration
company
providing Home Automation, Home
Theater, Video Conferencing Systems
& Presentation Rooms, and Computer
Networks (Wired/Wireless) for home
or office at very affordable prices. They
have been in business for over three years
with a presence in NY, NJ, MD & NC.
Intelligent Automation, LLC prides
themselves on a consultative approach
which creates long lasting relationships
with clients. Managing Partner David
Levin has been a Warwick resident for
over 14 years. He currently volunteers
at the Warwick Historical Society as
a Technology Advisor and is looking
forward to contribute to the Chamber of
Commerce and local community. Call
David Levin at (845) 475-8229. Visit
www.Intelamation.com.
October 25% Off Shoot
During this month of October 2015,
Spadafina Photography is extending
a special offer to chamber members.
When you book a photo shoot with us—
be it staff business portraits, product or
food photographs, company events, or
any other business-related shoot you
can name—Spadafina Photography
will take a 25% discount off the normal
fee. Check out the website www.
michaelspadafina.com to see the kind of
professional results you can expect when
you book your session with Spadafina
Photography. Make your contact now to
reserve a spot on the October calender.
Local Talent and Deals
WTBQ’s mantra has always been shop
locally and with that in mind please go
to Ye Olde Warwick Book Shoppe in
Greenwood Lake, buy a book, and say
“hi” to Thomas Roberts. Congratulate
Dr. Richard Hull on fifty years of
teaching at NYU and his 75th birthday.
Tune into his show every Monday at
11am and remember the Warwick
Valley Chamber of Commerce has a
radio show on WTBQ every Monday
at 12:30pm where YOU can be a guest.
WTBQ, your #1 local station, has very
special sponsorships customized to fit
every budget, so please contact Taylor at
(845) 651-1110 for more information.
The Chamber Connection 3
From the Caboose
by Executive Director Michael Johndrow
Just a day or two from the recent event, I am pleased to report that the Chamber’s
21st Taste of Warwick was once again spectacular, with weather to match! Many
thanks to the thirty-one participants, and to all those who attended.
The 27th Warwick Applefest is now upon us. We anticipate high attendance for a
wonderful day featuring 250 craft vendors, 150 food vendors, a farmer’s market, rides
for the kids, and a great variety of live entertainment about town all day.
The Chamber’s weekly radio show has certainly been fun and informative, and
we encourage all our members to take advantage of this excellent opportunity to educate the public on the
unique advantages of the businesses they own.
Increased tourism is spotlighting our region as a visitors’ destination, which helps all of us! The New York
Renaissance Fair has just recently been identified by the American Business Association as one of the top
one-hundred events in the U.S. for 2016. Warwick Applefest had similar recognition just a few years ago.
Our Bellvale Farms Creamery now has the distinction of being named the second best ice cream shop in the
entire country by tripadvisor.com. And as you might recall from a few months ago, our area was selected as
one of the top ten places for an escape weekend. We can all be very proud.
We are pleased to offer a multitude of events for our members. Please attend them when time allows, or
perhaps send a representative on your behalf. Please make sure you review our “Dates to Remember” on
the front of the newsletter as well as keeping an eye on our weekly blasts and event calendar on our website!
We’ve been busy with all the events in the last three months.
July
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Power Networking Dinner – New Continental Hotel & Restaurant
August
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“Expresso” Morning Mixer – Peach Grove Inn
September
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Ribbon Cuttings:
After Hours / Multi Chamber Mixer – The Castle Fun Center
Social Security Seminar – Frank Lowell – Mass Mutual
Ladies Night Out – Warwick Merchants Guild
Taste of Warwick – Warwick Valley Winery
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Greenwood Lake Paddleboards – New Location
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Candy Apple Shoppe
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Law office of Scott Rotman
1st Stop Kids Shop
Asian Delicacies
Pennings Farm Market – new tables
The Eclectic Eye
Gi-Gi’s Fleur-de-Lis
Chumley’s BBQ & Catering Co. – Liquor License
Bfree
Thank you for being members of our Chamber. We are here every day to help you promote your business.
Please take advantage of our many benefits. We offer a monthly free new member luncheon explaining what
and how to use our services. You are all welcome to join us, just call the office.
4 The Chamber Connection
Chamber of Commerce New Member Luncheons
by Sherry Bukovcan, Mary Kay Cosmetics, New Members Chairperson
Our July luncheon was held at the Black Dirt Brewhouse,
located at 28 North Main Street in Florida, NY. Founded in
2014, this is one of the area’s original — and gastronomically
creative — new establishments. They use only the freshest and
finest local ingredients from meats and cheeses to produce.
Even their selection of beer is largely from New York State,
sourced from the Hudson Valley. With their seasonallychanging menu and fun atmosphere, Black Dirt Brewhouse is
the perfect place for a fabulous meal or night out with family
and friends.
In September, we were welcomed by the New Continental Hotel and Restaurant
in Greenwood Lake once again. This historic establishment has been owned and
operated by the Stoeberl Family since the early 1920s. Both comforting and charming,
the New Continental Hotel and Restaurant combines an old-world atmosphere with
modern updates. The establishment’s cozy rooms and unique Delft cocktail lounge
bedecked with 240 unique hand-painted Delft tiles, in combination with the outdoor
terrace which offers breathtaking views of Orange County’s largest lake, make this a
great place to stay, dine, and celebrate any occasion. The Warwick Valley Chamber
of Commerce greatly appreciates the generosity of both of these fine establishments.
You’ve Been Warned To Mind Your Grammar
New Age Olde Media shares, “Grammar is the difference between ‘your nuts’ and
‘you’re nuts.’” New Age Olde Media is an editing, writing, voiceover service in the
Warwick Valley. Founder-owner Chris 100 Days To Amazing
Olert has heard Chamber members say,
You can achieve anything you set
“I don’t know what to write.” I do. I have
your mind to in one hundred days. A
been a corporate media executive and
century ago, Dr. Shaklee created the
newsman with Associated Press, New
first multivitamin in the U.S. then helped
York Post, Staten Island Advance, and
pioneer the natural health movement
New York television stations. Let me
around the world. He believed that
make your radio or print advertising sing,
nature holds the answers to a long and
get noticed and most of all—remembered.
healthy life. Do you know what the
Remember: A business with no sign is a
Shaklee difference is? Purity, potency,
sign of no business. Offering discounts to
and performance. The Shaklee Life Plan
chamber members, contact me for media
promotes every aspect of your health with
promotion, voiceovers for radio spots
nutrients clinically proven to help provide
and/or corporate presentations. New Age
the foundation for a longer, healthier life.
Olde Media, Chris Olert, chris.olert@
Contact Susan Lynch, (845) 987-4590, to
gmail.com, office (845) 986-7314.
start living tomorrow healthy.
Veteran Financial Advisor Celebrates Anniversary
August 2015 marked an important anniversary for twelve-year veteran Financial
Advisor Edward M. Lynch, MBA, AAMS, Investment Executive for Raymond
James Financial Services. It was his first year as an
independent financial advisor. Lynch offers much more for
his investor clients—both businesses and families. He states,
“It’s been an exciting year affiliated with Raymond James
Financial Services (member FINRA/SIPC). An industry
trend, the independent (verses employee) model has many
advantages for my clients. As their financial consultant, I can
more directly focus on client needs because I own the practice.
At the same time, I’m supported by the premier independent
advisor firm in the industry.” For a complimentary financial
consultation, contact Lynch (845) 294-3456, edward.lynch@
Edward M. Lynch,
raymondjames.com, www.raymondjames.com/edwardlynch.
MBA, AAMS
Extra Ordinary Solutions
Autumn and winter bring their own set
of beauty and chaos: fires, snow storms,
and flooding. Hundreds of thousands
of clients rely on BELFOR Property
Restoration each year to rebuild their
lives, homes, and businesses. BELFOR
restores more than property. With
BELFOR specialists in the Hudson
Valley area ready to respond 24/7/365,
the customer is provided with the
fastest, highest quality service that’s
unmatched in the industry. The right
response team can mean the difference
between recovery and total loss. In the
midst of chaos, you need an experienced
company with a proven track record and
solid relationships with leading insurance
providers. Stay calm. Call (845) 360-2569.
He’s A Sole Man
The Warwick Cobbler is a sole man.
And, a healer of heels. For more than forty
years, Warwick Cobbler Gino Conti has
been repairing shoes, boots and footwear.
A third-generation cobbler, Gino Conti
will make your worn footwear look
‘wow!’ He’s reopened on McEwen Street,
just a half-block off Main Street, in the
Village of Warwick, NY. Gino formerly
operated Valentino’s Shoe Repair on
Railroad Avenue. The Warwick Cobbler
is open Tuesday to Saturday. Contact him
at (845) 545-4424. This message for the
Warwick Cobbler, written by New Age,
Olde Media, [email protected].
New Friends, Craft Beer
Craft beer; it’s what’s for dinner (and
lunch) at Eddies Roadhouse, 18 Main
Street, Warwick, serving more than a
dozen of the finest craft beers, Tuesday
through Sunday, starting at noon. Eddies
Roadhouse matches craft beer with craft
foods from the Warwick Valley daily
and in a special “Beer Dinner” every
month, featuring one of this country’s
finest craft beers. If you like craft beer,
visit Eddies Roadhouse, a family-owned
and operated establishment on Main
Street, Warwick for nearly five years;
Eddiesroadhouse.com or call (845) 9867623. Make new friends and enjoy the
best beer on tap in the Warwick Valley at
Eddies Roadhouse. Promotion written
by New Age, Olde Media. Chris Olert,
Prop. [email protected]. Chris
personally endorses Eddies Roadhouse.
The Chamber Connection 5
‘Winding Through Warwick’ Holiday House Tour Saturday, December 5
Winding through Warwick, the region’s most beloved holiday house tour, will be held on Saturday,
December 5 featuring exceptional homes decked in all their holiday splendor to celebrate the
Christmas season. Presented by the Bon Secours Warwick Health Foundation, proceeds will support
improvements to Mount Alverno Center, an assisted living
facility on Grand Street in Warwick, New York.
Tickets are $40 for the day tour, or $95 for a combined house tour and evening cocktail
reception at Warwick Valley Country Club. The reception features cocktail-style
dining, unique raffles and an exciting silent auction. For more information and tickets,
visit www.windingthroughwarwick.com or call (845) 368-5151.
Chamber Promotes That Sense of Community Which Makes This Area Special
The Warwick Valley Chamber of Commerce recently hosted the “Taste of Warwick” for the twenty-first year, an event which
celebrates our many restaurants, wineries and breweries. During an elegant, candlelit evening under the stars, guests sampled
gourmet foods and wines while listening to live music by Longchamp and Manzo as they looked out over the green expanse of
Warwick Valley Winery. Guests were treated to samplings created by our regional chefs which took advantage of local produce in
order to create and promote their respective specialties. Once again, the affair was held at Warwick Valley Winery & Distillery on
Little York Road, off Route 1A. The day began near perfect with sunny skies and a cool breeze as guests enjoyed the evening. We
cannot express enough, how appreciative we are to those who were able to participate in this year’s event.
At this time, we would like to thank our many restaurants, wineries and breweries that presented such a magnificent evening.
Samplings by: Asian Delicacies, Black Dirt Brewhouse, Black Dirt Gourmet, Breezy Point Inn, Caffe A La Mode,
Candy Apple Shoppe, Corbett’s Cookie Bar Kitchen, Eddie’s Roadhouse, Edible Arrangements of Monroe, Fetch Bar
& Grill, Grappa Ristorante, Iron
Forge Inn, Jean-Claudes Patisserie
& Dessert Café, Landmark Inn,
Noble Pies, Pennings Grill & Pub,
Pioneer Restaurant, Price Chopper
of Warwick, Restaurant Latour,
ShopRite of Warwick, The Dautaj,
United Cheesesteaks of America,
Warwick Thai and Westtown Fare
Restaurant.
Tastings by: Clearview Vineyards,
Craft Beer Cellar, Peck’s Wine &
Spirits, Pine Island Wine & Liquors,
Rushing Duck Brewery, Westtown
Brew Works and the Warwick Valley
Winery & Distillery.
We would also like to thank the
generosity of our Sponsors. Gold:
Greater Hudson Bank, Middletown
Medical, Myles Wealth Management,
Roe Brothers Inc., St. Anthony
Community Hospital and WTBQ
Radio
Silver:
Belfor
Property
Restoration, Belowich & Walsh LLP,
Maines Paper & Food Service, Inc.,
Nationwide Insurance Vogel & Moore,
Newtek-Premier Payments, Seely &
Durland, ShopRite Supermarkets,
Inc., Statefarm Insurance — Bonni
Oswald and Ye Olde Warwick Book
Shoppe Bronze: Alteva, Coppola
Services,
Inc.,
Edward
Jones
Investments, Stage & Nathans, LLP,
and Warwick Resource Group.
Taste of Warwick 2015 chefs and providers gather under the tent around
one satisfied Chamber Executive Director Michael Johndrow.
Clear skies graced the Warwick Valley Winery & Distillery panorama.
Music was performed by Longchamp and Manzo. All photography by Bruce Balistrieri.
6 The Chamber Connection
Welcome New Members
BFREE
Celia Cantelmo
17 Main Street
Warwick, NY 10990
(845) 986-6949
BLACK DIRT DISTILLERY
Jeremy Kidde
385 Glenwood Road
Pine Island, NY 10969
(845) 258-6020
ELIZABETH CIFU
WILLIAM RAVEIS BAER and
McINTOSH REAL ESTATE
Elizabeth Cifu
12 Maple Avenue
Warwick, NY 10990
(845) 238-0347
GI-GI’S FLEUR-DE-LIS
Irisha Johnson
1392-A Kings Highway
Sugar Loaf, NY 10981
(845) 445-8383
HOMESTEAD FUNDING
CORPoration
Fran Melder
2679 Route 17M, Suite 3
Goshen, NY 10924
(845) 294-5502
HOPE CHEST
THRIFT BOUTIQUE
Sylvia Diaz
20 Schoolhouse Road
Pine Island , NY
(845) 489-5822
INTELLIGENT
AUTOMATION, LLC
David Levin, CRO
5 Big Island Road
Warwick, NY 10990
(888) 711-4521
MOORE DAIRY &
DISTRIBUTORS LLC
Patrick Gonzales
53 Ondaora Parkway
Highland Falls, NY 10928
(845) 659-9233
NIGHT OWL TAXI
Thomas McCloy
Greenwood Lake, NY 10925
(845) 662-0359
NY HOTDOG & FALAFEL
Anna-Marie Hessinger
2 Oakland Avenue Warwick , NY 10990
(845) 544-7990
PC TECH CONCIERGE
Widley Vil
502 State Route 17M, Suite 9
Monroe, NY 10950
(845) 694-4022
MAD Event
Management LLC
Martha Donato
9 West Street
Warwick, New York 10990
(845) 258-3003
WARWICK PHYSICAL
THERAPY
Aggie Pindral
25 Elm Street
Warwick, NY 10990
(845) 986-5555
YOUNIQUE
BY LAURA GREEN
Laura Green, Younique
Products International
Representative
3 Georges Court
Warwick, New York 10990
(845) 258-0579
Thank You
Renewed Members
PEDAL POWER INC.
Teresa Thomas
69 Windermere Avenue
Greenwood Lake, NY 10925
(845) 313-8699
Alora Laser Spa
ROE BROTHERS INC.
Tim & Scott Bieling
65 Maple Avenue
Florida, NY 10921
(845) 651-4025
Charles Emanuel / Rand
Commercial Services
SILVER SYNTAX LLC
Tom Tobin
PO Box 350
Warwick, NY 10990
(646) 450-6769
STERLING RIDGE
CONTRACTING LLC
Rick Cosgriff
10 Feagles Road
Warwick, NY 10990
(914) 447-4403
LAW OFFICE OF
SCOTT ROTMAN
Scott Rotman
2 Bank Street
Warwick, NY 10990
(845) 580-2022
WARWICK NEIGHBORS
Sandra Hamlett
84 Ridge Road
Westtown, NY 10998
(845) 393-1428
STONEVIEW FARMS
Eric Taddeo
121 Bellvale Lakes Road
Warwick, NY 10990
(845) 544-2587
TCG SOLUTIONS
Kevin Brand
25 Camelot Drive Warwick, NY 10990
(845) 988-0708
Alteva
Capelli Salon
Spa Boutique
Encore Décor
Giant Copy
Gloria’s Total Beauty
Salon & Spa
GRZEGORZEWSKI, NIKKI
BETTER HOMES and
GARDENS, RAND REALTY
Inspire
Iriniri Designs
Lakeside Restaurant
Mountain Creek
Oak Mountain Custom
Woodwork
Postal Plus LLC
Riehle Opticians
United Martial
Arts Center
Warwick Cobbler
Warwick Valley
Financial Advisors
DiscoverWarwickValleyTourism
Comedy In The Country Club Saturday November 14
The Chamber Connection 7
Chamber Success due to the Valued Support of Member Business Sponsors
Have you noticed anything different about our home page, our weekly event blasts, or newsletters? Maybe a bit more color?
Perhaps a business logo or two? Each year, the Warwick Valley Chamber of Commerce hosts a number of events throughout
the valley. We have always solicited sponsorship for these events from Chamber members who wish to showcase their business/
organization in order to gain maximum exposure. We feel this is a powerful means of advertising not only to fellow businesses, but
community members and visitors as well. However, it takes a lot of time on behalf of the Chamber and the sponsor business to read
through offerings for each event.
Therefore, the Chamber would like remind everyone of the
availability of Corporate Sponsorships to our members! Each
unique layer of our three-tiered sponsorship program offers
different levels of exposure for your business.
Our Chamber’s numerous popular events are the main sources
of visibility for our businesses and most especially our sponsors.
Applefest, Taste of Warwick and Community Showcase are just
a few of the widely attended attractions that bring in hundreds if
not thousands of people. As a sponsor, you would have a prime
opportunity to benefit from exposure to these annual crowds,
giving you a serious edge to your competition!
Our Chamber is successful today due to the valued support
of our premiere business sponsors. We would sincerely like to
thank the following businesses for becoming our Corporate
Sponsors; St. Anthony Community Hospital and Myles
Wealth Management have joined us at the Principle level. Seely
& Durland Insurance, Nationwide Insurance and ShopRite
are our Leading Corporate Sponsors and Edward Jones and
Alteva are Associate Sponsors.
Our Sponsor display at the recent Taste of Warwick.
We would certainly welcome any of our members as Corporate
Exceptional Delicacies In Warwick
Sponsors! With your gracious support, we can continue to build
For the finest Chinese food in the Warwick Valley, visit or
our Chamber in order to facilitate commerce and tourism in our
call
Asian Delicacies, (845) 986-9088 or (845) 986-3088.
area. Of course this does not mean you cannot be a sponsor at
Asian
Delicacies is conveniently located in the Price Chopper
a single event. The choice is yours. If you have any questions,
shopping
center, 148 Route 94 South. Veteran Restaurateur
please call Michael Johndrow at your earliest convenience.
Benny Yang brings the best Szechuan and Cantonese food to
this area. Enjoy the lunch specials and more at Asian Delicacies,
available for take-out or table service seven days-a-week in their
brightly lit new establishment.
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Reflexology are all now available at Andrea’s Day Spa. Please
enjoy a gift to you of 20% off the price of any of these amazing
new services, now through October 17. Andrea’s Day Spa total
full-body rejuvenation will leave you glowing from head to toe.
Don’t miss out on this amazing offer!
Call to book your appointments today. Andrea’s Day Spa
(845) 986-7774, or go to andreasdayspa.squarespace.com .
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