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Brick Township
Chamber Chamber of of Commerce
Commerce
News & Notes Fall 2012
Free! Free! Free!
Our members benefit from some pretty incredible free advertising opportunities and while there may not be
such a thing as a free lunch, the following services we provide for you are really, truly, free!
Welcome New Residents
Be the first to welcome new folks to the community and introduce them to your business.
How? Easily! We have small shopping bags hand delivered to new residents every month, with
help from the clients of Easter Seals and the Brick Township Municipal Utilities Authority.
What’s inside? Goodies from our members: brochures, flyers, coupons, promotional materials,
our map and Lifestyles book.
Where are these distributed? They are hand-delivered to new residents of Brick AND to many of
the 55+ communities in Lakewood and Toms River.
How many? At least 1,000 each year
Want your materials included? Whew…that’s more difficult. Well, not really, just wanted to keep
your attention. Drop your materials off at our office and we’ll do the rest. We’ll even let you know
when your supply is getting low.
Have more questions? Call for the answers. 732.477.4949 or email debbie@brickchamber.com
The fine print: NONE • The catch: NONE • The cost: NONe, ZerO, ZIP, ZILCH.
Free!
resource Center
Our front reception room
has literature racks all ready
and waiting for your flyers,
brochures and business
cards. Many visitors stop in every day – both members and
people looking for information. They leave our well-stocked
center with your information…or they will, once you drop it
off!
The fine print: NONE • The catch: NONe
The cost: NONe, ZerO, ZIP, ZILCH.
Free! Front Window Displays
Michele often refers to this as “Advertising 101.”
It’s simple, basic and often over-looked…but it works!
You can take advantage of the foot traffic that passes by our
office. Email, fax or drop off a flyer advertising a sale, a special
promotion, or just your hours and location and we’ll post
it in our window. You might say “sure…simple and basic,
but how do you know it works?” We know it works because
we see people pass the window, stop, come back to look at
something that’s posted and either take out paper to make
a note or take out their phone to snap a picture.
The fine print: NONE • The catch: NONe
The cost: NONe, ZerO, ZIP, ZILCH.
Free! Newsletter
Free! Newsletter
“Member News and Notes” is your section and we just love sharing news about our members.
Send us a few lines about what’s happening in your business and we’ll do the rest. We print 700
copies of our newsletters, email them to 2,200 friends and post it on our website.
“Members Doing Business” is a nice way to get some visibility for yourself and another member.
Works the same way as above, send us the information and we’ll get people talking about
you!
“A Picture is Worth…” Attend an event and you just might find a picture of yourself in the next
newsletter.
The fine print: NONE • The catch: NONE • The cost: NONe, ZerO, ZIP, ZILCH.
Visit www.brickchamber.com for event updates, fellow members with whom to do business, community information, business news and more good stuff!

pg. 2 News & Notes
2012 OFFICERS, BOARD OF
DIRECTORS & STAFF
OFFICERS
President
Carolyne Kalson, Esq., Law Office of Carolyne Kalson
1 st Vice President
Lisa Lau, Pinewood Mobile Home Park
2 nd Vice President
Lincoln O’Hare, FASTSIGNS
Secretary
Samaris Tassinaro, CareOne
Treasurer
Mary Kay Kmit, PNC Bank
Immediate Past President
Robert Koeppl, Proforma RGK Marketing Impressions
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Michele Eventoff
DIRECTORS
Michael Baine, Baine Contracting, Inc.
Jeffrey Bevacqua, Joe’s Service Center
Suzanne Bimonte, TGI Friday’s
David Crone, Carrabba’s Italian Grill
Ana May Damatac, TD Bank
Patrick Duffy, Leisure Park
Rich Epstein, Ocean Medical Center
Jacki Frank, Tri-County Agency of Brick, Inc.
Norman Friedman, Cartridge World
Diane Haake, OceanFirst Bank
Tom Hesslein, Town Square Media NJ
Ginny Kapl, Studio 960
Rich Lau, Briarmill Pharmacy
Brian Mirsky, Veranda Technologies
Cindy Morrisroe, Wingman Planning
Ken Munroe, Mantoloking Marketplace
Gene Ann Pesano, Prudential Financial
Mike Ryan, Lakewood BlueClaws
Denise VanTassel, Alcoeur Gardens
Harry Vogel, Paramount Products Company
Carol Wolfe, Homes Now, Inc.
Adam Zielinski, AXA Advisors, LLC
PAST PRESIDENT/DIRECTORSHIP
Tom Addalia, Flowers By Addalia
Paul Barlo, Barlo & Associates
Doug Blyth, Carmelena Cares, LLC
Daniel Cox, Deceased
Peter Daniels, Ocean Medical Center
Frank Eddins, Deceased
Helen Fayad, Exit All Around Realty
Tim Fazio, PIP Printing
Lorraine Griffith, Ronan Insurance
Mary Anne Butler-Hayes, Metro Associates, LLC
Barbara Kelly, Retired
Judith Kozzi, Kozzi Financial
Richard Lau, Briarmill Pharmacy
Stephan R. Leone, Carluccio, Leone,
Dimon, Doyle & Sacks, LLC
Robert Lepore, Retired
Aldo Marchetti, Retired
Mark Panten, Panten & Associates, PC, CPA’s
Sharon Pastras, Sovereign Bank
Joanne Pisapia, Diane Turton Realtors
Mariana Reinhart, Retired
Ruthanne Scaturro, Ferguson Enterprises
Stephen Scaturro, Director of O.C. Consumer Affairs
Erich Schmidt, Deceased
Domenick Servodio, Commerce Bank
Wendy Weimer, Retired
STAFF
Patricia Conti, Administrative Assistant
Debbie Chace, Office Volunteer
NEWSLETTER EDITOR & PUBLISHER
Michele Eventoff
Inside Source Leaks Event Details
Exclusive
Below!
TOP
SECRET
An inside source close to the
Distinguished Citizen Planning Committee
reported, under anonymity, that plans for a
completely revamped event are in the works.
Though full details have been very hushhush,
this reporter has confirmed several
exclusive details.
The new event
location is at
The Versailles
Ballroom at The
Ramada in Toms
River is sure to
Chamber Executive Director
Michele Eventoff refused to
comment on the leak
bring out the VIP’s. The celebration is
rumored to be “An Evening with the Stars”
including red carpet entrance and paparazzi
photos. The planned open bar cocktail party
breaks the mold of the Chamber’s
traditional sit down dinner and kicks it up
a notch.

News & Notes pg. 3
E•v•E•n•t•s
An n u A l
Me e t i n g
InVision eyeCare
One Route 70 Lakewood
5:00 – 7:00p.m.
Thursday, October 11 th
Join us and elect the 2013 Board of Directors and
vote for a few changes to our bylaws.
Networking • Refreshments
Incredible Door Prizes
Multi- Chamber Trade Show
Thursday, November 1 st
Martell’s,
Point Pleasant Boardwalk
This always popular event is back!
Admission is free and there’s always
something new to see and someone new to meet.
Trade table space is very limited so we suggest that
you don’t wait too long to reserve if you want one.
An invitation with full details is in this newsletter
Email Marketing Workshop
8:30 – 11:00a.m. Tuesday, October 23rd
Woodlake Country Club, Lakewood
Join with members of several business organizations
and learn the “best practices” of what to do and not
do, in your email messages. Regardless of the email
distribution program you are using, come learn
how to become productive, trusted and grow your
business with email marketing.
An invitation with full details is in this newsletter.
December 5 th
An Evening With The Stars
We’ve been sworn to secrecy about some of the
details for this special evening so we’ll just give you
the basics. Invitations will be mailed with more
details, but for some of them, you’ll just have to
wait until that evening to experience it for yourself!
We’ll be celebrating some of Ocean County’s very
special people and will be installing our 2013
leadership team.
Distinguished Citizen…Robert Auriemma
Business Award…TGI Fridays of Brick
Organization Award…OceanFirst Foundation
Chamber Champion Award…Lorraine Griffith

pg. 4 News & Notes
MEMBER NEwS & NOTES
BA i n e Co n t r A C t i n g, in C. joins
Remodelers Advantage Roundtables
Peer Group. Michael Baine, president
& owner of Baine Contracting, Inc. in
Brick, NJ is a member of Remodelers
Advantage, a business improvement
organization that helps successful, wellrespected
remodeling companies become
even more organized, productive and
efficient. Baine Contracting, Inc. recently
joined the Atlas Roundtable, a peer group
of up to 14 remodeling company owners
from noncompeting markets that meets
several times a year, to network and
discuss best business practices. Founded
in 1984, Baine Contracting, Inc. has been
remodeling all along the Jersey Shore
and throughout Monmouth and Ocean
Counties. Specializing in custom trim
work and interior handrails as well as all
facets of building and remodeling, they
are a full service company that handles
the job, large or small, from start to finish.
Call them at 732.840.4011 or visit www.
bainecontracting.com.
On October 13 th Bu r n t tA ve r n
rehABilitAtion & he A l t h CA r e Ce n t e r
will host an Antique Auto Show at their
facility located at 1049 Burnt Tavern
Road in Brick. This will be a community
event for all ages, with live entertainment,
free food and give-a-ways. View antique
cars and vote on your favorite. There
will be a petting zoo, games and prizes
for the kids. Tour the newly updated
facility and so much more. For details call
732.840.3700.
The Br i C k ro t A r y Cl u B is excited to
announce that they will be sponsoring
the third annual “Dog Fest,” a day of food
and fun for our furry friends and their
families. The event will take place on
Sunday, October 6th (rain date is October
13th) from 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. at
Windward Beach on Princeton Avenue in
Brick. General admission donation is $5.
There will be an additional registration
fee for competing canines. For additional
information, please call event co-chair
Elizabeth at 732-451-1185.
The day’s festivities will include canine
demonstrations, contests, prizes, food
and fun for our furry friends and their
families. There will be contests for
the dogs in costume and in various
categories. Demonstrations of various
service dogs will take place throughout the
day. Families can shop for supplies and
services for their pets that are provided
by local vendors. There will be food and
refreshments for humans too!The Br i C k
to w n s h i p Co M M u n i C A t o r, the monthly
feel good newspaper, celebrated their 15th
Anniversary in August. The newspaper
can now also be viewed in a digital version
at www.thebricktownshipcommunicator.
com. Check out the latest issue and call
Helen Ann today to add your advertising
732.458.3159.
For a “howling” great time join in the fun
at CA re g i ve r vo l u n t e e r s o f Ce n t r A l
Je r s e y (CVCJ) Caregiver Canines®
Variety Show , Nov. 4th at 1 pm at Toms
River Intermediate East, 1519 Hooper
Ave. Meet WOBM s Marianne Levy
and CVCJ s therapy dog performers and
models. Also on hand will be Toms River
Police Department K-9 Unit and the
Prancing Paws Freestyle Club of NJ. This
event will be chock full of fun for the entire
family, and include door prizes, vendors
and 50/50. Tickets only $10 for adults;
$5.00 children under 12. Tickets available
now from www.caregivervolunteers.org
or call 732.505.2273.
The office of CA r l u C C i o, le o n e, Di M o n ,
Do y l e & sA C k s is pleased to announce that
Robert L. Gutman, Esq., Neil Brodsky,
Esq. and Louis A. Felicetta, Esq. have all
received an AV Peer Review Rating, the
highest rating from Martindale-Hubbell.
The Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review
Ratings helps buyers of legal services
identify, evaluate and select the most
appropriate lawyer for a specific task at
hand. Lawyer Ratings serve as an objective
indicator that a lawyer has the highest
ethical standards and professional ability
and are used by buyers of legal services to
justify their hiring decisions. Visit www.
cldds.com for more information.
CA rM e l e n A CAr e s, in C., held their 2nd
annual golf outing at Eagle Ridge Golf
Course on Aug.6th. The successful outing
raised funds to help deserving children
who have suffered traumatic injuries with
therapies and/or therapeutic equipment.
Carmelena Cares was established in 2011
by Vinnie and Joanne Mancini after they
saw firsthand the need to help children
whose families could not afford necessary
equipment or therapy. Their daughter,
Carmelena was severely injured after
being hit by a car in 2006. Carmelena is
well cared for and no funds are used for
her care. To date, Carmelena Cares has
provided a specialized bike for a Brick
Twp. girl and an iPad for a young man
with muscular dystrophy. For more info.
visit www.facebook.com/carmelenacares.
CA r t r i D g e wo r l D o f Bri C k announces
that during Sept. and Oct., Brick
customers can donate through the “Round
Up for Pink Ink” campaign at their local
Cartridge World store to help the National
Breast Cancer Foundation. By “rounding
up” their purchase to the next dollar and
donating the change, they plan to reach
their goal to raise $100,000; Cartridge
World will also match the first $25,000
donated! For details contact Norman
Friedman at Cartridge World - Brick, at
732.920.1774.
The Providence House Domestic
Violence Services of CA t h o l i C ChArities
needs your help! They will be collecting
Thanksgiving donations from Nov. 1st -
20th. Traditional Thanksgiving items are
in great demand and food store gift cards
are greatly appreciated and can be used to
purchase perishable items (turkeys, fresh
veggies and dairy). Call 732.350.2120 to
schedule a drop off.
Want Straight teeth without braces?
Call Dr. Jo h n to r t o r A today for a Free
Consultation 732.295.1616. Receive a
Special Chamber Member Offer from Dr.
John Tortora - $500.00 off your Invisalign
Treatment! Visit www.holisticsmilesnj.com
to learn more or make an appointment.
eXit Al l Aro u n D reA l t y is pleased to
announce the opening of their second real
estate brokerage located in Point Pleasant.
continued on pg 6

News & Notes pg. 53
An Amazing Ride
Carolyne S. Kalson, Esq., President
Being your President this year has been an interesting and challenging experience.
This fall I had another amazing opportunity. On September
18 th I attended a luncheon at The Governor’s Mansion, Drumthwacket,
an historical landmark, along with other executive directors and executive
Board Members of Chambers of Commerce from throughout the entire state.
Governor Christie was running late from a Town Hall Meeting up north. During
that time, the Chamber leaders did what we do best, Network! It was insightful
and encouraging to learn that other Chambers were experiencing similar challenges
as is our Brick chamber. Many ideas were exchanged for programs, and time
of day for network meetings. It seemed to be consensus to have programs at breakfast, lunch and after
work hours so that we reach most every business. One idea I’d like to implement is a “flash mob sale.”
When the Governor arrived and addressed the crowd, it was evident that he understands the needs of small business
and wants to help. He addressed UEZ Zone Issues, Amazon.com and “user fees” that some municipalities
are using to exceed the 2% cap. The Business Action center was also discussed. If you have an issue you can
call 1-866-534-7789, Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and have a state representative assigned
to address your issue or concern and follow it through. The website is www.state.nj.us/njbusiness/bac/index.
The Governor even gave out Lt. Governor’s cell phone number so that a question from the floor could be answered.
Finally, the Governor advised that you can contact the Division of Community Affairs to rate your town,
which information would be considered in approving state aid. I have pictures so if you want to see them let me
know. It has been a wonderful year and it is my pleasure to serve you.
News You Can Use
Tech Tip
Do You Need a Mobile Website For Your Business?
As more and more people turn to their smartphones to view websites, it’s important for
businesses to keep up with their customers and offer them easy to navigate mobile versions
of their websites. When customers visit a website through their phone, a website that has
been built with a mobile version will allow easier browsing, clicking, and access to pages,
content, and photos, while still maintaining the website’s look and feel and offering all of
the website’s normal content.
As a significant amount of website traffic comes from current and potential customers
finding the business through a search on their phone, having a user friendly mobile site will boost you ahead
of the competition and make the user’s experience simpler.
Thank you to Tom Mirabella of Wingman Planning for this tech tip!
732-539-5980 www.wingmanplanning.com
Visit www.brickchamber.com for event updates, fellow members with whom to do business, community information, business news and more good stuff!

pg. 6 News & Notes
Visit their new office located at 816 Ocean
Rd., Point Pleasant or call 732.892.2060.
fA M i l y plAnn i n g Cente r o f oCeAn Co u n t y, in C. will provide a free one hour
educational program for women on health
issues such as breast, cervical, ovarian and
colorectal cancer. The CHECK Program
(Cancer Health Education Creating
Knowledge) is funded by a grant from the
oC e A n fir s t fo u n D A t i o n. The CHECK
presentation can be done for community
groups, faith based organizations or work
sites, either at their location or at our
office at 290 River Ave Lakewood. Please
contact Ann Keever, Director of Health
Education & Outreach Services, at 732-
364.9696 x127.
On Sept. 14th ho M e s now, in C. held
a groundbreaking ceremony for Tudor
Village. Tudor Village will provide 12
one and two bedroom apartments for low
and moderate income households with a
minimum of eight of these units providing
housing for people with intellectual or
developmental disabilities. These residents
will receive round-the-clock care by th e
Ar C, oC e A n Cou n t y ChA p t e r, in C. In
addition The Arc Ocean County Chapter
and Homes Now, Inc. also held a Ribbon
Cutting Ceremony for the Eel Street Group
Home in Brick. This four bedroom, two
bath, state-of-the-art home will provide
housing to four individuals, each of whom
will receive 24 hour care from The Arc,
Ocean County Chapter, Inc.
kA r i n g with kinD n e s s Home Health
Care recently opened their newest location
at 700 New Rd. in Linwood. This new
location is in the Home Health Care
Complex including Home Health Care,
Mastectomy Boutique, Wig & Head
Wear, Diabetic Shoes, Durable Medical
Equipment and CAN/CHHA Training.
Visit Karing With Kindness online at
www.karingwithkindness.com.
It might be the baseball off-season but
you can still bring your company’s
next event to FirstEnergy Park. The
lA k e w o o D Bl u eCl A w s can host meetings
or company parties at the ballpark in the
Executive Conference Center, Kimball
Medical Center Champions Club, or
MEMBER NEwS & NOTES continued
Upstairs Club. The rooms have full AV
capability and there is an option for food
and/or additional refreshments. For more
information, to reserve space or schedule
an outing/meeting, call Mike Barry at
732.901.7000 ext. 161.
oC e A nfi r s t fou n D A t i o n is pleased to
announce that Kevin Johnson of Brick
Twp., a senior at the New Jersey Institute
of Technology has been named the 2012
recipient of the Carl Feltz, Jr. Memorial
Scholarship, established by OceanFirst
Foundation and administered through
the Community Foundation of NJ. This
scholarship honors the legacy and many
contributions of Carl Feltz, Jr. a former
Trustee of OceanFirst Foundation. Kevin
is pursuing a degree in Architecture.
The Ocean Care Center in Point Pleasant,
a 24/7 satellite emergency department
at the intersection of Routes 88 and 35
South, run by oC e A n MeD i C A l Cent e r
prides itself on having quick turnaround
times, with most visits taking about 80
minutes from arrival to discharge. Now
they are taking things one step further and
providing the community with valuable
information that may help with decision
making, even before arriving for treatment.
By logging onto www.OceanCareCenter.
com, people can see the current wait time
at Ocean Care Center. This represents
the amount of time someone may wait
from the time they arrive at the care
center, to the time they are brought into
a treatment room to begin evaluation. To
learn more about Ocean Care Center, call
732.295.6377.
pA r t n e r s fi n A n C i A l gr o u p, llC and
123College.com announce their fall
lineup of college planning workshops.
These workshops are essential for anyone
who has a high school student thinking
about going to college. The workshops
are offered free of charge and address key
components of the college financial aid
process. Topics include: completing the
FAFSA forms as well as the college CSS
Profile, how to select colleges that will
provide you with the best financial aid
packages, how to lower out of pocket
costs and how to maximize your students
financial aid eligibility. These workshops
will be held at 7 pm at BTHS on Oct.
18 th and at BTMHS on 16 th . Additional
workshops will be held throughout Ocean
County call 732.281.0900 for details.
th e Je r s e y sh o r e An i M A l Ce n t e r in Br i C k
shares the following Halloween Safety Tips
for Pets. No tricks, no treats: That bowl of
candy is for trick-or-treaters, not for pets.
Chocolate in all forms-especially dark or
baking chocolate-can be very dangerous
for dogs and cats. Candies containing the
artificial sweetener xylitol can also cause
problems. If you do suspect your pet has
ingested something toxic, please call your
veterinarian or the ASPCA Animal Poison
Control Center at 888.426.4435. Safety
First: Wires and cords from electric lights
and other decorations should be kept out
of reach of your pets. If chewed, your pet
might suffer cuts or burns, or receive a
possibly life-threatening electrical shock.
Dress-Up: If you do dress up your pet,
make sure the costume isn’t annoying
or unsafe. It should not constrict the
animal’s movement or hearing, or impede
his ability to breathe, bark or meow. IDs,
please: Always make sure your dog or cat
has proper identification. If for any reason
your pet escapes and becomes lost, a collar
and tags and/or a microchip can be a
lifesaver.
tr i Co u n t y Ag e n C y o f Br i C k in C.
announces their continued status as a
part of an elite group of independent
insurance agencies participating in the
Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers
of America (IIABA or the Big “I”) “Best
Practices” Study Group. The agencies
selected within this “Best Practices” group
are chosen for their top performance and
operational excellence, and stand out as
the nation’s leading insurance agencies.
This year marks Tri County Agency of
Brick’s 11th consecutive year as a “Best
Practices” agency. Tri County Agency of
Brick Inc. is a family owned and operated
insurance agency providing business,
personal, and specialty insurance to Ocean
and Monmouth Counties for over 40
years. Call 732.477.1010 or visit www.
tri-countyinsurance.com to learn more.

News & Notes pg. 7
WELCOME ABOARD NEW MEMBERS
We are happy to welcome aboard our newest members!
We encourage you to patronize fellow members when needing goods and services.
Nino’s Coal Fired Pizza
66 Brick Blvd., Brick
732.894.0232
VISALUS-Body By Vi Challenge
Serving Ocean & Monmouth Counties
201.401.0287
Capri Institute
268 Brick Blvd., Brick
732.920.3600
Quaker Steak & Lube
1036 Cedar Bridge Ave., Brick
732.255.5823
Wilson Carpet & Air Duct
Cleaning, LLC
Serving New Jersey
210.274.5558
Calendar
of
Events
October
Monday
 8 th 
 9:15
am
 Map
Committee
Meeting
 Chamber
Office
Wednesday
 10 th 
 12:00
pm
 Board
of
Directors’
Meeting
 Carrabba’s
Italian
Grill
Wednesday
 10 th 
 1:30
pm
 Media
&
Marketing
Committee
Meeting
 Carrabba’s
Italian
Grill
Thursday
 11 th 
 5:00–7:00
pm
 Business
After
Hours
&
Annual
Meeting
 InVision
Eye
Care
Friday
 19 th 
 8:30
am
 New
Connections
Committee
Meeting
 Chamber
Office
Tuesday
 23 rd 
 8:30
am
 Email
Marketing
Workshop
 Woodlake
Country
Club
Tuesday
 23 rd 
 4:00
pm
 Ambassadors
Committee
Meeting
 Chamber
Office
Thursday
 25 th 
 4:00
pm
 Membership
Committee
Meeting
 Chamber
Office
November
Thursday
 1st

 5:00‐7:30
pm
 Multi
Chamber
EXPO
 Martell’s
Tiki
Bar
Wednesday
 14 th 

 12:00
pm
 Board
of
Directors’
Meeting
 Carrabba’s
Italian
Grill
Wednesday
 14 th 

 1:30
pm
 Media
&
Marketing
Committee
Meeting
 Carrabba’s
Italian
Grill
Friday
 16 th 
 8:30
am
 New
Connections
Committee
Meeting
 Chamber
Office
Tuesday
 20 th 

 8:30
am
 Events
&
Programs
Committee
Meeting
 Chamber
Office
Thursday
 22 nd 
 
 Happy
Thanksgiving!
 Chamber
Office
Closed
Tuesday
 27 th 

 4:00
pm
 Ambassadors
Committee
Meeting
 Chamber
Office
Save The Date!
"An eve n i n g w i t h t h e st A r s"
Ch A M B e r Ce l e B r A t i o n
ve r s A i l l e s BA l l r o o M
we D n e s D A y, De C e M B e r 5t h

pg. 8 News & Notes
We Make The Connections!
www.brickchamber.com
Brick Township
Chamber of Commerce
270 Chambers Bridge Road
Brick, NJ 08723
732-477-4949
Post Cards From Your Chamber
Michele Eventoff, Chamber Executive Director
Donna Vecchiarelli, Shore Acres Yacht Club
Lisa Lau, Chamber Vice President
Our members mingled with the members of Shore Acres Yacht Club in
August and enjoyed a magnificent sunset, boat races and delicious BBQ.
Thank you to Barlo & Associates, Architects
& Abatare Builders for sponsoring the
Educational Foundation’s Tree of Learning
center medallion. Pictured: Chamber
President Carolyne Kalson & Paul Barlo.
We Wish You Were Here!
Congratulations to
Michael Baine, winner of
the 2012 Dream Dollars
Raffle. Michael has been
a long time supporter
of the Chamber’s
Educational Foundation