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Community Connections
“Powering up business throughout Martin County”
Community Calendar upgraded
October 2017
Inside
This Issue
Page 2 - Every Little Thing
Makes a Difference
Page 2 - Membership Drive
Page 3 - Junior Achievement
Volunteers Needed
Page 3 - Glows Parade
Call for Entries
Pages 4 & 5 - Business Briefs
Page 6 - Legislative News
Page 6 - Retail Committee
Page 7 - Ambassador Visits
Page 7 - Teachers' Banquet
The Fairmont Area Calendar
has been upgraded to provide more
intuitive navigation, improved aesthetics,
and greater utility. Those
familiar with the previous landing
page will note a more visually engaging
experience, with easy-tofind
navigation options and centralized
resources for users.
A more subtle, but perhaps
even more valuable upgrade, can
be found just below the categorical
photo grid that first meets the eye.
A button labeled “Submit an Event”
now offers an easy to use interface
for businesses, groups and organizations
to submit their upcoming
events. This seemingly minor addition
offers immense potential by
opening up this powerful resource
ABOVE: The Fairmont Area Calendar website features a sleek new interface
to all events in the Fairmont area, no
longer limited by a smaller number
of approved requestors. To browse
upcoming events or download the
mobile app, visit www.FairmontAreaCalendar.com.
Seminar on millennial workforce
ABOVE: Instructor Wes
Pruett of HR Advisors
The Fairmont Area
Chamber, Minnesota Workforce
Center, and the City of
Fairmont have come together
to sponsor a workforce seminar
that confronts the changing
landscape of employment.
The afternoon workshop,
titled “Hiring Quality
Employees in the Age of Millennials,”
will take place from 12:30 PM to 4:00 PM on
Friday, November 3rd in Room 012 of the Southern Minnesota
Educational Campus (SMEC) in Fairmont. During
the seminar, instructor Wes Pruett of HR Advisors,
LLC will help you to learn best practices for recruiting,
onboarding and retaining top talent in the wake of the
generational shift now occurring in our workforce.
Designed to satisfy the needs of business leaders,
human resource professionals, managers, supervisors
and organizational development, this half-day program
will provide actionable (Continued on page 5)
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Mission Statement: The Fairmont Area Chamber of Commerce exists to promote a healthy business cli
Board of Directors Officers:
Chair
Kerry Nagel Allen
MRCI-WorkSource
Vice Chair
Les Anderson
Martin County
Farm Bureau
Board of Directors:
Deb Barnes
Lakeview Methodist
Health Care Center
Stephanie Busiahn
Visit Fairmont
Chris Carstensen
Carstensen
Cabinetry and
Woodworking
Zephanie Cole
Align Chiropractic &
Acupuncture, PLC
Staff:
Margaret Dillard
President
Kandi Menne
Office Manager/
Director of
Communications
Past Chair
Ron Kopischke
Profinium, Inc.
Treasurer
Sara Pierce
Pierce Accounting
and Tax Services
Dave Cone
Kahler Automation
Corporation
Brandon
Edmundson
Krahmer, Shaffer
& Edmundson, Ltd
Mandi Kosbab
Edward Jones
Ann Terfehr
Dan’s Appliance
Curt Foster
Director of Finance
and Operations
Benjamin
Landsteiner
Marketing & Social
Media Coordinator
Whether right or wrong,
“When you do nothing…
When fear rules…
When you decide to
surrender the quest and
turn away from your
mission, the world is a
little less changed for the
better.”
By: Margaret Dillard - Chamber President
Readers may remember
an article I wrote titled, “Four
simple steps that will change the
world.” I began with a scenario about
my sister wiping around sinks in
public bathrooms citing a mission
to leave things a little better
than when you find them.
Since then, I have delighted in
orders delivered by Admiral William
H. McRaven (U.S. Navy Retired)
who wrote a book, “Make
Your Bed: Little Things That Can
Change Your Life...And Maybe the
World.”
Personally, I need to know
that what I do makes a difference.
That tiny, seemingly insignificant
actions can change a small part of
the world for the better is inspirational.
On those days where it’s
hard to address the “big picture”
and the difficult actions, finding
one tiny thing that helps someone
else will jumpstart a trend where I
am able to string all the little things together and come
to the conclusion that the day was not wasted. The day
and a few small contributions became of value. Somehow,
knowing that in challenging times leads to better
days ahead!
The ramblings above and the mindset about
value are precursors to Fairmont Chamber strategic
session. Board and staff come together in October to
guide the organization to promote a healthy
business local environment. Then staff sets
about to perform daily tasks that lead to achieving
the overall results.
During the weeks and months
following, it’s easy to believe that
tiny steps in the right direction are
invisible. Focus measures, timelines
and gauges along the way
paint the picture of project success,
mediocre results or failure
of positive outcomes. When you
do nothing… When fear rules…
When you decide to surrender the
quest and turn away from your
mission, the world is a little less
changed for the better. It is then
that you have changed teams and
are contributing to the slide.
Chamber strategic sessions are
October 18 and 25. We hope to change a part of our
world for the better. If you are interested in promoting
local business, we invite you
Added value for new members
It’s about caring for the community, making
valuable connections, and creating an environment
where businesses can prosper. By working together to
take aggressive action, our businesses and our community
can thrive! Your Chamber offers many avenues
to help your business get noticed as well as opportunities
to network with local leaders and professionals.
New members who join before December 15
will receive all member benefits for the remainder
of the year at no charge. Individuals and Non-profits
without paid staff are also encouraged to take advantage
of this opportunity. Just pay your 2018 dues in
every little thing
makes a difference
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full at time of joining and receive the remainder of
2017 FREE! Join today and help us make a difference!
Call (507) 235-5547 for more information.
We want to encourage all current members to
complete and return their annual Business Verification
Form. These forms help us to keep your business
information up to date, allowing us to provide helpful
and accurate referrals, maintain fair and reasonable
membership dues, and ensure that your business
receives relevant and valuable communications from
your chamber office. Please watch for this verification
form with your annual membership mailing.

mate through leadership, communication and education for its members in the greater Fairmont area.
Volunteer teachers in short supply
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Junior Achievement has proven to be
engaging and fun, while stressing the importance
of an education, as economic concepts
and information about the world of work
are introduced to students. For the future of
our community, it is essential for businesses
to work with the schools so our children are
aware of the opportunities here in virtually
any occupation which they may be interested.
Junior Achievement is an excellent way to start
this process.
The Junior Achievement program has
included grades K-6. We are still in need of
34 volunteer teachers to serve one hour each
week for five weeks, during the school day.
The following sessions are available.
OCTOBER START CLASSES
3rd Grade– 4 volunteer teachers needed
4th Grade – 4 volunteer teachers needed
6th Grade – 5 volunteer teachers needed
JANUARY START CLASSES
2nd grade – 6 volunteer teachers needed
MARCH START CLASSES
1st Grade – 7 volunteer teachers needed
5th Grade – 5 volunteer teachers needed
APRIL START CLASSES
Kindergarten – 3 volunteer teachers needed
All materials for your session are provided
along with a training manual. If you or
anyone in your business is interested in volunteering
for this important community program,
please call the Chamber at (507) 235-
5547.
Please consider helping the Junior
Achievement program in any way you can.
Your future workforce depends on such initiatives.
We appreciate all past involvement and
we hope that you can help again this year. We
cannot do it without you!
Please send your donation to:
Fairmont Area Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 826, Fairmont, MN 56031
Glows Parade Call for Entries
It's time to place your entries for the
2017 Glows Parade! The parade will take place
Friday, November 17th beginning at 6:00 pm.
Clubs, organizations and businesses are encouraged
to participate is this time-honored
Martin County Tradition. Get creative and let
your lights shine!
The registration deadline is Monday,
November 6th. Contact Kandi at the Fairmont
Area Chamber of Commerce to place your entry
by calling (507) 235-5547.
THINK LOCAL FIRST!
Apart from a small percentage of
revenue paid to delivery drivers and
third-party sellers, all of the money
spent at Amazon and other online
retailers leaves our local economy.
Local retailers have a proven trackrecord
of growing the local economy.
Fisher Group
JEFF GREISCHAR CCIM
Sales & Leasing Agent
1961 Premier Drive
Suite 404
Mankato, MN 56001
(507) 236-4980
jeff.greischar@cbcfishergroup.com
www.cbcfishergroup.com
Tri-County Implement
St. James
Martin County Implement
Truman
Tri-County Implement
Jackson
www.deerequipment.com

Chamber member business briefs
Shoe Sensation
(507) 238-9211
On Thursday, October 26, from 10am to 7pm, Shoe Sensation will again have
their fall Clarks Trunk Show. They will have Bob Green, a Clarks representative
in the store, with many, many Clarks shoes at show prices. Any size, any
color of Clarks shoes can be ordered. A free gift will be given with each shoe
sold, and at the end of the day, someone will win a free pair of shoes. Refreshments
are available during this fun day as well. Please join us to see the newest
that Clarks have to offer.
Heritage Acres
(507) 236-1257
Heritage Acres will have there Fall Festival on Sunday,
October 15, 2017. Ecumenical church service held in
the chapel at 10:00 AM. Soup & Sandwich dinner will be
the Prairieville building from 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM. There is a charge for the
dinner. There will be 5 kinds of soups, country style farm bread, egg salad,
meats & cheeses desserts & beverages. THERE WILL BE NO GATE FEE! Crop
demonstrations all afternoon, pressing apples & free samples of apple juice,
baking in the house, wagon rides for everyone. Train rides for kids, Robins
blacksmithing & more. Market Square will be there with there vendors. For
more information contact Jerry Simon 507-236-1257.
Vision Statement: The Fairmont Area Chamber of Commerce will b
Krahmer, Shaffer & Edmundson, Ltd.
(507) 238-4717
We are excited to announce the addition of a new associate
attorney, Sara L. Edmundson, to our team. Sara received
her law degree from Drake University Law School in 2006.
She graduated from St. Olaf College, cum laude, with a double-major
in English and Psychology in 2002. Her practice
areas include real estate, estate planning, estate administration
and elder law. Sara is licensed to practice law in Minnesota and Texas
(currently inactive). Sara can be reached at sara@krasha.com or 507-238-
4717.
Red Rock Center for the Arts
(507) 235-9262
Dan Weber coming to the Red Rock stage Saturday,
October 14 at 7pm. Dan Weber a gifted storyteller
that quickly won over audiences with his natural
charisma, upbeat performances, authentic songwriting, and off-the-cuff
hilarious stories from the many roads he’s traveled. Discount tickets are
on sale now at Hy-Vee, Fairmont or you can purchase them at the door for
regular price.
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Fairmont Area Kinship
(507) 238-4440
Mentoring through Kinship is FUN! Mentors and
mentees in the program spend between three
and six hours per month together baking, playing basketball, doing crafts,
hiking, biking, kayaking, going out to eat or to the movies together, and so
much more! Mentees in Kinship improve their self-esteem, leadership, problem-solving,
and socialization skills, and develop greater hopes and dreams
for the future. Kinship needs more people to be mentors, especially men! It
is easier than ever begin mentoring a child in need. Volunteers can complete
our online application at sites.google.com/site/fairmontareakinship and can
check us out on Facebook at www.facebook.com/fairmontareakinship.
Sweet Financial Services, Inc
(507) 235-5587
On November 18, 2017 Sweet Financial Services
Presents LIVE at the Fairmont Opera House: ONE
NIGHT IN NASHVILLE Featuring: The Warren Brothers
& Josh Kear! Bryan Sweet was so impressed
when he first saw this performance in Nashville, he knew he had to bring
this once in a lifetime event to Fairmont to share with our clients. This will
be a unique, authentic experience to hear three of the top songwriters in the
country perform and tell the stories behind the hit songs you’ve heard time
and time again on the radio.
Mayo Clinic Health System in Fairmont
(507) 238-8100
It’s tailgate time again. Join Mayo Clinic
Health System in Fairmont for a pregame tailgate at Fairmont’s Mahoney
Field when the Fairmont Cardinals take on the Belle Plaine Tigers Friday, Oct.
13. We’ll be serving a $5 tailgate meal from 5 to 7 p.m. All sales are donated
to the Fairmont Booster Club.
Edward Jones Investments - Mandi Kosbab
(507) 235-8524 - Member SIPC
Congress has designated the third week of October
as National Save for Retirement Week. What lessons can you learn from
this event? First of all, save early and save often. The earlier you start saving
and investing, the less you will have to put away each year to accumulate
the resources you’ll need for a comfortable retirement. And by putting time
on your side, you’ll be able to take advantage of compounding the ability to
earn money on your principal and your earnings. Here’s another suggestion:
Contribute as much as you can afford to tax-advantaged retirement accounts,
such as an IRA and your 401(k) or similar employer-sponsored plan. Finally,
try to overcome barriers to building your retirement savings. One such barrier
is debt because the higher your debt payments, the less you can afford to
invest. Do what you can to keep your debt under control. By following these
steps, you can go a long way toward putting the ideas behind National Save
for Retirement to work for you all year long.

e recognized as the leader in assisting area businesses to prosper.
Chamber member business briefs
Kahler Automation
(507) 235-6648
Kahler Automation is pleased to announce
some new additions to our staff: Cole Lightfoot (Electrical Design) and Mitch
Alm (Project Coordinator) joined “Team Kahler” in August, followed in September
by Dawn Korsmo (Inside Sales Support). Also, belated congratulations
to Holden Bohm (CAD Supervisor), Thad Leiding (Project Coordinator Supervisor)
and Jesse Hoffmann (Electrical Design Supervisor) for their promotions
earlier this year. Finally, additional kudos to Jesse for winning Kahler’s
2017 Bison Award, which recognizes excellence in customer service and going
above-and-beyond in one’s work, as voted on by everyone at Kahler.
Marketlink, Inc.
(507) 238-9030
Marketlink, an Allied Global Company, located
at 400 S. State St. Suite 100, announces outstanding employee achievements:
Lizette Goddard received an award for exceeding 100% sales performance for
12 consecutive months. Employee of the month awards were given for exceptional
sales/quality performance and representing our company values and
culture at all times (Positive, Success, Integrity and Excellence) Yarilza Alvarado
in June, Damien Ferguson in July, and Amanda Ring in August. Congratulations
to everyone. Marketlink has 7 centers in the US: Fairmont, MN, Des Moines &
Storm Lake, Iowa, Wichita, KS, Johnstown, PA, Wheat Ridge & Thornton, CO.
“Business Briefs” is a complimentary service provided by the Chamber for chamber members. Please limit your information to one paragraph of about
100 words. Example: expansion, new employees, awards, monumental anniversary, etc… A photo or logo can be included. NO Direct Advertising.
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to have a voice by joining the Chamber. Whether
a resident or business, your membership investment
contributes to local programs and projects.
October 24th, we encourage new residents
who are also new teachers at our schools
by facilitating a banquet where they are treated
to dinner and seated with their host who is a local
business person.
At 9 am the same day, we’ll hold a workshop
to discuss cross promotion of local business
via social media platforms just in time for the
holidays.
November 3rd, Wes Pruett of HR Advisors
will lead a business seminar about recruiting
and retaining employees and how that is different
when thinking of millennials.
Staff is also preparing to usher in the
Christmas Season by inviting businesses, individuals
and organizations to participate in the
Glows Parade November 17th.
Those are only some of the smaller steps
we take during the year to improve the local
world of business. In the meantime, keep in mind
that no matter how small your efforts, you change
the world. Start by making your bed or cleaning
around the sink. If you have a suggestion or comment,
I always welcome conversation about supporting
local business and communities.
insights, tools and resources to help you improve
existing hiring processes or develop new ones.
Attendees will leave the seminar armed with
an array of valuable tools including hundreds of
helpful ideas and best practices, a leadership selfassessment
and a copy of the speaker's notes.
The cost to attend is $100 per person,
with discounts available for chamber members
and multiple employees. Light refreshments will
be served, but lunch will not be provided. For
more information or to register online, visit our
website at www.FairmontChamber.org and click
on the recent blog post labeled “Hiring Quality
Employees Seminar.”
AS Mobile
Apple/Android
THERE'S AN APP FOR THAT?
The Fairmont Area Community Events Calendar has a Mobile App!
You can access information for all the great events going on in Martin County directly from your iOS or Android-based mobile device
using the free mobile app "AS Mobile" published by rSchoolToday! Of course, you can still view upcoming community events on your
desktop or laptop computer by visiting the community calendar website at www.fairmontareacalendar.com. If you have any questions
or concerns about updating your events to the Fairmont Area Community Calendar, please email the Fairmont Area Chamber
of Commerce at info@fairmontchamber.org.
Calendar Funding Partners: Fairmont Area Chamber of Commerce, Fairmont Convention and Visitors Bureau, City of Fairmont,
Fairmont Area Schools, and Blandin Community Broadband Grant. Other Partners: Fairmont Community Education
and Recreation.

Core Values: We value for our members, employees and community: integrity in all we do, collaboration with all our stakeholders, growth and develop
Chamber Events
Wednesday, October 11th - 6:00 p.m.
Bureau 14 Meeting
Wednesday, October 18th - 3:00 p.m.
Board Meeting (Strategic Session)
Wednesday, October 18th - 3:00 p.m.
Ambassadors Meeting / Ribbon Cuttings
Tuesday, October 24th - 9:00 a.m.
Social Media Breakfast
Tuesday, October 24th - 6:00 p.m.
Teachers Banquet (Interlaken Golf Club)
Friday, November 3rd - 12:30 p.m.
Hiring Quality Employees Seminar
REVAMP RETAIL
The Retail Committee of the Fairmont Area
Chamber is seeking committee members
to join us as we work to make a positive
impact in our local retail environment.
Call (507) 235-5547
WELCOME
NEW MEMBER!
Karen Toupal
State Legislative News
REP. GUNTHER REVIEWS 2017 K-12
EDUCATION ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ST. PAUL - With students soon to be returning
to the classroom, State Representative
Bob Gunther (R-Fairmont) said now is the perfect
time to share what was accomplished for
K-12 Education during the 2017 session.
"The biggest achievement of the 2017
session was our historic investment in our
students and schools," Gunther said. The K-12
Education Budget includes more than $1.3 billion
of increased funding to schools throughout
Minnesota, including a provision to include a
two percent yearly increase to the per pupil
formula that was requested by many school
districts. Gunther said this is money that districts
can use to reduce class sizes, retain teachers,
or provide new programs to their students.
A number of reforms were also implemented
during the 2017 session. This includes
ending the "Last In, First Out" default layoff
policy for schools to keep the best teachers in
the classroom; investing in proven early education
programming like pre-K scholarships and
school readiness; and overhauling the broken
teacher licensure system to help hire more
teachers to address the shortage. "I am confident
that all of these education measures, plus
dozens more that were approved during the
2017 session, will ultimately help all of our
children succeed in school," Gunther said. "I
wish all of the students, parents, and educators
in southern Minnesota the best of luck during
this school year."
Gunther also wants to alert parents to
save their school supply receipts, as Minnesota
has both a credit and a subtraction for education
expenses. Most school supplies qualify
for the credit or subtraction, including writing
utensils, textbooks, and musical instrument
rentals. Common items that don't qualify for
the subtraction or credit include school lunches,
uniforms, backpacks, and more. Parents are
encouraged to check the Revenue website to
determine which expenses qualify. While the
education subtraction is not subject to income
limits, the credit is limited to households with
incomes less than $37,500 for families with 1-2
children, $39,500 for families with 3 children,
and adding $2,000 per child for families with 4
or more children.
Full details about the Education Subtraction
and Credit can be found on the Department
of Revenue's website: http://www.rcvcnuc.state.mn.us.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Rep. Bob Gunther 23A
563 State Office Building
100 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55155
651-296-3240 or 800-684-4598
E-mail: rep.bob.gunther@house.mn
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ment for our members, recognition of accomplishments, effective communication, and doing all things efficiently and in a fiscally responsible manner.
Ambassadors applaud achievements
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CCF BANK (FORMERLY WELLS FEDERAL)
Chamber ambassadors commemorate the name
change and rebranding of chamber member Wells Federal
Bank to CCFBank.
PETERSON-ANTHONY INSURANCE AGENCY
Ambassadors congratulate chamber member Peterson-Anthony
Insurance on their office relocation with
an AM Espresso and ribbon cutting.
KRAHMER, SHAFFER & EDMUNDSON, LTD.
Ambassadors celebrate the addition of Chamber Board
Member Brandon Edmundson as partner with member
business Krahmer, Shaffer & Edmundson, Ltd.
Join us in honoring area educators
Teacher Recognition
Banquet
The Business Education Committee of
the Fairmont Area Chamber is sponsoring the
Teacher Recognition Banquet to welcome new
teachers to the Fairmont area and honor those
that have been in the district for twenty-five
years or more.
The banquet will be held at the Interlaken
Golf Club on Tuesday, October 24th at 6:00
p.m. The cost is $25 per person. We encourage
you to attend and get acquainted with our local
educators.
This is a good time to meet and extend a
warm welcome to our new teachers and to honor
those who have taught our children over the
years. We invite businesses to donate items for
gift bags that are given to teachers.
If you would like to attend the banquet,
sponsor the meal of a teacher, or donate items
to be included in the welcome bags, please contact
the Chamber by Friday, October 13th. Call
Kandi at (507) 235-5547 or email her at info@
fairmontchamber.org for more information.
Over 32 years of experience,
and ready to help you with
that important decision.
507.235.5547
info@fairmontchamber.org
Dale Splinter
1304 Blue Earth Ave., Fairmont, MN
507-238-4786
(507) 238-4949

October programs at CER
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The new Fall/Winter CER Catalog of activities is filled with “Learning
and Leisure Opportunities for all Ages.” Copies were mailed September
23 and also located at various drop points for pickup. If you need a
copy, please contact the CER Office (507-235-3141) or check the website
at fairmontareaschools.portal.rschooltoday.com
October is filled with special FREE events such the Region 9 Diversity
Forum on Race, the Minnesota River Agency on Aging forum on
Aging Population as well as the November 1 Healthy Living Expo. Take
advantage of these to have conversations on needs of our area related to
diversity healthy lifestyles and aging well. Look for information in our
catalog on these events as well as other free, informational classes on
Fishing With Friends, Dementia Friends, Health Savings Accounts, Adult
Basic Education and English, Social Security and Estate Planning.
CER Opportunities for youth and adult offered also include Afterschool
Enrichment, Fishing Club, Minecraft Camp, Dog Obedience,
Gardening, Art, Snowshoeing, Computers, Cake Decorating, Archery,
Snowmobile Safety, Baton Twirling, Roller Skating, Zumba Flair, Pitching
Clinics, Hockey, Ice Skating, Basketball, Wrestling, Scuba Diving, Co-Ed
Volleyball, Open Gyms and much more!
For an up-to date list of activities, see the CER Web Store at
fairmontareaschools.portal.rschooltoday.com
A SAMPLING OF UPCOMING ACTIVITIES
Dog Obedience October 10
Health Savings Accounts October 10
Region 9 Diversity Forum on Race October 11
Zumba Flair October 11
Parents Forever October 12
Cake Decorating October 12
Upholstery/Caned Chair Restoration October 12
Dementia Friends October 17
Family Roller Skating Afternoon October 19
Archery I and II October 12
Minecraft Command Blocks Camp October 23
Girls Basketball PreK & Level 1 October 24
MNRAAgency on Aging Conversation October 25
Fabulous Fun Friday (Grades 3-6) October 27
Jr Cardinal Boys Basketball (Grades 4-6) October 30
Resources for a Lifetime of Healthy Living Expo November 1
…and much more!
For more information, contact the CER office located in the
Fairmont Elementary School Door 15A, 714 Victoria Street, Fairmont
Call 507-235-3141 or Email rdauer@fairmont.k12.mn.us
Cross-promotion & Social Media - October 24 th
The next
Social Media
Breakfast will be
held on October
24 from 9 am
to 10 am at the
Southern Minnesota
Educational
Campus, 115 S. Park St., in Fairmont.
During this month's seminar, instructor
Liz Wheeler will facilitate a session covering the
benefits of small business cross-promotion using
social media. Businesses and organizations
will be given the opportunity to share their upcoming
events and promotions to establish collaborative
efforts for mutual benefit, just in time
for the upcoming holiday season.
Visit our website at www.fairmontchamber.org
to register for this event or to find
out how you can sponsor a future event.
Fairmont
Area Social Media
Breakfast is made possible in part by a technology
grant from the Blandin Foundation.
VISION CARE
CONTACT LENS
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COMPASSION.
COMPETITIVE.
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1307 ALBION AVE., SUITE 102
FAIRMONT, MN
PH: (507) 238-4228
James Busche, O.D.
Spencer Seibert, O.D.
111 E. 6TH ST.
BLUE EARTH, MN
PH: (507) 526-2020