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Senate Candidates On Display Spots Going Fast For October 27th Breakfast Election Day will be a mere 12 days away when the Chamber holds its Oct. 27 breakfast featuring eight candidates for the state Senate. “Ulster County is unique in that we have four state Senate districts,” said Chamber President Ward Todd. “All eight candidates for those four offices have been invited to our breakfast and the issues they will talk about are extremely important to local businesses.” The breakfast, sponsored by Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union, is scheduled for 7:30-9 a.m. at the Best Western Plus in Kingston. Todd said the format would be the same as past years with opening statements, written questions from the business community and then closing remarks. The following candidates were invited to the breakfast: 46th Senate District First-term incumbent Sen. George Amedore, R-Rotterdam, faces a challenge from Democrat Sara Niccoli in this race.
Amedore was elected to the Assembly in 2007 and is vice president of Amedore Homes, a second-generation family business. Niccoli is supervisor in the Montgomery County town of Palatine and a family farmer. She is the former executive director of the Labor-Religion Coalition of New York State. The 46th Senate District includes the city of Kingston and towns of Esopus, Hurley, Kingston, Lloyd, Marbletown, Saugerties, Ulster and Woodstock in Ulster County. 39th Senate District This race pits longtime incumbent Sen. William Larkin, R-Cornwall, against Democrat Chris Eachus, a New Windsor resident and Orange County legislator. Larkin was first elected to the Senate in 1990 and is seeking a 14th two-year term. He served in the Assembly from 1979-1990 after 23 years of active military service. Eachus is a former physics, astronomy and Earth science teacher at Marlboro High School
and Newburgh Free Academy who lost to Larkin in 2012. He has been a county legislator since 2006. The 39th Senate District, which encompasses mostly Orange and Rockland counties, includes the towns of Plattekill and Marlborough in Ulster County. 42nd Senate District Incumbent Sen. John Bonacic, R-Mount Hope, is facing off against Democratic environmental activist Pramilla Malick of Minisink in this race. Bonacic, a former majority leader and chairman of the Orange County Legislature, was first elected to the state Senate in 1998. He was a member of the state Assembly from 1990-1998. Malick won an opportunity to ballot election in September. A mother of four, her campaign website said she got involved in politics to
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October’s Chamber Breakfast Sponsor Is Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union October’s Breakfast is proudly sponsored by Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union (HVFCU). Since 1963, the credit union has grown to provide a wide variety of financial products and services to individuals, families, and businesses in Ulster, Dutchess, Orange, and Putnam Counties. HVFCU is a financial cooperatives that embraces the philosophy of ‘People helping People.’ Stop in to any of their locations to experience the credit union difference, including our convenient Ulster County branches in Kingston and Highland. Along with the personal service in branch offices, members enjoy all the electronic services you expect such as Internet,
Mobile and Text Banking, as well as access to over 82,000 nationwide ATMs in their fee-free network. HVFCU is the trusted financial partner to help you and your business reach your financial goals. HVFCU puts their commitment to the Hudson Valley front and center. As one of the largest employers based in the region, they are a positive force for economic growth. HVFCU’s members consistently describe the credit
union as member-focused, service-driven, professional, strong, and community minded. These qualities define HVFCU from the inside out, and are the result of more than 50 years of HVFCU’s unwavering dedication to quality service and financial excellence. HVFCU is federally insured by the National Credit Union Administration and is an Equal Housing Lender. To learn more about the credit union, stop by any location in the Hudson Valley, visit hvfcu.org, or call 845.463.3011.
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‘Y’ Marks 150 Years in Kingston Come Celebrate at October 25 Mixer The YMCA of Kingston and Ulster County is a treasure hidden in plain sight. Thousands drive by 507 Broadway each day and may not be aware of everything this organization offers the community. Or, you also might not realize this little factoid, but the Y has been around a while. “This year marks our 150th anniversary in Kingston and so we thought it was a good time to celebrate with a Chamber Mixer,” said Heidi Kirschner, the Y’s president and CEO. “We want people to get a little bit of an idea of where we came from and what it was like back then when we first started.” You can see that and everything the Y has to offer at the Mixer, scheduled for 5-7 p.m. Oct. 25. Kirschner offered special thanks to members of the YMCA Board of Directors and other local leaders for sponsoring the October Chamber Mixer, including Normann Staffing, Herzog’s, Alcoa, Tom Lindgren CPA, Heidecker Landscaping, Brian Woltman, Marie Anderson and the Committee to Re-Elect Phil Kirschner. “We want Chamber members to go through our building and get an idea of what it’s like,” Kirschner said. “A lot of people just drive by every single day and they don’t even realize what’s inside and we’ve been in the community for 150 years.” The YMCA describes itself as a private, not-for-profit, community based organization “that provides social, health, physical education and recreation services to the residents of Ulster County.” Kirschner said Chamber members should get a sense of that the evening of the Mixer. “Most activities will be going on,” she said. The Mixer will be centered in the Y’s Learning/ Childcare Area, but visitors will be able tour the building. Chamber members will also be able to see the younger YMCA Hurricane Swim Team practice in the pool, sneak a peek at a Sit n’Get Fit Class or observe pilates. “Spin classes should be going on that night and you can see what that’s like and how much fun the people in the class have,” Kirschner said. “You’ll be able to get a feel for the environment and the culture here.” “We are a community organization so I think it’s important that people realize what it is we do here. Most people just think we’re a gym and that’s only a piece of what we do.” The Y features a gym, pool and a host of health and wellness activities. We are fortunate to have so many instructors who are engaged and help people improve and change their lives. Kirschner said “Amy’s Fireflies,” a morning spin class, takes their bike riding passion to the street and into the community…” “They do different rides throughout the county during the year to raise money for different causes,” she said. “Once people get in to the Y, they get engaged.” The Y also provides childcare throughout the county. And, how could we be a Y if we didn’t educate youth on water safety and provide swim lessons? Kirschner said the Y operates three summer camps in Olive, New Paltz and Kingston. Last year, the Y raised
promote your business. Be sure to bring plenty of business cards. This free networking event is open to Chamber members and prospective members. Reservations are a must and can be made by calling the Chamber office at (845) 338-5100 or by registering online at www.ulsterchamber.org.
enough for 268 camp sessions. “That’s worth over $60,000,” she said. “We are only able to accomplish this with support from our community and we truly appreciate all that the community does for us!” The Y offers adult basketball leagues for men and women, adult co-ed volleyball and youth volleyball, running programs and a variety of sports clinics. Support from the business community is critical. “Many of these programs require funding because many participants have limited ability to pay,” Kirschner said. “To be entirely inclusive, we need to keep the cost as low as possible, if not free.” Kirschner said one of the basketball leagues this year featured single mothers. The Y provided childcare while the women played hoops and one player lost 15 pounds. “This is like their night out,” she said. “Those are the stories we like to hear because we know people are benefitting from the programs that we offer.” Kirschner said the Mixer would also be an opportunity to see the farm and community gardens on the Y’s grounds, as well as the Youth Build training lab if daylight permits. “We’ve got a lot to show and share with the public,” she said. Kirschner said she is looking forward to opening the doors of the Y to the county’s business leaders. “I personally like going to the Mixers and catching up with people I haven’t seen in a while,” she said. “I like to hear how they’re doing. It’s nice to see other businesses and see what they’re doing and what they specialize in and what they’re offering. “It’s great to go into a business and see what’s happening. And so, my hope is that when people come to the Y, they’ll get to see what goes on inside the Y that helps improve the lives of people throughout our community.” The YMCA of Kingston and Ulster County can be reached at (845) 338-3810 and www.ymcaulster.org. Chamber mixers are a great way to network and
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Honoring the ‘Best of Ulster County’ Business Awards Dinner to be held on October 20 The Chamber and the Ulster County Economic Alliance have announced the recipients of their 12th-annual Business Recognition Awards. The awards recognize Ulster County entrepreneurs and businesses that are leaders in their sectors, have achieved outstanding results, or shown dedication and commitment to furthering business and the quality of life in Ulster County and the Hudson Valley Region. The 2016 award recipients are: Business Person of the Year: Kevin Pitcock of Peak Trading Corp. Pitcock started the wholesale rigging company 19 years ago in an 800-squarefoot Quonset hut at his grandfather’s shipyard in Kingston. From that dirt floor beginning, Pitcock has purchased several other businesses and now has more than 10,000 customers around the world. Pitcock, who purchased the company Northern Sling and Supply a few years after his start, also owns several e-commerce sites and recently bought Sheldon Hill Forestry Supplies and moved the companies to the 200-squarefoot former Vertis Printing Co. building in Saugerties. Business of the Year: Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp. Central Hudson provides service to 88,200 companies and businesses in Ulster County and employs 218 people here. Formed in 1911 and and incorporated in 1926, Central Hudson’s supporters for this award noted the company’s grants and incentives to promote the economy, including grants to SUNY New Paltz, Wolf-Tec, Zumtobel, the Ulster Performing Arts Center (UPAC), Rural Ulster Preservation Corp. (RUPCO), and more. Small Business of the Year: J & A Roofing. A family owned and operated business since 1938, you’ve no doubt passed many buildings roofed by J & A throughout Ulster County. Company patriarch Joe Horowitz, now 93, still comes into the shop every day to keep an eye on things. Ian Horowitz now runs the company, which also offers windows and siding for all types of structures. Customers have lauded the company for “quality work, done quickly at a reasonable price.” Tourism Business of the Year: Kelder’s Farm.
Kevin Pitcock They come to the Rondout Valley from far and wide to see one of the world’s largest garden gnomes at this 200-yearold family farm, which started as a dairy farm, a few rows of strawberries and a homemade sign. Today, the farm features an array of attractions such as 100 acres of pick-yourown foods, a jumping pillow, corn and meadow mazes, mini golf, playground and picnic area and farm market. Commitment to the Community: The Bruderhof. The Woodcrest Community in Rifton is the oldest Bruderhof community in the country and you see their members everywhere when it comes to helping the community. The Bruderhof works with local governments and nonprofit organizations, and their presence is evident throughout the region. You might find them repairing a bridge, building a playground, or replacing a roof. The Bruderhof’s generosity to youth is legendary. The community distributes scholarships and invites children from the local Boys and Girls Club to enjoy gardening and outdoor games at the Rifton property each year. A few years ago, the Bruderhof paid to replace the turf at Kingston’s Dietz Stadium. That was just one more example of their extreme generosity and “Commitment to the Community.” Len Cane Heart of Ulster County: Ed Ford. This award is named for Len Cane, the Chamber’s longtime president, who died last year. His wife Lee and son Craig accepted the award for Len last year when it was given in his name. Ford, 98, has been the historian for the city of Kingston since 1984 and has done much to preserve its historic legacy. His most recent effort was to preserve a series of lunettes adorning the chamber walls at Continued on page 6
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Senate Candidates at October Breakfast Continued from page 1 oppose the construction of a compressor station near her home and has since fought against fracking. The 42nd Senate District includes the towns of Denning, Gardiner, New Paltz, Rosendale, Shawangunk and Wawarsing in Ulster County. 51st Senate District
Incumbent Sen. James Seward, R-Oneonta, faces Democratic challenger Jermaine Bagnall-Graham of Shelburne in this race. Seward was elected to the Senate in 1986. He is a former Milford town justice and former chairman of the Otsego County Republican Committee. Bagnall-Graham, a U.S. Army
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veteran, works as an IT analyst for Bassett Healthcare Network. He earned a master’s in public administration from Binghamton University and served a graduate internship with the city of Norwich. The 51st Senate District Seward represents includes the Ulster County towns of Rochester, Olive, Shandaken
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and Hardenburgh. Chamber breakfast programs are a great way to network with other local business leaders and stay on top of current events. Pre-registration is strongly encouraged. For more information or to register, call the Chamber at (845) 338-5100 or go online at www.ulsterchamber.org.
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Business Awards Continued from page 4 Kingston’s City Hall. “The Chamber would like to congratulate the recipients and to offer special thanks to those who provided the nominations and the independent panel for the final selections,” said Chamber President Ward Todd. “These best of Ulster County awards are peer-driven and an excellent way for
the business community to recognize outstanding efforts.” The awards will be presented at a special dinner on Oct. 20 at The Chateau, 240 Boulevard. For more information about the dinner, contact the Chamber at (845) 338-5100 or via email at info@ ulsterchamber.org.
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Huge Crowd for Buy Local Expo Event at Diamond Mills Turns 20 John Naccarato, as the Presenting Sponsor for the 2016 Buy Local Expo, had a birds’ eye view of the Expo entranceway at the Diamond Mills Hotel & Conference Center “The thing I noticed was that there was a steady stream of people coming through that front door all day long, and it’s all ages,” said Naccarato, the owner of Naccarato Insurance in Saugerties. Chamber President Ward Todd said the Expo, which marked its 20th Anniversary this year, was sold out weeks ago and featured nearly 100 exhibitors. He concurred with Naccarato about the crowd. “There’s been a great deal of ‘buzz’ around the county about this particular event,” Todd said. “That’s translated into record attendance this year.” The Expo opened at noon with a Chamber Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and Todd drew applause when he mentioned the 20-year anniversary of Ulster County’s largest networking event. “I’m sure you’re aware, but we’re not here without you,” Todd said. “I mean, you are it. You are the most engaged and involved Chamber membership I’ve seen anywhere so thank you all – this applause is really for you.”
Larry Begnal, Chairman of the Chamber’s Board of Directors, joined many others in calling Diamond Mills “the perfect location.” “It’s just a gorgeous facility,” Begnal said. “Just look outside at that waterfall. It’s marvelous.” Begnal also reminded everyone of the Chamber’s mission to Buy Local. “That’s what we all need to do,” he said. “We need to keep everything as local as we can. I’m building a new dealership and I’m trying to keep everybody in town involved in that project.” Ulster County Executive Mike Hein said the economy continues to improve “inch by inch” locally. “That doesn’t mean we don’t have challenges,” Hein said. “It doesn’t mean we don’t have to continue to work hard, but what it does mean is things are continuing to go in the right direction and, for that, we owe an enormous debt of gratitude to all the business owners and all the individuals who are in this room. “The businesses of Ulster County, in many ways, are the heartbeat of what we are moving forward.” The ceremony also featured Saugerties Supervisor Greg Helsmoortel and Diamond Mills owner Tom Struzzieri, who said it was “truly special to call Ulster
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County home.” “There’s no better place to do business than Ulster County and I think this event demonstrates that,” he said. Amid a social media world, business leaders and the public spent the next five hours in face-to-face networking on the exhibit floor. They shared business cards, small gifts bearing their logos, candy, conversation and lots about their companies. Jeremy Ellenbogen, owner of Ellenbogen Creative Continued on page 9
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Huge Crowd for Buy Local Expo
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Continued from page 8 Media, said while most of his clients are out of the area, being at the Buy Local Expo is important. “You can never know what connections you can make because there are companies in the Chamber now that are national companies that are also local,” he said. “You can never know too many people in business. That’s my philosophy.” Joe Deegan of SVN Deegan-Collins Commercial Realty echoed that sentiment. “People come to this I don’t normally see,” Deegan said. “Not necessarily
exhibitors, but people that come through the show. I get some face time with them and they get to understand what I do.” Lynn Nichols, director of marketing for HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley, was on hand to provide health and wellness magazines, medical information cards and information about the health organization’s $133-million expansion plans. “HealthAlliance loves to be at the Buy Local Expo because we’re able to shake hands with all the community members that are here,” Nichols said. “They may use our hospital and, if they don’t, they’re able to find out about the hospital and some of the programs that we offer. “It’s very important for us to be here with the community.” Ulster County Comptroller Elliot Auerbach’s booth allowed people to see if they were one of the 55,000 county residents owed some $21 million in unclaimed funds being held by the state. Auerbach said nearly 60 Ulster County
residents will be receiving checks from the NYS Office of Unclaimed Funds, as a result of the Expo. “To see that happen, and know that we can put money in people’s pockets that actually belong to them in the first place, is exciting,” Auerbach said. The Chamber also gave away awards to the Expo’s top exhibitors: BEST IN SHOW • FIRST PLACE SVN Deegan-Collins Commercial Realty BEST IN SHOW • SECOND PLACE Paychex BEST IN SHOW • THIRD PLACE Gardiner Animal Hospital
MOST ORIGINAL BOOTH DESIGN Ulster County Tourism MOST CREATIVE GIVEAWAYS Daniel D. Gagnon, CPA BEST NEW EXHIBITOR Blackboard Bistro MOST EFFECTIVE DEMONSTRATION Coffee System of the Hudson Valley FRIENDLIEST STAFF Simply Business BEST USE OF TECHNOLOGY National Business Equipment BEST SALES PRESENTATION Daily Freeman
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WELCOME THESE NEW MEMBERS ANDREA L. GAMALSKI, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
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KOVO ROTISSERIE 43 North Front Street Kingston, NY 12401 www.KovoRotisserie.com (845) 338-5686 Maria Philippis, President Category: Restaurants Description: KOVO is a Greek-inspired casual restaurant with a focus on rotisserie meats and fresh, seasonal salads.
176 Windsor Drive Hurley, NY 12443 (845) 399-1531 Scott Herrington, Owner Category: ATM Machines Description: We provide ATM machines for any business, festival or attraction in the Hudson Valley.
49 Court Street, Suite 300 Binghamton, NY 13901 www.healthlinkny.com (845) 896-4726 Suzanne Ferrieri, Audit Coordinator and Administrative Assistant Category: Health Services Description: We’re a Qualified Entity funded by the New York State DOH which operates the health information exchange as well as Population Health Improvement Programs, supports healthcare delivery reform and fosters collaboration among public and private health plans for a 13 county region spanning the Hudson Valley, Catskills and Southern Tier of New York. The HealthlinkNY HIE offers electronic access to patients’ community-wide health records and serves as the region’s access point to the Statewide Health Information Network of NY, supporting collaboration between healthcare providers across the state.
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89 Stephan Street Kingston, NY 12401 www.andrealfamilylaw.com (845) 901-2671 Andrea Gamalski, Owner Categories: Attorneys; Legal Services Description: Offering skilled legal services in areas of matrimonial, family law, estate planning.
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7 Maplebrook Lane New Paltz, NY 12561 www.bernerfinancial.com (845) 256-1950 Irene Berner, CFP, CDFA, Founder Category: Financial Services Description: Berner Financial offers wealth management and financial planning focusing on baby boomers, especially women in transition.
DONKEY PARK, INC. 35 Ulster Ave Ulster Park, NY 12487 www.donkeypark.org (845) 389-9159 Steve Stiert, President Category: Non-Profit Organizations Description: Donkey Park is a non-profit, community service whose mission is to enrich the lives of donkeys and the communities with which they interact through the direct care of donkeys in need; through research and education on the care and welfare of donkeys; and through the provision and promotion of ambassadorial and community service programs which demonstrate the value to people of interacting with donkeys. We are the home of the Little Brays of Sunshine Therapy donkeys. Our motto is ‘’Helping donkeys and people lead better lives one bray at a time’’.
ENCHANTED CAKES INC. 23 West Strand Street Kingston, NY 12401 www.EnchantedCakesInc.com (845) 418-1801 Lauren Stein, Owner Category: Bakeries/Baked Goods Description: A unique cake shop which offers cake slices, cookies and other treats, as well as specialty cakes.
84 Zena Road Kingston, NY 12401 www.sudburyschool.com (845) 679-1002 Jeff Collins, PR Clerk Category: Education/Tutoring Description: Private school for grades K – 12.
ILOVEKICKBOXING.COM-SAUGERTIES 6 Twin Maples Plaza Saugerties, NY 12477 www.Ilovekickboxing.com (845) 246-5425 Kimberly Huppert, Owner Category: Fitness/Health Clubs Description: Boutique Fitness.
INLAND LAMP, LLC 176 Foxhall Avenue Kingston, NY 12401 www.inlandlamp.com (845) 853-7911 Tom Hickey, Senior VP Category: Manufacturers - Lighting Fixtures Description: LED Lighting sales and manufacturing.
KINGSTON BUFFET 300 Plaza Road Kingston, NY 12401 www.kingstonbuffet.com (845) 339-6888 Rinchen Dolkar, Manager Category: Restaurants Description: Kingston’s largest buffet restaurant. Over 200 items on the buffet. Hibachi section with a selection of meats, fish and vegetables. Open for lunch and dinner, Monday - Saturday, Sunday for dinner. Also, Buffet - to - Go.
MINDFUL ONES CONSULTING LLC P.O. Box 374 Shokan, NY 12481 www.mindful-ones.com (914) 388-3623 Michael Johnan, Founder Category: Consultants - Non-Profit Organizations Description: Mindful Ones Consulting, LLC is a consortium of highly experienced trainers and organizational consultants. Each partner has over twenty years of experience in their respective fields and has provided training to organizations and governmental groups nationally and internationally. Our mission is to create learning experiences that inspire.
SAUGERTIES PHARMACY LLC 250 Main Street Saugerties, NY 12477 www.SaugertiesPharmacy.com (845) 246-5649 Peter Nekos, Owner Categories: Gift Shops; Pharmacies; Retail Description: Prescriptions - Durable medical Equipment - Full Line of Home Health Care - Gift Shop.
STONE RIDGE INSURANCE PO Box 341 Stone Ridge, NY 12484 www.stoneridgeinsurance.net (845) 687-2828 Donald Giamei, President Category: Insurance Description: Insurance Agency offering auto, homeowners, business, life, recreational insurance and more.
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WELCOME THESE NEW MEMBERS THE FORSYTH B&B 85 Abeel Street Kingston, NY 12401 www.theforsythkingston.com (845) 481-9148 Tamara Ehlin, Owner/Innkeeper Category: Bed & Breakfasts Description: Hudson Valley boutique B&B just a block from the water in the historic Rondout district of Kingston. Four casual chic guest rooms with private baths and a lavish breakfast.
THE LODGE 20 Country Club Lane Woodstock, NY 12498 www.TheLodgeWoodstock.com (845) 679-2814 Brian Parillo, General Manager Categories: Accommodations; Bars/Lounges; Restaurants Description: The Lodge is a rustic-yet-chic cabin property tucked quietly in the foothills of the Catskill mountains yet walking distance to downtown Woodstock. We offer a full-service bar, cafe and lounge with nightly entertainment, drink specials, late night food and weekend brunches.
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Alzheimer’s Association American Reliant Corp. AMPM Homecare & Companion Ande Rooney Companies Inc. Bailey Pottery Equipment Corp. Bank of Greene County Beauty Prophet Benny’s Pizzeria Binnewater Ice Co., Inc. Boulevard Liquors Bounce Trampoline Sports Buonsignore Construction Corp. Buttermilk Falls Inn & Spa Club Pet Combined Energy Services Country Care Carpet Cleaning Crazy Bowlz Restaurant, Inc. Deising’s Bakery & Restaurant Evolving Media Network FASTSIGNS Firmbach & Firmbach, CPAs Fitz’s Liquor Store, Inc Flanigan’s Cleaners, Inc. Flower Nest Goosetown Communications Halter Associates Realty HITS, Inc. Hudson Valley LGBTQ Community Center, Inc. Hurley Veterinary Hospital PC Interior Analysis Janine Weil, Ltd. Jerry’s Wood Floor Refinishing Joseph Diacovo, DMD Karrze Truck & Trailer Repair Kingston Audiology Center
Landmark Development Co. Inc. Lowe Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning Inc. Moving Right Along Nevele Resort and Spa - Nevele ProSport Campus Nicholas Pascaretti Night Owl Productions Inc. Phoenicia Diner POH Music Postage Inn, Inc. R C Horowitz & Company, Inc. S.A.P. Exteriors Inc. Scanlon’s Cleaners Shawangunk Journal Snippers of Kingston, Inc. Snyder Printer Sound of LIFE Radio Network Soyuzivka - Ukrainian National Association Stainless Steel Welding Service That Storage Place on 209 Thomas K. Petro, Esq. Timothy J. Donovan, Inc. Tonner Doll Company, Inc. Visionexcel WCD Window Coverings, Inc. Weichert Realtors - The Spiesman Group Wolberg Lighting Design & Electrical Supply Wright Architects
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September 14, 2016 Bank of Greene County 2 Miron Lane, Kingston, NY
September Mixer Sponsored By Our Mixer Host and Sponsor, The Bank of Greene County staff including President & CEO, Don Gibson (5th from left)
Jay Modhwadiva, Sandra Sanicki (both from Hampton Inn by Hilton, Kingston), Bipin Patel (Quality Inn & Suites)
Jim Sass III (J & J Sass Electric), Nicole Fuoco (Jordan Trading), Anna Mesches (Family Services), Jessica Sass (J & J Sass Electric)
Christine Ungaro (JSP Plumbing & Heating), Holly Gaiman (In Flight), Norma Byrne (Gateway Community Industries), Travis Meehan (JSP Plumbing & Heating)
Ernest Germano (Mid-Hudson Photo ID), Bob Grieco (Matthews & Grieco Esqs.), Dennise Germano (Kingston Catholic School)
Daniel Dragunat, Bridget Smith-Bruhn (both from Rhinebeck Bank), Alex Panagiotopoulos, Gabrielle Green (both from Kingston Creative)
