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June 2016Vol. 48, No. 06

Your Business & Community AdvocateYour Business & Community AdvocateCHAMBER NETWORKCHAMBER NETWORK

ALBANY AREAALBANY AREA

In Th is Issue:

June Membership Forum Luncheon

Sponsored By:

11:30 AM – 1:00 PM Wednesday, June 29th

Linn County Fair & Expo Center

“Crime Fighting Efforts in the City of Albany”

Page 2 Message from the Chair June Business After Hours

Page 3 Emerging Leaders

DOL Final Overtime Regulations Pipeline

Greeters Schedule Page 4

2016 Youth Leadership Graduates Powerbook

Page 5 Linn County to Assist Small Business & Youth Door Prize Dontation Thanks

Page 6Ambassador Ribbon Cutting

Welcome New Members!! Membership Milestones

Thank You Reinvesting Members

Page 7 Board of Director Candidates

Forum Luncheon Speaker May Business After Hours

Page 8

Leadership Albany Graduates Golden Ticket Winner

Page 9

Chamber Members In The News

Chief Mario Lattanzio Albany Police Department

Guest Speaker

See enclosed registration

Golf Tournament2016Friday, June 3rdFriday, June 3rd

Albany Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to present theAlbany Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to present the

Lunch Sponsors:Lunch Sponsors:

Breakfast Sponsor: Breakfast Sponsor: Albany Golf & Event Albany Golf & Event Center at Spring HillCenter at Spring HillTitle Sponsor:Title Sponsor:

Sign Sponsor: Sign Sponsor: Xtreme GrafxXtreme Grafx

HOLE IN ONEHOLE IN ONENew Car from Mark New Car from Mark

Thomas MotorsThomas Motors$10,000 from $10,000 from

COUNTRY Financial - COUNTRY Financial - Gary ZeeminGary Zeemin

AKT Benefit Advisors, AmeriTitle, Aqua Pro Pump Service, Barker-Uerlings Insurance, Best Pots, Inc. & Site Locker/A&B Septic Ser., Bonaventure of Albany, Boshart Trucking, Inc., Buena Vista Arbor Care Co., Inc., Coldwell Banker Valley Brokers- Oare, Consumers Power, Inc., Davis Glass, Inc., Deluxe Brewing & Sinister Distilling , Elm Street Family Dental, Enliven Foundation, First Call, Fitness Experience/CrossFit R3 , Fitzpatrick Painting, GBC Construction, Keller Williams Realty Mid-Willamette- Gillott, L & M Industrial Fabrication, Marrakesh Salon, National Frozen Foods Corp., NW Natural, OFD Foods, Inc., Oregon State Credit Union, OreGro Seeds, Inc., PARR Lumber, Phoenix Inn Suites, Red Canoe Credit Union, Selectemp Employment Service, Selmet, State Farm Insurance- Bodlovic, The Growler Garage & Tap House, Willamette Community Bank, Willamette Water Technology, Inc., Xtreme Grafx

Score Board Sponsor: Score Board Sponsor: Samaritan Health ServicesSamaritan Health Services

Drink Sponsor: Drink Sponsor: Koontz, Perdue, Blasquez & Co., P.C., Koontz, Perdue, Blasquez & Co., P.C.,

Les Schwab Tire Center AlbanyLes Schwab Tire Center Albany

KP Sponsors: KP Sponsors: Republic Services Republic Services

Weatherford Thompson Weatherford Thompson Willammtte Community Bank Willammtte Community Bank

Woodcastle FurnitureWoodcastle Furniture

Survivor Ball Sponsor: Survivor Ball Sponsor: Peak InternetPeak Internet

TrophySponsor: TrophySponsor: Albany Democrat-HeraldAlbany Democrat-Herald

Hole/Tee Sponsors: Hole/Tee Sponsors:

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THANK YOU FOR A GREAT YEAR!

HOST a Business HOST a Business After Hours!After Hours!

Contact Kim for the available dates. Contact Kim for the available dates. 541.926.1517 or kmontgomery@541.926.1517 or kmontgomery@

albanychamber.comalbanychamber.com

Business After Business After HoursHours

CoEnergy PropaneCoEnergy PropaneJune 21stJune 21st

Summer is almost here and my term as your chair is about to expire. I want to take this opportunity to thank Janet Steele, Josephine Fleetwood, Tom Leggate, Kimberly Montgomery, and Rana Wise Love for all their great work on behalf of the Chamber over the past year. In addition, I want to thank John Pascone, AMCDC President, for his leadership and working closely with the Chamber. The next time you see Janet, Kimberly, Tom, Rana, Josephine, or John, give them a pat on the back and thank them.

The May Membership Forum Luncheon was a great success. Ruth Miles, the State of Oregon Small Business Advocate was our guest speaker and we had the pleasure of recognizing our four high school scholarship winners. Thanks to AACC members who voluntarily contribute to the scholarship fund each student receives a $1500 scholarship to their selected higher education institution.

The June Membership Forum Luncheon will be held on June 29th at the Linn County Fair and Expo Center. Mario Latanzio, the Albany Chief of Police, will be our guest speaker. In addition, we will recognize and thank our Committee and Task Force Chairs, and the Board of Directors. These people volunteer countless hours to help make the Albany Area Chamber the great organization it is. Please invite a guest and plan on attending the luncheon. Business After Hours will be held on June 21st at CoEnergy Propane, please plan on attending and supporting CoEnergy, Albany’s 2014 Small Business of the Year. We had a very productive year, highlighted by many successful programs including another great year of the Pipeline Program under the leadership of Josefi ne, Janet and the Workforce Advisory Council. I want to thank all of our private businesses and governmental partners whose fi nancial and other support has been invaluable: ATI, OFD, Samaritan Health Services, Selmet, Viper NW, the City of Albany, Linn-Benton Community College, the Greater Albany Public School District, the Lebanon Chamber and the Lebanon, Scio, Central Linn, and Corvallis School Districts. As you can see the Pipeline is growing, building energy and resources to help students gain the skills that are needed to work at our local industries.

Throughout the year, your Board of Directors was fully engaged in discussing and evaluating the eight infl uences shaping the next decade for Chambers of Commerce, as published by the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE): Chambers 2025. This was the main topic of the Board of Directors retreat in Sisters on April 14-15th. Your professional staff and your Board is developing a long-range plan so that the Chamber evolves and thrives in the next 10 years and continues to deliver valuable services to all of its members.

I am pleased to announce that Jay Peek was the winner for the monthly trivia contest that we ran each month during my term. As the winner, Jay will receive $100 in Chamber Dollars.

Finally, I want to thank all of you as Chamber members for supporting the Chamber throughout the year.

Best wishes for a great summer!

Very truly yours, Mike Cowgill, 2015-2016 Board Chair Weatherford Thompson law fi rm

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Emerging

Leaders

DOL Announces Final Overtime RegulationsOn Wednesday, May 18, 2016, the Department of Labor

unveiled new rules for calculating overtime. Here's how they work:

4:00 PM, Thursday, August 10th @ Deluxe Brewing See enclosed registration

& Networking

Sponsored by:

•The salary threshold will be increased to $47,476 annually ($913/week) - an increase of slightly more than 100% from the current threshold of $23,660 annually ($455/week). This threshold will be updated every three years and tied to the 40th percentile of full time salaried workers in the lowest wage region of the country (currently the Southeast). This is an improvement over the proposed rules, which would have updated the salary threshold annually. •There will be no changes to the duties test. The DOL had indicated it was considering adding a quantifi cation component that would have required employers to show an employee was performing exempt duties a certain percentage of time to qualify under the specifi c exemption, but ultimately made no changes.

•The fi nal rule contains a provision allowing employers to count nondiscretionary bonuses, incentives, and commissions toward up to 10% of the required salary level for the standard exemption. However, employers will have to pay those amounts on a quarterly or more frequent basis. •Employers will have until December 1, 2016 to come into compliance with the new requirement - a period of about 200 days. The initial proposal from DOL did not include an implementation period, so the 200 days is a defi nite improvement.

The Albany Area Chamber opposed these new regulations, signing on to letters of opposition with our national partners. The fi nalized rules will cause hundreds of thousands of career professionals to lose their status as salaried employees and fi nd themselves reclassifi ed as hourly workers, depriving them of the workplace fl exibility and other benefi ts they value.

To promote careers in manufacturing Pipeline is partnering with LBCC for a summer camp!

June 27th - June 30th, 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. at LBCC

DESIGN. CREATE. BUILD.

Inspiring the next generation of inventors, entrepreneurs and manufacturers to engage young people in career preparation for well-paid, fulfi lling jobs that require hands-on skills.

Tuition cost $59 (scholarships available). Space is very limited.

For more information go to http://www.pipelinetojobs.com/event/manufacturing-camp/

Greeters ScheduleGreeters ScheduleJune 2nd

Jet Stream Aqua Massage 1865 14th Ave. SE

(Heritage Mall) June 9th

Calapooia Watershed Council @ Simpson Park June 16th

Quality Painting of Oregon @ Xtreme Grafx

June 23rdServpro of Linn

& Benton County @ Sizzler

June 30thMennonite Village

5353 Columbus St. SE

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On May 16th, twenty-one students completed their full year of Albany Chamber Youth Leadership. Participates learned all about the Albany community, local and state government, the forestry industry, community service, and were even able to job shadow in a profession of their choice!

On May 16th twenty-one students completed their full year of Albany Chamber Youth Leadership

2016 Albany Chamber Youth Leadership Graduates!2016 Albany Chamber Youth Leadership Graduates!

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Thank you once again to all our sponsors for making this program possible!!Thank you once again to all our sponsors for making this program possible!!

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LINN COUNTY TO ASSIST SMALL BUSINESSES

& YOUTH

The Linn County Board of Commissioners announce its summer Small Business First-Time Employment

Youth Wage Grant Program which will assist small businesses (35 employees or less) in hiring first-time employment youth; a youth who has not previously worked for the employer. The Commissioners understand that the current Oregon minimum wage is making it diffi cult for Linn County small businesses to employ entry-level youth who are then unable to gain valuable work experience. This will be the eleventh year this program has been offered. The County will reimburse Linn County small businesses (who employ fi rst-time employment youth) $2/hr for hours worked from May 2 through September 30, 2016. Maximum reimbursement per employer is $3,000. An employer can only hire three (3) qualifying youth at any given time. Each youth has to be legal to work in the U.S., a Linn County resident and at least 14 years of age but not older than 19. Youth 14 through 17 must be hired with a Bureau of Labor & Industries permit. The employer has to certify they are in compliance with all Federal and State youth labor laws. In 2015, 15 companies participated employing 34 youth for a total reimbursement of $17,436.66. Businesses can start applying today by obtaining an application at www.co.linn.or.us. For additional information, contact the Linn County Board of Commissioners’ offi ce at 541-967-3825.

Special Thanks to our members for

donating door prizes at the Membership Forum Luncheon:

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Bookkeeping & Tax Service, Inc.

Express Employment Professionals

NCM—America’s Movie Network

Stutzman Services

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Welcome New Member!Welcome New Member!

Enliven Foundation is a brand new nonprofi t incorporation in Linn County! Its mission is to fight generational poverty by overcoming obstacles for college bound single parents. Recognizing that education can create positive forward momentum, Enliven strives to bring exponential growth opportunities by breaking barriers. You can look forward to ways you can be a part of this exciting and benefi cial movement! Learn more from their website: enlivenfoundation.org

Circle Celebrations and Events offers busy people help to create memorable events. While anyone can throw a party; most wish for more time and confi dence to pull it off. That's what we bring! Having a wedding, holiday mixer or special birthday bash? Circle Celebrations makes planning and partying more fun."

Thank You Thank You Reinvesting Reinvesting Members!Members!

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Ambassador Ribbon Cutting Ambassador Ribbon Cutting

WindermereWindermere

Albany Rental 1980Anytime Fitness 2005Art Plus Signs & Designs 1996Bicoastal Media 1969Bill's Flower Tree 1974Courtesy Corner & Albany Heating Oil, Inc. 1968Crop Production Services, Inc. 2005Cub Albany Printing 1984Edward Jones- Dluehosh 1981First Call 2015Golden West Homes 1969Hayden Homes 2015Homes & Land Magazine/ Rental Guide 1998Kaufman, Bob, CPA, PC 1996King Offi ce Equipment, Inc. 1969Lucht, Joneth Ann 1997Morse, Frank, Senator 2000New Horizons In Home Care 2008Re/Max Integrity- Pautsch 2014Reece & Associates, Inc. 1998Restyle 2014Rice Heating & Air 2012Rogue Ales & Spirits 2011Santiam Christian Schools 1996Sizzler 1971U.S. Tactical Supply, Inc. 2010Village Blossoms & Gifts 2009

Membership Milestones

45 YearsSizzler

35 YearsEdward Jones- Dluehosh

20 YearsArt Plus Signs & DesignsKaufman, Bob, CPA, PC

Santiam Christian Schools

5 YearsRogue Ales & Spirits

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Membership Forum Luncheon Speaker

Mario LattanzioChief Mario Lattanzio began his law enforcement career in 1993 with the Mesa Police Department in Arizona. During his time there, he served in several positions including Field Training Offi cer, Bike Offi cer, Support Services Sergeant, Community Action Team Sergeant, Internal Affairs Sergeant, Human Resources Lieutenant, Traffi c Lieutenant, Operations Commander, Criminal Investigations Commander, Patrol Commander, and Assistant Chief over Investigations. In July 2013, he became the Police Chief of the Albany Police Department. During his time with APD, he has implemented COMPSTAT, is overseeing the new police building project, spearheaded a CAD/RMS system upgrade project, and is working toward APD becoming a CALEA (which stands for Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies) accredited agency. Chief Lattanzio attended Arizona State University, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering and a master’s degree in environmental management. He received the Outstanding Graduate Award from Arizona State University’s Department of Technology. He is also a graduate of Northwestern University’s School of Police Staff and Command. Chief Lattanzio and his wife, Kimm, just celebrated their 25-year wedding anniversary; they have two children, a 24 year old daughter and a 19 year old son.

BUSINESS AFTER HOURSBUSINESS AFTER HOURS

Thank You Stutz man ServicesThank You Stutz man Services

Board of Director CandidatesJuly 1st will mark the beginning of a new year for your Albany Area Chamber. Each year one-third of the Board of Directors are elected to serve a three-year term. Board members may serve two consecutive terms. If a Board member fi lls an un-expired term he/she is eligible to serve their own two, three year terms.

The Nominating Committee has recommended the following individuals for the positions. Members of the Chamber may, by right of petition, bearing the genuine signatures of at least 25 qualifi ed members, add additional candidates. If after 10 days, no petitions are received, these eight individuals are considered duly elected by the membership. If new candidates are offered, their names plus the slate from the Nominating Committee shall be put forth before the entire membership for a vote.

Business Leaders Nominated to Serve a Three Year Term:July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2019

James Brown, Agent/Owner, Edward JonesKristal Dufour, Co-Owner, AAsum Dufour Funeral Home

John Kollaer, Foundation Director, Mennonite VillageStephanie O’Connor, HR Manager, ATI

Scott Pierson, CIO, Wood Castle FurnitureMatt Smith, President, L & M Industrial Fabrication

Mike Sykes, President, Mike’s Heating and Air Conditioning Dave Triebes, CEO, Samaritan Albany General Hospital

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Golden TicketGolden TicketBrian Oare

Key Accounts Manager

Personal Background: Brian fi rst came to Willamette Valley Bottling in 2014 to utilize his strong involvement in the community as a way to help rebrand the company. Brian has been a part of our community for over 40years. As many of the chamber members may know, Brian is married to his lovely wife Mary for 33 years and has a son, Josh and daughter, Kaitlin, both born and raised in the Albany area. Brian has become an Albany home town celebrity and by helping support a local business in the Willamette Valley is looking forward to extending his notoriety in Benton, Lane Polk and Marion counties. Brian is also the past president of the Greater Albany Rotary Club.Business Marketing Niche: As a local business our goal is to provide Coffee and Bottle water service to every business in the Willamette Valley, Brian strongly believes that local business are strong supporters of charities and nonprofi ts that would not be supported by outside companies. Local businesses are the back bone for many of these entities and by keeping our business local we provide jobs locally and donations to these nonprofi ts that allows them to directly help our community. Biggest Issue Facing Albany: Our biggest asset is our youth, by supporting our Pipeline projects and education of the next generation we are building a better community for the future. By keeping industry local and providing industry with trained and career minded individuals we secure a strong future for our community.

Chamber Involvement: Brian is very involved in the local community through the Chamber as a board member, and participates on several committees including greeters, Business Extravaganza, chamber golf tournament.

2016 Leadership Albany Graduates!2016 Leadership Albany Graduates!Thanks to our Platnum members

for sponsoring Leadership Albany!

Back row: Janet Steele, John Anderson, Dan Keteri, Jeff Precourt, Jeff Larson, James Dufour, Paul West, Jason White, Alan Lynn, Rob Bornheimer, Sean Park, Dayna Dagan, Josefi ne Fleetwood

Front Roe: Cindy Dye, Stacie Wyss-Schoenborn, Monica Hall, Dania Samudio, Tami Kellar, Brandi Aston, Jeanna Yeager, Amy Miller

Not Pictured: Aimee Addison, Reiner Bohlen, Liz Ramirez

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Chamber Members In The NewsChamber Members In The News......

Have a Business Announcement or

Press Release?Contact Rana Wise Love,

Offi ce Manger 541.926.1517 rlove@albanychamber.com

W e a r e e x c i t e d t o announce the p r o m o t i o n o f V a l a r i e M i l a m a s t h e n e w E x e c u t i v e Director of B r o o k d a l e H e r i t a g e P l a z a a t

1560 Davidson St. SE, the newly remodeled retirement community behind Safeway. She brings with her over 15 years’ experience working with seniors in communities in Oregon and Washington. Valarie invites you to join her for coffee and pastries to see the new renovations, experience “the best kept secret in Albany, OR.” Call today: (541) 926-6800

Oregon State Credit Union invites the community to a free document shred day on Saturday, June 11, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Benton County Fairgrounds. The event will include support and presence from the Corvallis Police Department and their community education effort toward combating identity theft.

Hosted by Oregon State Credit Union as a community service, anyone can bring documents such as old checks or outdated materials with personal information. Documents will be securely shredded onsite for free, with easy drive-n-drop in the Benton County Fairgrounds parking lot through 1 p.m. or until the shred truck is full.

Jim Merryman, P r e s i d e n t o f O F D F o o d s , r e c e i v e d t h e Singer Award a t a n R & D A meet ing . The Colonel Merton Singer Award recognizes Jim's

many years of service and contributions to R&DA, and it is one of the highest honors that R&DA can bestow on a serving member. Jim, a past Chairman of the Board, is the 19th recipient of this award in the 29 years it has been presented.

John McNulty R&DA Executive Director (on left in photo).

Get your art supplies out, because SafeHaven Humane Society’s Kids Poster Contest is back! Kids entering K-12th grade thoughout the state of Oregon are invited to submit a handmade poster to SafeHaven Humane Society between now and June 10th. Themes are based on age group, and can be found at http://www.safehavenhumane.org/kids-poster-contest along with entry forms. Entry is free and prizes will be awarded. Contact Katie at 541.926.2924 or via email at HumaneEd@safehavenhumane.com for more information. Happy drawing!

C e n t r a l W i l l a m e t t e C o m m u n i t y Credit Union has announced that Amanda L u n g e r h a s b e e n h i r e d a s C h i e f M a r k e t i n g

and Sales Offi cer. Amanda brings with her 12 year’s experience in Marketing and Sales including branding, community engagement and membership development. Amanda earned her bachelor’s degrees from Pennsylvania State University in Business Marketing and Political Science.

Randy Camp h a s b e e n a p p o i n t e d to the Linn-B e n t o n Community College Board of Education.

Camp’s deep involvement

in the community as well as his signifi cant current involvement with LBCC were the deciding factors for the board as they chose from among three strong candidates for the post, said LBCC President Greg Hamann.

Linn County Extension Association Offers FIVE $500 Scholarships! Must be a H.S. graduate or hold a G.E.D. Based on residency, financial need, and GPA. College students may apply. Scholarships are renewable up to four years. Download application: www.extension.oregonstate.edu/linn. June 30, 2016 Deadline.

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3:30 PMExecutive

CommitteeChamber Offi ce

Albany Area Chamber of Commerce

2015-2016 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

Board Chair Mike Cowgill.................................................Weatherford Thompson Chair ElectStephanie O’Connor..........................................................ATI Sr. Vice ChairsBill Draper..............................................Albany Democrat-Herald Scott Pierson..................................................Wood Castle Furniture James Ramseyer........................................................Consumers Power Immediate Past Chair Stacy Koos..............................................................Citizens Bank Treasurer Mark Raum.......................................................................Umpqua Bank Board MembersStan Boshart..................................................Boshart Trucking, Inc. Becky Boyer....................................................................OFD Foods, Inc. Randy Camp................................................CoEnergy Propane, LLC. Katie Enright....................................Farmers Insurance Company Rick Kenyon....................................................................Selmet, Inc. John Kollaer......................................................Mennonite Village Kevin Konzelman ........................................Stutzman Services, Inc. Kevin Manske.........................................................CNS Firearms Heather McGowan.......................Boldt, Carlisle, & Smith, LLC Brian Oare............................................ Coldwell Banker Valley Brokers John Pascone..... Albany Millersburg Economic Development Corp. Mike Sykes........................................Mike’s Heating & Air Conditioning David Triebes..................................Samaritan Albany General Hospital Gary Zeemin.........................................................COUNTRY Financial

Ex-Offi cio Board MemberJim Golden.............................................Greater Albany Public Schools Greg Hamann.....................................Linn Benton Community College

COMMITTEE CHAIRSAmbassadorsJohn Kollaer......................................................Mennonite Village Ag Appreciation BreakfastJanet Steele.................................Albany Area Chamber of CommerceAlbany Business ExtravaganzaChrystal Hart-Meeker..........................................................Xtreme Grafx Arthur Meeker...................................................................Xtreme GrafxCoastal Golf TournamentDick Perdue...................................Koontz, Perdue, Blasquez & Co., P.C. EducationEmerson Smoker Sr....................................................Rite Way ElectricEmerging Leaders Katie Enright........................................Farmers Insurance Company FinanceMark Raum...........................................................................Umpqua Bank Governmental AffairsDoris Johnston...................................................................Pacifi c Power GreetersKristal Dufour......................................Aasum-Dufour Funeral Home Ron Garrett..................................................................Safelite AutoGlass Brian Oare...........................................Coldwell Banker Valley BrokersYouth Job FairKimberly Montgomery.............Albany Area Chamber of Commerce CHAMBER STAFFJanet Steele.................................................................................PresidentJosefi ne Fleetwood.............................Workforce Development Director Tom Leggate..............................Membership Development ManagerKimberly Montgomery.................................Program & Event ManagerRana Wise Love.................................................................Offi ce Manager CHAMBER NETWORKPrinted by Cub Albany Printing. Printed on Recycled Paper with Soy Ink. Prepared with the assistance of RSVP Volunteers. Postmaster: Send form 3579 to: Th e Chamber Network (USPS 300-470). Th e Chamber Network is published monthly by the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 548, Albany OR 97321. Periodical postage paid at Albany includes $10.00 per year subscription.

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Is your address correct?Don’t forget to notify the Chamber with address and contact information changes!

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAYMONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

8:15 AMGreeters

Jet Stream Aqua Massage

1865 14th Ave. SE

Calendar of Events Calendar of Events June 2016June 2016

11:30 AM Membership

Forum Luncheon Linn County Fair & Expo

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11:30 AMBoard MeetingChamber Offi ce

8:15 AMGreeters

Quality Painting of Oregon

@Xtreme Grafx

7:00 AM Governmental Affairs

Chamber Offi ce

8:15 AMGreeters

Servpro of Linn & Benton County

@ Sizzler

8:15 AMGreeters

Calapooia Watershed Council

@ Simpson Park

11:30 AMWomen in Business

Phoenix Inn

27th-30thMiddle School Manufacturing

Camp LBCC

7:00 AM Coastal Golf Tournament Albany Golf & Event Center

12:00 noonFinance Committee

Chamber Offi ce

3:30 PM Workforce

Advisory Council Chamber Offi ce

8:15 AMGreeters

Mennonite Village 5353 Columbus St. SE

MARK YOUR CALENDAR!!! 2016 BUSINESS EXTRAVAGANZA

SEPTEMBER 21ST

Simpson Park Marsh