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Chamber Membership An Investment in Your Business and Our Community!
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embership in the chamber is much more than a plaque on the wall, the fulfillment of a sense of civil obligation, or the means to generate new business. Rather, membership represents a commitment to the continued prosperity of Josephine County’s economy. The Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce is the catalyst that enables businesses to accomplish collectively what no one business could do alone. A strong united effort gives a voice to members. Tourism, service, retail and manufacturing each contibute to our business community. Come visit us about joining the Chamber and add your energetic voice to the community.
Chamber of Commerce Contact Information
Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce 1995 NW Vine Street • Grants Pass, OR 97526 Phone: 541.476.7717 Fax: 541.476.9574 GPCOC@grantspasschamber.org • www.grantspasschamber.org
jmolloy@grantspasschamber.org
Sue Brown Business Director
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Linda Bradley Membership & Marketing lbradley@grantspasschamber.org
Executive Board of Directors
Board of Directors
CHAIR/ Hugh Griffiths - SBDC CHAIR-ELECT/ Julie Thomas Concierge Home & Business Watch TREASURER/ Trent Carpenter Southern Oregon Sanitation PAST CHAIR/ David Kinyon - Asante TRMC VICE CHAIR/Lawton Lesueur
Josh Balloch - AllCare Health
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very Thursday Morning at 10:30am Chamber Chatter is Sponsored by Rogue Credit Union, showcasing events and businesses in Grants Pass and Josephine County. Chamber Chatter is Fun and Informative while discussions with the Morning Hosts of KAJO and KLDR keep it lively and interesting. Join us at 10:30am each Thursday Morning to Listen to Chamber Chatter and find out what is happening in our Community for the Weekend. Keep your radio dialed to 98.3 FM or 99.7 FM or 1270 AM 10:30-11:00 am on Thursdays.
Kirk Kolb - GP School District #7 Clay Leedy - Wild River Brewing & Pizza Juliet Long - RCC Lee Wassink - The Glass Forge Greg Roe - Boy's & Girl's Club RV Daniel Bifano - RE/MAX Integrity Angell Webb - First Interstate Bank It’s The C li
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Be involved with your Business Community Wednesdays ~ Starts at 8:00 am
October 2020
Business For Breakfast Meeting Time: 8:00
October 7th
Women’s Crisis Support Team
Virtual Meeting-www.GrantsPassChamber.org
October 14th
Ausland Group
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Online @ 8:00 AM
October 21st
Common Connections
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October 28th
Our Mission is to support and promote our local commerce through communication, advocacy, and partnerships! Membership Info: 541-956-4102
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I Read it at The Library Reopening Plan for Josephine Community Library
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Josephine Community Library has moved forward in its Reopening Plan, entering Chapters 4 and 5 and offering computer appointments and limited access to patrons at all four branch facilities in Grants Pass, Illinois Valley, Williams, and Wolf Creek. The following services are available at all four library branches: •Wednesdays: 30-minute computer appointments between 1pm–4 pm. Registration is required. To register, contact your preferred branch or email info@josephinelibrary.org. •Thursdays and Fridays: Book drops are open all day.
Library Resources to help Grow your Business!
•Fridays and Saturdays: Curbside pick-up between noon–4 pm. •Fridays and Saturdays: Grab-n-Go public hours between 1–4 pm. Patrons will have the opportunity to browse the library and checkout items in-person for 30-minute periods. Registration is not required. On Thursdays at the Grants Pass and Illinois Valley branches, senior Grabn-Go hours are also offered between 1pm–4 pm in-person for 30-minute periods. Registration is not required. During Grab-n-Go hours restrooms and seating are unavailable. Restrooms are unavailable during computer appointment hours. Library staff and volunteers are available for technical assistance from 11 am–4 pm Tuesday through Saturday. For More Info: josephinelibrary.org or info@josephinelibrary.org
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From the desk of the President & CEO
Hi Members, Election Day is coming quick. This is a big election year both nationally and locally! We strongly encourage you to be an educated voter. We have all been inundated with the Presidential Race. Don’t forget how important our local races are too! To prepare you with reliable, informed voter information, the Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce will be providing full coverage of our Commissioner, Treasurer, City Council, Mayor Races, and a Public Safety Levy educational forum. Due to COVID, all of the races will be viewed virtually. We have teamed up with some great organizations to bring you coverage. Save the dates: October 6 at 6:00 p.m. – City Council Races- Facebook Live October 8 at 6:00 p.m. City Mayor Race- Facebook Live October 13 at 7:00 p.m. County Commissioner and Treasurer Race- Zoom The Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce will also be prerecording a forum for the Public Safety Levy that will include a short educational presentation with a panel discussion. Our County Candidate forum will be in partnership with the Illinois Valley Community Development Organization. And the City races are in partnership with The Daily Courier. Questions will be focused on what impacts our business community. We will be addressing concerns our businesses have while also looking forward to future growth. We know that with COVID impacts and the devasting wildfires we have a lot of other areas taking major focus. Please take the time and educate yourself on the candidates and measures. Each forum will be recorded so individuals can view at their convenience. We will be providing full updates on our website and online social media platforms. Ballots will be mailed on October 14th. The next few weeks are critical to become educated and make an impact with your vote.
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I think everyone will agree that 2020 has not been the year that any of us expected. Logan Design has been fortunate enough to have an amazing team that pulled together during this challenging time. As the owner I can’t thank my crew enough for stepping up and being so supportive. We are also so thankful for our clients that have counted on us for their marketing and safety needs through this Covid experience. Those that have chosen to keep their business in our community, have inspired us. Think about all the incredible small businesses, restaurants and artists we have in Grants Pass. We are so lucky to live in a city with such a vibrant downtown and we want to make sure all of these businesses can survive. We are encouraging our residents to support our community by Keeping It Local! We have printed up some Keep It Local Swag, and if you bring a receipt by Logan Design, at the corner of 7th & L Streets, showing you have supported one of our small businesses, we will give you a water bottle or fun t-shirt and a decal. Grants Pass is a spectacular place to live, let’s help keep it that way by Keeping It Local! Thank You!!
Maybe you need a... Contact Linda Bradley, Marketing & Membership 541-956-4102 lbradley@grantspasschamber.org 6
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Member Focus
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hen Covid first hit, we had a client, Robert Bauer, who came in with a great idea. He wanted to make a few signs for his neighborhood, encouraging others that Everything Will Be Okay. We asked if it was okay for us to make a few extra, sell them at cost and help get his message out. At this time we have over 600 of these signs printed and out not only in our community but have shipped to California, Washington and even Connecticut. This was the start of our Covid experience in business. During these last several months we have worked on creating some new markets, expanded our offerings to clients and have focused on building partnerships to help our
local businesses make it through the challenging times. We developed our first set of Senior Signs, to honor our high school graduates, worked with the City of Grants Pass to help promote the Dine in the District opportunity and have become a one-stopshop for signage and safety materials for the community. We were lucky to be able to remain open throughout the entire time frame. Our staff was a bit limited on-site at times but we discovered the ability for our graphic artists to work off-site. It has reinforced just how critical technology is to our industry and certainly strengthened our team and gave us a renewed passion for what we do. If you are looking for help or creative solutions to some of the challenges with marketing your
business during this difficult time, we would love the opportunity to work with you. It also became clear to us just how critical supporting our local businesses is as well. We have always purchased as local as possible and we are encouraging others to do the same. We recently started a #KeepItLocal campaign. If anyone brings us a receipt from a local business, we will give them a water bottle or t-shirt and a decal with the Keep It Local logo on it. While we weather these uncertain times it is critical for us to remain positive and do whatever we can to encourage others. So when we say Everything Will Be Okay, we really believe it!
707 SE 7th St, Grants Pass (541) 474-7127 OregonSigns.com
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The Young Professionals Network will be hosting a Professional Development Class on the topic of
“Social Media”
Next Month: SAVE THE DATE Presenter: Colene Martin
Friday, October 16th 8:30 am - 11:00 am presented by
Seth Benham, Founder & CEO of Novum Visuals along with digital marketing expert, Kyle Simpson Social Media is the fastest growing marketing channel, and digital video is more important now than it’s ever been. They will be discussing ways in which businesses can leverage social media and use digital video to tell impactful stories, and ultimately influence consumer decisions. ****This event will be held in person for the first 20 registrants and will include breakfast. Remaining registrants can watch via Zoom-please RSVP with the Link Below Please be sure to Register to Attend LIVE-OR- ZOOM
The Young Professionals Network is for young professionals in the target age range of 18-45 who are looking for networking opportunities with other young professionals, connections to the community and business leaders, community engagement, and professional development. The network holds monthly luncheons, quarterly socials, and community service projects.
Thank You to our Generous Sponsors!
Asante, Midland Empire Insurance, Club NW, Rogue Credit Union, First Interstate Bank, Logan Design, Hampton Inn & Suites, Pita Pit, Re/Max Integrity, and NiceBadge
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509 SE 7th Street, Grants Pass
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Independent Physician Association
Started in 1994, AllCare Independent Physician Association (IPA) is a team of local doctors and providers with the same focus: preventing illness and promoting healthy lifestyles in our communities. We live here. We know you. Together, we are AllCare IPA. Changing healthcare to work for you. AllCareHealth.com/IPA
SINCE 1981
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Community Partners ~ City of Grants Pass
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come from a family of proud Scandinavian-British heritage. I’m shaped by an upbringing in the Air Force having lived in 6 states and attended 9 different schools, including two formative high school years in Turkey. My family settled in southwest Washington State in the early 1940s and I have many fond memories of tromping around creeks on my grandparents’ land catching crawdads and frogs and proudly displaying my daily finds to family members who did not share my excitement for my newfound amphibious friends. I attended university in both Oregon and Idaho and studied abroad in England. I started my career in international development with Mercy Corps in Portland and have spent the past 20+ years working in the planning and community development field for cities and counties in southwest Idaho and the Puget Sound area. Business Role Model: Bill Gates Why: His curiosity and hunger to create products and services that serve a wide range of society inspires me. He uses science and technology in innovative ways to both make money and help others. What I’m Reading Now: “Reinventing Government: How the Entrepreneurial Spirit is Transforming the Public Sector” by David Osborne and Ted Gaebler
Bradley Clark, Community Development Director
What excites me about coming to work every day: Finding new and creative avenues to help make the 20-year vision outlined in the Comprehensive Plan and Parks Master Plan a reality. When I’m not working I am: Working with my wife to update our 1990s home, exploring hiking trails around Grants Pass, bicycling, and trying not to feel overwhelmed by the fact that we still have 100+ Southern Oregon wineries to visit.
Where you would like to see your department in 5 years: The Grants Pass Community Development Department will be recognized Advice for young people entering in your field: Meaningful as a high-quality provider of municipal buildcommunity development is about the whole community. To be ing, development and recreational services. successful, you will be someone who is curious about and can We will have friendly, professional, motivatauthentically listen to people from all walks of life. Invest time ed staff who are respected by their peers and identifying how you can be a non-judgmental listener and an work with our customers to create new ways effective small group facilitator. to improve our services. 10 Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce ~ www.grantspasschamber.org
The City of Grants Pass Community Development Department is home to the Parks, Building, Planning, Economic Development and Tourism services for the city limits and most of the Urban Growth Boundary. We have about 20 staff ranging from administrative professionals and planners to building inspectors and parks maintenance experts. Our team reviews and processes building and sign permits, subdivision and site plan applications, and other development-related permits. We staff the Planning Commission, Historical Building & Sites Commission, Parks Advisory Committee, Housing Advisory Committee, Tree Committee, Collaborative Economic Development Committee, Tourism Advisory Committee and the Committee on Public Art. The Community Development Department front desk is open Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 5:00pm. We’re located on the second floor of City Hall at 101 NW A Street.
As is the case with many of our community partners, almost all City-sponsored events are in a long suspension due to Covid-19. We remain hopeful that all of the events listed on our web page at www.travelgrantspass.com will begin anew in 2021!
City of Grants Pass Community Development 101 NW A Street 2nd Floor Grants Pass, OR 97526 Bradley Clark, ACIP Community Development Director (541) 450-6060 bclark@grantspassoregon.gov Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm
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eptember brought an eruption of wildfires in Oregon. Grants Pass was surrounded by devastating wildfires. The Grants Pass community became a central safe zone for evacuees from Phoenix, Talent, Shady Cove, and Illinois Valley. With so many wildfires in our region, resources were low. As the Slater Fire moved closer to the Illinois Valley our communities of Sun Star and Takilma were in immediate danger. The community rallied our local resources from local fire services, local forestry, logging, and contractors to protect homes. For evacuees, the community’s response once again was amazing. Battling low resources again, the American Red Cross had 9 shelters across the state of Oregon. To meet the evacuee needs, our churches, Fairgrounds, and community answered the calls setting up shelters and receiving numerous donations including supplies, hot meals, and clothing. Josephine County has now had all evacuations lifted, but the community continues to gather donations and supplies for our neighbors in Jackson County that lost over 2,300 homes. Our hearts go out to all of those that have lost so much. We are blessed to live in a community that has come together to get through this devastation that has impacted our whole region and the West coast. Thank you to everyone that has helped!
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“I am just amazed at seeing how our local fire services came together to help in the Illinois Valley with the Slater Fire--Because of all the fires elsewhere in Washington, California and Oregon, we were on our own. Local US Forest Service employees, Oregon Dept of Forestry contractors and local fire departments brought everything they had to complete this monumental task with a fire like no other we’ve seen in Josephine County.” ~Commissioner Lily Morgan
Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce ~ www.grantspasschamber.org
How do we flow water to fire when there is none? We bring it. Water is stored in engines, brush rigs, water tenders and portable tanks. Portable tanks hold 1,000-2,500 gallons of water. Water drafting from tanks allows firefighters to disperse water from the tank while water tenders can continuously fill the tanks. The most common type of portable is the foldout frame, similar to the one being used at the @ Oregon Caves National Monument.
“Good morning! Here is our final morning briefing with Operations Chief Mike Granger. It’s been a pleasure to serve your communities; thank you so much for your hospitality and stay safe! Containment lines are continuing to hold on the Slater and Devil fires and firefighters will continue patrol and mop-up efforts. The Slater Fire is now 50% contained and the Devil Fire remains at 20%. The final nightshift concluded at midnight on Friday morning. The Northern Rockies National Incident Management Team Two will be transitioning out, and the Northwest Incident Management Team 7 will assume command as of 6:00 am Saturday.�
Canadian wildland firefighters from Alberta arrived this morning to join fire suppression efforts on the north zone of the Slater & Devil Creek fires. Canada is one of four countries that has signed an international agreement with the U.S. Forest Service that enable the countries to obtain fire suppression personnel and aircraft from each other during periods of high wildfire activity. Mexico, Australia and New Zealand have also signed and committed to this agreement. (Photo credit: Lisa Clark, Public Information Officer, Bureau of Land Management)
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n September 9 the Slater fire made a run toward Illinois Valley threatening the area near the California border along Hwy 199, and the Takilma and Holland Loop areas. Even with resources assisting with the Almeda fire, Josephine County structural departments (Grants Pass Fire, Rural Metro Fire, Williams Rural Fire Department) plus engines from Rogue River FD and Applegate FD, sent two task forces (8 engines and two water tenders) and support personnel, to assist the Illinois Valley Rural Fire Department with structural protection. Working closely with ODF, USFS and BLM we were able to keep the fire out of the valley with no loss of residential structures. Two days later the State Fire Marshall sent two additional engine strike teams (from Northern & Eastern Oregon) which enabled us to perform much needed structural defense operations. We even received engines from Minnesota and Utah. Several local departments kept resources there until released a few days ago. ~ Charlie Phoenix, Rural Metro Fire Deparment
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efending a structure against a wildfire takes many tools. And some tools needed to get the job done are so specialized they are not even carried on the fire engine. So, when firefighters defending homes in the Illinois Valley from the approaching Slater Fire found a need for a special tool, our local Home Depot came to the rescue by donating 16 leaf blowers to crews. Thank you! By blowing away the light, flammable vegetation like leaves and pine needles, the chances of a floating ember landing and starting a fire are greatly reduced. 14 Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce ~ www.grantspasschamber.org
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Visit one of our Grants Pass locations: Downtown, 400 SW Sixth Street, 541.474.1121
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Josephine County Toys for Tots 2020 Distribution dates for Toys for Tots will be: Sunday, December 20th from 10:00am to 6:00pm Monday, December 21st from 10:00am to 4:00pm Josephine County Fairgrounds~ Pavilion Building If you have never been a Toys for Tots business location and wish to participate in the campaign for 2020 please email Linda Bradley - lbradley@grantspasschamber.org Please follow our Facebook Page for update information: https://www.facebook.com/JosephineCountyToysforTots
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2020
has proven to be a year of uncertainty and constant transition. One of areas that has been impacted is childcare. As the schools have changed to virtual distance learning, parents are encountering multiple problems including affordable childcare and access to reliable wi-fi. YMCA of Grants Pass worked directly with District 7 School District to provide the Out-OfSchool- Fall Program to provide an affordable program to allow children to have a safe place for distance learning while providing art, Science/Technology/Engineering/Mathematics (STEM), and a variety of other activities in the afternoon. To provide this service to community, YMCA needed the community’s support. The Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce stepped in to make the connection with local businesses. We also reached out to other groups including the Rogue Gateway Rotary Club.
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“Childcare is a huge problem for our working parents. Even before COVID, finding affordable childcare was a problem. The Chamber and business community wanted to help,” said Chamber President & CEO, Josie Molloy. The Chamber reached out to local businesses with a list of supplies needed and also served as a drop-off site. In a few weeks, $1,650 in cash donations and about $800 dollars’ worth of supplies were collected. The Out-Of-School Fall Program is currently serving 53 children.
“We appreciate all the support that was shown to us by our community! Thank you for partnering with us to serve our community. Together we are better!”
~ Amanda Fly, YMCA Youth and Childcare Director.
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Josephine County Photo Scavenger Hunt ~ Winner Josephine County Fairgrounds Virtual Fair 2020 Scavenger Hunt The Josephine County Virtual Fair for 2020 had dozens of participants in a PHOTO SCAVENGER HUNT! It encouraged people to grab their friends and build a team to divide and conquer!
Winners of the Virtual Fair 2020 Scavenger Hunt
STEVE & DANA OBRYMSKI and a few samples of pictures they turned in:
Josephine County Fair 2020... No Place I’d Rather Be! Happy Exploring! This was not a photo contest, but an exploring contest!! There were 33 Locations to take photos and it got everyone out into our County and explore and oh, by the way.... The Winner of Scavenger Hunt WON $250 Gift Card to Grange Co-Op!
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Welcome Our Newest Chamber Members Tuckers Barbershop
Judge Sarah McGlaughlin
Sarah McGlaughlin-Circuit Court Judge Tuckers Barbershop 500 NW 6th St, Grants Pass (541) 476-1309 Sarah McGlaughlin Email: sarah.e.mcglaughlin@ojd.state.or.us Website: http://VoteJudgeMcGlaughlin.com Category: Attorney Description:
Judge Sarah McGlaughlin is a third-generation Southern Oregonian who grew up in a working-class family. Judge McGlaughlin currently serves as the primary Family Court Judge in Josephine County. Before becoming a judge, she worked as a prosecutor in the Josephine County District Attorney’s Office. Learn more about Judge McGlaughlin at www.VoteJudgeMcGlaughlin.com
1330 NW 6th St, Grants Pass (541) 226-4952 Laurel Tucker Email: Barberswifegp@gmail.com Website: www.TuckersBarberShop.com Category: Barber Description:
Established in 2013 Tuckers is proud to serve this community, we all call home. We offer services to Men, Women and Children, along with discounts for our first responders, Military and Veterans. Some of the best in the industry proudly work at Tuckers. We love what we do, and it shows! We cannot wait to meet you!
Use the power of the Chamber to help your Business be successful - Membership starts here!
Contact Linda Bradley for your Customized Membership Package! 541-956-4102 lbradley@grantspasschamber.org
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Fort Vannoy Farms is very excited to announce the celebration of the 11th Annual Fall Festival this month! While the popular attractions such as the Corn Maze, the Cow Train and the Pumpkin Chunker are still happening, sadly a few things will be missing this season due to COVID-19 restrictions. There will NOT be a Farm Kids Play Area, Petting Zoo, Camel Rides or Food Vendors. You are welcome to bring a picnic. Fresh produce, water and soda will be available for purchase. A few pre-packaged treats will be available, Heavenly Nutz will have roasted candy nuts and Sandi’s Candi’s will have kettle corn and cotton candy. The Pumpkin Patch hours are 10:00 am-6:00 pm daily through Halloween and admission is free. The Corn Maze and the Cow Train are $6 each, Pumpkins are .39 cents lb. The Haunted Maze will open October 9th and continue Friday and Saturday nights through the end of the month-tickets are $15. We ask that all Families that come to visit keep their party size to 10 or less, be prepared to wear a mask for ages 5 and up if social distancing cannot be maintained. We will have hand washing stations and sanitizer throughout the farm. To support and promote our local commerce through communication, advocacy and partnerships!
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Thank You for Renewing Your Membership
A&S Cleaning LLC AllCare Health Appliance & Mower Center BikeKraft Canine Angels Service Teams Coldwell Banker Cutting Edge - Tami McBerty COSTCO Wholesale Corp. First American Title Company Fort Vannoy Farms, Inc. Grants Pass Broadcasting Corp. Grants Pass Clinic Grants Pass School District No. 7 Hillcrest Memorial Park John L. Scott Real Estate Grants Pass Marzi Sink Factory Mid Rogue Imaging Center Mini Mac Self Storage, LLC Mock’s Ford Pita Pit Grants Pass RCC Small Business Development Center Reality Marketing LLC Riverside Park Veterinary Clinic, P.C. The Clutter Bee, LLC The Dove Media Inc Valvoline Instant Oil Change
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Renewing Members THANK YOU for your continued support of Our Community
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