MEETING SCHEDULE
City Council
2nd and 4th Mondays 7:30PM
Board of Zoning Appeals
1st Monday 7PM
Park & Recreation Board
2nd Wednesday 7PM
Senior Commission
3rd Monday 6PM
Planning Commission
3rd Monday 7PM
Inclusion Committee
3rd Tuesday 7PM
Tree Board
2nd Tuesday Even Months 7PM
IN THIS ISSUE
Events/Programming................6
Event Recaps, Senior Programs, and Upcoming Events
MAYOR’S MOMENT
By Doug Moormann, Mayor
Madeira is in the midst of what may be its most ambitious redevelopment effort ever. We re-imagined and re-constructed McDonald Commons Park, we are reinvesting in Miami Ave and are attracting new businesses to the downtown business district. We are increasing safety for our motoring public and making our community more walkable We have branded the city for the first time ever If you are familiar with our 2019 Comprehensive Plan, we are delivering on it.
Madeira Women’s Club
Madeira Chamber of Commerce
More specifically, in 2024 the new Madeira brand image and tag line – Great Lives Made Here really came to life – first in new signage at Madeira City Hall and then at McDonald Commons Park We undertook this branding effort to boost Madeira’s already-strong visibility, to re-invigorate our economic development efforts, foster community pride, create a sense of arrival and place specific to Madeira, to build on our reputation and further cement our community as not only a preferred location, but a top spot to live, work and raise a family.
On that “Spirit of Madeira” note, I want to highlight our Independence Day parade. To say it rained on our parade is an understatement It did not just rain, it poured! But our community took lemons and made lemonade. Instead of racing inside people embraced the rain and made the absolute most out of a good soaking – our community came together, celebrated together, and proved the point that “Great Lives” are built in part by great memories that are created in Madeira.
Early this year, we had another lemons to lemonade moment. I was saddened and disappointed when I learned Councilmember Anne Horne decided to step away from Council for personal reasons I really enjoyed working with Anne and deeply appreciated the perspective she brought to the Council and her commitment to Madeira She left big shoes (figuratively) to fill We selected Ramzi Takieddine to fill Anne’s spot and I am exceptionally happy with our decision. (continued on page 2)
By Michael Norton-Smith, City Manager
MADE it here Continued from page 1:
So glad you
Councilmember Takieddine jumped in with both feet and has proved to be a thoughtful, diligent member of council who brings the same deep commitment to doing right by our community as did his predecessor, Ms Horne
Enough cannot be said about the success of the redeveloped McDonald Commons. Our planning team, community volunteers, city staff, our outside consultants and construction partners simply knocked the ball out of the park! The park is an unquestionable success. We had a fantastic grand opening (the Welcome Back Bash) in May followed by equally great opening of the playground in October- watching kids swarm the playground was awesome but so have instances after when I’ve seen generations –grandparents, parents and children making a specific trip to park to play together and enjoy each other’s company. The park is exceeding expectations – AND we are working to address our unexpected parking issues.
At the beginning of the year, we asked the community for patience Patience as we redevelop Miami Ave and patience as we install the new roundabout at Miami and Galbraith Thank you for the patience extended so far and we ask for further indulgence in 2025 – when work on Miami will be completed. I have every confidence the result will be worth the wait. I am pleased to report the roundabout is performing well. Miami and Galbraith were identified as an unsafe and accident -prone intersection and we worked with ODOT to fix it – again, I am confident people are adjusting to the new traffic pattern and realizing the benefits of the improvement
The council is taking other actions in the long-term interests of our community. We decided to sell the Hosbrook and Muchmore houses – two properties that have been owned by the City, but consistently been underperforming properties: difficult to rent to the point of realizing below market rents, old buildings with costly maintenance bills and properties regularly requiring the attention of City staff as a landlord, not a core function of the City Getting these properties into private hands will create an opportunity for creative re-use, making them productive destinations in our business district.
Council initiated work on a storm water master plan, an issue last addressed in a comprehensive way in 1988.
The council is also considering the provision of water service to our community. More to come on that as of this writing in mid-December, but we have an opportunity to try and reduce rates for our residents and alleviate our community of the on-going maintenance and replacement costs for costly water lines.
One of the things I resolve to do each year is to have “ more good days.” We had a lot of good days in Madeira in 2024 and I look forward to even more in 2025!
Planning a New Years’ Project?
See the City of Madeira Building Department’s “Do I need a Permit” reference sheet to determine if and from whom permits and/or zoning reviews may be required at this LINK.
FROM THE DESK OF THE CITY MANAGER
By Michael Norton-Smith, City Manager
So glad you MADE it here
On any given day, the Madeira administrative staff field questions from residents and businesses on a broad range of subjects- from City Services to taxes, community events and major projects. As I prepare my newsletter segment, I thought it fitting to provide a review of the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for 2024 Please note, these are just a few of the inquiries we receive
By Michael Norton-Smith, City Manager
What happened to the Bricks and Eagle at the Veteran’s Memorial?
The newly reconstructed Veteran’s Memorial at McDonald Commons, like the entire park, will be an amazing asset for the City of Madeira. Constructed with input from Madeira veterans, via the City’s Veteran’s Advisory Committee, the memorial strikes a balance between recognizing the donors and veterans from the previous memorial and creating an opportunity to honor future generations of servicemembers While the pillars, plaques and flags for the six (6) service branches have been erected, the central obelisk- complete with the names of individual servicemembers and a pedestal with the bronze eagle have yet to be installed. The City’s contractor, Prus Construction, and its subcontractors are working to fabricate these final pieces of the memorial. Additionally, there will be an organized opportunity to reunite recognition bricks from the previous memorial with individuals in Spring 2025, please watch the City’s social media and website for details
Why is the new roundabout flat in the middle?
This summer, with the assistance of safety grant funding from the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT), the City installed a roundabout at the intersection of Miami Avenue and Galbraith Road. The previous intersection was misaligned, leading to one (1) or more serious accidents every month. To avoid taking additional private property for Right of Way, ODOT opted for a “mini” roundabout, which is flat in the middle, allowing larger articulated vehicles (ie tractor trailers) to use the center when turning Since its opening in October, the City is happy to report there have been no accidents.
What’s up with the garbage service?
This question in particular could cover a multitude of different questions, including “why was my garbage missed” or “why did the Garbage truck take my neighbor’s extra waste without stickers?” The route of all these questions has to do with workforce challenges and training Republic Services (“Republic”), the City’s contracted waste hauler, unexpectedly lost a longtime employee in early 2024 due to an unexpected medical retirement. While several candidates were selected and trained to replace this individual, who was known to the community for his exceptional service, it took a while for Republic to find a candidate who had the proper mix of technical skills (i.e. the ability to maneuver around low-hanging powerlines) and service acumen for Madeira City officials, including myself and Mayor Moormann, were in contact with Republic representative to proactively work to address these issues, and we appreciate their responsiveness to our concerns. (Continued on next page.)
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With that said, residents are reminded to have their refuse at the curb the night before the scheduled pickup, and with the appropriate stickers for extra items, to avoid any issues.
When will the construction in Downtown be done?
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Every time I have the opportunity to provide an update on City projects, I begin with “pardon our dust” because we realize there is lots of construction underway. Late last year, the City completed the aforementioned Maimi/Galbraith Roundabout and started work on a streetscape revitalization on Miami Avenue, which includes the replacement and relocation of existing utility infrastructure. As the project moves into its second year, we hope to see the installation of new sidewalks, pavement, and street furnishings (ie lamps, benches, trees, etc) in 2025 Also coming in 2025, a similar streetscape project on Camargo Road and refresh on Laurel Avenue We appreciate the patience from Madeira motorists and business owners have shown over the past year. The City and our contractor will make every effort to mitigate traffic issues wherever possible; however, there will some bumps along the way as we look to wrap-up this robust reinvestment in Madeira’s infrastructure. We encourage everyone to check the City’s social media and website for updates on street closures and lane restrictions.
Why was leaf collection shorter this year?
Wherever possible, City staff make data-driven decisions. In the past, significant City resources were devoted to protracted leaf collection operations. However, when we examined the actual collection totals we found that the early- to mid-October and December collections regularly produced a smaller number of truckloads, while requiring the same commitment of manpower. This seemingly represents a misallocation of the resources (ie taxes) provided by our residents For comparison sake, through Thanksgiving of 2023 City crews collected 100 truckloads of leaves; through the same period this year our crews collected 95 truckloads, effectively matching last year despite the collection period starting later than previous years. To further reduce the number of unproductive runs, the Public Works Department was given discretion to make additional passes beyond the four-week set collection schedule, based upon when it would be most productive. At Public Works’ recommendation, the City completed several additional weeks of collection beyond the set schedule, but the drop-off in production was significant For example, in one week, crews pulled 25 truckloads compared to 38 truckloads in the same period in 2023. At some point, there are diminishing returns to additional runs, especially when leaf collection necessitates the use of the same dump trucks as snow removal.
McDonald Commons Community Room
The Community Room at McDonald Commons is available for rental to Madeira residents year-round. Learn, celebrate, or create in this flexible space. Please visit www.madeiracity.com/reserve or call (513) 561-7228 for more information or to make reservations.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
By David Schaefer, Police Chief
Protecting your valuables is always a priority. PLEASE remember to hide your valuables and lock your car AT ALL TIMES. Several times a year in Madeira we have items stolen from unlocked cars. Most thefts from motor vehicle are “Crimes of Opportunity”. If the vehicle is unlocked someone may open the door and remove items. Occasionally, if a valuable item is left in plain view in the vehicle a window may be broken out, however this rarely occurs
A FEW TIPS:
Leave items at home - Before leaving your house think about where you are going and take a look at what is in your vehicle; if you don’t need a valuable item, its best to leave it at home. Avoid the traditional hiding spots – A potential thief will look in traditional hiding spots first (an unlocked glove box and under the seats) If nothing is in these spots they may leave When someone steals from a car, they usually don’t have a lot of time to search They try to get in and out as quickly as possible, minimizing their chance of getting caught. Lock valuables in the glove box. Hide items under or in the spare tire compartment. Small items may fit under a floor mat or between seat cushions.
Hide before you drive – Hide your valuables before you get into the car. This way, no one sees where you are hiding the items If you wait until you park, anyone watching you will be able to see where the items are being stashed
Secure your vehicle – Roll up all windows and lock all doors. Windows that are left down and doors left unlocked are open invitations for thieves to enter your vehicle. Don’t make their task any easier by leaving the windows down and the doors unlocked.
There’s no way of making your car and the valuables inside it completely immune to thieves, however; if you follow these steps and keep valuable items hidden, its much less likely your items will be stolen.
LASTLY, NEVER LEAVE YOUR CAR KEYS INSIDE YOUR VEHICLE
Christmas
Tree
Recycling
December 26th - January 31st
Drop off trees at Sellman Park during park hours
MADEIRA INDIAN HILL JOINT FIRE DISTRICT
By Stephen Oughterson, Fire Chief
I wanted to share some recent experiences we ’ ve had concerning a fire hazard commonly associated with home DIY projects We had a fire alarm response and found a small fire in the garage. The resident was doing some furniture refinishing and using a product with linseed oil. Linseed oil itself is a non-toxic chemical used in
common refinishing projects with furniture, flooring and deck materials. Cotton rags are used to apply the product that contains linseed oil and then get discarded or placed in a bucket or a can awaiting the next use.
The problem with linseed oil is that it reacts with oxygen and that reaction creates heat. It creates so much heat that it can produce flames The simple act of tossing the soaked rags in a can may eventually start a fire Directions on linseed oil products state that after use, place the used rags in sealed container. Placing the rags in the sealed container will limit the amount of oxygen and limit the amount of heat that can be generated.
As a firefighter with over 30 years of experience, I can recall several fires that were started by improperly discarded linseed-soaked rags. Several years ago, I responded to a car fire in another jurisdiction The fire was in the back of the car, and we made a quick stop on the fire In the back of the car, there was a floor sander with several bags of saw dust The bags of saw dust were the result of the dust collected from the sanding machine used to sand the floors and most likely had linseed oil. The owner of the car stated he was returning the sander. A few hours later, we were called to a house fire at another address on the other side of the city. I was the incident commander on that fire, and I watched more than one firefighter exit the structure, each with a separate bag that was smoking heavily and when they put it on the ground, it burst into flames As it turns out, the owner of the home was the same owner of the vehicle that was on fire from a few hours ago Throughout the first floor of the home, there were several bags of dust collected from the floor sanding machine. The same dust that caused the vehicle fire earlier in the day was the cause of the house fire that night. The owner had collected several bags of dust from the floor sander, but didn’t dispose of them properly and the result could have been catastrophic if that fire was undiscovered relatively early in the combustion process. Place rags used in staining projects in a bucket of water or in a sealed container Be mindful of dust collected from sanding projects as they may contain oils or urethanes that can combust in combination with cotton rags and air.
STORY BOOK TRAIL
Enter the New Year with a visit to the Nelle V. Hosbrook Bird Sanctuary! Our winter 2025 story, “Stone Sat Still”, by Brendan Wenzel will be available mid-January at the Story Trail. Discover the different ways to consider a single object! Visit the Bird Sanctuary to see how!
Snow Ball Dance Snow Ball Dance
Hosted by: Madeira Senior Commission
Held at: Traditions at Camargo
Call 561-7228 for info or to RSVP
RSVP not required, but appreciated.
Free Entry | Friday, February 14th |
TAX AND FINANCE
Starting in February, you can file your 2024 Madeira taxes online at: wwwmadeiracitycom Click on “Tax Filing” and follow the instructions on the screen. Each year, you will create a new PIN. After you complete your filing, MAIL the signed copy of your return ALONG WITH YOUR W-2s, federal schedules included in your reported income (if applicable), and your payment made payable to: City of Madeira Tax Office. You also have the option of UPLOADING your documents and paying online. Taxes are due April 15, 2025
YOUR FILING IS NOT COMPLETE UNTIL WE RECEIVE ALL OF THE ABOVE INFORMATION.
The City of Madeira tax rate remains at 1% for 2025 and the credit for tax paid to other municipalities is .6% of the wages taxed. Estimated Payments: If your tax liability exceeds $200, you are required to make quarterly estimated payments First quarter estimated payments are due April 15th
Let Us Help You: We offer taxpayer assistance with your local income tax filing free of charge by appointment only. Please email Tax@madeiracity.com if you would like to schedule an appointment. Early season visits are more readily available. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, YOU CAN CONTACT THE TAX DEPARTMENT AT (513) 272-4212 OR BY EMAIL AT TAX@MADEIRACITYCOM
MADEIRA SENIOR COMMISSION WINTER PROGRAMS
The Madeira Senior Commission has many educational, fun and entertaining programs scheduled for the start of 2025. Join us for the programs below. If the event is marked with asterisks, please call 513-561-7228 to register, or register online at madeiracity.com/programs.
Senior Walking Club Wednesdays 9AM
Gatherings January 13 March 10 10AM Madeira Municipal Building
Considerations for Retirement
RSVP Preferred, See Above January 28 5-7PM Presentation - 6 PM Traditions at Camargo Snowball Dance February 14 5-7PM Traditions at Camargo Know Your Phone February 19
Considerations for a Successful Retirement
January 28 - Traditions at Camargo
5 pm - Registration / 6 pm - Presentation
Join Eric Daniels (Allstate) and Bob Seeger (Equitable Distribution) for a discussion on the challenges and possibilities that lie on the road to retirement and how to prepare as early as possible to be successful. Light Refreshments Provided. RSVP preferred, call 513-561-7228
Thank you to our 2025 Senior
Commission Sponsor
MADEIRA HAS GREAT STORIES TO TELL!
Madeira Stories Live - March 12, 2025 at 7:00PM
The art of storytelling is alive and well in Madeira. If you haven’t attended a Madeira Stories Live event in the past year, you have missed out on funny and heartwarming stories that many of your neighbors have generously shared They have made us laugh, reminisce, shed a tear, and, most importantly, they have empowered us to make connections with both old and new friends.
The program, created in the style of NPR’s popular Moth Radio Hour, is organized by members and friends of the Madeira Inclusion Committee Tom Kent, Latha Samu, and Michael Ramos. “Most people don’t even realize that they have stories that people want to hear,” says Tom Kent, “But once we start talking, funny or life changing experiences that we can all relate to begin to emerge ” With past speakers ranging in age from mid-thirties to mid-nineties, these events bring generations together.
So, join us on Wednesday, March 12th for the next version of Madeira Stories Live and enjoy stories from your neighbors, including Heidi Welti, Mark & Jan Wiesner, Scott Gohus, and others who will share stories of neighborhood gatherings The event will take place at Traditions on Camargo at 7:00 PM. Light hors d’oeuvres will be served.
FALL FAMILY FUN RECAP
October Brought Great Memories Made Here
On October 27, the traditional Costume Parade and Playdate provided fun and excitement as Halloween fun extended to the weekend! Several hundred children enjoyed the annual Costume Parade - led by the Madeira Police, along with crafts and activities from the Madeira Library, Madeira Women’s Club, and the MHS Key Club. Our sponsors - Central Bark, Goldfish Swim School, and Master Hannah’s Pro Martial Arts provided much appreciated support and additional activities - including the first Dog Parade!
WINTER HOLIDAY CHEER
Two Great Events Started the Holiday Season
The Madeira Community began the 2024 holiday season with two special events In a long-time tradition, on December 5th, the Parks and Recreation Board, along with Madeira Police and Service Department members and community volunteers, escorted St Nicholas on a tour of Madeira. He greeted over 1500 children with stuffed toys and candy canes, taking photos with many of them at the 19 stops for his horse drawn carriage. In a newer tradition, the Madeira Inclusion Committee hosted a Children’s Holiday Passport as part of Light Up Madeira Children were invited to participate in craft activities that reflected elements of various holiday traditionslearning about the similarities and differences between the presented cultures
Adlers Blinds
Ali’s Bar & Grill
Andrew & Heidi Powis
Anonymous Donor
Assembly Hair & Beauty
Bailey’s Family Catering
Dean & Megan Ho
Ferrari’s Little Italy
Garage Massage
Redden’s Fine Meats
Rockwern Academy
Romualdo Sartoria
Right at Home
Ruthless Pizza
The Bookshelf The Co-Op
The Pink Box
WeGo Unlimited
Partnering with Madeira 2025 Sponsorship Opportunities
Madeira residents like to have fun all year long! Whether you want to show your support and gratitude for our wonderful family-friendly community or you want everyone to know what your company has to offer, sponsoring an event is a great way to achieve your goal.
In 2024, a record number of companies, both national and local, sponsored events in Madeira. Several sponsored more than one! The companies were featured in all aspects of event promotion including social media, banners, electronic signage, local publications, targeted mailings and more
See why so many companies are investing in Madeira! Call 513-561-7228 for information.
Events
Easter Egg Scramble
Vintage Baseball Game
Pride Festival
Madcap Puppets
dependence Day Parade & Celebration
Shakespeare in the Park Street Dance
Boot Scootin’ Bash
Costume Parade & Playdate
St Nicholas Sleigh Ride
Children’s Holiday Passport at Light Up Madeira
Field Sponsorship
McDonald Commons Sports Fields (3 years)
Children’s Events
Join us for three Children’s events a year at a special price Choose from:
Easter Egg Scramble
Madcap Puppets
Costume Parade & Playdate
Children’s Holiday Passport at Light Up Madeira
Annual Sponsorships
Support these programs all year long. Be included in promotions for all of their events.
Tree Board/Environmental Stewardship
Senior Commission
Madeira Sponsors Get Noticed!
UPCOMING 2025 EVENTS
Senior Commission Welcome Events
January 13 & March 10
10 am - Madeira Municipal Building
Join the members of the Madeira Senior Commission for coffee, bagels, information sharing, and fellowship. Learn more about the resources and opportunities available for seniors in the Madeira community.
Madeira Stories Live
March 12
7 pm - Traditions at Camargo
Senior Commission Field Trip
February 27 - 9 am
The Madeira Senior Commission is going on the road! Join fellow Madeira seniors for an exciting trip to the “Main Street” at the American Sign Museum. Starting January 15th, visit www.madeiracity.com/programs or call 513-561-7228 to register.
What are some of the things that make Madeira - “the Friendly Town”? Join the Madeira Inclusion Committee for a great evening of storytelling and learning about some of the great neighborhood celebrations in our community.
MADEIRA CITY SCHOOLS
Madeira Kindergarten Registration for the 2025-2026 School Year
Children of Madeira residents that will be five (5) years old on or before September 30, 2025, are eligible to be registered for Kindergarten for the 2025-2026 school year Parents will be using our online registration process to register their students To be eligible for enrollment, you must reside within the school district boundaries and demonstrate proof of residence as outlined in the online registration process. Please see www.madeiracityschools.org -> Madeira Elementary School -> Kindergarten Registration for all the information you need. For more information, please contact the Madeira Elementary School Office at 513-985-6080.
Madeira Preschool Registration
Please see wwwmadeiracityschoolsorg -> Preschool -> Registration for Preschool availability information. Children must be 3 by August 31, 2025, and must live in Madeira (unless a parent is employed by Madeira City Schools). For more information please contact the Madeira Preschool Office at 513-702-8085.
MADEIRA WOMENS CLUB
Happy New Year to all from the Madeira Women’s Club! We are looking forward to the 2025 Art Fair, always the First Sunday in May from 11AM to 5PM rain or shine The application is on our website Madeira Women's Club This event supports scholarships to graduating students from Madeira High School. The application for the scholarships may be found on the Madeira Women’s Club website.
We are sponsoring a diabetes self-management workshop beginning February 26, 2025, running every Wednesday through April 2, 2025 from 1 to 3:30pm. This will be held at Traditions Senior Center on Camargo Road You can sign up for it at the following website Health & Wellness Workshops This is a Council on Aging workshop and is free to join
On April 30, 2025, at 6:30 PM, we will be hosting “Four Old Broads” at the Mariemont Players - come early for non-alcoholic drinks & hors d'oeuvres. Performance starts at 7:30 PM. Tickets are $20.00 a piece. This event helps support our many projects to include domestic violence, preventing child abuse, and breast cancer awareness to name a couple Tickets are available from members; we would love to see you
Madeira Women’s Club Link:
Health & Wellness Link:
Madeira Chamber Member Information
Madeira Chamber of Commerce Board
Greg Goetz, Vice President
David Walsh, Treasurer
Logan Junger, Secretary
Lori Eddelman, Board Member
Brian Huwel, Board Member
Kirstin Klein, Board Member
David Peterson, Executive Director
MADEIRA CHAMBER CELEBRATES MAJOR
MILESTONES, ANNOUNCES
ANNUAL AWARD WINNERS
The Madeira Chamber of Commerce celebrated major milestones and announced annual award winners at its year-end event held at the Kenwood Country Club in December
Marvel Gentry Harmon, publisher of Madeira Neighbors Magazine, and soon-to-be Indian Hill Neighbors Magazine, received the Spirit of Madeira award, recognizing a local business or member who exemplifies the core pillars of an outstanding community member and strives to make a positive impact on the people who live, work and play in the community
“Marvel has become a staple in this community over the past year and quickly grown her business,” said David Peterson, Executive Director of the Madeira Chamber. “Her name has become as synonymous with Madeira as her business and we are beyond pleased to announce Marvel as this year ’ s winner.
The Madeira Chamber also presented its New Business of the Year Award to Central Bark, which opened in late 2023 as part of a major property re-development on Camargo Road
“Central Bark not only serves some of the cutest customers in all of Madeira, their team has dove into supporting our community with two feet, and four paws. ” Peterson noted Central Bark’s involvement in the City of Madeira’s annual Halloween parade and thanked them for their on-going support of community events.
The event also featured the recognition of four significant anniversaries within the Madeira business community.
Inner Source Living on Camargo Road and A Tavola on Miami Avenue were recognized for 10 years in business
Camargo Trading was recognized for its silver anniversary, celebrating 25 years of “living beautifully” and driving customers from across the Tri-State to its beautiful shop on Laurel Avenue.
Gilson’s Engraving received special recognition for its golden anniversary, celebrating 50 years in business this past year This family-run business in the heart of downtown Madeira began serving customers in downtown Cincinnati in 1974 After years downtown, and multiple moves that included relocating to Montgomery and the Kenwood Town Centre, Gilson’s Engraving eventually came home to Madeira in 2007 where it now serves as the destination for personalized gifts for any occasion as well as providing engraved awards across the country
Gregg Pancero, who oversees the operations of Trio Bistro, Embers and a dozen local LaRosa’s, spoke at the year-end event. Mr. Pancero shared stories of his time working with Buddy LaRosa to help bring the famous pizza chain to King’s Island in the 1970s. Mr. Pancero also shared how the restaurant has re-sized and reshaped over the years including the introduction of the 347-1111 phone number, the rapid growth of the internet and the impact of the COVID pandemic
CONGRATULATIONS AND THANK YOU FOR A GREAT YEAR!
Madeira Chamber Member Information
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES ON THEIR MILESTONE ACHIEVEMENTS
5 YEARS IN BUSINESS
Traditions at Camargo Hoppin’ Vines
10 YEARS IN BUSINESS
Inner Source Living A Tavola
15 YEARS IN BUSINESS
Stephen K. Shaw Law
20 YEARS IN BUSINESS
Madeira Station, dba Cognero Embers Steakhouse
25 YEARS IN BUSINESS
Camargo Trading
30 YEARS IN BUSINESS BioWheels
50 YEARS IN BUSINESS Gilson’s Engraving
51+ YEARS IN BUSINESS
Kenwood Country Club (95)
INTERESTEDINJOININGTHECHAMBER?
Learn more about our amazing money-saving benefits at MadeiraChamber com/benefits or stop by an upcoming meeting. We meet the second Wednesday of every month at the Madeira City Building.
In 2025, the Madeira Chamber will save members over $185,000 on workers compensation premiums, make Non-ACA healthcare plans and 401k programs available to over 16,000 employees, along with huge savings on HR, FedEx, Staples, payment processing, payroll and so much more.
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