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The Circle - Q3 2021

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The Circle 2021 - Quarter 3 Edition

Inside this issue... Letter From the Editor pg. 2

65th Annual Market on the Square is Right Around the Corner

◆◆◆ New Members pg. 3 ◆◆◆ Chamber News pg. 4 ◆◆◆ Upcoming Events pg. 4 ◆◆◆ Member News pg. 5-6

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Thank you to our Q3 2021 Chamber Champion:

The New Oxford Area Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that the 65th Annual Market on the Square will be held on Saturday, August 14 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Previously known as the Antique Market & Craft Show, the chamber is excited to share the event’s official new name: Market on the Square. This beloved local event has gone through multiple name changes over its 65 years of existence, and the chamber is excited to continue this annual tradition by preserving the core focus of the event while introducing some new features. While antique dealers, artisans, crafters and food vendors will continue to be the focal point of Market on the Square, organizers are excited to expand the event’s offerings in 2021. Additions include a mini farmers market, entertainment and vendors specializing in vintage items, collectibles, repurposed furniture and more. Market on the Square will return to its traditional date of the third Saturday in June in 2022. This year’s date change is due to a number of factors, including planning, feasibility and safety. Vendor applications are currently available for the following categories: antiques, vintage, collectibles, repurposed furniture, handmade crafts, artisan products, farmers market goods and food. Additional information for vendors and attendees can be found on our Facebook event page and at newoxford.org/market-on-the-square. Market on the Square is one of the longest running street shows in the country drawing a large crowd annually.

This event is made possible by the generous support of our Market on the Square sponsors:

Platinum Sponsor:

Gold Sponsors:

Silver Sponsors: Aero Energy BSSF CPAs & Business Advisors Columbia Cottage Assisted Living Dentistry on the Square Scott & Co. Fine Jewelers Additional thanks to our Bronze Sponsors: Harvest Chapel, Miller-Hanover Insurance, Sleighter’s Furniture & Sleep Shop and Zelma’s Emporium as well as our Friends of Market Day: April Majka, Feiser Funeral Home and Rosie’s Restaurant.


Letter From the Editor Dear Chamber Member,

Board of Directors: Ashley Hershey, President Brown Schultz Sheridan & Fritz CPAs & Business Advisors Lyle Pitner, Vice President Lyle R Pitner State Farm Mindy Langer, Secretary Cross Keys Village-The Brethren Home Community Christina Palermo, Treasurer M&T Bank Dorothy Robinson, Borough Liaison New Oxford Borough Chad Collie Allied Plaster & Construction Heather Laughman HD Entertainment Jennifer Meckley Members 1st Federal Credit Union Matt Sautter Individual Member Janice Swartz UPMC Hanover

The New Oxford Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to share our new branding, including our new logo, with our members and the community. During our rebranding process, our goal was to modernize our logo without losing sight of what makes our town unique. The New Oxford circle is the heart of our town and remains an integral part of our logo. In our new logo, there is also a nod to New Oxford’s beloved fountain. The logo features colors similar to the logos of our local school district, Conewago Valley, and our local municipalities, including the New Oxford Borough and Oxford Township. We hope that you love this logo refresh as much as we do! Our new logo was created by local graphic design freelancer Lauren Gorbey. To contact Lauren, please email laurenlgorbey@gmail.com. As you can see from the newsletter, we are in the process of transitioning to our new logo and color theme. This transition will continue over the coming months until all of our promotional materials are updated. If you have our logo included on your website, we ask that you please update to our new logo. In addition to our updated branding, our office also has extended hours: Monday - Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Please note that we will be closed on all major holidays. Any changes to hours will be posted on our door and on our Facebook page. Thank you for your continued support of the New Oxford Area Chamber of Commerce. Our organization looks forward to continuing to grow to better serve our members and community. Sincerely, Michaela Shaffer Director of Membership & Marketing

Chamber Staff: Michaela Shaffer Director of Membership & Marketing “The Circle” is a quarterly publication of the New Oxford Area Chamber of Commerce. Members interested in submitting news for future issues are encouraged to contact the chamber at info@newoxford.org The New Oxford Area Chamber of Commerce is a volunteer-based, non-profit organization. Board meetings are held the fourth Thursday of each month and are open to chamber members.

Thank You Renewing Members The following list includes members who renewed after March 19, 2021. Members who renewed prior to March 19 were featured in the Q2 newsletter. Business Members:

Clearspring Market LLC Kona Ice of Adams County, LLC Len Dick Signs, Inc. M&T Bank New Oxford Social & Athletic Club VNA of Hanover & Spring Grove

Individual Members: Carol Marymont

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Welcome New Members! Cassidy Hershey, Realtor 112 Baltimore St. Hanover, PA 17331 (717) 479-0287 cassidyhershey.exprealty.com Real Estate

Mooney Law 230 York St. Hanover, PA 17331 (717) 632-4656 mooney4law.com Attorneys & Legal Services

Gettysburg Montessori Charter School 888 Coleman Rd. Gettysburg, PA 17325 (717) 334-1120 gettysburgmontessoricharter.org Education

Rebel’s Roost Antique Emporium ​2885 York Rd. Gettysburg, PA 17325 (717) 479-5524 rebelsroostantiques.com Shopping & Specialty Retail Antiques

Hanover Country Club 200 E. Water St. Abbottstown, PA 17301 (717) 259-8422 hanovercc.com Recreation

Re/Max Quality Service, Inc./ Karen Tavenner 1147 Eichelberger St. Hanover, PA 17331 (717) 253-3259 karentavenner.com ​Real Estate, Moving & Storage

The Markets at Hanover 1649 Broadway Hanover, PA 17331 (717) 646-1649 marketsathanover.com Shopping & Specialty Retail

Trone Rental Properties, LLC 350 Third St. Hanover, PA 17331 (717) 633-7004 tronerentals.com Real Estate, Moving & Storage

Individual Member: Elaine Gerwig

PA Dept. of Environmental Protection (PADEP) certified for the analysis of municipal, commercial and residential water and wastewater

LABS, Inc. 125 Enterprise Drive New Oxford, PA 17350 (717) 259-6550 www.labsinceb.com

MD Dept. of Health certified for the analysis of drinking water Swimming pool analysis for homeowners and commercial properties

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Chamber News

Upcoming Events

Chamber Launches Community E-Newsletter As part of an effort to increase communication and connection between our organization and the New Oxford community, the New Oxford Chamber launched a bi-monthly community e-newsletter in June. The community e-newsletter is geared toward community interests and features sections such as upcoming local events, business news and spotlights, community news and resources, local history fun facts, featured photos and a job board. Chamber members are welcome to submit news for any of the aforementioned categories by emailing information to Michaela at info@newoxford.org. All news is subject to approval by the chamber and will be included as space allows. Chamber members will receive priority placement for events and news as part of their membership benefits package. The e-newsletter currently goes out on the 15th and the 30th of the month. To be considered for inclusion, please submit your information via email no later than two days prior to publication. Additionally, members are encouraged to sign up for the community e-newsletter at www.newoxford.org/community-e-newsletter. Please invite your customers, family and friends to sign-up too. Once the e-newsletter is established, we anticipate adding advertising opportunities for members.

New Oxford’s 65th Annual Market on the Square Saturday, August 14, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Center Square, New Oxford August Membership Mixer @ Aero Energy Tuesday, August 17, 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Aero Energy, 230 Lincoln Way East, New Oxford September Membership Mixer @ United Hook & Ladder Tuesday, September 28, TBD United Hook & Ladder 33, 21 N. Bolton St., New Oxford ◆◆◆ A full events calendar, featuring both chamber and member events can be found at www.newoxford.org/events. Members can submit event details directly through the chamber website.

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Member News Children’s Aid Society Promotes Gina Nobile Eric M. Chase, M.S., M.Div., Executive Director/CEO and the Board of Directors of the Children’s Aid Society, Southern PA District Church of the Brethren (CAS) recently announced that Gina Nobile has been promoted to the full-time position of Director of Human Resources. Nobile has served as the part-time Human Resources Coordinator since early 2018. Nobile has been an active leader within the organization. Her past projects include rewriting the CAS employee handbook, migrating CAS to online HR and payroll programs and serving as the organization’s COVID-19 coordinator. Nobile holds an associate degree in medical laboratory science from Penn State University and a Bachelor of Science in human resource management with a specialization in organizational leadership from Colorado State University. She serves as the vice president of the Hanover Area Young Professionals and acting chair of the Community Engagement (CE) Committee. The CE committee connects young professionals and community partners with volunteer opportunities that assist the Hanover community. Nobile has been a Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM) professional member since 2016 and studying to become SHRM Certified.

◆◆◆ Doceo Opens New Office Locations and Announces Employee Promotion Doceo, a family and employee-owned technology company headquartered in York, has expanded into a new and larger service center in Lancaster County and added a new office location in Lebanon. The Lancaster center is located at 1697 Oregon Pike, and the Lebanon office is located at 604 Cumberland St. in downtown Lebanon. The new offices are two of eleven Doceo branch locations throughout Pennsylvania, Maryland, D.C. and Virginia. Doceo also announced the promotion of David B. Cook to Vice President of Sales for Lancaster and Dauphin counties. Cook will manage all technology advisors in the Lancaster, Lebanon and Harrisburg markets. Cook, who joined Doceo in November 2019, brings over 28 years of sales and sales management experience to the company. He previously held managerial positions at Block Business Systems (now Stratix) and Phillips Office Solutions (now Marco). He attended Lancaster Bible College and the Community College of Baltimore County and holds a Bachelor of Science.

BSSF CPAs & Business Advisors CPA Honored as Woman of Influence Sherry Cracium-Bolin, CPA, Principal and Shareholder at Brown Schultz Sheridan & Fritz (BSSF), was recently announced as one of Central Penn Business Journal’s (CPBJ) 2021 Women of Influence. Thirty-four Women of Influence were selected by CPBJ for their significant contributions to their respective fields and for their leadership in central Pennsylvania in the following areas: civic leadership, communications, education, finance, general business, health care, law, philanthropy, real estate and technology. For more information about the Central Penn Business Journal’s Women of Influence awards, visit www.CPBJ.com/event/women-ofinfluence/.

◆◆◆ Yazoo Mills Adds to Maintenance Department Yazoo Mills continues to see growth and is expanding its maintenance department with the hiring of Don Parks as Maintenance Supervisor. Parks joins Yazoo Mills following a maintenance planner/lead role at a local agribusiness. His background in hydraulics, robotics, programming, planning and electrical troubleshooting provides him the skillsets needed to further expand the servicing of production machines to minimize down-time. Parks will collaborate with his team and other departments related to equipment/facility maintenance and focus on implementing improvements.

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Adams County Arts Council Welcomes New Board Members The board of directors of the Adams County Arts Council recently welcomed Montserrat Fonesca-Estrada and Kimberly Bond as new 2021 directors serving a three-year term. Fonesca-Estrada was born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. She has a degree in arts of communication and is currently earning her master’s in education at Wilson College. Fonesca-Estrada is bilingual and holds a certificate as a Spanish teacher for K-12 while she works on her pre-K-4 certification. She was a college professor and an ESL teacher for over 12 years in Guadalajara. She moved to Pennsylvania in 2013 and works for the LIU 12 Migrant Program as a part-time English instructor. Fonesca-Estrada also works part-time as a program assistant for Next Generation Farming/ Specialty Crop Innovations Penn State Extension office in Adams County. She has worked at VIDA Charter School for six years and works on teaching biliteracy. Fonesca-Estrada is part of the family and community support committee helping families to cover their basic needs. She has provided support in immigration sessions and events for Casa de la Cultura and attended meetings for the Adams County Food Policy Council assisting the Latino community. Bond is new to the Gettysburg area and is the executive vice president of Open Minds. She holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology with honors and a master’s in counseling education from San Diego State University. She is a licensed marriage and family therapist in both California and Arkansas. Bond brings over 30 years of experience providing behavioral health treatment to the public in community settings. She has previously served as a program coordinator and clinical manager of recovery services for the Ozark Guidance Center. Other past roles include executive vice president of Center Point, Inc., a substance abuse provider in California, and president and CEO of Mental Health Systems, Inc. Her experience with women and children’s residential programs, adult recovery services, domestic violence, anger management and clinical administration will be an asset to the Healing Arts programs of the Arts Council. Did your company recently win an award? Did you hire a new employee? We want to share the good news with other members and the community! Send us your press release at info@newoxford.org. If a photo is included, please ensure it is high-resolution. Please submit business briefs by Friday, September 17 for inclusion in the Q4 2021 newsletter. Business briefs are included as space allows and at the discretion of the chamber.

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Michaela Shaffer, Director of Membership & Marketing (left) and Doceo Technology Advisor Derek Greenholt with the chamber’s new copier.

The New Oxford Chamber would like to thank Doceo for its donation of a new copier. We are grateful for Doceo’s generosity and support of our organization.

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