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2021 Business of the Year Nominees

Thank you to everyone who supported and voted for the 2021 Business of the Year. Special thank you to Moe Harrington, Communications Di-rector for the Office of Assemblyman Al Stirpe for being our M.C. Thank you to our ARM committee members Janet Polech of INSPIREPRINTS and Annette Sherwood-Fischer of Seneca Savings.

Third Place - Tie between Rooftop Realty Group and Golden Bee Book Shop

Second Place - North Area Meals on Wheels

First Place - Hope Café

NOMINEES

King of Kings Lutheran Church , Cruise Planners - Bill Lappin, Your CBD Store- Liverpool, Main Street Wealth Management- Rob Just, Admin-On-Call, LLC - Eileen Collins, and Forge Gone Conclusions

Mark is excited they are in 3rd Place

NYS Assemblyman Al Stirpe has a video at our Business of the Year. Thank You to all small businesses.

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Board of Directors …………………………………………..……………….4,5 New Members ……………………………………...……………….….…20,21 Coffee and Friends………… ….……………………………………...….7 National Days, Celebrate…………………………..……………….…….18,19 Business of the year and month..…… ……………..……..…….…10,11, 30 Lunch Connection…… ………………………………………….………..6

The Greater Liverpool Chamber of Commerce Newsletter is designed and produced by the staff of the Chamber. Printing is provided by Minuteman Press.

Thank you to our advertisers and Minuteman Press(Formerly Seaboard Graphics) for helping us make this publication possible. When you advertise in our news-letter, you support the Chamber and double your brand’s exposure.

THANK YOU!

We Need Your Help ……… ………………………………….…………….8 Members Making Moves……… ………………………….…...….….….26 Chamber Cares (ALS Challenge) …………………………………….….27 Liverpool is the Place………… ………………………………….…….9 Dental Health Month Article ……………………………………………..….12 Older Americans Article…………………………………………………..…..13 Multi Chamber at Mets………………… ……………………………….….15 Golf Outing………………….. …………… ……………………… …..22.23 Save the Date( Ribbon Cuttings)……… …………………… …………..25 Memorial Day Parade……………………………………………… ………..15 Liverpool Community Gardeners……… ……………………………..29

CONTENTS

SUPPORT THE CHAMBER CONTRIBUTE GET INVOLVED

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Greater Liverpool Chamber of Commerce EExxeeccuuttiivvee OOffffiicceerrss 22002222

President, Rina Corigliano-Hart OneGroup of NY, Inc. 315-413-4492 [email protected] 706 North Clinton Street, Syracuse, NY 13204

1st Vice President, Bill Pastella Merrill Lynch 315-424-1666 [email protected] 205 South Salina St., Suite 300, Syracuse, NY 13202

Treasurer, Richard Usher Evans and Bennett 315-474-3986 [email protected] 2112 Erie Blvd E, Suite 100, Syracuse, NY 13224

Secretary , Sheree D’Agostino ENV Insurance 315-641-5848 [email protected] 7789 Oswego Road, Liverpool NY 13090

2nd Vice President, Mark Cardone Cardone Consulting 315-944-2198 [email protected]

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Planet Fitness

Moyer’s Corners

Ribbon Cutting

Irish Road Bowling

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Small Nonprofit Greater Liverpool Chamber of Commerce’s goal from the start is to improve the community. With nearly 400 members, the Greater Liverpool Chamber continues to strive to meet the goals first set out over 47 years ago by promoting tourism in the area an-swering questions about area demographics to those companies that consider Greater Liverpool for relo-cation. The Chamber also responds to hundreds of consumer questions about lodging, eateries, stores, and services. The Chamber has been a BBB Com-munity Partner for four years. This is the Chamber’s first Torch Award for Ethics.

Thank you to all who donated and to all who bid. Our 2nd Annual online auction was a success.

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Greater Liverpool Chamber of Commerce BBooaarrdd ooff DDiirreeccttoorrss 22002222

Immediate Past President Ken Maag Edward Jones 315-451-1391 [email protected]

Lucretia Hudzinski Membership & Fundraising Director Kelly Evans Executive Administrator 315-457-3895 [email protected] Liverpool Chamber of Commerce 314 Second Street, Liverpool, NY 13088

Janet Polech InspirePRINTS 315-860-0503 [email protected]

Linda Woodrow Holiday Inn Express Airport 315-454-0999 [email protected]

Robert Just Main Street Wealth Management, LLC 315.516.8052 [email protected] Chair of the Marketing

Past Presidents: Dr. Tom Conley

Christine Morrisey

Dennis Hebert

Tamara Crowley

George Powers

Rand Allgaier

Julie Witty

Jennifer Covert NAMOW [email protected] 315-452-1402

Staff Leasing Mark Roberts 315-641-3600 [email protected]

Syracuse Crunch Mark Hayes [email protected] 315-473-4444

Chick-Fil-A Clay Sarah Freund [email protected] 315--715-4008

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Luncheon Connection

May Luncheon Tuesday, May 17, 2022

11:30 am Registration & Networking, 12 pm Lunch Food Prepared by Cluck N Seafood at

Mattydale Post 3146 VFW 2000 Lemoyne Avenue Syracuse, NY 13208

$18.00 Please RVSP on Events Page Special Guest: Jason Smorol, GM of the Syracuse Mets

June Luncheon Tuesday, June 21, 2022

11:30 am Registration & Networking, 12 pm Lunch

King of King’s Lutheran Church

Outside at the Pavilion 8278 Oswego Road Liverpool, NY 13090

Catered by: Limp Lizard $18.00 Please RSVP

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The Chamber Cares ALS disease, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, Thus the Themes. Just two days before Jimmer Szatkowski’s career milestone of owning a second Chick-fil-A he announced that he has ALS. This has not stopped this caring, giving, leader of our community.

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EMBERS

AKING

OVES M This section helps members feature their exciting news!

Congratulations Kevin Nickels of Nickels Energy Solutions on your new location at 7485 Morgan Road!

Congratulations to Robert Griffin for his new position as Regional Direc-tor of the Onondaga SBDC.

CONGRATULATIONS !!

Congratulations to Neil Miller for his new position as Onondaga SBDC Business Advisor!

Congratulations to the Liverpool High School for their brand new Fine Arts Wing!

Fortune's List of 100 Best Places to Work - Wegmans Placed 3rd! Congratulations!

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Barb Stone

Build Your Path LLC

Entrepreneur, Lecturer, Trainer & Leadership Development

Coffee and Friends HOSTS

Jim McEntire

Blueprint for Selling

Coaching, Business Owners to their desired Outcomes.

Coffee Hour with Friends Tuesdays at 8 am on Zoom

Presentations to help you succeed with Sales, Marketing & Personal Growth tips every Tuesday

Find the zoom link on the chamber website

Looking for presenters and Opening

Holiday Inn and Suites

Former Maplewood

Ribbon Cutting

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ARM Team: Meets once a month at 8 am First Thursday of the Month. This team deals with membership, Ambassadors, reten-tion, recognition, awards, greeting members at networking events and orientating new members. Anita Leitgeb from the Salvation Army is our TEAM Leader.

If you would like to be put on our Ambassador roster for grand openings, anniver-sary events and more, call the chamber. If you know of a business that would benefit from an Ambassadors presentation, please share it with the ARM Team! Involvement with our new Ambassadors team is a great way to network with fel-low Chamber members as well as gain valuable exposure with area businesses. Help us spread the good word about all the positive things happening in our Liver-pool Area Business community!

. The Marketing Team serves as a THINK TANK to assist the Ex-ecutive Director, the board of Directors, and the other teams in pro-moting events and activities sponsored by the Chamber. The Mar-keting team provides enhanced opportunities for communication and connection, business to business and business to community.

• The strategy includes promoting awareness via internet, print, broadcast and social media.

• Marketing will help with exposure to obtain market expansion and to build customer loyalty.

• Provide material for the Newsletter and Facebook.

Robert Just, .from Main Street Wealth Management

The Golf Committee starts to meet in January and recruits sponsors, golfers, raffle items and volunteer .

I is a great way to meet other businesses in the chamber and get them involved and exchange business information.

It is a win-win proposition.

Volunteer: From time to time we need volunteers to make phone calls, stuff envelopes, deliver materials, proof read, etc. If you would like to be on our volunteer list, give us a call.

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Friday, May 6 - Ribbon Cutting at Hope Café 2ND LOCATION 8223 Oswego Rd, Liverpool 13090.

Wednesday, May 11 - 8:30 am, Nutrition Fix, Ribbon Cutting and 1 year Anniversary, Moyers Corner, 8395 Oswego Road, Suite 113, Baldwins-ville 13027.

Saturday, May 21 - 10 am Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening at Earth-wise Pet Supply, 4148 Rte. 31, Clay, 13041. Vendors, food trucks, and more all day until 5 pm.

Saturday, June 4 – 10 am Ribbon Cutting at Wegmans Dog Park with Sherlock Bones Mobile Grooming.

Saturday, June 11- 10 am Ribbon Cutting at Crescent Collective Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening, 911 Old Liverpool Rd., Ste. 2.

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Liverpool Chiropractic & Wellness 315-461-4510

Most insurances accepted Distinguished Fellow of Clinical Biomechanics of Posture

Dr. Laura Harrington 402 Tulip Street, Liverpool www.liverpool-chiropractic.com

Place Your Ad Here! Black & White

$150 FOR ONE YEAR

Place Your Ad Here Today! Black &

White $150 FOR ONE YEAR

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2022 LIVERPOOL IS THE PLACE CONCERT SERIES

36th annual summer concert series Free concerts 7 p.m. at Johnson Park, June 6 - Aug. 17. 315-457-3895. Www.liverpoolchamber.com Monday, June 6: The FabCats. Beatles tribute. Wednesday, June 8: The Joe Whiting Band. - Rock, blues, originals. Monday, June 13: The Ron Spencer Band. - Blues rock. Wednesday, June 15: Jane Zell & The Zelltones. - Classic rock & originals. Monday, June 20: The Shylocks. - Blues & Southern rock. Wednesday, June 22: Walrus. - Classic rock. Monday, June 27: Irv Lyons & The Light. - rock. Wednesday, June 29: The Cadleys. - Bluegrass and origi-nals. Monday, July 4: Liverpool Community Concert Band. - Patri-otic tunes. Wednesday, July 6: The Cobblerockers. - Oldies Monday, July 11: Mike Powell & The Black River Ramblers. - Originals. Wednesday, July 13: Menage A Soul. - R&B. Monday, July 18: Stan Colella Orchestra. - Jazz standards. Wednesday, July 20: Carol Bryant Quartet w/Dick Ward. - Americana & jazz Monday, July 25: Matt Chase & Thunder Canyon. - Country rock. Wednesday, July 27: Mood Swing. - Classic rock. Monday, Aug. 1: The Lunch Ladies. - Roots rock. Wednesday, Aug. 3: Fate. - Classic rock. Monday, Aug. 8: Stroke - R&B Wednesday, Aug. 10: Dead to the Core. - Grateful Dead tribute. Monday, Aug. 15: Mario DeSantis Orchestra. - Standards and swing. Wednesday, Aug. 17: Two Feet Short w/Power of Two. - Folk & oldies

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a CNY staple that is rapidly expanding! Hope Cafe has been voted the best new restaurant, best cafe, best vegetarian/vegan food, best

dessert, and much more!

When you eat and drink at Hope Cafe, your meals are Three for the Price of One, because your meals help to provide meals for 10,000 people in need each month! We are a community lounge and means of financial support for a lo-cal non-profit, The People Project.

Our charity has been working to help men, women, and children

across the globe for over a decade. We began "Hope Cafe and Tea

House" in order to help fund our current and future endeavors.

When you drink our exclusive drinks, and eat our delicious food, you are doing it with a purpose. Each bite you take helps to provide a

meal for someone in need. Each drink you consume helps to provide

assistance to someone else. Every donation goes to help those in need.

Hope Cafe is a fusion of Peruvian, Italian, and American food and

Hope Cafe and Tea House is 920 Old Liverpool Road

CONGRATULATIONS!

Thank You Maureen Harrington from NYS Assembly-man Al Stirpe’s office, for being our MC Al thank you for perfect ending with your video,

2nd Place

North Area Meals on Wheels

3rd Place Tie

Rooftop Realty

Golden Bee Book Shop

Business of the Year

Hope Cafe

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The ARM Committee Team meet once a month to determine the nomination of the Business of the month. Votes are giv-en for nomination to businesses that are; current on their dues, involved in the cham-ber and cares for the community.

Nominees are asked to share on Face-book, to their email list, twitter and in any other way to get the community to vote.

Winners receive a business card ad in the Eagle Newspaper, a Facebook live and photo for the newsletter and are then will be en-tered into the Nomination (in January ) for Business of the Year. The Business of the year will be announced at the February Lunch-eon.

Interested in Hosting a Business Before or

After Hours????????????????

Call the chamber. 315.457.3895

All you need to do is provide light refreshments.

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Smiles by Design My Family Dentist

Submitted by: Courtney Masello 1304 Buckley Road Suite 203, Syracuse NY 13212 P: 315-474-1711 www.smilesbd.com Dental Health Month facts from the staff at Smiles By Design.

Did you know that dental health starts before we are born? Teeth start forming at 6 weeks gestation and most babies get their first tooth by the age of 6-8 months. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentists suggest a child have their first dental checkup by age 2. Stressing the importance of dental health at a young age will help prevent future issues and emer-gencies.

Adults and children should have dental cleanings every 6

months to help with their dental health. It is these appointments that help catch problems while they are small and lower the chances of dental emergencies. The number one cause of tooth loss in adults is periodontal disease which causes bone loss in the jaws. This disease is preventable with regular dental cleanings and is also linked to other overall health problems such as heart disease, diabetes, respiratory diseas-es, osteoporosis, and rheumatoid arthritis.

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Health & Wellness/ Fitness

Essential Habits Wellness Center Essentialhabitswellnesscenter.com [email protected] 315-916-4552 Morgan Rutkowski 200 Salina St., Suite 102 Liverpool, NY 13088 Personalized Wellness and Fitness for you! Group Fitness Classes: Boot Camp, Step Squad or Zumba to Small Group Training to Personal Training! Nutrition Coaching, Online Coaching and a Certified Massage Therapist at the wellness center.

Insurance / Medicare

Aetna Aetnamedicare.com [email protected] 680-356-3396 Kayla Wight PO Box 46 Orwell, NY 13426 Our health insurance plans and services include: Medical, phar-macy and dental plans, Medicare plans, Behavioral health programs, Medical management

Real Estate

CNY Signature Properties Cnysignatures.com [email protected] 315-382-4444 MaryJo Heitkamp-France 2635 E. Genesee St. Syracuse, NY 13224 We are an independent,

family owned real estate business. We have the ability to customize our services to suit our clients and cus-tomers needs. For our sellers, we are able to offer full service as well as saving them a bundle. We also understand the challenge with buying a home in this climate. With our expertise, under-standing and patience, we guide buyers through this process. With a team of lenders and attorneys, we help our clients every step of the way and onto the closing table.

Sports & Recreation / Skating

Skate Anytime Skateanytime.com/chris-museums/ [email protected] 315-546-4307 Chris Museums Serving Central New York Quickly & easily get unlim-ited ice time, puck touches, hockey stops and more! Skate Anytime provides the best combination of Quality, Durabil-ity, Affordability & Expandabil-ity. Designed and battle tested for hockey & skating, start ice-like train-ing at home, anytime!

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New Members Business & Professional/

Interior Design

M Graham Interiors mgrahaminteriors.com [email protected] 315-440-6637 Michele Graham 309 Vine Street Liverpool, NY 13088 As an Interior Stylist and De-signer, my goal is to help you create beautiful spaces that function for your family and reflect your personal sense of style. I am client-focused, detail oriented and strive to bring a fresh and unique sense of design, color and style to each project. Our in-home services in-clude: Interior decorating and de-sign; interior styling; new construc-tion/interior selection consultations; color consultations; room refresh and redesign.

Business & Professional Services/

Marketing/ Advertising/ Digital

inHouse Graphics Ihgraphics.com [email protected] 315-303-5307 Scott Deyett Serving Central New York iHG is here to help your busi-ness achieve your branding goals. If you are a corporation maintaining a national brand or small business just getting started, we can design a package that fits your budget and needs. Because our clients range from businesses and corporations to entertainers and TV personalities, we’ve adapted our list of services over the years to be just as varied. As a result, we offer a wider range of services and products under one roof that most firms don’t. This is why for over a decade and a half we’ve helped thousands with our unique style and level of professional quality.

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Dental offices have taken huge steps during the Covid pandemic to keep their patients and staff safe. Having regular dental checkups is necessary to your overall wellness and with the mask regulations loosening it's time to show off your smile. Call your dentist today to schedule your checkup and show off the most important part of any outfit, your smile. Happy Dental Health Month!!

Every May, as the flowers are bloom-ing, the Administration for Community Living (ACL) leads the nation’s observance of Older Americans Month (OAM). In 2022, the ACL will be focusing on aging in place – how older adults can plan to stay in their homes and live inde-pendently in their communities for as long as possible.

The 2022 theme is Age My Way, an opportunity for all of us to explore the many ways older adults (especially ourselves as we age) can remain in and be involved with their communities. To start the discussion on planning, participation, accessibility, and making connections, which all play a role in aging in place, I’d like to talk about advance care planning. Actually, to be more specific, the Health Care Proxy form used here in our area and throughout New York State.

Community Living Advocates Nancy Aureli Liverpool NY 13088, US 315-409-9361 www.communitylivingadvocates.com

[email protected]

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This form encourages individuals to think about what’s im-portant in life and how they want to live and die. With this form you give permission to a person you select to make medical decisions for you in the event you are unable to make deci-sions yourself. This form is free and can be downloaded from the NYS Dept. of Health website here:

https://www.health.ny.gov/publications/1430.pdf

This form does require two witnesses to sign. No lawyer or no-tary is necessary. What do you want out of life? What do you want your death to look like? Start now by look at your life as a whole – begin-ning, middle and end. Starting this process of planning now can make the journey/adventure of life so much sweeter. For more information on advance care planning go to: https://www.communitylivingadvocates.com/advancedirectives

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1-Jun National Say Something Nice 2-Jun National Leave the office Early Day 3-Jun National Chocolate Macaroons Day 4-Jun National Bubbly Day-Yep just what it says, so pour a glass.! 5-Jun Narional Cancer Survivors day-Hug one-We all know one. 6-Jun National Eyewear Day-Pay a visit to Malara Eyecare 7-Jun National Chocolate Ice Cream Day-Heid's, Stewarts 8-Jun National Best Friends Day-Call them today 9-Jun National Earl Day-Who do you know that is named Earl 10-Jun National Movie Night-John Hunt what is Playing? 11-Jun National Making Life Beautiful Day 12-Jun National Children's Day-Isn't it Everyday? 13-Jun National Weed Your Garden Day-Liverpool Garden Club! 14-Jun National Flag Day 15-Jun National Photography Day-East Coast Headshots! Lepore Designs! 16-Jun National Career Nurse Assistants Day-They work too hard for little Pay. 17-Jun National Wear Blue Day-Men's Health! 18-Jun National Wanna Get Away Day-Cruise Planners Take us away 19-Jun Juneteenth-Father's Day 20-Jun National Ice Cream Soda and Milkshake Day-Stewart's 21-Jun National Selfie Day-Summer Begins 22-Jun National HVAC Tech Day-24Seven HVAC - Charles Heating! 23-Jun National Hydration Day 24-Jun Take Your Dog to Work Day 25-Jun Natioanl Leon Day-Wow Lights on the Lake! 26-Jun National Beautician's Day-Fortunatos 27-Jun National Sunglasses Day-Take a photo in Sunglasses and Post! 28-Jun National Insurance Awareness Day - We have members that can help you! 29-Jun National Camera Day 30-Jun National Handshake Day-Do you know the Origin?

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May 1st May Day May 2nd National Life Insurance-Consult one our Insurance members

May 3rd National Teacher Appreciation Day-what are you doing for teachers today

May 4th National Star Wars Day-May the Force be with you -National Skilled Trades Day -Have you cked out BOCES Adult pro-grams

May 5th Cinco de Mayo May 6th National School Lunch Heros Day

May 7th National Home Brew Day -National Fitness Day What Gym you going to

May 8th Mother's Day May 9th National Women's Check up Day May 10th National Clean up Your Room Day May 11th National School Nurse Day May 12th Natioanl Limerick Day

May 13th National Apple Pie Day-Sugar Top and Blossum Bake me

May 14th National Miniature Golf Day-4 Seasons Golf and Hickory Hill-National Stamp out Hunger Food Drive

May 15th Natioanl Take your Parents to the Playground-Mark Cardone!

May 16th National BBQ Day-Limp Lizard! National Do Something Good for your Neighbor

May 17th National Pack Rat Day May 18th National NO Dirty Dishes May 19th National RAY Day Hi! All you Rays May 20th National Rescue Dog Day-Humane Association can help you. May 21st National Red Cross Founder's Day-Can you give Blood? May 22nd International Being You Day

May 23rd National Lucky Penny-Do you pick up a Penny Heads up or down?

May 24th National Scavenger Hunt Day - Now that is FUN! May 25th National Senior Health Fitness Day May 26th May 27th National Road Trip Day May 28th National Hamburger Day-Home Team Pub! May 29th May 30th National Creativity Day-Memorial Day May 31st National Smile Day

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MEMORIAL Day Parade May 29– 9 am service at John-son Park with Parade fol-lowing call the chamber if you want to be in the Parade. 315-457-3895

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May 1st May Day May 2nd National Life Insurance-Consult one our Insurance members

May 3rd National Teacher Appreciation Day-what are you doing for teachers today

May 4th National Star Wars Day-May the Force be with you -National Skilled Trades Day -Have you cked out BOCES Adult pro-grams

May 5th Cinco de Mayo May 6th National School Lunch Heros Day

May 7th National Home Brew Day -National Fitness Day What Gym you going to

May 8th Mother's Day May 9th National Women's Check up Day May 10th National Clean up Your Room Day May 11th National School Nurse Day May 12th Natioanl Limerick Day

May 13th National Apple Pie Day-Sugar Top and Blossum Bake me

May 14th National Miniature Golf Day-4 Seasons Golf and Hickory Hill-National Stamp out Hunger Food Drive

May 15th Natioanl Take your Parents to the Playground-Mark Cardone!

May 16th National BBQ Day-Limp Lizard! National Do Something Good for your Neighbor

May 17th National Pack Rat Day May 18th National NO Dirty Dishes May 19th National RAY Day Hi! All you Rays May 20th National Rescue Dog Day-Humane Association can help you. May 21st National Red Cross Founder's Day-Can you give Blood? May 22nd International Being You Day

May 23rd National Lucky Penny-Do you pick up a Penny Heads up or down?

May 24th National Scavenger Hunt Day - Now that is FUN! May 25th National Senior Health Fitness Day May 26th May 27th National Road Trip Day May 28th National Hamburger Day-Home Team Pub! May 29th May 30th National Creativity Day-Memorial Day May 31st National Smile Day

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MEMORIAL Day Parade May 29– 9 am service at John-son Park with Parade fol-lowing call the chamber if you want to be in the Parade. 315-457-3895

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This form encourages individuals to think about what’s im-portant in life and how they want to live and die. With this form you give permission to a person you select to make medical decisions for you in the event you are unable to make deci-sions yourself. This form is free and can be downloaded from the NYS Dept. of Health website here:

https://www.health.ny.gov/publications/1430.pdf

This form does require two witnesses to sign. No lawyer or no-tary is necessary. What do you want out of life? What do you want your death to look like? Start now by look at your life as a whole – begin-ning, middle and end. Starting this process of planning now can make the journey/adventure of life so much sweeter. For more information on advance care planning go to: https://www.communitylivingadvocates.com/advancedirectives

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1-Jun National Say Something Nice 2-Jun National Leave the office Early Day 3-Jun National Chocolate Macaroons Day 4-Jun National Bubbly Day-Yep just what it says, so pour a glass.! 5-Jun Narional Cancer Survivors day-Hug one-We all know one. 6-Jun National Eyewear Day-Pay a visit to Malara Eyecare 7-Jun National Chocolate Ice Cream Day-Heid's, Stewarts 8-Jun National Best Friends Day-Call them today 9-Jun National Earl Day-Who do you know that is named Earl 10-Jun National Movie Night-John Hunt what is Playing? 11-Jun National Making Life Beautiful Day 12-Jun National Children's Day-Isn't it Everyday? 13-Jun National Weed Your Garden Day-Liverpool Garden Club! 14-Jun National Flag Day 15-Jun National Photography Day-East Coast Headshots! Lepore Designs! 16-Jun National Career Nurse Assistants Day-They work too hard for little Pay. 17-Jun National Wear Blue Day-Men's Health! 18-Jun National Wanna Get Away Day-Cruise Planners Take us away 19-Jun Juneteenth-Father's Day 20-Jun National Ice Cream Soda and Milkshake Day-Stewart's 21-Jun National Selfie Day-Summer Begins 22-Jun National HVAC Tech Day-24Seven HVAC - Charles Heating! 23-Jun National Hydration Day 24-Jun Take Your Dog to Work Day 25-Jun Natioanl Leon Day-Wow Lights on the Lake! 26-Jun National Beautician's Day-Fortunatos 27-Jun National Sunglasses Day-Take a photo in Sunglasses and Post! 28-Jun National Insurance Awareness Day - We have members that can help you! 29-Jun National Camera Day 30-Jun National Handshake Day-Do you know the Origin?

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New Members Business & Professional/

Interior Design

M Graham Interiors mgrahaminteriors.com [email protected] 315-440-6637 Michele Graham 309 Vine Street Liverpool, NY 13088 As an Interior Stylist and De-signer, my goal is to help you create beautiful spaces that function for your family and reflect your personal sense of style. I am client-focused, detail oriented and strive to bring a fresh and unique sense of design, color and style to each project. Our in-home services in-clude: Interior decorating and de-sign; interior styling; new construc-tion/interior selection consultations; color consultations; room refresh and redesign.

Business & Professional Services/

Marketing/ Advertising/ Digital

inHouse Graphics Ihgraphics.com [email protected] 315-303-5307 Scott Deyett Serving Central New York iHG is here to help your busi-ness achieve your branding goals. If you are a corporation maintaining a national brand or small business just getting started, we can design a package that fits your budget and needs. Because our clients range from businesses and corporations to entertainers and TV personalities, we’ve adapted our list of services over the years to be just as varied. As a result, we offer a wider range of services and products under one roof that most firms don’t. This is why for over a decade and a half we’ve helped thousands with our unique style and level of professional quality.

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Dental offices have taken huge steps during the Covid pandemic to keep their patients and staff safe. Having regular dental checkups is necessary to your overall wellness and with the mask regulations loosening it's time to show off your smile. Call your dentist today to schedule your checkup and show off the most important part of any outfit, your smile. Happy Dental Health Month!!

Every May, as the flowers are bloom-ing, the Administration for Community Living (ACL) leads the nation’s observance of Older Americans Month (OAM). In 2022, the ACL will be focusing on aging in place – how older adults can plan to stay in their homes and live inde-pendently in their communities for as long as possible.

The 2022 theme is Age My Way, an opportunity for all of us to explore the many ways older adults (especially ourselves as we age) can remain in and be involved with their communities. To start the discussion on planning, participation, accessibility, and making connections, which all play a role in aging in place, I’d like to talk about advance care planning. Actually, to be more specific, the Health Care Proxy form used here in our area and throughout New York State.

Community Living Advocates Nancy Aureli Liverpool NY 13088, US 315-409-9361 www.communitylivingadvocates.com

[email protected]

Cont. page 14

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Smiles by Design My Family Dentist

Submitted by: Courtney Masello 1304 Buckley Road Suite 203, Syracuse NY 13212 P: 315-474-1711 www.smilesbd.com Dental Health Month facts from the staff at Smiles By Design.

Did you know that dental health starts before we are born? Teeth start forming at 6 weeks gestation and most babies get their first tooth by the age of 6-8 months. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentists suggest a child have their first dental checkup by age 2. Stressing the importance of dental health at a young age will help prevent future issues and emer-gencies.

Adults and children should have dental cleanings every 6

months to help with their dental health. It is these appointments that help catch problems while they are small and lower the chances of dental emergencies. The number one cause of tooth loss in adults is periodontal disease which causes bone loss in the jaws. This disease is preventable with regular dental cleanings and is also linked to other overall health problems such as heart disease, diabetes, respiratory diseas-es, osteoporosis, and rheumatoid arthritis.

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Health & Wellness/ Fitness

Essential Habits Wellness Center Essentialhabitswellnesscenter.com [email protected] 315-916-4552 Morgan Rutkowski 200 Salina St., Suite 102 Liverpool, NY 13088 Personalized Wellness and Fitness for you! Group Fitness Classes: Boot Camp, Step Squad or Zumba to Small Group Training to Personal Training! Nutrition Coaching, Online Coaching and a Certified Massage Therapist at the wellness center.

Insurance / Medicare

Aetna Aetnamedicare.com [email protected] 680-356-3396 Kayla Wight PO Box 46 Orwell, NY 13426 Our health insurance plans and services include: Medical, phar-macy and dental plans, Medicare plans, Behavioral health programs, Medical management

Real Estate

CNY Signature Properties Cnysignatures.com [email protected] 315-382-4444 MaryJo Heitkamp-France 2635 E. Genesee St. Syracuse, NY 13224 We are an independent,

family owned real estate business. We have the ability to customize our services to suit our clients and cus-tomers needs. For our sellers, we are able to offer full service as well as saving them a bundle. We also understand the challenge with buying a home in this climate. With our expertise, under-standing and patience, we guide buyers through this process. With a team of lenders and attorneys, we help our clients every step of the way and onto the closing table.

Sports & Recreation / Skating

Skate Anytime Skateanytime.com/chris-museums/ [email protected] 315-546-4307 Chris Museums Serving Central New York Quickly & easily get unlim-ited ice time, puck touches, hockey stops and more! Skate Anytime provides the best combination of Quality, Durabil-ity, Affordability & Expandabil-ity. Designed and battle tested for hockey & skating, start ice-like train-ing at home, anytime!

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The ARM Committee Team meet once a month to determine the nomination of the Business of the month. Votes are giv-en for nomination to businesses that are; current on their dues, involved in the cham-ber and cares for the community.

Nominees are asked to share on Face-book, to their email list, twitter and in any other way to get the community to vote.

Winners receive a business card ad in the Eagle Newspaper, a Facebook live and photo for the newsletter and are then will be en-tered into the Nomination (in January ) for Business of the Year. The Business of the year will be announced at the February Lunch-eon.

Interested in Hosting a Business Before or

After Hours????????????????

Call the chamber. 315.457.3895

All you need to do is provide light refreshments.

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a CNY staple that is rapidly expanding! Hope Cafe has been voted the best new restaurant, best cafe, best vegetarian/vegan food, best

dessert, and much more!

When you eat and drink at Hope Cafe, your meals are Three for the Price of One, because your meals help to provide meals for 10,000 people in need each month! We are a community lounge and means of financial support for a lo-cal non-profit, The People Project.

Our charity has been working to help men, women, and children

across the globe for over a decade. We began "Hope Cafe and Tea

House" in order to help fund our current and future endeavors.

When you drink our exclusive drinks, and eat our delicious food, you are doing it with a purpose. Each bite you take helps to provide a

meal for someone in need. Each drink you consume helps to provide

assistance to someone else. Every donation goes to help those in need.

Hope Cafe is a fusion of Peruvian, Italian, and American food and

Hope Cafe and Tea House is 920 Old Liverpool Road

CONGRATULATIONS!

Thank You Maureen Harrington from NYS Assembly-man Al Stirpe’s office, for being our MC Al thank you for perfect ending with your video,

2nd Place

North Area Meals on Wheels

3rd Place Tie

Rooftop Realty

Golden Bee Book Shop

Business of the Year

Hope Cafe

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Liverpool Chiropractic & Wellness 315-461-4510

Most insurances accepted Distinguished Fellow of Clinical Biomechanics of Posture

Dr. Laura Harrington 402 Tulip Street, Liverpool www.liverpool-chiropractic.com

Place Your Ad Here! Black & White

$150 FOR ONE YEAR



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2022 LIVERPOOL IS THE PLACE CONCERT SERIES

36th annual summer concert series Free concerts 7 p.m. at Johnson Park, June 6 - Aug. 17. 315-457-3895. Www.liverpoolchamber.com Monday, June 6: The FabCats. Beatles tribute. Wednesday, June 8: The Joe Whiting Band. - Rock, blues, originals. Monday, June 13: The Ron Spencer Band. - Blues rock. Wednesday, June 15: Jane Zell & The Zelltones. - Classic rock & originals. Monday, June 20: The Shylocks. - Blues & Southern rock. Wednesday, June 22: Walrus. - Classic rock. Monday, June 27: Irv Lyons & The Light. - rock. Wednesday, June 29: The Cadleys. - Bluegrass and origi-nals. Monday, July 4: Liverpool Community Concert Band. - Patri-otic tunes. Wednesday, July 6: The Cobblerockers. - Oldies Monday, July 11: Mike Powell & The Black River Ramblers. - Originals. Wednesday, July 13: Menage A Soul. - R&B. Monday, July 18: Stan Colella Orchestra. - Jazz standards. Wednesday, July 20: Carol Bryant Quartet w/Dick Ward. - Americana & jazz Monday, July 25: Matt Chase & Thunder Canyon. - Country rock. Wednesday, July 27: Mood Swing. - Classic rock. Monday, Aug. 1: The Lunch Ladies. - Roots rock. Wednesday, Aug. 3: Fate. - Classic rock. Monday, Aug. 8: Stroke - R&B Wednesday, Aug. 10: Dead to the Core. - Grateful Dead tribute. Monday, Aug. 15: Mario DeSantis Orchestra. - Standards and swing. Wednesday, Aug. 17: Two Feet Short w/Power of Two. - Folk & oldies

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ARM Team: Meets once a month at 8 am First Thursday of the Month. This team deals with membership, Ambassadors, reten-tion, recognition, awards, greeting members at networking events and orientating new members. Anita Leitgeb from the Salvation Army is our TEAM Leader.

If you would like to be put on our Ambassador roster for grand openings, anniver-sary events and more, call the chamber. If you know of a business that would benefit from an Ambassadors presentation, please share it with the ARM Team! Involvement with our new Ambassadors team is a great way to network with fel-low Chamber members as well as gain valuable exposure with area businesses. Help us spread the good word about all the positive things happening in our Liver-pool Area Business community!

. The Marketing Team serves as a THINK TANK to assist the Ex-ecutive Director, the board of Directors, and the other teams in pro-moting events and activities sponsored by the Chamber. The Mar-keting team provides enhanced opportunities for communication and connection, business to business and business to community.

• The strategy includes promoting awareness via internet, print, broadcast and social media.

• Marketing will help with exposure to obtain market expansion and to build customer loyalty.

• Provide material for the Newsletter and Facebook.

Robert Just, .from Main Street Wealth Management

The Golf Committee starts to meet in January and recruits sponsors, golfers, raffle items and volunteer .

I is a great way to meet other businesses in the chamber and get them involved and exchange business information.

It is a win-win proposition.

Volunteer: From time to time we need volunteers to make phone calls, stuff envelopes, deliver materials, proof read, etc. If you would like to be on our volunteer list, give us a call.

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Friday, May 6 - Ribbon Cutting at Hope Café 2ND LOCATION 8223 Oswego Rd, Liverpool 13090.

Wednesday, May 11 - 8:30 am, Nutrition Fix, Ribbon Cutting and 1 year Anniversary, Moyers Corner, 8395 Oswego Road, Suite 113, Baldwins-ville 13027.

Saturday, May 21 - 10 am Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening at Earth-wise Pet Supply, 4148 Rte. 31, Clay, 13041. Vendors, food trucks, and more all day until 5 pm.

Saturday, June 4 – 10 am Ribbon Cutting at Wegmans Dog Park with Sherlock Bones Mobile Grooming.

Saturday, June 11- 10 am Ribbon Cutting at Crescent Collective Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening, 911 Old Liverpool Rd., Ste. 2.

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EMBERS

AKING

OVES M This section helps members feature their exciting news!

Congratulations Kevin Nickels of Nickels Energy Solutions on your new location at 7485 Morgan Road!

Congratulations to Robert Griffin for his new position as Regional Direc-tor of the Onondaga SBDC.

CONGRATULATIONS !!

Congratulations to Neil Miller for his new position as Onondaga SBDC Business Advisor!

Congratulations to the Liverpool High School for their brand new Fine Arts Wing!

Fortune's List of 100 Best Places to Work - Wegmans Placed 3rd! Congratulations!

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Barb Stone

Build Your Path LLC

Entrepreneur, Lecturer, Trainer & Leadership Development

Coffee and Friends HOSTS

Jim McEntire

Blueprint for Selling

Coaching, Business Owners to their desired Outcomes.

Coffee Hour with Friends Tuesdays at 8 am on Zoom

Presentations to help you succeed with Sales, Marketing & Personal Growth tips every Tuesday

Find the zoom link on the chamber website

Looking for presenters and Opening

Holiday Inn and Suites

Former Maplewood

Ribbon Cutting

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Luncheon Connection

May Luncheon Tuesday, May 17, 2022

11:30 am Registration & Networking, 12 pm Lunch Food Prepared by Cluck N Seafood at

Mattydale Post 3146 VFW 2000 Lemoyne Avenue Syracuse, NY 13208

$18.00 Please RVSP on Events Page Special Guest: Jason Smorol, GM of the Syracuse Mets

June Luncheon Tuesday, June 21, 2022

11:30 am Registration & Networking, 12 pm Lunch

King of King’s Lutheran Church

Outside at the Pavilion 8278 Oswego Road Liverpool, NY 13090

Catered by: Limp Lizard $18.00 Please RSVP

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The Chamber Cares ALS disease, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, Thus the Themes. Just two days before Jimmer Szatkowski’s career milestone of owning a second Chick-fil-A he announced that he has ALS. This has not stopped this caring, giving, leader of our community.

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Small Nonprofit Greater Liverpool Chamber of Commerce’s goal from the start is to improve the community. With nearly 400 members, the Greater Liverpool Chamber continues to strive to meet the goals first set out over 47 years ago by promoting tourism in the area an-swering questions about area demographics to those companies that consider Greater Liverpool for relo-cation. The Chamber also responds to hundreds of consumer questions about lodging, eateries, stores, and services. The Chamber has been a BBB Com-munity Partner for four years. This is the Chamber’s first Torch Award for Ethics.

Thank you to all who donated and to all who bid.

Our 2nd Annual online auction was a success.

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Greater Liverpool Chamber of Commerce BBooaarrdd ooff DDiirreeccttoorrss 22002222

Immediate Past President Ken Maag Edward Jones 315-451-1391 [email protected]

Lucretia Hudzinski Membership & Fundraising Director Kelly Evans Executive Administrator 315-457-3895 [email protected] Liverpool Chamber of Commerce 314 Second Street, Liverpool, NY 13088

Janet Polech InspirePRINTS 315-860-0503 [email protected]

Linda Woodrow Holiday Inn Express Airport 315-454-0999 [email protected]

Robert Just Main Street Wealth Management, LLC 315.516.8052 [email protected] Chair of the Marketing

Past Presidents: Dr. Tom Conley

Christine Morrisey

Dennis Hebert

Tamara Crowley

George Powers

Rand Allgaier

Julie Witty

Jennifer Covert NAMOW [email protected] 315-452-1402

Staff Leasing Mark Roberts 315-641-3600 [email protected]

Syracuse Crunch Mark Hayes [email protected] 315-473-4444

Chick-Fil-A Clay Sarah Freund [email protected] 315--715-4008

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President, Rina Corigliano-Hart OneGroup of NY, Inc. 315-413-4492 [email protected] 706 North Clinton Street, Syracuse, NY 13204

1st Vice President, Bill Pastella Merrill Lynch 315-424-1666 [email protected] 205 South Salina St., Suite 300, Syracuse, NY 13202

Treasurer, Richard Usher Evans and Bennett 315-474-3986 [email protected] 2112 Erie Blvd E, Suite 100, Syracuse, NY 13224

Secretary , Sheree D’Agostino ENV Insurance 315-641-5848 [email protected] 7789 Oswego Road, Liverpool NY 13090

2nd Vice President, Mark Cardone Cardone Consulting 315-944-2198 [email protected]

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Planet Fitness

Moyer’s Corners

Ribbon Cutting

Irish Road Bowling

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2021 Business of the Year Nominees

Thank you to everyone who supported and voted for the 2021 Business of the Year. Special thank you to Moe Harrington, Communications Di-rector for the Office of Assemblyman Al Stirpe for being our M.C. Thank you to our ARM committee members Janet Polech of INSPIREPRINTS and Annette Sherwood-Fischer of Seneca Savings.

Third Place - Tie between Rooftop Realty Group and Golden Bee Book Shop

Second Place - North Area Meals on Wheels

First Place - Hope Café

NOMINEES

King of Kings Lutheran Church , Cruise Planners - Bill Lappin, Your CBD Store- Liverpool, Main Street Wealth Management- Rob Just, Admin-On-Call, LLC - Eileen Collins, and Forge Gone Conclusions

Mark is excited they are in 3rd Place

NYS Assemblyman Al Stirpe has a video at our Business of the Year. Thank You to all small businesses.

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Board of Directors …………………………………………..……………….4,5 New Members ……………………………………...……………….….…20,21 Coffee and Friends………… ….……………………………………...….7 National Days, Celebrate…………………………..……………….…….18,19 Business of the year and month..…… ……………..……..…….…10,11, 30 Lunch Connection…… ………………………………………….………..6

The Greater Liverpool Chamber of Commerce Newsletter is designed and produced by the staff of the Chamber. Printing is provided by Minuteman Press.

Thank you to our advertisers and Minuteman Press(Formerly Seaboard Graphics) for helping us make this publication possible. When you advertise in our news-letter, you support the Chamber and double your brand’s exposure.

THANK YOU!

We Need Your Help ……… ………………………………….…………….8 Members Making Moves……… ………………………….…...….….….26 Chamber Cares (ALS Challenge) …………………………………….….27 Liverpool is the Place………… ………………………………….…….9 Dental Health Month Article ……………………………………………..….12 Older Americans Article…………………………………………………..…..13 Multi Chamber at Mets………………… ……………………………….….15 Golf Outing………………….. …………… ……………………… …..22.23 Save the Date( Ribbon Cuttings)……… …………………… …………..25 Memorial Day Parade……………………………………………… ………..15 Liverpool Community Gardeners……… ……………………………..29

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