Clarkston Chamber of Commerce Newsletter - March 2009

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Business After HoursLCSC Center for Arts & Historyis hosting this monthsBusiness After Hours onMarch 19 11

The mission of the ClarkstonChamber of Commerce

is to enthusiastically promotea strong economy and quality of life

for the Lewis-Clark Valley.

Coffee BreAkSee who the Ambassadorssurprised for Chamber CoffeeBreak

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MARCH 2009 WWW.CLARKSTONCHAMBER.ORG

HIGHLIGHTSConnection v a l l e y

C l a r k s t o n C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e

CAreer fAir The Clarkston Education

Foundation thanks thoseinvolved in the career fair6

I t s y o u r c o m m u n i t y .

Quality Inn & Suites

Tickets: $30 per personor $350 for table sponsorship

Emcee: Greg CraberAuctioneer: Chad Bickford

6 to 7:30 pmSocial Hour & Silent Auction

7:30 pmDinner

8:15 pmSilent Auction Closes

8:30 pmLive Auction

Around 9:30Heads and Tails

schedule


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A Professional Touch With Care

Mark Your Calendars: Clarkston Chambers Spring Break Dinner & Auction!Spring is just around the corner! You can eel the hope in everyones voices as the birds start chirping, the owers start

blooming and the sun rays get a little warmer.

Right now, be ore your calendar gets any busier, mark the date March 27 in red, underlined and circled. Spring Break,Spring Break, Spring Break!!!

This is the largest und-raiser or the Clarkston Chamber and it is also announces spring to the Valley. We have awonder ul evening planned at the Quality Inns Convention Center with the social hour beginning at 6 pm ollowedby an excellent dinner. We will have both a silent and live auction, as well as some special treats including a PiratesBounty Treasure Chest.

Make your reservations now. Corporate Tables include tickets or eight people and two bottles o wine or $350. Orinvite some o your riends and make your own reservations or $30 a ticket.

The theme is Pirates Cove, so bring your mate, hook arm, wooden leg and eye patch or a booty o a time!! Argh!!!!!!!!!

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President, Clarkston Chamber Twin River National Bank

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THANK YOU!CITY OF CLARKSTON

830 5th Street, Clarkston

For your continued investment andbelie in the Clarkston Chamber!!

Last month, the Ambassador Com-mittee recognized the sta o the

City o Clarkston, council members,and the police and fre departmentsor their continued involvement with the Clarkston Chamber.

The Chamber Co ee Break is a program developed by the mem-bers o the Ambassador Committee. A lucky chamber member israndomly selected and delivered resh co ee and pastries by theAmbassadors on the ourth Tuesday o each month.

Special thanks to The Steamery or donating their antastic co ee!


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Offered This Spring Clarkston Campus-Walla Walla Community College

1470 Bridge StreetClarkston, WA 99403

March 30 th June 11 th For more information

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The Clarkston Chamber Welcomes Our 2009 Visionary Leaders

Our Visionary, Corporate and Business Leadership packages have been designed to provide the greatest impact and exposure or your business

utilizing all avenues available. I you would like to be among the leaders o the Clarkston Chamber, contact the chamber o fce today.

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Last month the Lewis Clark Young Pro essionals went to Main StreetGrill and heard about several upcoming volunteer opportunities.

Deb Snyder with the Dogwood Festival asked the group or helpadministering surveys in April. Katelyn Woodbury rom St. JosephRegional Medical Center asked or volunteers to help with theFoundations Wine est und-raiser in March. Rita Koe od told thegroup about volunteer opportunities with the Northwest ChildrensHome 100th Birthday Bash at the end o February. The group alsotalked about an interest in working with Habitat or Humanity. Our next meetin is Thursday, March 5 at Roosters in Clarkstonat 5:30 p.m. Rich rom Habitat or Humanity will be at our March meeting to

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It is National Anthem Day. The Star-Span led Banner is the nationalanthem o the United States and it waswritten by Francis Scott Key.

This day celebrates the son and its rich

history. The son o cially became ournational anthem on March 3, 1931.

Many people think The Star-Span led Banner was writtendurin the Revolutionary War, but it was actually writtendurin the War o 1812 (1812-1814).

In Au ust 1814 the British army detained Dr William Beanes


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Factors of Growth The Clarkston Chamber has been in a continuous pattern o growth over the last year and there are so many actors

involved in creating that growth; a ocused Board o Directors, positive and motivated sta and a belie in the ClarkstonChamber by our investors.

In January we released the We ARE the Chamber commercial and our in omercial. Both were well received andexuded the confdence that you have in the Clarkston Chamber o Commerce. The benefts o these Chamberproducts were two- old. The Chamber was overwhelmed with e-mails and phone calls o businesses that wanted tobe a part o this great advertising opportunity to showcase their confdence in the Chamber. It also demonstratedthe Chambers desire to o er the best advertising possible or these businesses at no cost.

The reality o the economy has been a ocus o the Chamber or the last ew months. The Board has been workingtirelessly to fnd ways to provide members with methods o standing strong, sustaining and increasing advertising with

minimum expense. In order to achieve this goal, extra work sessions and modifcations were required to the unreleasedsponsorship packages.

At this time, we are pleased to announce the three leadership packages that will increase your visibility and advertising opportunitieswithin the Clarkston Chamber. Our Visionary, Corporate and Business Leadership packages have been designed to provide the greatest

impact and exposure or your business utilizing all avenues available.

Please stand with the Clarkston Chamber o Commerce and proudly call your business a Visionary, Corporate or Business Leader.

The uture belongs to those who see possibilities be ore they become obvious. John Scully

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kristin keMAkExecutive Director,Clarkston Chamber

Chamb M mb h M h: Cabl oCable One has been in business in the Lewis Clark Valley since 1953, and was one o the frst cable television systems built in the United States. The local geographicalterrain demanded unique technical requirements in order to supply cable televisionto Valley customers, including over 200 miles o underground and overhead cables.

Today, Cable One provides video programming, Internet, and phone services toLewiston, Idaho and Clarkston, Washington, along with video programming andInternet service to Asotin, Washington. Manager Frankie Pa fle and her sta o 25employees continue to move orward in the current technology era by providing better online services or their subscribers, such as bill paying,DVR access, and other sel -help tools.

Cable One is proud to be a fnancial supporter o many community programs, such as Winter Spirit, Festival o Trees, Clarkston Chamber LightedCh i P d L i Ci i Th d h T i S H i l F d i Th l id bl i l l h l ll

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Lewis CLark Center for arts & History415 Main Street, Lewiston, ID 83501(208) 792-2243

Gallery Hours

Monday - Saturday, 11 am to 4 pmPermanent Exhibits 200th Birthday of Abraham Lincoln and his

relationship to Idaho Chinese at the Con uence: Lewistons Beuk

Aie Temple

Lewiston CiviC tHeatre

805 6th Avenue, Lewiston, ID 83501(208) 746-3401

2009 CLarkston Jr. Miss prograMSaturday, March 21, 20097 pmClarkston High School auditorium

Tickets for the 51st Annual Clarkston JuniorMiss program are $7 per person and canbe purchased at the Clarkston Chamber ofCommerce of ce prior to the event. If tickets arenot sold out prior to, they will also be sold at thedoor the evening of the program.

twin County united way annuaL Banquet Thursday, March 5, 200912 - 1 pmLewis Clark Hotel, 111 Main Street, Lewiston

There is no cost for lunch, thanks to the sponsor,Troy Insurance. Please RSVP to 208.743.6594.

winefest 2009March 13-14, 2009www.sjrmc.org

38th Annual Five Tastes of WineFriday, March 13, 7-11pmRed Lion Hotel

Includes a two-hour tastingwith a wide selection of winesand microbrews complementedwith light appetizers includingan array of fresh fruits and avariety of premium cheeses.Festival attendees will receive acommemorative wineglass andhave the opportunity to enjoydance music by Centerline from9-11pm. This local favorite isreturning from retirement for aone-time reunion performance!Back by popular demand is ourfestive bottle pull and an alluringsilent auction. Grab your friendsand join us!

10th Annual Connoisseurs Wine Tasting andAuctionSaturday, March 14, 6-10pmRed Lion Hotel

The Connoisseurs Wine Tasting and Auction willfeature premium wines from around the region.This elegant evening begins with an open tasting,

ne cuisine and dessert, and a silent auctionat 6 pm. The Jazz Co-Op will complement thisexceptional evening with their distinctive soundand personality. The wine tasting will remainopen throughout the evening, and the highlyanticipated live auction begins at 8:15 pm.Auction items include lovely and treasured wines,

unique travel opportunities and other excitingwine-related packages. Each live auction buyerwill receive a complimentary bottle of wine.Tradition continues with the popular bottle pull,super silent auction, and our prominent 7-tieredWine Tower.

To purchase tickets or for more information,contact the Foundation Of ce at 799-5416.

March

15The Ides o Marchis March 15 andthe rst day o theRoman New Year.It also marks the

rst day o sprinin the Romancalendar.

In Roman times, the Ides o March wasa estive day dedicated to the od Marsand a military parade was usually held.

On this day in history, Julius Caesar waswarned by soothsayers to beward o the Ides o March. Apparently, he did

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Cla k ed ca f da tha k C mm The Clarkston Education Foundation, along with WSU GEAR UP, hosted our 4th AnnualCareer Fair at Lincoln Middle School on January 26 and 27.

Over 75 businesses rom the Valley and beyond attended. Around 400 middle schoolstudents walked through both days interviewing a variety o business pro essionals(embalmer, orthodontist, emergency medical technician, WSU equipment managers,retired CIA, vocational school reps and many more).

The students asked questions regarding required education or each career, salary ranges,what classes to take and work conditions among others. The LMS sta and studentsare working on post career air projects such as Career Bios and a Career Resume to

determine job shadow participants. On behal o all those involved, thank you to the business community in Clarkston, Lewistonand surrounding areas or your participation! The impact youve made in these youngcitizens lives will be seen as they move on to high school and beyond. We have enjoyedpartnering with members o the community to encourage success in Clarkston students.

Pam Stein, PresidentClarkston Education Foundation

Milton Neal and Josh Pietz, WSU EquipmentMana ers

Kristin Kemak, Executive Director o the Clarkston Chamber o Commerce

Dr. Wilkinson, Orthodontist


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Chamb L ch excha g : A y C cYoure invited! As a member o the Clarkston Chamber, you have a standing invitation to come have lunch with your ellow chamber members.

Know someone new to the area? Guests are welcome and encouraged! Introduce new employees, supervisors, managers or community group leadersrom your business or organization.

As though youd need more reasons, attending the luncheon provides business advocacy, networking opportunities and member-to-memberre errals. Youll get to hear rom in ormative speakers, and dont orget, 50/50 drawings, Ray-isms, door prizes and Bizz Buzz.

Theres always something special going on dont be le t out!

Wednesday, March 11, 2009noon 1 pm

Quality Inn and SuitesSponsor: Interlink Volunteers - Faith in Action

Speaker: Clarkston Jr. Miss

We are looking or businesses to buy lunch or the 17 Jr. Miss girls joining us at our luncheon! I you would like to sponsor a girl, contact the Chamber o fce at in [email protected].

Dont miss Biz Buzz! Brin your business cards and be ready to network. Be sure and reserve your table today! Sponsor a table and promoteyour business! Only $25 per table and there are only a ew le t!

Thanks! for Februarys Lunch ExchangeWe would like to thank Bev Fuchs-Sharp with United First Financial or sponsoring theClarkston Lunch Exchange on February 11. Your wonder ul contribution ensured asuccess ul membership meeting!

Bev talked about money management and e ective ways to help you reduce your debt.I you would like more in ormation, contact Bev at 509.758.5406.

The Clarkston Chambers Community Spirit Committee was on-hand to in orm members about their active participation with local organizationsand events. It was great to hear rom past committee members and learn how the Community Spirit Committee impacts the Lewis Clark Valley.Congratulations on a wonder ul 30 years!

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m mb m mb cOne o the many benefts o Clarkston Chamber membership is cost savings and networking through member-to-member special o ers. TheProgram eatures discounted rates on products and services rom Chamber members, or Chamber members. When you take advantage o these valuable products and services, youre supporting your ellow members and your Chamber. I you are a member o the Clarkston Chamber and are interested in o ering discounts to ellow chamber members, please contact HaileyFeider at 758-7712 or hailey @clarkstonchamber.org or more in ormation.

offers CurrentLy AVAiLABLe:RENTAL SPACEFIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH840 10th St, Clarkston509-758-2943

First Christian Church in Clarkstonhas space available or rent to any group. Our schedule is

airly open as o now. The cost to Chamber members will be$25/meeting and $35/meetingi the kitchen is used. We have a

ully unctioning kitchen and anursery, no worker provided. Alsowe are available or weddings or $350 or the building.

BED & BREAKFASTTHE CHURCHYARD INN206 St. Boni ace St., [email protected]

Looking or a new place to hold your next meeting, retreat, semi-nar or party? The Churchyard Innin Uniontown, WA o ers a beauti-

ul, tranquil setting in the heart o the Palouse or gatherings upto 30. Feel like you are away but so close! Lunch and dinner avail-

able. Seven rooms or overnight accommodations. 10% discount or Clarkston Chamber members.

COMPUTER SERVICESRC TECHNOLOgIES725 Diagonal Street, Clarkston509-758-4866

20% o all labor costs toClarkston Chamber Members.

CREDIT CARD PROCESSINGSAgE PAYMENT SOLUTIONSKammy Cox 0207 3rd Street #200, Lewiston888-800-9935 ext. 109

Call local Clarkston Chamber

HOTELS/MOTELSMOTEL 6222 Bridge St., Clarkston509-758-1631

Winner o Motel 6 Quality Award or the USA 2005. We have avail-

able an indoor pool and hot tub, pool parties, Executive Suites,and extra parking or your fshingboat. Have company coming tovisit and need an extra room.Receive a 10% discount o our low rates. We will leave the light on or you.

INSURANCEPEACOCK VAUgHN INSURANCE914 6th St., Clarkston509-758-2222

We are an Independent Agency that has been providing insur-ance services or over 40 years.We believe every customer should receive personal service roman Agency they can count on.Contact us or a FREE insurancereview. FREE NOTARY SERVICE Exclusively or Clarkston Chamber Members.

RETAILROCK ART904 6th St., Clarkston509-751-0956

20% discount on sale over $25or Clarkston Chamber members.

Discount does not include dia-monds, gold chains, gold nuggetsor any already discounted or sale

items.CANTERBURY SHOPPESPO Box 3766, Syracuse, NY 13220-3766866-232-3808www.cshoppes.com

20% discount or Clarkston

not to be used with any other o -er or special. Call today to reserve

our rental sound system or all your party needs!

MERCURY MEDIA PRODUCTIONS509-751-0404www.mercurymediaproductions.com

$50 o a wedding or party DJ or all Clarkston Chamber members.This package comes with lights,music, a DJ, and a consultationsession or your event.

MORTGAGE COMPANIESCOUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS301 D St., Lewiston208-743-0549

Countrywide Mortgage will waivethe appraisal ee (up to $450) on purchase loans to all ClarkstonChamber members and their employees.

WATER - BOTTLED & BULKNORTHWEST PURE BOTTLEDWATER509-751-9305

One-month FREE machine rental and two FREE bottles o water,when you give us a try. (A $21value)

CONSULTING/FACILITATIONNORTHWEST LEADERSHIPSTRATEgIES509-254-3688

[email protected]

15% discount or ClarkstonChamber members seekingleadership and organizationdevelopment consulting and

acilitation services, including:annual Retreat Facilitation,

CLEANING SERVICESExECUTIVE CLEANINg SERVICES17950 Ten Mile Canyon, Lewiston208-305-2180 [email protected]

10% discount or ClarkstonChamber members on all clean-ing services including carpet & tilecleaning and hot water pressurewashing.

VACATION RENTALCOYOTE FLAT LODgE Anatone, Washington208-305-7458

Looking or a great place togetaway this winter to snowmo-bile, sleigh ride or just sit in ront o the fre and read a good book.Coyote Flat Lodge is just 35 - 40minutes away rom the Lewis-Clark Valley, near Anatone in thebeauti ul Blue Mountains. Thisfve-bedroom home sleeps 16 and is great or a romantic weekend getaway or a week-long trip witha group o amily and riends.Check out Coyote Flat Lodgeat homeaway.com, property

#183513 or http ://www.home-away.com/search/washington/ anatone/region:22401. Special o er to chamber members or January-March: 30% discount o o published rental rates shown on homeaway.com.

WEB SITE DEVELOPMENTMERCURY MARKETINg509-751-0404

www.mercurymediaproductions.com

$100 o a New Web site or Clarkston Chamber members.Mercury Marketing o ers websites starting at just $250 with thediscount.

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2009 Clarkston Junior MissSaturday, March 217 pm, Clarkston High School auditorium

The 2009 Clarkston Junior Miss program will take place with a Country Sweetheartstheme on Saturday, March 21 at 7 pm in the Clarkston High School auditorium.

There will be 17 girls participating in this program which last year, awarded $3,700 inscholarships to our high school juniors.

Tickets are $7 per person and can be purchased at the Clarkston Chamber o fce. I tickets are not sold out, they will also be sold at the door the evening o the program.

The mission o the Junior Miss program is to emphasize education by providingscholarship opportunities to outstanding, college-bound girls, and to encouragepersonal development in all young people.

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March

14National Pi Daycelebrates Pi, amathematical conceptand number that neverends ... at least no onehas ound the end yet.O ten, we round the

number to 3.14.

March 14 was chosen to celebrate thismathematical concept because it is the datethat represents 3.14. Coincidentally, today isalso Albert Einsteins birthday, who was bornon March 14, 1879.

greek mathematician Archimedes was therst to o cially discover the concept o Pi.

The rst Pi Day was held March 14, 1988.

Please extend a warm hand of welcome to the following companies who joined the ClarkstonChamber of Commerce. Be a good partnerremember these companies when you do business.

Broyles & Law, PLLCScott C. Broyles901 6th StreetClarkston, WA 99403509.758.1636

Schweitzer En ineerin Lab2350 NE Hopkins CourtPullman, WA 99163509.332.1890www.selinc.com

ATK2299 Snake River Ave.Lewiston, ID 83504208.799.3294www.atk.com


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Coming Spring QuarterClarkston Campus-Walla Walla Community College

1470 Bridge StreetClarkston, WA 99403

March 30 th June 11 th

For more informationCall (509) 758- 3339

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Mix Business and Pleasure!Network with your current o potential businessassociates at this months Business A ter Hours.

Bring plenty o business cards, enjoy re reshmentsand door prizes. Join us at this FREE event or allChamber members and their employees!

LCsC Center forArts & History

Thursday, March 19, 20095 - 7 pm

LCSC Center for Arts & History415 Main Street

Lewiston

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na al r c C mm MFebruary 17, 2009

The Committee meeting was called to order by Chairman Jerry Klemm at 7:15 am.

A ter a round o sel introductions, Jerry introduced the speaker, Larry Peltz, the Dworshak Fisheries Complex manager. Larry described hisbackground with service in the Alaska Department o Fish & Game, as well as service with the National Marine Fisheries Service, and NOOA Fisheries.

The complex is owned by The Corps o Engineers and is operated by the Fish and Wildli e service. The acility operates with a sta o 45 personnel. The SRBA agreement calls or the Nez Perce Tribe to act as co-managers, and currently 3.5 positions are flled by Tribal employees, three o which areregistered tribal members. The acility has as a long-term sta fng goal o having 50 percent o the employees being Tribal Members or employees. The tribe has a strong interest in fsheries restoration, and has originated a success ul Coho restoration program.

Larry answered questions rom the oor, and spoke o projections or a strong spring Chinook run.

He also spoke o several projects he would like to see, such as a realignment o acilities based on appropriateness or raising or acclimating variousspecies, and integration o new technology. Most o the northwest acilities are approaching f ty years o service, and were designed without thebeneft o the newer technologies. For example, virtually all o the water used in the acility is pumped rom the river, rather than gravity owed rombehind the dam, which compromises both water quality and temperature optimization.

Given the current economic situation, it is unlikely that capital will be available or upgrades in the oreseeable uture.

The Hatchery provides tours or 10-15,000 guests per year, many o which are grade school classes in the spring, as well as providing three tours aday during the summer.

Acting Secretary

Jerry Myers Vice Chair

For urther in ormation or to join the Natural Resources Committee contact Jerry Klemm 208.743.5450 or email at [email protected]

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Chamber Business EnhancementCommittee Supports Alive After FiveUnder Events in its Strategic Planning Session, the Heart o Clarkstonidentifed an Outdoor Business Expo, using the Market Night proposalby Jarel Pitman as an illustration. The Clarkston Chamber o CommercesBusiness Enhancement Committee determined that this event ft itsmission and stepped orward to help with it. The Lewiston Chambero ers a Business Expo in October. This one will take place out-o -doorsi M

Wanda Kee er, but we could use more help. In particular, we need helpwith vendor recruitments and advertising.

Anyone who would like to lend a hand in bringing this event togethershould come to the next meeting at the Port o Clarkston o fce, 849 PortWay, Clarkston at 10 am on Monday, March 2. I you have any questions,you could phone event chair Jenni er Bly at 509-758-5272 or DebbieKeller at 509-751-9144.

MarchNear Miss Day commemorates the day

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CLARKSTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LEADERSHIP AND STAFF MEMBERS

PLEASE REMEMBER THESE COMPANIES WHEN YOU DO BUSINESS!

Business A ter Hours ScheduleBusiness A ter Hours is held on Thursdays unless otherwise stated.

March 19 Lewis Clark Center or Arts & History

April 23 St. Joseph Regional Medical Center

May 22 LCSC NAIA Pre-Func with the President

Stop by Clarkston Chambers Business A ter Hours every month and check outthese local businesses.

The 2009 Business A ter Hours schedule is flling up! Call the ClarkstonChamber today at 509.758.7712 to reserve your spot!

11 - 25 y a M mbMike Kuchmak

Clarkston Veterinary Clinic509.758.9669

6 - 10 y a M mbAsotin County Library509.758.5454

WSU Cooperative Extension O ce509.243.2009

Northwest Media Productions208.746.8960

Camp, Cabin & Home208.750.1075

Inland Northwest Blood Center509.624.0151

Northwest Pure Bottled Water509.751.9305

Swiss Salon509.758.6471

golden Acre Mobile Homes509.758.7251

Boys & girls Club o the Lewis Clark Valley208.746.2301

Express Employment Pro essionals208.743.6507

The Han ar Antique Mall509.758.0604

Laser & Sur ery Center509.751.8811

1 - 5 y a M mbArt and Frame by D & J

208.746.8379Hells Canyon Jet Boat Trips & Lod in208.839.2255

Coyote Flat Lod e208.326.3888

Country Wide Home Loans208.743.0549

American Family Insurance509.921.5566

AmericanWest Bank 208.743.0456

THANK YOU! Your membership in the Clarkston Chamber o Commerce is a symbol o confdence in the work o the chamber and its volunteers. We sincerely thank our members who renewed their membership or their ongoingsupport.

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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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Twin County United WayAnnual Banquet,Lewis-Clark Hotel12 pm

Lewis Clark Young Professionals, Roosters 5:30 pm

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Ambassadors Committee, Bamboo Gardens,12:30 pm

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Executive Committee,Bamboo Gardens,12 pm

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Lunch Exchange, Quality Inn & Suites,12 pm

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Legislative Conference CallChamber Of ce,7:15 am

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Winefest 2009: 38th AnnualFive Tastes of WineRed Lion,7 pm

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Winefest 2009: 10th AnnualConnoisseurs Wine Tasting &AuctionRed Lion,6 pm

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Heart of Clarkston Meeting,5:30 pm

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Natural Resources Committee,Hazels Good Eats, 7 am

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Board of Directors Meeting,Quality Inn & Suites,12 pm

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Business After Hours,LCSC Center for Arts & History,5 -7 pm

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22 23 24 25 26 27 Spring Break Dinner & Auction,

Quality Inn & Suites,6 pm

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bl cmCity CouncilEvery 2nd& 4thMonday, 7 pmAt City Hall

County CommissionersEvery 1st,2nd& 4thMonday, 9 amEvery 3rdMonday, 7 amAt Annex Building, Asotin

Asotin County PUDCommissionersEvery 2nd& 4thTuesday, 5:30 pmAsotin Co. PUD Conference Room

Port of ClarkstonEvery 2ndThursday, 1 pmPort of Clarkston Of ce

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CLArkston CHAMBer of CoMMerCe502 Bridge StreetClarkston, WA 99403509.758.7712509.751.8767 [email protected]

At www.clarkstonchamber.org : Access member discounts

and services to save money Learn whats happening in the Chamber

and our community Learn whats happening in the legislature

and how it will impact your company Take political action to protect your

interests

Get started online today.

LunCH exCHAngeWednesday, March 11Quality Inn & Suites12 pm

Business After Hours Thursday, March 19LCSC Center for Arts & History5 - 7 pm

spring BreAk dinner & AuCtionFriday, March 27Quality Inn & Suites6 pm

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