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February 2010Vol. XX, No. 2

Buy Lakeland. It makes goodcents! visit LakelandChamber.com

Christmas andtuna cans:EMERGELakelandparticipates inCanned TunaWreath Contest.Page 3

Small Businessof the Month:See whoreceived theplaque for thismonthly award.Page 5

Business AfterHours:Fifth Third Banand Stone Centhost Decemberevent.Page 8

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FORUM FOR BUSINESmonthly

LAKELAND AREA CHAMBER OF COMM

ALSO INSIDE: Upcoming Events EMERGE Lakeland Ribbon Cuttings Members on the Move

MARCH 18, 2010

The Lakeland Center 11:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m.

The Diversity Business Couof the Lakeland Area Cham

ber of Commerce is pleasedto announce that the keynotespeaker for the CommUnityCelebration will be CarlosLuna.

Make your reservations nowby calling (863) 688-8551Ext. 228.

See Page 15 for more details. See Page 2 for ticket order form and sponsors


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OneLightBulb.Org, an organizationdedicated to promoting energy conser-

vation and green technologies in localcommunities, proudly announces thesecond in a series of local sustainabilityexpositions called, GreenHomeWamalama - Green Business Expo2010. The event will be held at TheLakeland Center in Lakeland Floridaon Saturday, February 27th, 2010 andoffers residents throughout central andsouthwest Florida an opportunity tolearn about the many local companiesoffering green, eco-friendly and othersustainable solutions for consumers,homes and business. The LakelandArea Chamber of Commerce is aparticipating sponsor in the Expo andChamber member businesses who wishto be involved will receive a 20%discount off exhibitor fees.

In an effort to promote educationalprograms on energy conservation, waterconservation and recycling theGreenHome Wamalama Green BusinessExpo will feature an array of ecologicallyresponsible products and services. Theevent will feature Green EarthPresentation Sponsors like MagnifyCredit Union, boasting the areas firstnet-zero energy, green commercial

building project in the state toachieve a Gold level LEED

certification; new Hybrid

vehicle offerings from local dealers;solar energy technology solutions fromvarious providers and sponsors likeQuikBeam Energy of Winter Haven,and many other vendors of alternativeenergy and sustainability solutions.This event will provide informative andactionable content for both consumersand business owners on how they cansave energy, save money and green uptheir homes and facilities.

As in previous events, the Expo willfeature a CFL recycling drive, anEco-Kids zone with fun, learningactivities and plans to showcase greeninitiatives offered through local cityand county programs. Throughout the

event will be a series of free sustainabilitypresentations by the expo sponsors and

other local experts that include inform-ative topics on green job opportunities,energy and water conservation and newinnovative green technologies.

The GreenHome Wamalama - GreenBusiness Expo 2010 is designed to informconsumers and promote local economicdevelopment by raising public awarenessof the areas green product and serviceproviders. The event is designed to bea fun and educational experience forfamilies, businesses and the community.Exhibitor registration discounts areavailable to Lakeland Area ChamberMembers. Detailed sponsorship, exhibitorand attendee information is availableon the GreenHome Expo Web site,at www.lakelandgreenexpo.com orwww.greenhomewamalama.com.

Joe L. RuthvenChairman of the Board

Kathleen L. Munson Publisher & President

Amy S. Wiggins Editor

Kingston Partners Design

Lakeland AreaChamber of CommerceForum For Business Monthly

No. 2

Volume Information: February 2010Vol. XX, No. 2

Onelightbulb.org announces Lakeland Green ExpoGreenHome Wamalama eco-expo to feature local sustainable productand service companies and promote central Floridas green economy

{www.lakelandgreenex}


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Nominations acceptedbeginning March 1

Nominations for Leadership LakelandClass XXVIII will be accepted fromMarch 1 through April 9, 2010, at 4:00p.m. The nomination form will beavailable in the March Forum forBusiness Monthly or online atLakelandChamber.com in the"Online Forms" section.

Established in 1983 by the LakelandArea Chamber of Commerce,Leadership Lakeland is an annualprogram designed to identify leadersand enhance existing leadership in ourcommunity. Leadership Lakeland doesnot take public policy positions oradvocate any individual viewpoint. Theprogram unites leaders from diversebackgrounds and perspectives to improvetheir ability to lead effectively, offeringits members a broad range of experi-ences, and insights about the commu-nity, its people, its needs and its services.

Participants in the program are selectedfrom applicants representing business,public and private agencies, and civicand professional organizations through-out the Lakeland area. The final selec-tion of members is made by a selectioncommittee. Some of the criteriaconsidered are as follows:

Has the candidate reached aresponsible level in their chosencareer?

Has the candidate demonstrated acommitment to serve the community?

Does the candidate have the timeand resources to give communityservice?

Does the candidate represent across-section of the businesscommunity, including government,community service volunteers andprofessionals?

EMERGE Lakeland in the CommunityEMERGE Lakeland helped spread someholiday cheer at one of the Boys andGirls Clubs of Lakeland during theholiday season. Members visited withkids and helped lend a helping hand bywrapping donated presents. Membersalso had the opportunity to learn moreabout the Boys and Girls Clubs andwere given a tour of the facility.Volunteerism is one mission of EMERGE. The EMERGE LakelandVolunteer Committee is dedicated toexposing members to needs within thecommunity and venues to serve others.

EMERGE Lakeland members alsoparticipated in the Canned TunaWreath Contest during the Bumble Bee

and VISTE Canned Tuna Concert.The contest required entrants to build awreath using unopened cans of BumbleBee Tuna. The E for Emerge wreathwas built and decorated by members of the Marketing Committee and servedas a way to promote holiday cheer,donate food and spread the word aboutEMERGE Lakeland.

EMERGE Lakeland will hold severalevents in 2010 for members andindividuals looking to join EMERGE

Lakeland. Whether you are looking tonetwork and attend social events, seekingout volunteer opportunities or careerdevelopment functions, EMERGE

Lakeland has you covered. EMERGELakeland promotes social interactionamong young professionals, opportunitiesfor philanthropic engagement andcareer enrichment.

Visit EmergeLakeland.com to learnmore about upcoming events, volunteeropportunities, development and socialoutings. If you are a current member,consider getting more involved by join-

ing a committee. Find EMERGELakeland on Facebook and Twitter...even more opportunities to keep upwith events and programs.

Members of theEMERGE Marketing Committee with the E forEMERGE entry in the VISTE Bumblebee Tuna Wreath Contest

EMERGE members hear om Mike Taylor,oneof thedirectors of the Boys and GirlsClubsof Lakeland and Mulberry.


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NEW MEMBERRECEPTION

Riverside Bank at 4400 S FloridaAvenue hosted the December NewMember Reception, and welcomednew Chamber members with openarms, and of course donuts andcoffee! The staff and ChamberChampions were able to learn agreat deal about new businessesand provide information on oppor-tunities to assist those businessesin making the most of theirChamber memberships.

In addition to hosting the Decemberevent, Riverside Bank supports the

New Member Receptions as thePresenting Sponsor, providingcontinued opportunities for newChamber members to get involved.

Thanks to Riverside Bank andstaff for a great event!

Riverside sta and newmembers


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This month we recognize a specialgroup of caring people. Dr. David Lee,DVM and his staff have been providingveterinary care for companion pets for27 years. Additionally they provide thepet owner with the knowledge necessaryto enhance their pets health andhappiness.

Edgewood Animal Clinic (EAC) offersroutine veterinary care, surgical pro-cedures, dental health care and kennelservices. EACs laboratory and diagnosticequipment enhance their ability toprovide quality care.

Dr. Lee credits his well trained staff as afull partner in the success of EAC. Two

of his Certified Veterinary Technicians(CVT) has worked with him for 20 and25 years. Combining training, experience

and team work they add value to theirwork product.

Despite long hours at the clinic whichincludes Wednesday evening appoint-ments, Dr. Lee finds time for family,golf, Gators and civic involvement. Hehas been involved with girls and boysyouth soccer, helped with First Teeyouth golfing organization, volunteeredtime for Canine Companions forIndependence, serves on the board of Veterinary Emergency Clinic and is agraduate of Leadership LakelandClass VII.

The Lakeland Area Chamber of Commerce would like to congratulate

Edgewood Animal Clinic as the SmallBusiness of the Month for January.

CORRECTION: In the January issue,Baron Realty, Inc. was incorrectlyidentified as the November SmallBusiness of the Month. Baron RealtyInc. is the December 2009 Small Businessof the Month.

e January Small Businesof theMonth Award was presented to Dr. David M Lee, DVM, Edgewood Animal Clinicby Small Businessof theMonth AwardCommittee Membe Don Pickard (Pickard & Pickard Inc. REALTORS) Also on hand to receive th award were (pictured l. to

r.) Sarah Johnson,KaySouthwick,MaryannWnuk holding Annie thecat,Cindy Dawson, KarenGunther and Christina Kurz.

January Small Business of the Month Award presented

Edgewood Animal Clinic1708 E. Edgewood DriveLakeland, FL 33803-3412(863) 688-8301 phone(863) 683-3499 [email protected]

January Winner

Looking for a business or service?Lakeland visitors and residents are encouraged to do business with Chamber members. Browse the Preferred Business Directory tolocate the products and services you need. To view the directory, visit the Chambers Web site at:

LakelandChamber.com


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The final Business & Breakfast of 2009 washosted by the Estates at Carpenters at 1000Carpenters Way. A beautiful room andstunning buffet welcomed members andguests in from the muggy December morn-ing. Mr. Brian Robare, Director of Opera-tions, offered words of welcome and toursto those in attendance.

Rusty Fox of Sandler Training provided aprogram to help navigate the sales process;this modified procedure has been developedto streamline the sales process to makebuyer and seller more efficient. Themembers nodded in approval as Rusty wentstep-by-step through the right and wrongway the sales process often goes.

Thanks to Rusty and Sandler Training fora very informative and entertainingprogram, and a special thanks to theEstates at Carpenters for their greathospitality.

Estates at Carpenters hosts DecembersBusiness & Breakfast

Rusty Fox of Sandler Training explains typical sales process

Members enjoy a delicious breakfast and beautiful surroundings at the Estates at Carpenters

G WAREHWAREH

BUSINESSAND BREAKFAST

$5 Chamber Member ~ $15 Non-MemberYour R.S.V.P. is appreciated! Visit the Chamber Store at LakelandChamber.comto register and pay using your credit card or email [email protected] register and pay at the door.

SAVANNAH COURT6550 N SOCRUM LOOP ROAD

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 117:30 A.M. ~ 9:00 A.M.


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RENEWALSThe Chamber would like to recognizeand thank the following businesses for their long-standing support and loyalty

20+ Years Renewals1940 - 70 YearsThe Ledger1944 - 66 YearsVerizon

1950 - 60 YearsHarrell's, Inc.1953 - 57 yearsSale Insurance Agency, Inc.1955 - 55 yearsStille Real Estate1959 - 51 YearsFletcher Printing Co., Inc.1962 - 48 YearsFarm Credit of Central Florida, ACA1965 - 45 Years

James I. Black & Company1966 - 44 YearsLakeland Eye Clinic1967 - 43 YearsBright House Networks1968 - 42 YearsW.H. Alderman Plumbing Co.1970 - 40 YearsLohr EnterprisesBattery USA, Inc./Imperial Motor Parts1972 - 38 YearsFolsom Construction, Inc.1973 - 37 YearsSligh Clinic of Chiropractic1977 - 33 YearsLakeland Periodontics, Inc.1982 - 28 YearsManpower, Inc.1983 - 27 YearsEmeritus at Lakeland1984 - 26 YearsAvon Leasing, Inc.Storage & Handling Equipment1985 - 25 YearsLilley Air Conditioning, Inc.1987 - 23 yearsCitrus Connection/Lkld Area Mass Transit Di1988 - 22 YearsMunchel's Fine Jewelry, Inc.Central Pavers, Inc.Computer Merchandise Corp.(CMC)Stephen M. Martin, P.A.Taylor Rental Center1989 - 21 YearsCF Industries, Inc.Fleetwing Corporation

Ross Vecchio, P.A.The Fearn Partnership, Inc.Victory Church1990 - 20 YearsLakeland Regional Medical Center FoundatAll-Brite Specialty Services, Inc.All About Signs & Service, Inc.

15 Year RenewalsFlorida Handling Systems, Inc.Mike's Painting & Home Improvements, IncComputer Data Networks Partners, Inc. (CDN

10-Year RenewalsHair Razors Salon, Inc.Florida Refuse ServiceSunshine Pressure Cleaning, Inc.


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NEW MEMBERSe Chamber is proud to welcome 12 new members for December 2009

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Through their membership in the Chamber, businesses invest in themselves and their community. We urge you to to Buy Lakeland. It makes goodcents! by doing business with these new Chamber members. For the most up-to-date list of members, visit our on-line Preferred Business Directorat LakelandChamber.com!

Beltone Hearing Aid Center103 W Highland DrLakeland, FL 33813-1540(863) 294-8353Fax: (863) 299-0334

www.beltone.comHearing AidsMr. Patrick Conlon

HWE Enterprises, LLC, dba ComForcare Senior Services1643 Williamsburg SquareLakeland, FL 33803-4279(863) 825-6008Fax: (863) 825-6008

www.comforcare.comHome Health CareMr. Howard Ellis, Jr.

Joni FinkbeinerPhotography, Inc.723 S Missouri AveLakeland, FL 33815-4737(863) 687-8986Fax: (863) 284-2681

www.finkbeinerphotography.comPhotography

Ms. Joni Finkbeiner New Egg Investments402 S Kentucky Ave., Ste 125Lakeland, FL 33801(863) 812-4290Fax: (866) 213-1985

www.newegginvestments.comInvestmentsMr. Arthur Roy

Performance Electricand Design, Inc.3525 Reynolds Road, #8Lakeland, FL 33803-8372(863) 666-6400Fax: (863) 667-3216Electric ContractorsGary & Pam Lee

Quality Health Plans, Inc.201 N Kentucky Av Ste 200Lakeland, FL 33801-4962(863) 682-2771Fax: (863) 686-3819

www.qualityhealthplan.comInsuranceSabiha Khan

Raymow Enterprises, Inc.101 Dunbar Ave Ste GOldsmar, FL 34677-2975(813) 855-3790Fax: (815) 855-0485

www.raymow.comLandscaping

Mr. Aaron CarltonMr. Larry Latimer

The RCSI Group110 E Pine StLakeland, FL 33801-4965(863) 603-7369Fax: (866) 336-9768

www.thercsigroup.comEmployee BenefitsMr. Michael R. Martens

SERVPRO of Haines City / Polk City 6039 Cypress Gardens Blvd, Ste 502Winter Haven, FL 33884-4115(863) 236-3553Fax: (863) 236-3556Cleaning - Water & Smoke DamageMr. George Hernandez

Shoot Straight Lakeland, LLC230 N Lake Parker AveLakeland, FL 33801-2167(863) 937-8021Fax: (863) 937-9301

www.shootstraightlakeland.comGuns-RetailMr. Steve Brown

Tempco Pest Control, Inc.PO Box 50397Ft. Myers, FL 33994-0397(863) 675-0925Fax: (239) 693-6550

www.tempcopestcontrol.comPest ControlMr. Gary Sawyer

Weber EnvironmentalServices, Inc.5935 State Road 542 WestWinter Haven, FL 33880-5128(863) 551-1820Fax: (863) 551-1639

www.weberes.comLandscapingMr. Kenneth Weber


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MARK YOUCALENDAR

EVENTS

Tuesday, February 22009 Annual Meeting, 5:30 p.m.The Lakeland Center

Exhibit Hall

Thursday, February 11Business & Breakfast, 7:30 a.m.

Savannah Court6550 N Socrum Loop Rd

Thursday, February 18Business After Hours, 5:30 p.m.Galloways Flooring Warehouse

2145 E Edgewood Dr

Thursday, February 2564th Annual Tiger BBQ, 6:00 p.m.

Joker Marchant Stadium2301 Lakeland Hills Blvd

MEETINGS

Monday, February 1Small Business of the Month

Committee Meeting, 11:45 a.m.

Monday, February 8EMERGE Lakeland Steering

Committee Meeting, 3:45 p.m.

Wednesday, February 10Government Affairs Committee

Meeting, 8:00 a.m.

Thursday, February 11Leadership Lakeland Health Care Day

Wednesday, February 17Executive Committee Meeting4:00 p.m.

Monday, February 22Lakeland Area Chamber Foundation

Board of Directors Meeting, 4:00 p.m.

Wednesday, February 24Board of Directors Meeting

NoonLakeland Yacht and Country Club 929

Lake Hollingsworth Drive

DECEMBER TOURISM INQUIRIESDuring the month of December, our Visitor Information Center assisted hundredsof individuals, answering questions pertaining to Chamber member businessesand the Lakeland community.

Walk-in Visitors..................................263Relocation Response Mailings................4Relocation Response (Walk In).............17

Accommodations...................................0

Winter Accommodations .......................0Visitor Information Mailings ...................3Visitor Center E-mail Inquiries...............81


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Lakeland has enjoyed being the hometo The Florida High School SportsAthletic Association (FHSAA) State

Volleyball, Wrestling and the Boysand Girls Basketball ChampionshipFinals for many years now. Each year,these high school teams from acrossthe state battle for their respectivestate titles at the Lakeland Center.They bring thousands of fans, media,coaches, scouts and supporters to thearea with them. The real winners are thearea merchants, hotels, and restaurants asmillions of dollars are spent throughoutPolk County during these games.Please strive to offer exceptional serviceand warm hospitality ensuring ourvisiting guests leave Lakeland withenjoyable memories in addition totheir exciting competition at TheLakeland Center! Lets make theirFlorida Finals uniquely Lakelandmemorable! The upcoming dates are:

FHSAA State Wrestling Finals:February 18-20, 2010

FHSAA Girls State BasketballFinals: February 24-27, 2010

FHSAA Boys State BasketballFinals: March 3-6, 2010

FHSAA State SportingEvents a Slam Dunk For Lakelands Economy!


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Carlos Luna was born in Pinar del Rio,Cuba, in 1969. In 1991, age 22, he hadthe opportunity to fulfill the desire of his

grandmother. Her request to him in1979, when he was 9 years old was assoon as you have the opportunity, swear tous, that you will get out of Cuba. Dontlook back. Swear it! Carlos Lunasopportunity came from the University of Mexico, where he was invited to study art.He now lives in freedom in Florida withhis wife and three children.

Carlos is now a world renowned artist.He has had solo exhibitions in Puebla,Mexico; Long Beach, California; San

Juan, Puerto Rico; Chicago, Illinois; andin Lakeland, Florida. Hes won manyawards for his work including the Alien of Extraordinary Ability Immigrant Visawhich affords him permanent residence inthe United States.

We hope youll come to hear the storyof his familys life in Cuba and the over-whelming obstacles that he overcame toenjoy the freedom in this country. Hisgrandparents, his aunts and uncles, andhis parents suffered under the dictator-ships of Batista and Castro. Relativeswere killed and tortured. They had theirland and possessions taken from them.

His familys story is one of great courageand determination which serves as aninspiration to all those who hear it. Wehope youll take advantage of this incredi-ble opportunity to hear Mr. Lunas tell hisstory and his feelings about America.

Carlos Luna is one of the stories featured

in Teresa Martinez's recently publishedbook Success in Exile: Five Decades of Cuban Stories.

The CommUnity Celebration is an eventthat inspires optimism and encourage-ment. It provides you and your employeeswith a positive environment with otherlike-minded business leaders

in the community.We hope you willcome to learn, tosocialize, to laugh,to be encouragedand to gain anrenewed respectfor all of ourdifferences whichmake Lakelandsuch a richcommunity.

MAKE YOURRESERVATIONSMake your reservations now to theCommUnity Celebration by calling:

(863) 688-8551 Ext. 228For more information, please see the flyer inthis edition of the Forum for Business Monthly.

Event Information:When:

March 18, 201011:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.Doors open at 11:00 a.m.

Where:The Lakeland Center-Exhibit Hall

Cost:Corporate Table: $350Individual Tickets: $25

CommUnity Celebration 10World renowned artist to speak at event

Carlos Luna

S P O N S O R S PRESENTING SPONSORS:

FOCUS Magazine, GEICO,Publix Super Markets, Inc., and

WONN/WPCV/WLKF/WWRZ Radio

S P O N S OR S


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FEBRUARYMEMBERS ON THE MOVEKeith and Schnars, P.A.Keith and Schnars, P.A., Engineers,Planners, and Surveyors, is pleased toannounce that John N. Jack Breed,Vice President, is serving as an AdjunctProfessor at the University of Florida,

teaching a senior course in Geomatics,the Practice of Surveying and Mapping.

Northwestern MutualFinancial NetworkThomas G. Pate, CLU, ChFC, CASLhas been awarded a professional designa-tion in the field of long-term care, Certi-fied in Long-Term Care (CLTC). Theprogram is independent of the insuranceindustry and focuses on providing insur-ance professionals the tools they need.

Danielle Fence Mfg Co, Inc.Proudly announces that Todd Weihmeirwill assume the management and promo-tional responsibilities for their new20,000 sq. ft. Outdoor Design Centeropening in March 2010. As part of hisnew role, Todd will coordinate the intro-duction of 25 new product lines.

Proudly announces that Jeff Vikari willbe transitioning from his role as Directorof Marketing to lead the CommercialSales Group initially focused on the NewHome Construction market. The addi-tion of the complete outdoor living prod-ucts line offers endless opportunities toour builder partners.

CPS Investment AdvisorsBryan Mau, Regional Director of Retire-ment Services for CPS Investment Advi-sors was selected 2009 New ResidentWhos Who of Central Florida. Bryanwas selected for his numerous hours vol-unteering for many different not-for-

profit organizations and serves on severalboards in the area. Bryan Mau joinedCPS Investment Advisors in Septemberof last year after he and his family relo-cated from New Hampshire.

Perpetual Technology SolutionsHas successfully achieved the MicrosoftSecurity Solutions Competency. TheSecurity Solutions Competency is de-signed to recognize the unique skills andrequirements of partners specializing in

delivering security-based solutions.

Alliance for IndependenceIs proud to welcome Javier Marin to itsBoard of Directors Javier is the VP andManager of the Downtown SunTrustBranch. He is very interested in helpingorganizations with a strong mission &

serving the community.


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Bank of Central FloridaPaul Noris, President and CEO of Bankof Central Florida announced JosephFurnari III has joined the bank as Execu-tive Vice President/Retail Banking Exec-utive. Mr. Furnari was most recently

City President with Wachovia Bank.

Coldwell Banker CommercialSaunders Real EstateCommissioned Painting Peace RiverWoodies by Famed Nature Artist,Thomas Brooks added to The SaundersCollection: Natural Lands of Florida.

Florida Southern CollegeCaptainU, a national recruiting servicefor college-bound student-athletes, hasnamed Florida Southern among theHottest Softball Colleges of 2009. TheDecember rankings cover all three

NCAA Division.

The School of Business and Economicsat Florida Southern College announcesan innovative master of business admin-istration (MBA) degree program. Thefull-time, accelerated 16-month programwill begin in August 2010.

Cipher IntegrationsDon Kane of Cipher Integrations hascompleted a certification assessing hisknowledge of installing, configuring, andadministering Microsoft Windows Oper-ating Systems and is now recognized as aMicrosoft Certified Professional (MCP).

The Lakeland Chamber prints business announcements each month as space permits. Please mailyour announcements to the Chamber or e-mail: [email protected]


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RIBBON CUTTINGSThe following company recently celebrated a ribbon cutting in the month of December.

See the photos on our Web site at LakelandChamber.com .

RIBBON CUTTING THANK YOUSpecial thanks to retiring Mayor Buddy Fletcher and newly elected Mayor Gow Fields and all the board membersand Chamber Champions who truly make these ceremonies a special event.

The Salvation Army Christmas Center3043 Drane Field Road, Suite 1, Lakeland, FL 33811

(863) 581-7101

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e 2010 Buyer's Guides have arrived! If yours has not been delivered yet or if you need

additional copies, please stop by the Chamber and pick them up.


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GALLOWAYS FLOORING WAREHOUSE2145 E EDGEWOOD DRIVE

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18 5:30 TO 7:30 P.M.

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