MONTHLY NEWSLETTER· MAY 2018

50 ELM STREET, WATERVILLE, ME 04901 • TEL: (207) 873-3315 • FAX: (207) 877-0087

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Gary Levesque, Chair of the Board • Kimberly N. Lindlof, President & CEO

SAVE the DATE

August 8, 2018 Downtown Waterville

www.TasteofWaterville.com

Downtown Waterville Farmers’ Market is back on Common Street starting this WEEK from 2- 6pm and then every Thursday until Thanksgiv-ing! The Producers can’t wait to see you there! The Farmers’ Market is a kid-friendly spot nestled among several complementary downtown businesses, making it easy to support local growers and business owners.

To start the season you will find fresh seasonal produce (this means greens at this time of year), amazing sourdough breads, sweets, local meats, cheeses, eggs, and enough seedlings to fill your garden.If you just don’t have time to cook, grab a prepared meal made with Maine ingredients. We are excited to welcome three new vendors to the market this year: Hridaya Hermitage with Henna, LOMAH with handcrafted soaps, and later in the season Burke Hill Farm will be bringing certified organic blueberries. So now while your shopping, you can have some fun getting dec-orated with Henna and spoil yourself with some handcrafted soaps made from locally sourced ingredients!

We are grateful to members of the community who visit the Market to be part of our events and activi-ties. Throughout the 2018 season you will find exciting programing for kids, tasting opportunities and music. There will be Story Hours presented by the Waterville Library and local healthy food education activities brought to the Market by our local Snap educator.

Downtown Waterville Farmers’ Market is excited to once again offer Maine Harvest Bucks! These are bonus buck to use on fruits and veggies. For every $2 of SNAP/EBT spent at market, one gets $1 of bonus fruits, veggies or veggie seedlings. Now there is a great way to fill your fridge and your garden! Thanks to The Maine Federation of Farmers’ Markets and the Downtown Waterville Farmers’ Market for continuing this program

A huge thank you to our continuing sponsor MaineGeneral Health and our new sponsor Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce! Your support is very much appreciated.

Join us for opening day of Downtown Waterville Farmers’ Market this Thursday from 2-6 on Common Street. We are looking forward to seeing you. Visit our website www.watervillefarmersmarket.org or our Facebook page for more information about our vendors and activities.

Regional Job Fair May 2, 2018

12:00 to 4:00pm T&B’s Celebration Center

6 Jefferson Street, Waterville hosted by:

In partnership with:

For more information see insert in this issue.

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Fri., May 4 7:30A Public Policy Committee

Mon., May 7 5:15P KV Connect Steering

Fri., May 11 7:30A Executive Committee

Tues., May 17 3:00P Taste of Waterville Committee Meeting

Fri., May 18 7:30A Board of Directors’

Wed., May 23 7:30A Membership &

Marketing Committee

From the Board - Rick Whalen, Golf Classic Chair

Mid-Maine Chamber Calendar Spring appears to have sprung (finally) after a long winter season and despite all of the cold damp weather we have experienced thus far, golf season is in full “swing” and now fully upon us. The weather can change dramatically here in Maine as we all know but one thing that is constant this time of year is

the Mid-Maine Chamber Annual Golf Classic. The “Classic” has become a premier chamber event which usual-ly fills up early in the year and this year is no exception. The tournament will be held at Waterville Country Club in Oak-land on Monday, June 4th with a shotgun start at 11 a.m. and as is with each year, there is a strong field with 34 teams.

A special thank you goes out to this year’s major tournament sponsors, Damon’s Beverage and Redemption of Waterville and Maine State Federal Credit Union. The Chamber would also like to thank all of our members and, communities with the early and eager response to this years outreach for teams, sponsorship opportunities, donations, and tournament day volunteers. All of your support is crucial to the success of our chamber events and for that we are truly grateful.

There will be prizes for the top 3 gross and net team placings as well as a prize for the highest scoring team. Each player will also have the opportunity to win a chance at a $1 Million prize in a shoot-out contest, chances to win a truck, a vacation or a cash prize if you can ace one of the four chal-lenging par 3’s. We will also have prizes for closest to the pin as well as longest and straightest drives. This is the re-gions most prize laden tournament!

Most importantly, this is a great day to get out of the office and have some fun, make some new friends or busi-ness connections, and as always to support your chamber and its members that make our Chamber the success that it is. We are looking forward to seeing you all out there. Hit‘em straight and have some fun!

~Rick

Thursday, May 10, 11 AM Fieldstone Meadow

13 Meadow Drive, Waterville

&

Wednesday, May, 30 4 PM Alfond Youth Center

126 North Street, Waterville

2018 Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Sponsor:

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Beth Israel Congregation Melanie Weiss 291 Main Street Waterville, Maine 04901

207-872-7551 www.bethisraelwaterville.org

Black Cape Comics Benjamin Main 18 Common Street, Suite 201 Waterville, Maine 04901 207-859-3166

Cornerstone Marketing Company Tony Bernard 22 Frankwood Drive Winslow, Maine 04901 207-877-0405 www.cornerstonemarketingcompany.com

Courtney’s Wicked Goods Courtney Chandler PO Box 7 Hinckley, Maine 04944 207-250-0272

The Teaching Studios of Carroll Semmes Carrie Haberstock 41 Morrill Avenue Waterville, Maine 04901

207-399-0935

Town of Vassalboro Mary Sabins PO Box 129 North Vassalboro, Maine 04962 207-872-2826 www.vassalboro.net

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4 Quick Tips to Remember After a Data Breach

No one likes a hacked account. Am I right? A hacked account can result in financial loss, identity theft, or just a whole lot of wasted time, none of which is fun. But unfortunately, you don’t have too much control over what is or is not hacked. All you have control over is the aftermath. So, if you happen to find yourself on the receiving end of a data breach, here’s what you should remember.

Login Credentials: Your login credentials should be changed as quickly as possible. The sooner you get around to doing this, the better off you’ll be. If you change your logins before anyone gets inside your account, then obvi-ously they won’t be able to get inside your account at all. Even if they man-age to crack your credentials, it won’t do them any good. Those credentials will be old by that time.

Emails: When criminals hack their way into a database, they can stand to take a lot of information. Some valuable. Some not. But one of the things they will likely gather is your email address. And surprisingly, if they have your email address, they don’t need much else to send a rather legit phishing email your way. But your email address isn’t the only thing they might have. In all likelihood, they probably have a few personal details as well. Because of this, you need to be wary of any emails you receive from a com-pany after they’ve been hacked. Think twice about clicking links, download-ing attachments, or fulfilling any requests – even if it looks 100% legitimate.

Credit Report: Again, hackers can stand to take a lot of information about you after a breach. If they have enough of the right information, they can potentially steal your identity. After a breach, monitor your credit report carefully. Depending on the severity of the breach and the type of company breached, there might be free credit monitoring services offered. However, if there aren’t, you can always create a free account on Credit Karma.

Credit Cards: If you any have financial information tied to your account, then you’ll have to keep a close eye on your bank statements as well. You may even need to request a replacement for any credit card used or saved on the site. Keep in mind, this doesn’t just apply for websites like Target and Amazon – where purchasing products is the sole purpose. It could be a site like LinkedIn that gives you the op-tion to pay for a higher-level member-ship.

For more information regarding data breach best practices, contact Scott MacDonald at scott@mainetechgroup.com

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Now thru May 19 Common Street Arts presents Side by Side - New Work by Cassie Jones + Will Sears FMI: www.watervillecreates.com May 1 7P Film screening: Soufra at Railroad Square Cinema FMI: www.railroadsquarecinema.com May 2 12-4P Central Maine Growth Council hosts a regional job fair at T&B’s Celebration Center in Waterville FMI: www.centralmaine.org May 3-4 12-5P OSHA 10 training at KVCC FMI: www.kvcc.me.edu May 3 5-7P Mainebiz hosts 2018 Business Leaders of the Year reception at Portland Country Club FMI: www.mainebiz.biz May 3 4-5P Monetize Your Idea-In 5 Steps & $500 hosted by Harold Alfond Institute for Business Inno-vation at Waterville Public Library FMI: smallbusinesswater-ville.eventbrite.com May 3 5:30P Maine Children’s Home for Little Wanderers host a Beer & Wine Tasting at T&B’s Celebration Center in Waterville. FMI: www.mainechildrenshome.org May 5 9A-12P Inland Let’s Go! Family Sun Series features Kiwanis 11th annual Health & Safety Fun Fair. FMI: www.inlandhospital.org

May 5 10A-12P Free comic book day at Waterville Public Library FMI: www.watervillelibrary.org May 8 9-11:30A GrowSmart Maine and Alliance of Smart Growth, KVCOG & Maine Downtown Cen-ter hosts Rising Water - Adapting Maine Communities at Augusta City Hall FMI: www.growsmartmaine.com May 8 1-2P Waterville Public Li-brary hosts Belonging in the place: Stories about Maine’s Jews FMI: www.watervillelibrary.org May 10 6-8P Inland Hospital hosts 8th annual May Day Auction to support Lakewood Continuing Care Center at Lakewood. FMI: www.inlandhospital.org May 11 2-4P Maine-ly Elder Care hosts blood pressure clinic at Uncle Dean’s in Waterville FMI: www.mainelyeldercare.com May 12 1-3P Waterville Creates! hosts Cool Cats in the Gallery with Waterville Area Humane Society FMI: www.watervillecreates.org May 16 4:30-6:30P Crisis and Counseling Centers Annual Celebra-tion & Art Receptions: It Begins With You & Me at Columbus Hall, Governor Hill Mansion, Augusta FMI: www.crisiandcounseling.org May 18 7-9P Kiwanis Club of

Waterville hosts 2nd Great Charity Game Show FMI: www.watervillekiwanis.com May 19 10A-3:30P Waterville Creates! hosts Arts in Bloom FMI: www.watervillecreates.com May 19 11A Town of Benton hosts 7th Annual Benton Alewife Festival at the Benton Family Fun Park May 19 Inland Hospital hosts Women’s Wellness Walk 10A-12P in Castonguay Square FMI: www.inlandhospital.org May 21 12:30-4P GrowSmart Maine Communicating with Mainers on Climate Change - A hands-on training using current Maine-based messaging research FMI: www.growsmartmaine.com May 22 9:30A-12P The Cat in the Hat at Waterville Opera House FMI: www.operahouse.org May 24 2-4P Maine-ly Elder Care hosts blood pressure clinic at Hannaford in Skowhegan FMI: www.mainelyeldercare.com May 24 8P Melvin Seals & JGB performs at Waterville Opera House FMI: www.operahouse.org May 30-31 6-8P Maine Children’s Home for Little Wanderers hosts Adopting Information Meeting FMI: www.mainechildrenshome.org

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People News New Dimensions Federal Credit Union announces that it has a new branch manager for its Augusta loca-tion. Sara Bangs Fifield came onboard in March with 19 yrs in the Financial Industry. Fifield previously worked for another financial institution in the Augusta area & has an extensive background in lending & man-agement.

Joshua Zukerman, president of Snow Pond Technolo-gy Group Inc. is proud to announce the hiring his first employee, Seth Rogers. Seth comes with over 15 years of IT support, training, and customer service experi-ence. He will be helping clients with implementing technology solutions that will make their small busi-nesses more efficient and competitive.

Allison Watson will be joining CEI as an SBDC advi-sor working out of the Waterville office in the Cham-ber building replacing Rose Creps who replaced Janet Roderick. Allison has an interesting background in for-profit business and non-profit financial management roles. She also has taught business and technology classes at the high school and college level. Allison is a central Mainer, and is looking forward to being part of the economic building in central Maine through business development.

Colby College has named Lee Glazer the founding director of the Lunder Institute for American Art. Cur-rently curator of American art for the Smithsonian In-stitution’s Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery (Freer|Sackler), Glazer is a leading scholar of American art with expertise in a range of areas, includ-ing the work of artists Romare Bearden, Thomas Dew-ing, and James McNeill Whistler.

Mike Stair has been appointed president in addition to his current role of COO at Care & Comfort.

Frank Webb Home celebrated its grand opening in First-Park with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Thank you Cunning-ham Security for sponsoring these events.

New Dimensions Federal Credit Union hosted April’s Business After Hours. Thank you to our 2018 sponsors Keybank and Inland Hospital and the beverage sponsor Valley Beverage. Congratulations to Irene Plourde of Coldwell Banker Plourde on winning the 50/50 raffle.

Megan Hart of Cianbro is a process improve-ment special who gave an engaging presentation on Intro to Lean-

Failure Demand. Thank you for teaching us how to make incremental improvements to business process.

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Sponsored by:

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52 Front Street, Waterville ME (207) 873-6228

These events are a great opportunity to mix and mingle with other business professionals and leaders in our communities. Hors d’oeuvres, beer, wine, and other beverages are

available, as well as a 50/50 raffle and fabulous door prizes donated by area businesses. Make sure to bring your business cards!

Hosted by:

May 10 5:00 to 7:00PM

Hathaway Creative Center 10 Water Street, Waterville

May 8

5:00 to 7:00PM

18 Silver Street, Waterville

Sponsored by:

Benefits

High Hopes Club House

Sponsored by:

May 3 7:15 to 9:00 AM

Thomas College Spann Student Commons in the Summit Room

Maine’s Workforce Challenge Department of Labor’s Commissioner John Butera will give insight on the challenges of finding

trainable staff and retaining them.

Cost per person: $18 members, $25 at the door & non-members. TO REGISTER: E-mail: programs@midmainechamber.com • PHONE: 873-3315

(See yellow insert for more information.)

Harold Alfond Institute

for Business Innovation

May 16 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM

Pete’s Pig Catering & Barbeque 35 Water Street, Waterville

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Snow Pond Cruises and Histor-ical Tours is now open (May 1 thru Oct. 15) for its 5th anniver-sary season. For private luxury cruises for any occasion call 314-3520.

Congratulations to Bangor Sav-ings Bank Foundation Commu-nity Matters $5k winners: Chil-dren's Discovery Museum and Waterville Area Habitat for Humanity!

Thomas College's annual Dirty Dog Mud Run, helped raise more than $26,000 for its recreation department.

Maine Children's Home for Little Wanderers has received notification that it has achieved Renewal of Hague Accreditation through the Council on Accredi-tation (COA) as authorized by the U.S. Dept of State, according to an announcement made to Richard Dorian, its executive di-rector of the organization.

Kennebec Valley Community College was recognized for achieving the Gold level in the

2018 Gold Star Standards of Ex-cellence Program. All Maine post-secondary institutions were in-vited to apply for recognition; those that applied and met at least six of ten Gold Star Standards were recognized with a plaque.

Snow Pond Center for the Arts Academy students in Sonja Fra-ser's studio arts classes have cre-ated works drawn from menu items at 7 area restaurants. 70 students are taking part in the Feast Your Eyes project. One of the goals of the exhibition is to show how food brings communi-ty together.

Congratulations to CEI, Coastal Enterprises Inc., on celebrating its 40 year anniversary!

Support Sustain Mid-Maine Co-alition by purchasing a specialty license plate! FMI: www.sustainmaineplate.com

5 ME orgs will receive $1.5M to support efforts to develop & pre-serve affordable housing, revital-ize & sustain neighborhoods & create jobs. The funding is awarded through the Neighbor-Works America pro-gram. MMCC members are re-ceiving funds as follows: Coastal Enterprises Inc., $507,000 & Kennebec Valley Community Action Program Housing Ser-vices, $115,500. Wooohooo!

Member News

The 2018 Business to Business Showcase held at Colby College had great energy and a full field-house. Congratulations to Jen King of Cayer Security on winning the $1000 cash prize sponsored by Maine State Credit Union. Thank you to our major sponsors: Are You Ready To Party??, Central Maine Growth Council, Central Maine Motors Auto Group, Colby College, Kennebec Savings Bank, and Maine Technology Group.

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Member Spotlight - Waterville Country Club Waterville Country Club is a semi-private golf club located at 39 Country Club Road in Oakland. It is

one of the premier golf courses in all of Maine. In addition to the 18-hole course, Waterville Country Club also has a pro shop, restau-rant and practice facility all located on site.

Waterville Country Club was founded in 1916 when a group of local businessmen purchased over 150 acres of prime real estate in Oakland, Maine. The original 9-hole course was designed by the founding members and was rede-signed in the 1930s by Orrin E. Smith, who worked for many years under well known architect Donald Ross. In 1967, an additional 9-holes were built in conjunction with reworking the existing holes to give the members the 18-hole course that sits there today.

The newly named Nineteen 16 Restaurant is open

to the public as well as mem-bers. Nineteen 16 caters to all needs as it features multiple lounge areas, a dining room and a banquet room. The lounge areas include outdoor seating which is very pop-ular on those long summer nights. Nineteen 16 also offers daily lunch, dinner and drink specials.

Waterville Country Club is available to non-members at spe-cific times, but there are still mem-berships available. The club has a number of membership options

that are sure to fit any and all needs. Full memberships, trial memberships, junior rates, you name it, it has it at Waterville Country Club.

Don’t pass up the chance to check out what could be the best membership value in the state! For infor-mation regarding memberships at the Waterville Country Club, please contact Nicholas Pelotte at (207) 465-2838.

“A hidden gem in central Maine that will steal your golf-ing heart.”

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Thank you to our 2018 sponsors:

Held at Thomas College Spann Student Commons in the Summit Room from 7:15 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.

Cost per person: $18 members, $25 at the door & non-members. Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce, 50 Elm Street, Waterville, ME 04901-6015

TO REGISTER: E-mail: programs@midmainechamber.com • PHONE: 873-3315 • FAX: 877-0087 (PLEASE NOTE: To cancel, please call the Chamber two (2) business days prior to the event to avoid being charged.)

May 3

Maine’s Workforce Challenge Department of Labor’s Commissioner John Butera

will give insight on the challenges of finding trainable staff and retaining them.

John Butera, a Waterville resident, has served as

Gov. Paul LePage’s senior economic adviser

since 2011 and has also worked on economic

and community development, business finance,

workforce development and labor issues.

Print Media Sponsor:

Radio Sponsor:

Thank you to our 2018 sponsors:

Held at Thomas College Spann Student Commons in the Summit Room from 7:15 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.

Cost per person: $18 members, $25 at the door & non-members. Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce, 50 Elm Street, Waterville, ME 04901-6015

TO REGISTER: E-mail: programs@midmainechamber.com • PHONE: 873-3315 • FAX: 877-0087 (PLEASE NOTE: To cancel, please call the Chamber two (2) business days prior to the event to avoid being charged.)

May 3: Maine’s Workforce Challenge Department of Labor’s Commissioner John Butera will give in-

sight on the challenges of finding trainable staff and retaining them.

June 7: Challenges of Employment Law: Doing the Right Thing for Your Employees While Protecting

Your Business. Join Gregg Frame, employment law attorney with Taylor, McCormack & Frame, LLC, as

he illustrates how to navigate your efforts to improve employee performance while still protecting your

company.

September 13: Your Small Business Toolkit- FREE Resources to Help You Grow Your Business From

business plan assistance to introduction to lending resources to floor layout of your manufacturing line, let

the panel of Maine Small Business Development Center, Small Business Administration & Coastal Enter-

prises, Inc. help start, scale and grow your business. Moderated by Central Maine Growth Council’s

Garvan Donegan.

October 4: Gubernatorial Debate Forum

November 8: Keys to Building and Engaging a Passionate Team that Gets Results David Pease, senior

vice president of human resources at Bangor Savings Bank, will talk about what engages your staff and

how to make them passionate about working as a team while attaining positive outcomes.

December 6: Media Relations - Local Media Platforms to Grow Your Business MaineToday Media CEO

Lisa DeSisto will discuss how to engage with customers and businesses using traditional and new plat-

forms that are available in local media to grow your business.

Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce Gift Certificates

Accepted at over 200 local businesses. See list for participating members on back or visit www.midmainechamber.com for the most up-to-date list.

Chamber gift certificates are available at Mid-Maine Chamber of

Commerce’s office. Monday - Friday 9AM - 5PM. Call ahead and we’ll have them ready for you to pick up at your convenience!

These are the perfect present for:

If you’re a Chamber member and would like to participate in our gift certificate program, call us today. It’s a free and great member benefit!

Thank you to our sponsor, Kennebec Savings Bank. Cash, checks and all major credit cards accepted.

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We’ve got the perfect gift for everyone!

• Birthdays • Charitable Donations • Graduations • Father’s Day • Mother’s Day • Showers • Weddings

18 Below Raw Bar & Grill A&G Shooting AAA Travel and Insurance Advance 1 Cleaning Services, Inc. AFC-Augusta Fuel Company Alfond Youth Center Allied Realty Amcomm Wireless American Glass Company Amici’s Cucina Animal Hospital of Waterville Annie’s Variety Anytime Fitness Apollo Day Spa & Salon Applebee’s International, Inc. Aquarius Pools and Spas Are You Ready To Party?? Aroma Joe’s Asian Cafe Athenas by Ashleigh B&B Embroidery and Ink Bacon Farm Maple Products LLC Becky’s Seafood & Vegetables Belgrade Lakes Boat Auto & RV Storage Benton Family Fun Park Berry’s Stationers Best Western Plus – Waterville Beverly’s Card & Gift BNI Elm City Referral Source Chapter Boards Under My Feet Bolley’s Famous Franks Bromar Printing Buen Apetito Bug Busterzzz C. B. Davis Co., Inc. Campbell’s Agway True Value Cancun Mexican Restaurant Capital Area Federal Credit Union Care and Comfort Caswell’s Liquidation Center CellMedic Central Maine Chrysler Dodge Jeep Central Maine Disposal Central Maine Motors Central Maine Power Central Maine Septic & Portable Toilets Central Maine Toyota Central Maine Web Champions Fitness Club Chase Toys Children’s Book Cellar Children’s Discovery Museum Christopher Hastings Confections Colby College Color Graphics LLC Comics, Cards & Collectibles Community Production, LLC CrossFit Decal Day’s Jewelers Days Travel Bureau Diane’s Travel Agency Dixon’s Country Market Downeast Energy Echo Valley Farm Elm City Photo, Inc.

Emery’s Meat & Produce Enchanted Herbs & Teas Eric’s Restaurant Evolution Salon Eye Care of Maine Eye for Detail Fairfield Antiques Mall Favorites OTB Fieldstone Meadows, LLC Firehouse Subs Fireside Inn & Suites Fortin’s Home Furnishings Fowlers Roofing Framemakers Garland Road Small Animal Hospital Gene’s Market George Roderigue & Sons GHM Agency Grass Eaters Lawn Care & Maintenance Grondin’s Certified Cleaners H&R Block Hamelin Furniture Company Hamlin’s Marine Hammond Lumber Company Hammond Tractor Company Hampton Inn Hemphills Horses, Feed and Saddlery, Inc. Heritage House Hillman’s Bakery Holy Cannoli, Inc. Home Depot Home Energy Answers Homestyle Customer Kitchens & Bath Hometown Veterinary Care Humane Society-Waterville Area Itali-ah Jin Yuan Johnny’s Selected Seeds John’s Market Joseph’s Fireside Restaurant Joseph’s Sporting Goods Kennebec Electric & Lighting Kennebec Eye Care Kennebec Valley Community College Korner Store & Deli KSW Federal Credit Union KV CrossFit Larsen’s Jewelry Little Pictures of Maine Loyal Biscuit Co. Lunanightday Antiques and Art Lyman’s Farm & Hardware Store Lynch Landscaping MacKenzie Landscaping, Inc. Magic Falls Rafting Maine Fire Equipment Co. Maine Made & More Maine Wilderness Tours Maine-ly Power Sports MaineGeneral Medical Center Mainely Brews Restaurant & Brewhouse Marden’s, Inc. McCormack Building Supply, Inc Mei Dream Meridians

Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter Ming Lee Minuteman Signs Mix Maine Media Monitor of Maine Morning Sentinel Nardi Appraisal Service Natanis Golf Course New Dimensions Federal Credit Union New England Animal Hospital Northeast Laboratory Services O’Brien’s Irish Restaurant & Pub Once Upon A Time Preschool & Daycare Orthopedic Physical Therapy Parsonage House Penske Truck Rental PFBF, Certified Public Accountants Pine Tree Cellular Pleau’s Market Pool Tech Primp My Paws Mobile Pet Grooming PRO Moving Service Punch Construction Services Radio Communications Railroad Square Cinema RE-BOOKS Used and Rare Books Redington Museum Saturn Business Services (SBS Carbon Copy) School Street Yoga Sherwin-Williams Silver Street Tavern Smile Solutions Smiles for Maine Orthodontics by Dr. Charlie Ruff Snow Pond Cruises and Historical Tours Somerset Stone & Stove Spell Bound – A Gamer’s Paradise State Farm Insurance – John Fortier Steve’s Appliance Service & Sales Strictly Roofing SweetFrog Premium Frozen Yogurt The Cupcake Pop Co. The End Zone The Last Unicorn The Pointe Afta The Proper Pig The Purple Cow House of Pancakes Thompson Volkswagen Audi Mazda Treasure Chest II Uncle Dean’s Natural Market Virtual Dimensions Ware-Butler, Inc. Waterville Area Habitat for Humanity Waterville Country Club Waterville Florist & Event Planning Waterville House of Pizza Waterville Opera House Waterville Public Library What’s Your Sign? Whisperwood Lodge & Cottages Wilson Family Maple Syrup Yankee Communications Yankee Trophy You Broke IT?

Regional Job Fair

May 2, 2018

12-4pm

T&B’s Celebration

Center, 6 Jefferson St., Waterville

centralmaine.org/resources/job-fair

•Master-level therapist •Lifeguard •Mortgage loan officer •Welder •Radiology technologist •Service

technician •Sales •Case worker •Registered Nurse •Camp counselor •Special ed teacher

•Electrician •Engineer •CNA •Carpenter •Children’s program manager •And more...

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