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January 2018
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Service CU Names VP of Marketing
Service Credit Union is pleased to announce the appointment of Wendy Bryant-Beswick to Vice President of Marketing. A seasoned executive with more than 20 years of marketing management experience, Beswick will oversee the planning and execution of Service Credit Union's marketing initiatives including positioning, brand oversight, acquisition, communications, public relations, and business development.
Prior to joining SCU, Beswick was recently the Chief Retail Officer for Firstmark Credit Union responsible for all aspects of Retail Service and Marketing. As Chief Marketing Officer for Generations Federal Credit Union, she redeveloped the brand and contributed to significant business growth garnering multiple awards and recognition to include the National Desjardins for youth financial education efforts.
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New Partner Named at Leone, McDonnell & Roberts, P.A.
A resident of Deerfield and magna cum laude graduate of Bentley College (now Bentley University), Shauna has been with Leone, McDonnell & Roberts since 2006. As Vice President and Partner, Shauna brings a depth of knowledge and experience to the firm, specifically in the areas of audit and review services and tax planning and preparation.
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Dos Amigos Collaborating to Open Vida Tortilla in Dover
The owners of Dos Amigos Burritos and Vida Cantina are opening a tortilla production facility in a mill building on Washington Street.
Two people will be hired to work full time at Vida Tortilla in Dover. The hope is to produce enough tortillas to supply the five restaurants and make packages of 10 available for sale at Vida Cantina and Dos Amigos
. The plan is to also sell tacos for shoppers to snack on, and then they can bring a package home to their family for Mexican food night.
All the tortillas will be made from heirloom flint corn grown at Tuckaway Farm in Lee.
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Members Supporting Members
The donation will support spring grant awards for Dover public school teachers whose proposals create contemporary programs and innovative learning experiences for students. Relyco is a five-year SEED sponsor and has a long-standing history of supporting worthwhile organizations in the Dover community.
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Now Accepting Scholarship Applications and Educator Nominations
The Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce is currently accepting applications for their Student Scholarship Program. This program awards one area student $1,000 to be used towards post-secondary education costs. Applications are due by April 27th. Download Application
The Chamber is also accepting nominations for their Educator of the Year Award. This award recognizes a local education professional who employs innovative education strategies, demonstrates on-going leadership and cooperation and makes a lasting impact on their community and students. Download Nomination Form
Underwritten by Measured Progress
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PCA Announces New Tuition Program
Portsmouth Christian Academy (PCA) is launching a Variable Tuition Program, putting private Christian education within financial reach for more families. PCA leadership believes that economic diversity enriches the educational opportunity for all families in the Seacoast area, and is excited to enhance its enrollment program in this way.
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Jewelry Creations Supports Local Non-Profit
Jewelry Creations recently presented a check in the amount of $2,000 to Amy's Treat, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing solutions to the day-to-day difficulties of living with cancer and offers unexpected "treats" to renew the spirits of those battling the disease.
Since losing her father to cancer in 2010, Jewelry Creations owner, Kelly Glennon, has pledged her commitment to support organizations that fund cancer research and those that provide care for the individuals and families affected. In honor of her late father and to increase awareness of pancreatic cancer, Jewelry Creations donated a pair of amethyst and diamond earrings valued at $1,000. Community members were encouraged to buy raffle tickets for a chance to win; with one-hundred percent of the proceeds going to Amy's Treat. The support from the community was incredible and, with a matching donation from Jewelry Creations, the store presented a $2,000 check to Amy's Treat Board Member, Candace Fennessy.
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Dover Rotary Provides Boots to Dover Children
Dover Rotary Club, in cooperation with
Red's Shoe Barn, has once again donated shoes and boots to children in need. By funding a voucher program, working closely with schools and the Seymour Osman Community Center, Dover Rotary has donated 124 pairs of shoes and boots this school year.
Red's Shoe Barn has also provided boots and shoes with slight imperfections at no charge for Rotary's program and other community service agencies in Dover.
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Bob Sherwood Landscaping Maintains Chamber Grounds
The Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce would like to thank Bob Sherwood Landscaping Co. for preparing the outside of the Chamber for the winter. From cutting back the perennials to fall leaf clean-up, the Chamber is looking forward to coming back to life after the long winter.
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(Joined January 1-January 31, 2018)
Hope on Haven Hill
Kreativ Strategies LLC
WIN Home Inspection Dover-Concord
Rod Jablonski-Better Homes & Gardens~The Masiello Group
Oasis Senior Advisors of Maine and the Seacoast, NH
9Round
Tony Murphy | 160A Tri-City Plaza, Somersworth
Anderson Welding LLC
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We wish to thank the following organizations who renewed their Chamber membership in January.
Anthony McManus, PA
Bamford Investment Company, LLC
Dennis Munson Plumbing & Heating
Summit Land Development
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Members who renew their membership during their renewal month are entered to win a free dedicated e-blast to go out on their organization's behalf.
Valued at $200!
The renewal e-blast winner for January was Office Interiors Ltd.!
Get your membership in on-time to win!
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