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We are pleased to share the following news, happenings, and collaborations with you! The information contained in this week's newsletter was shared with the Chamber on or before noon on the Thursday before it was sent. To have your information considered for inclusion in future issues, please submit your information on or before noon on the Thursday before you'd like it published.
To stay in the know, visit the WGACC Digital Archives. For past NHCs and now our monthly Engager, which is only mailed to each Primary Contact at our members in good standing is also in the on-line library. While you are there please feel free to review The Chamber’s 2020 Annual Report as well.
In addition, we have heard that some messages are being delivered with a link that must be clicked to see the complete newsletter. We apologize for the inconvenience and have determined that this is related to the email service provider that you use to read the newsletter. We hope you will click the link!
Highlights include the following:
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- Mark your calendar: 9/29 at 4:30
- Application cycle open for 2022 TAP
- Top 10 ranking
- Register for Business Expo
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- Register for Business Expo
- Media Shout-Outs
- Funding Opps
- Festival of Lights
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Visit Watkins Glen
& Schuyler County
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Watkins Glen
Area Chamber
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Pandemic Spotlight Updates
We continue to monitor the evolving situation with the pandemic. Currently, staff and Chamber visitors are not required to wear masks, but are welcome to do so. Continue to check the CDC and State web sites for updates. Scroll down for helpful information. We will do our best to keep you up-to-date, but it is likely that there will be new updates as soon as we hit send! Stay safe.
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NY Forward & Other Government News
- Communicate your HERO Act plan
- Economic Injury Disaster Loan
- Gov. Hochul: requirements for school personnel
- Vaccine clinics
- Join your neighbors and VaxUp
- $800 million in grants for small businesses available
- Grant info
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Winners all around at the
21st Annual Donald Brubaker Memorial Golf Tournament
Twelve teams teed up for this year's golf tournament, held at the Watkins Glen Golf Course on September 17, 2021. Presented by Chemung Canal Trust Company, the tournament included a special attraction this year: the Puffy Chip Shot. Many thanks to all the sponsors, including Visions Federal Credit Union, Corning Credit Union, Alternatives Federal Credit Union, Genesee Valley Agency, Famous Brands Outlet, Watkins Sporting Goods, and Seneca Lodge who provided the lunch.
Thank you to all who participated this year, and
congratulations to the following prize winners:
Longest Drive
Male – Zack Knapp
Female – Nicole Cleary
Closest to the Pin
Male – Zack Knapp
Female – Heather Mingos
1st Place – Chemung Canal Trust (60)
2nd Place – Clinical Associates (63)
3rd Place - E. C. Cooper (63)
Skins - E.C. Cooper
$140 was the 50/50 prize
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2022 TAP application cycle is open
The application period for 2022 Tourism Assistance Program (TAP) funding is now open. The Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce will be accepting applications through October 8, 2021, for projects that support and promote tourism in Schuyler County, New York. The source of dollars from which projects will be funded is the County’s share of taxes collected on overnight stays within the County (lodging receipts). Interested non-profit organizations are invited to review detailed information and download the application from the Chamber’s website. Hard copies of the application may also be picked up at the Chamber office, located at 214 N. Franklin Street, Watkins Glen, NY. Completed forms can be submitted in person at the Chamber office or emailed to michael@watkinsglenchamber.com. All submissions must be received on or before October 8, 2021.
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Register for Business Expo
The Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce's 15th Annual Business Expo is scheduled for Wednesday, October 6, at the Watkins Glen Community Center. This event is sponsored by Cameron Manufacturing & Design. For more info and to register, visit the web. The event begins with a showcase open to the public from 4 - 5 pm. Attendees learn about the goods, services, and products available in the community and may purchase items if they are offered. If you're considering exhibiting, perhaps you'd like to post available jobs for the fall and winter. We will also be holding a Brochure Exchange at the event as well so be sure to prepare rack cards, brochures, and any other relevant literature pertaining to your business. Attendees also take advantage of the opportunity to network, build new business relationships, and learn about the unique businesses, products and services available from Chamber members within the community. At 5 pm, the event will transition into the Chamber's monthly Mixer, with a cash bar, 50/50 and prize drawing and a raffle for items from each participating vendor. (No ATM on site.) Refreshments will be available at 5pm.
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September Tri-County Mixer:
9/22 @ Lakewood Vineyards
Join Chamber and community members from Schuyler, Chemung, and Steuben counties at the annual Tri-County Mixer. This year's event will be held at Lakewood Vineyards and will feature a cash bar and light refreshments. We look forward to lots of mixing, mingling, and networking! Join us from 5pm to 7pm. Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce members: $5; Non-Members/Guests $10; visit https://tinyurl.com/WGC-tricountymixer21 for details and to register)\
Upcoming mixers:
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WGACC's October mixer will be held after the Business Expo, at the Community Center, on October 6 (see entry above).
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November's mixer is at the International Motor Racing Research Center. Details online.
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Forever friend stops in
Look who popped by to say hello, catch up, get an update on us, and let us know how she is doing? Max Neal, Grand Dame of the Chamber and tourism pal of current Executive Director Michael Hardy. “Max is an icon in Schuyler and the Finger Lakes, if not NYS! I am glad she is happy and healthy if not here with us regularly. She is living the good life in Vermont near family, and I know her visit here made me and a lot of others happy!"
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100 years & counting
The Chamber of Commerce was delighted to help representatives from Nelson Development (including owner and Chamber member Bruce Nelson, pictured) celebrate the centennial of Bruce's most recently restored property. Nine apartments are now housed at the Broadway Flats, formerly the Rural Urban Center, originally the Montour Falls Union Grammar School, and now on the National Register of Historic Places. Plans for additional units are underway in the space that formerly housed the My Place daycare center. Executive Director Michael Hardy said, "I'm happy to know that more housing is being offered to help with workforce needs." If you have something special coming up, please include the Chamber so we can help you celebrate and spread the word. Contact Abby Lane (abby@watkinsglenchamber.com).
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Roam the Empire: waterfront wins
This week's posts on Roam the Empire featured several of our Chamber members in a post about waterfront hotels, with a special shout-out to Hart Hotels!
On 9/16: "The Watkins Glen Harbor Hotel welcomes you with unmatched style and comfort on the shores of Seneca Lake in the heart of the Finger Lakes Wine Country. Explore wine trails, historic attractions, Watkins Glen State Park and more from the hotel’s central location. https://bit.ly/3lwaTcL" For more information on the Roam the Empire campaign, visit Facebook.
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Attend the next meeting!
Mark your calendar for the next Holiday Happenings & Winter Traditions Planning Meeting:
September 29
214 N Franklin Street
Starting at 4:30
Please join us at the meeting to help the Chamber plan this year's Holiday Happenings & Winter Traditions. This is the current schedule. Some of these events are currently not finalized, and all events will be subject to pandemic-related regulations.
Nov. 19: Snowflake Spectacular entries due to Chamber by 4pm (member only)
Nov. 27: Small Business Saturday & kick-off for 30 Days of Shopping Local
Dec. 2: WGACC Annual Meeting/Snowflake Spectacular Winner Announced
Dec. 3-4: Holiday Fair at Clute Memorial Park (Carriage Rides, Wine Tastings, Crafts, Elfland with Visit from Santa)
Dec. 10: Watkins Glen Promotions' Village(s(')) Christmas on Franklin Street
Dec. 10: Launch of Holiday Lights - Schuyler Style
Dec. 11: Holiday Fair at Clute Memorial Park (Carriage Rides, Wine Tastings, Crafts, Elfland with Visit from Santa)
Dec. 31: Ring in the New Year at Clute Memorial Park, Seneca Lake Events Center
Jan. 5: Winter-themed Monthly Chamber Mixer (stay tuned)
Jan. 22: The annual Chamber Winter Gala
Jan.27-29: Hart's Harbor Hotel Ice Bar
Feb. 2: Chinese New Year at House of Hong (Monthly Mixer)
Feb. 14: Valentine’s Weekend packages
Are you a Chamber member and will be hosting an event in November, December, January, or February? Tell us about it so we can include details in promotional materials: submit your event information here. For more information, contact Abby Lane, Events Manager.
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Fall hours for Visitor/Info Centers
The Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce staffs the Visitor Center at the Watkins Glen State Park (in addition to the Information Center at 214 N. Franklin St.). Chamber representatives will be available in the Park's Visitor Center from 9am to 5:30pm daily through October 31, 2021. Chamber representatives will be available at 214 N. Franklin Street from 9am to 7pm during the week (Mondays through Fridays) and from 11am to 5pm on Saturdays and Sundays. Also, please note additional updates from the Park as follows:
- The Olympic pool facility closed on September 6 for the season.
- The shuttle bus at the Park is now only running on Saturdays and Sundays.
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New attraction:
Something to do in the evening
A new, world-class, attraction is open for community members and visitors alike to enjoy in the evening. Please encourage frontline staff, guests/visitors, friends, and family to visit the show and to tell their friends about it! Info and tickets are online.
WENY joined leaders and community members at the official opening of the Finger Lakes Festival of Lights on September 15, with this to say: "The lights were flipped on at a Finger Lakes brewery; not to start the fermentation and bottling process but to open Schuyler County's newest attraction. A one-of-a-kind light show was turned on in Hector at Grist Iron Brewing Company. The finger lakes festival of lights held a launch party for their grand opening in the back of the brewery on their newly minted event area. The festival of lights has tons of different light displays, everything from small lizards, to dinosaur footprints and even full-blown lions. Some of the displays are made with porcelain and silk and feature fantasy and ancient artisan concepts. The show draws its inspiration from an old ancient tradition of displaying lit lanterns throughout Asia." Read/watch the full coverage. In the video you'll see Executive Director Michael Hardy quoted as saying this should bring thousands of people to the area for evening activities.
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FLX Clean-Up: 2021 in the bag!
This just in from Robert Kurz, Chamber member, owner of Watkins Glen Wines & Spirits, and organizer of the FLX Clean-Up event. "We had 14 divers, 3 kayaks and several volunteers. It was a success, and I hope to find out how many Adopt-a-Highway groups went out soon! Thanks to all for your support."
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Marketing Opportunities
As we begin thinking about fall and winter, make plans to purposefully share your message with potential guests and customers. Consider one of these marketing opportunities with the Chamber. We are happy to be partnering with the Farm Sanctuary to remind visitors of the brand-building merchandise for sale online and with the Schuyler County Historical Society to share some of their collection in our display case. Other opportunities:
Window space at 214 N. Franklin Street: $125/month
Ask about wall and floor displays! Also be sure to start your budget plans with your membership, sponsorships, 2022 travel guide ads, and maybe a little slush fund for new initiatives that the Chamber may be able to present with a new executive director and/or post-pandemic opportunities. Extra hint from Hardy: Please start budgeting for 2022 with the Chamber in mind. More details to follow in the October Engager.
Questions? Contact Executive Director Michael Hardy: michael@watkinsglenchamber.com or (607) 535-4300.
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Hints from Hardy
Business and hospitality hints
from Michael Hardy
HINT 1 Loyal vs repeat customers
We're all familiar with loyalty clubs for our favorite businesses. And those programs surely bring us back to the establishment for repeat business. Have you considered the difference between loyal customers and repeat customers? This article from Groups Today highlights the difference and their relevance to retention.
HINT 2 Small Business Now Report
Constant Contact recently released a report that analyzed more than 2,000 survey responses from small business leaders and consumers across the US. The 1,000 small business respondents all had a job title of “Manager” or above and represented US businesses with 100 employees or less. We also polled more than 1,000 US consumers, all of whom were 18 years or older and had made at least one purchase online since March 1, 2021. Both surveys were fielded from June 23 to July 2, 2021. Research was conducted by WiseWorks. The report offers insights that may be of interest to small and medium sized businesses.
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Check out the Events Calendar
Members are invited to submit events to the Chamber's online events calendar. The Chamber routinely pulls from this calendar for social posts and includes the link in appropriate news releases. Please bookmark the events page. Check it regularly for opportunities to enjoy, and remember to submit your organization's events (including a picture). If you don't have a relevant picture, upload a logo (designating it as an image, please). Want to talk this through? Call Abby (607-535-4300) or register for the next Simpleview training.
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This event, which is a 2021 TAP grant recipient, coincides with Watkins Glen International's annual beer festival, the Finger Lakes Beer Festival presented by Chemung Canal Trust Company. Details online.
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Remembrance Ceremony
Arnot Health's Perinatal Bereavement Program extends an invitation to their annual “Grief Shared is Grief Diminished” Memorial Service, on September 26, at 2pm. This gathering will take place outdoors at White Hollow Acres, 3509 Comfort Hill Road, Wellsburg, NY. This is a special gathering that takes place to remember babies who were miscarried, stillborn, or died after being born. The event will conclude with a butterfly release. In light of the COVID-19 Pandemic, all attendees must wear face coverings and practice social distancing. Please RSVP in confidence to Megan Wasicki, Perinatal Bereavement Program Coordinator at (607) 737-4188.
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Watkins Glen History Walk
The final Watkins Glen History Walks of the season will be on Sunday, September 26. Presented by the Schuyler County Historical Society, the one-hour walks offer a glimpse into key events, people and places in the village’s past. Historical Society Board President Jean Hubsch will share the stories. The free walks are enjoyed by visitors and local residents. Participants should meet at the Seneca Harbor Park Pier at 10am. The walks are conducted rain or shine. For more information, call the Historical Society at (607) 535-9741.
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BBB events open to Chamber members
Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce members are invited to attend Better Business Bureau events. We share the following options for your consideration.
BBB Webinar Series: Planning for Your Pet
Are you looking to adopt a pet? Or, did you recently adopt a pet and are wondering, what's next? Pet scams have been one of the top scams reported to Better Business Bureau in both 2020 and 2021. This webinar, co-presented by BBB of Upstate New York and Consumer Credit Counseling Services of Rochester, will cover -- among other topics -- scams/red flags to look out for.
BBB Webinar Series: Managing Your Online Reputation
Join Better Business Bureau representatives for an overview of online reputation management—from your website to your customer reviews, social media, and everything in between. This session will cover topics, including (but not limited to) why you should keep your website updated and how customer reviews can help your online presence. This is an interactive webinar; we want YOU to tell us what your questions and concerns are when it comes to the online world. Please email mmcgovern@upstatenybbb.org to get your questions submitted!
Grow with Google Series: Get Your Local Business on Google Search and Maps
Do you want your business to be found online? Need to figure out how to manage your business on Google Search and Maps? Hide your address?
Join us to learn the importance of verifying and how to use your Google Business Profile effectively. This is a free profile for local businesses who want to connect with customers on Google Search and Maps. In this session (with a hands-on demo), we’ll show you how to create or claim your Business Profile on Google and manage your business info across Google Search and Map.
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Make sure your info is on the
Chamber website: session is tomorrow
Join a virtual training session so you are comfortable adding to and updating your information on the Chamber's website: explorewatkinsglen.com.
September 21, 2021 at 10am via Zoom
Need a reason why? In August, the site hosted 34,500 visitors, of which, nearly 1,250 of those visitors checked out the things to do page and 947 visited the places to stay page. Register for the training here. Registration requested by September 20.
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Save the Dates:
New Statewide Winter Tourism Virtual Job Fair
October 6 & 7, 2021
I LOVE NY and the New York State Department of Labor will be hosting a winter tourism job fair to support winter tourism businesses across New York State. This job fair will be exclusively geared to the tourism community - for both businesses that work in or support the tourism industry, and potential tourism employees. Interested tourism businesses in need of seasonal or year-round staff are encouraged to sign up for a free virtual job fair booth.
- October 6: Statewide Winter Tourism Job Fair Employee Preview Day
- October 7: Statewide Winter Tourism Job Fair Main Day
Registration details will be available soon.
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2nd Annual Schuyler County
Farm Trail Weekend
September 25-26, 2021
Ten of the finest farms in Schuyler County are opening to the public, offering tours, tastings, hayrides, demonstrations, apple picking, shopping, and opportunities to meet the farm animals on September 25 and September 26. This event is open to the public and a TAP-awarded project. Please make plans to attend and encourage families, friends, and visitors to do the same. The weekend event is organized by Cornell Cooperative Extension of Schuyler County. Guests can purchase produce and goodies from the farms, including hand-crafted cheeses, apples, veggies, jams, cider, donuts, pies, and alpaca products. Find details online. This is a growing event to help attract overnight as well as day visitors. If you're a lodging, retail, dining, etc. Chamber member and would like to offer specials this weekend, please contact Executive Director Michael Hardy.
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Member News & Collaborations |
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Updates all around
Does your organization have news to share? A promotion, a new service, a new product? New hours or location? Send us your news so we can help you share it. Looking for advertising opportunities? We have them too. If you'd like to encourage sales of your product line and/or service offerings, please contact Stephanie Specchio.
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SCUDD to hold 2nd annual K-6 grade Billboard Contest
The Schuyler County Coalition on Underage Drinking (SCCUDD) is holding their second annual billboard contest for Schuyler County students in grades Kindergarten through sixth. All students attending Odessa-Montour Central School, Watkins Glen Central School, and Bradford Central School are eligible, including homeschool students residing in Schuyler County. The contest is for substance abuse prevention messages with a “Winter Holiday” theme. The winning billboard will be displayed during the months of November and December 2021. Billboards created must have a message that informs, persuades, or states facts about substance abuse. It can be about nicotine/tobacco/vaping, alcohol, and/or prescription drug abuse or illegal drug use and how it is harmful to youth. The message can be about one or all of these topics/substances. Details online.
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NASCAR announces 2022 dates
The NASCAR Cup Series will return to Watkins Glen International two weeks later in the summer of 2022, taking the green flag on Sunday, August 21, 2022.
“The on-track intensity is going ramp up even more for next year’s race,” WGI President Michael Printup said. “Moving our race to later in August means the drivers will be in desperation mode to secure one of the few remaining chances at the championship. Dreams will be made, and title hopes dashed, on the twists and turns at the Glen.”
The race will be the second-to-last event on the NASCAR Cup Series regular season schedule, which will conclude the following weekend at Daytona International Speedway to set up the Playoff field of 16 drivers.
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Erie Canalway IMPACT! Grants
The Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor is currently accepting applications for the Erie Canalway IMPACT! Grant Program. The grants range from $2,500 to $12,000 and will be awarded to municipalities, not-for-profits with a 501(c)(3) designation, and federally-recognized Native American tribes within the boundaries of the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor. Applications are due by Friday, October 15, 2021. Details are online. Reps from the granting organization indicate that applicants are strongly advised to contact them to discuss proposed projects prior to submitting an application. Please contact Andy Kitzmann, 518-237-7000 x201, andy_kitzmann@partner.nps.gov.
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Squires featured in exhibit
The history of the Squires Drum and Bugle Corps, which earned national acclaim during its 17 years, is the focus of an exhibit at the Schuyler County Historical Society’s Brick Tavern Museum.
“Echoes in the Valley: History of the Squires” comprises both the museum exhibit and online components. The museum exhibit will be in place through mid-March 2022. A photograph slideshow and interviews with Squires and Legion Cadets alumni can be seen on the Historical Society’s You Tube channel “Schuyler History.”
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Village Square & more
Curious about reserving the Village Square or other properties in Watkins Glen? Contact Parks and Event Center Manager Craig Bond for information about reserving the Village Square and all Village rented facilities, like the Seneca Lake Events Center, the Lakeside Pavilion, and the Community Center. Craig can be reached at parkmanager@watkinsglen.us.
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Grants available
Groups working to address the causes of poverty in Chemung, Schuyler and Tioga counties (New York) are invited to apply for a Catholic Campaign for Human Development local grant. Proposals are sought for projects benefiting and led by low-income people working together to bring about positive economic and/or social change in their communities. These projects should address the root causes of poverty and powerlessness and can focus on areas such as environmental justice, living wage, affordable housing, food security or racial justice. Catholic Campaign for Human Development local grants average $1,500. Application materials are available from Catholic Charities of Chemung/Schuyler. Please call Kathy at 734-9784 x2135 to have one mailed to you. Deadline for submission of the application is October 1, 2021. Grants are not available for individuals.
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GOT NEWS? THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR
LODGING MEMBER UPDATES
Any and all accommodation members are welcome to share their food, entertainment, and packages with the Chamber. We will help spread the word here in our e-news and on our social media platforms and website. Please know that we do NOT have complete information on availability and openings. In most cases, we direct guests to www.explorewatkinsglen.com, where they can find links to area lodgers. With this in mind, we hope you will keep your listings current and be sure to post your offers for the public and members on the WGACC Bulletin Board when you are checking out and/or updating your listing on the Simpleview Extranet.
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Vaccine Mandates
From a report published by the Business Council: On September 9, President Biden announced a six-prong national strategy to combat the COVID-19 virus. Several of the initiatives will impact employers. Primarily, the new mandates for employers will come from OSHA through an anticipated Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) that could become effective immediately upon publication in the National Register. While it could take weeks, it is unclear when the publication will occur. The strategy includes:
- Requiring all employers with 100 or more employees to ensure their workers are vaccinated or tested weekly
- Requiring employers with 100 or more employees to provide paid time off to get vaccinated
- Requiring vaccinations for workers at Medicare and Medicaid participating hospitals and other health care settings
- Requiring vaccinations for federal workers and for contractors doing business with the federal government
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Economic Injury Disaster Loans
The Small Business Administration has announced major enhancements to the COVID Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program, a federal disaster relief loan designed to better serve and support our small business communities still reeling from the pandemic. The SBA is ready to receive new applications immediately from small businesses looking to take advantage of these new policy changes. Details online.
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It's time: Communicate your HERO Act
The HERO Act requires employers to adopt and maintain an airborne infectious disease prevention plan to be implemented when an airborne infectious disease is designated by the New York State Commissioner of Health as a “highly contagious communicable disease that presents a serious risk of harm to the public health.” The deadline for communicating the existence of your plan to your employees was Saturday, September 4, 2021. Here's info to help you formulate your plan: Learn more about the HERO Act deadline and find sample language you can use to implement your plan. Please make sure your employees are notified.
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FDA approves first COVID-19 vaccine
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the first COVID-19 vaccine. The vaccine has been known as the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine, and will now be marketed as Comirnaty (koe-mir’-na-tee), for the prevention of COVID-19 disease in individuals 16 years of age and older. The vaccine also continues to be available under emergency use authorization (EUA), including for individuals 12 through 15 years of age and for the administration of a third dose in certain immunocompromised individuals. Read the full story.
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Grants for small businesses:
Gov. Hochul extends opportunity
The successful recovery of small businesses is key to New York State's future. The New York State COVID-19 Pandemic Small Business Recovery Grant Program is open now and provides flexible grant assistance to currently viable small businesses, micro-businesses, and for-profit independent arts and cultural organizations in the State of New York who have experienced economic hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Please check online for revised threshholds, eligibility requirements, and more information regarding the New York State COVID-19 Pandemic Small Business Recovery Program: www.nysmallbusinessrecovery.com. The program is administered by ESD and powered by Lendistry. Questions? Call 877-721-0097.
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SBA PPP Direct Forgiveness Portal opens
The Small Business Administration (SBA) has opened it’s SBA PPP Direct Forgiveness Portal, that will allow borrowers to apply for forgiveness directly through the SBA as opposed to applying through their lender, provided that the lender has opted in to the program. Thanks to Insero for sharing this and providing more details in their blog.
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Vaccine clinic info
In the area? The following options are offered by Arnot Health. Those wishing to be vaccinated can register online at arnothealth.org/vaccine-info-individuals, call 1-800-952-2662, or take advantage of walk-in service up to 30 minutes before the end of the clinic.
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Arnot Mall Event Center - Every Wednesday in September and October 2021, 10:00am - 5:00pm.
- Arnot Ogden Medical Center - Tuesday, September 21, 9:30am - 4:30pm
- Ira Davenport Memorial Hospital - Tuesday, September 21, Noon - 5:00pm
- Elmira College - Wednesday, September 22, 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
- Bradford Volunteer Fire Company, Thursday, September 23 - 3:00pm - 6:00pm
- Arnot Ogden Medical Center, Monday, September 27 - 7:00am - 4:00pm
- Arnot Ogden Medical Center, Tuesday, September 28 - 9:30am - 4:30pm
- Village Square Apartments, Thursday, September 30 - 10:00am - 3:00pm
- Elmira College, Monday, October 4 - 2:00 - 6:30 pm
- Arnot Ogden Medical Center, Tuesday, October 5 - 7:00am – Noon
- Arnot Ogden Medical Center, Thursday, October 7 - 1:00pm - 6:00pm
Stay informed:
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PROMOTE YOUR NEWS AND EVENTS
Add your happenings to the Public Events Calendar on our website!
Add your event quickly, easily, and at no cost. Click here for the submission page.
SHARE YOUR NEWS — VIA CHAMBER SOCIAL MEDIA & ENEWS
We will gladly feature your upcoming events and news on our social media channels and in our newsletter.
Contact Michael at (585) 721-6032 or send him your news
CONNECT WITH THE CHAMBER TEAM
Office Phone: (607) 535-4300
Katherine Jack, Visitor Center and Office Administrator email
Abby Lane, Events and Membership-Engagement Manager email
Stephanie Specchio, Director of Communications and Marketing email
Kate Fuller, Marketing Consultant (Part-Time contractor) email
Michael Hardy, Executive Director email and (585) 721-6032 (cell)
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