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Email Bulletin
April 2007

In This Issue

Chamber Meetings, Volunteer Salute and Hudson Fest

Director Spotlight: Bill Sullivan

Community Events

How to Get Your Event Listed


 

Chamber Meetings, Volunteer Salute and Hudson Fest
Jack Holder, Lucille King and Kathleen Farrell enjoy great comraderie at the Maynard Country Club

4.11 Board of Directors Mtg., Citizens Community Room, 7:45 am.

4.12 Ambassador Committee Mtg., Citizens Community Room, 8 am.

4.13 Meet the Editor Roundtable Meeting, Citizens Community Room, 8:15 to 9:15 am. Free, but reservations required.

4.25 Maynard Matters Meeting, Maynard Town Building, 8 am.

4.25 Business After Five Networking Event hosted by Citizens Bank, 17 Pope St. in Downtown Hudson. 5 to 7 pm. $7 Members, $14 nonmembers. Reservations requested.

4.26 Marketing Committee, Web Design Concept Meeting, 8:30 to 10:30 am., Hudson Savings Bank Board Room.

5.2 Maynard Fest Meeting, Maynard Town Building, 8 am.

5.3 Government Affairs Committee, Boyd Coatings Research Co., 8 am.

5.4 Golf Committee Meeting, Citizens Community Room, 8:30 am.

5.8 Business Network Breakfast at Marlborough Hospital. $7 Members-only. Reservations required.

VOLUNTEER SALUTE

This year's Auction was a smashing success, primarily due to the 20 volunteers who assisted us in a myriad of ways. Special thanks to...

Dick Downey (Boyd Coatings Research Co.), Chuck Randall (Randall Properties), Mary Beth Parker (Citizens Bank), Architect Allen Boemer, David Morey (Morey's Tavern), Dave Rykbost (Dave's Landscape Management), Mary Holtorf (Art & Soul), Gavin & Cathy Livingstone (Bryley Systems) and Dennis & Carol DeMaria (Hudson Bookkeeping).

Additionally, Middlesex Savings Bank provided a contingent of eight volunteers which included Tina Saulnier, Brandon Liberis, Lisa Lawton, Tyler Ogden, Paula Copley, Nevene Reynolds, Susan Mason and Marlene Thomas.

HUDSON FEST

As temperatures still hover around 40 degrees, it's hard to believe that the 21st Annual Hudson Fest, slated for Saturday, June 2nd, is right around the corner. We are currently seeking sponsors, vendors and volunteers to assist us on the day. We are also looking for members willing to donate large equipment, etc. for the Truck Zoo on South St. Interested parties should contact Sarah at sarahcressy@assabetvalleychamber.org.

Member Susan Getgood of Getgood Strategic Marketing, will be presenting her Leads Generation Workshop for the Middlesex West Chamber on April 23rd. If you missed it the 1st time around, you can register to attend by calling 978.263.0010.



This Friday, Friday the 13th in fact, your Chamber is hosting a "Meet the New Editor Meeting" from 8:15 to 9:15 am, at Citizens Bank Community Room in downtown Hudson. Not only will members have an opportunity to meet the new Enterprise-Sun Editor Cathy Buday, but Liz Banks, local editor of the MetroWest Daily News will be there as well.

Ms. Buday will give a brief presentation explaining both her background and her general vision, and the balance of the meeting will encompass Q & A and general discussion.

While the meeting is free for members and government officials, registration is required. So, please let us know whether or not you plan to attend by noon on Thursday! Coffee is provided courtesy of Frick & Frack Enterprises of Stow.


  • Director Spotlight: Bill Sullivan

    • Bill has worked as a Commercial Real Estate Professional in the Metro-West area for last 10 years. He currently serves as VP for RW Holmes Realty. His clients include both tenants and landlords and he has placed both national and local clients in a variety of office, industrial or flex space. Prior to commercial real estate, Bill had a very successful career as a manufacturers rep. Bill earned a BA in Government from Beloit College and currently serves on the Chamber’s Government Affairs and Golf Committees. Bill enjoys playing golf, tennis and ice hockey. Bill, his wife, and his daughter have lived in Hudson for the past 15 years.

  • Community Events

    • 4.12 Arts Alliance Members' Art Exhibit Opening Reception, 5:30 pm. Citizens Bank, 17 Pope St., Hudson. Show on display until 4/27. 978.562.1646. www.upwitharts.org.

    4.14 Dedication of Riverside Park Tennis Courts in Honor of Ed Krysa. Hudson High. 10 am. 978.568.9642.

    4.14 1st United Methodist Church of Hudson "JD's Hugs of Hope" Benefit Dinner and Dance for the Curtis Family. Featuring NE Pot Roast. $12 Adult. $6 children. $35 family. Reservations: 978.562.2932.

    4.15 Yankee Golden Retriever Rescue 2007 Benefit Auction. Riverview at Hudson Portuguese Club. 11 am. to 3 pm. $25/$35 for tickets. For more info, visit www.ygrr.org.

    4.18 Voices of the Andes presented by Arts Alliance @ Marlborough Bigelow School. 1 pm. performance. 2:15 pm. panpipe workshop. Workshop registration suggested. 978.562.1646.

    4.19 Prom Jewelry Workshops at Serendipity in Downtown Hudson. Additional workshops also scheduled for April 28th and May 4th. Registration required. 978.562.7756.

    4.27 St. Michael Parish Schools Auction for Academics @ Bolton International. 6:30 pm. $75/person, $140/couple. Tickets available at schools and parish. 978.562.7174 x310

    4.27 Jazz with the Pocket Big Band presented by the Arts Alliance. Hudson Town Hall. 7:30 pm. $. 978.562. 1646.

    4.27 and 4.28. Annual PC/TV and Small Electronics Recycle Days at Hudson's Stop and Shop Plaza. Friday, noon to 6 pm. Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm. Car batteries and Freon not accepted. Minimum $10 donation requested . All proceeds benefit local nonprofits. Sponsored by Intel. 978.553.5390.

    4.28 Hudson Community Partnerships Week of the Young Child. Family Fun & Resource Fair at Hildreth School in Marlborough. 9:30 am. to 12:30 pm. 978.562.1646.

    4.28 and 4.29. 5th Annual Help Clean Up Hudson Earth Day Event. Volunteers needed. Free trash pick-up at Riverside Park, South St. Parking Lot and Sauta Field. All trash must be in bags. Free trash bags from Beyond Real Estate, 241 Main St., Hudson. For more info, contact Kristen Lembo at 978.562.4248.

    4.28 Symphony Pro Musica presents Beethoven, Bartok and Student Compositions. Hudson HS, 7:30 pm. The concert will be presented again on 4.29 at Westborough HS, 2 pm. For tickets or info call 978.562.0939.

    Hudson Youth Baseball/Softball Prize Calendars . Cost is $10. Prizes range from $50 to $300. Available at Hudson Park & Rec. Office. Proceeds benefit Capital Improvements. For more info, log onto www.eteamz.com/HYSB.

  • How to Get Your Event Listed

    • To get your event listed on the Chamber's Monthly Email Bulletin, email information to info@assabetvalleychamber.org. For additional listings, visit www.assabetvalleychamber.org.

    p. 978.568.0360 f. 978.562.4118


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