Thank you 2020 Chamber Golf Classic Sponsors!...Million Dollar Hole-In-One 50/50 Sponsor: CGI Technologies & Soluions Longest Drive Sponsor: Seacoast Security Closest to the Pin Sponsors:

Hole Sponsors: American Glass Company

Boulet’s Truck Service

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Bowman Constructors

Cross Insurance

Damon’s Beverage

Day’s Jewelers

Gateway Financial Partners – Tom Shupe

Heritage House

Huhtamaki

Kennebec Savings Bank

Lion’s Den Tavern

Maine Technology Group

McDonald’s, Romad Co.

Nale Law Offices, LLC

Northeast Laboratory Services

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50/50 Sponsor: CGI Technologies & Solutions

Longest Drive Sponsor: Seacoast Security

Closest to the Pin Sponsors: Fortin’s Home Furnishings, Amici’s Cucina,

MacKenzie Landscaping, Casella Waste Management

Straightest Drive Sponsor: Harry J. Smith Company

Thank you 2020 Chamber Golf Classic Sponsors! Major Sponsors:

Luncheon Sponsor: Golf Cart Sponsor: Closing Ceremony Sponsor: Putt-Off Sponsor:

Hole Sponsors: Somerset Stone & Stove

Standard Waterproofing, Inc. Summit Natural Gas of Maine, Inc.

T-Mobile

Technology Solutions of Maine The Barber Parlor

Tree Spirits

Valley Beverage

Wiswell Electric

Work Health, LLC

Zimba Company, Inc.

People’s Salon & Spa

PRO Moving Service

Raymond James Financial Services

Savage’s Pharmacy

Sheridan Corporation

Silver Street Tavern

Yardstick Sponsor: McCormack Building Supply

Hole-In-One $45,000 Truck: Hole-In-One $10,000 cash: Hole-In-One $5,000 cash: Hole-In-One Vacation:

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August 18, 2020

Waterville Country Club

50 Elm Street, Waterville, ME 04901 Tel: (207) 873-3315 Fax: (207) 877-0087 [email protected] www.midmainechamber.comJoy McKenna, Chair of the Board Kimberly N. Lindlof, President & CEO

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What’s Inside• From the Board• Calendar of Events• People News• Member News• Perfect Attendance Awards• Snow Pond Center for the Arts

Our new “virtual reality” …

As with nearly everyone in this adjusted environment of late, the Chamber has had to pivot our thinking and approach to fundraising, events, and programs. Our new reality includes virtual Zoom presentations, online meetings, smaller events with COVID-19 guidelines – and yet, a renewed appreciation for the individuals and businesses in our area. While businesses have been adjusting to their own new realities, they have been incredibly supportive of Chamber programs and the associated fund-raising that allows us to assist with business support and development.

As we move forward, many of our events will, or have been re-designed to virtual formats. Our major fund-raisers, including the annual Coldwell Banker Plourde Super Raffle, our Annual Awards Ceremony, and Business to Business Showcase will still be held, albeit in varying degrees of virtual formats. Our largest event of the year, the Taste of Waterville is still in the discussion process for creative ideas on how to proceed.

What all of this means is that your Chamber continues to move forward with our goals for growing business in the area, with innovative uses of streaming capabilities,

virtual workshops and events, social media marketing – all the tools at our disposal. We will also continue to ask for your support through Chamber memberships, event sponsorships, and sharing of your ideas.

As we move toward Fall and the inevitable budgeting and planning season, I would love to meet with you to discuss how we can work together and look forward to next year – when all of our realities are more grounded, more positive, and filled with hope for getting back to our norm and our pre-COVID realities. The Chamber has many annual sponsorship opportunities that provide valuable branding, networking, and financial support to the area. When you are ready to look forward, please include the Chamber in your planning – the reality is – we are all in this together. And, when we work together, everyone wins.

Best,Cindy

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7:30 a.m. Marketing & Membership Committee

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Wednesday, August 26

Friday, August 28 7:30 a.m. Board of Directors

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From the Program Director

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KV Connect presented Educare Central Maine with a check for the money raisedat its Green Drinks held at the center in March. Educare is celebrating its 10th

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“KV Connect set a goal to raise $500 in 5 Days for United Way of Mid-Maine’s

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Perfect Attendance at the Albert S. Hall School

Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce presented 14 fourth and fifth-grade students with awards for achieving perfect attendance at Albert S. Hall School for the 2019-2020 school year. Due to the pandemic and the move to remote learning for the last part of the school year, there was no assembly held. However, all students receiving awards had their picture taken with Chamber President & CEO Kimberly N. Lindlof and received certificates and gift bags in recognition of their achievement.

To attain perfect attendance each student must not be tardy, have no unexcused or excused absences, and not have early release. The students with perfect attendance for the 2019-2020 school year were: Ilya Ansdell, Theresa Bickford, Kaleb Crocker, Kaedon Finch, Ava Fortuna, Lillian Gordon, Riviera Hernandez, Josephine Ker, Nivaeh Libby, Kiera McNeill, Reid Morrison, Minako Peck, Forrest Poulin and Hailey Snipe. All first-time winners were given gift bags containing certificates from local businesses plus a Kindle Fire.

Fifth-graders Ilya Ansdell, Theresa Bickford, Ava Fortuna and Forrest Poulin achieved perfect attendance for two years in a row. In

addition to a gift bag, each of these students were given a week at summer camp at Alfond Youth Center’s Camp Tracy.

Financial contributions to support this

program were provided by Bangor Savings Bank, Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce and Waterville Rotary Club, as well as certificate donations from Alfond Youth & Community Center.

Aug. 4, 3:00–3:30 p.m.Join Mrs. Liz on the Waterville Public Library’s Facebook page for instructions on how you and your kids can make a fun craft! The project and supply list will be announced on the FB event and on Waterville Public Library’s website. FMI: www.facebook.com/watervillelibrary/

Aug. 5, 12:30–1:00 p.m.Medicine Makers with the Maine Discovery Museum. Observe what happens when an antacid medicine mixes with water. After observing, it’ll be your job to recreate an antacid medicine with the chemicals you are given. Kit available 7/27/2020. Marisa Kelly from the Maine Discovery Museum will provide kits to be picked up the week before the program to be handed out through the Waterville Public Library to-go service. Do the project prior to the program and discuss the results via Zoom! Registration is required for each session (limit one kit per family, space is limited.) To participate and receive the Zoom links for these events, please register by filling out the following form: https://form.jotform.com/watervillepubliclibrary/kidshour

Aug. 11, 3:00–3:30 p.m.Join Mrs. Liz on the Waterville Public Library’s Facebook page for instructions on how you and your kids can make a fun craft! The project and supply list will be announced on the FB event and on Waterville Public Library’s website! FMI: www.facebook.com/watervillelibrary/

Aug. 12, 12:30–1:00 p.m.Slime Specialist with Maine Discovery Museum. Students will be given a sample of slime. Observe the texture of the slime and using the formula you are given, you will need to use additional chemicals to make your slime the same texture as the sample of slime given to you. Kit available 8/3/2020. Marisa Kelly from the Maine Discovery

Museum will provide kits to be picked up the week before the program to be handed out through the Waterville Public Library to-go service. Do the project prior to the program and discuss the results via Zoom! Registration for each session (limit one kit per family, space is limited.) To participate and receive the Zoom links for these events, please register by filling out the following form: https://form.jotform.com/watervillepubliclibrary/kidshour

Aug. 15, 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.Focus your mind, relieve stress, and improve your health at Champions Fitness Club’s Running Workshop. All conditions and experience levels are welcomed. FMI: [email protected] or to register www.ChiRunning.com

Aug. 18, 10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.Mainebiz brings together Maine’s best professionals to share their expertise, insight, and knowledge on a variety of topics that business owners and managers need to know. The 2020 Small Business Forum will be a two-day virtual forum for entrepreneurs, startups, and small businesses.FMI: www.mainebiz.biz/mainebiz-events


Aug. 22–23, all dayNorthern Light Inland Hospital has partnered with Gifford’s Ice Cream for a mini-golf fundraiser at the Waterville location. All proceeds from the fundraiser and a portion of Northern Light Delight’s sales, a new ice cream named by Inland Hospital employees sold at the Waterville stand, will help fund

cardiac monitoring equipment for high-risk moms with high blood pressure and other known cardiac conditions, and for newborns who require cardiac or respiratory monitoring.FMI: or to register, visit: northernlighthealth.org/giffords.


Aug. 27, 5:30–7:00 p.m.Educare Central Maine’s 4th Annual Showcase will be celebrating the impact made over the past year. Enjoy a kick-off celebration as Educare celebrates it’s 10th year with cookies, drinks, and outdoor learning opportunities. FMI: www.educarecentralmaine.org/

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to you and your business. Cost per person: $20 members, $27 at the door and non-members. To register, email: cindy@midmainechamber.

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Kennebec Savings Bank recently named six nonprofits throughout its service area as the recipients of its 2020 Catalyst Grants. Each recipient will receive a one-time $10k donation to help them continue to fulfill their missions during the COVID-19 pandemic. The recipients include Educare Central Maine, Kennebec Behavioral Health, and Family Violence Project.

If you are having trouble getting your fire extinguishers inspected from your current provider, please consider calling Maine Fire Equipment Co., Inc. located in Skowhegan and ready to help you. Maine Fire Equipment is in its 18th year servicing the great businesses and people of Maine and its 6th year as a Mid-Maine Chamber member. Its team of qualified techs are ready to help keep your business and employees safe. Remember...fire doesn’t discriminate; it can happen to you. Don’t be caught unprepared.

Mainebiz has launched a new podcast series, called “The Day That Changed Everything.” The podcast series features real Maine—business owners who found their life, business, and their world upended by COVID-19. Listen to the show every other Monday via Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Play Music, third party podcast apps, and on mainebiz.biz.

At School Street Yoga classes are offered 7 days a week, many times a day. There are several teachers who bring a variety of styles and experience. With several different levels, there’s something for everyone. Currently SSY is offering virtual and outdoor classes. Sign up for a class today at www.schoolstreetyoga. com

At Maine Children’s Home for Little Wanderers support from donors is what has allowed MCH to quickly adapt and provide critical resources to its clients. Every aspect of fundraising for MCH has been impacted this year due to the COVID-19 crisis. Maine’s children are experiencing increased risks and emotional traumas. Donations made now will allow families and children to continue to receive the support and outreach that is so urgently needed. Make a donation today, www.mainechildrenshome.org/how-to-give/annual-appeal

The Framemakers presents Heatwave Getaway, now through September 12, 2020. FML: https://www.facebook.com/The.Framemakers/

Vassalboro’s Jobs for Maine Grads ranked#3 in the 2020 Annual Stock Market Game Capitol Hill Challenge. Students were asked to manage high-performing, diversified portfolios and showcase their investing expertise. The program has benefits including professional development for teachers, teamwork and confidence building for students, and reinforcement of students’ technology and online research skills.

Kennebec Savings Bank has donated $2,500 to each of five local food pantries. The funds will be used to purchase gift cards from local restaurants and given to families in need. In addition, the Bank has donated $12,500 to Good Shepherd Food Bank. The funds will be designated to benefit the Food Bank’s partner agencies throughout Kennebec County.

SBA Administrator Jovita Carranza recently announced the appointment of 7 senior executives in 2020-to date to administer the Agency’s programs and advocate for small businesses. To learn more, visit www.sba.gov.

Standard Waterproofing has broken ground on a $1.2mil. expansion in Winslow. The 9,000 sq.ft. facility along Rt. 201 has been nationally recognized for its coating expertise and is growing its workforce and service lines. Exciting news!

Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter is currentlyseeking the following items for its guests: shampoo; conditioner; ankle socks; pull ups & diapers size 4, 5 & 6; laundry & dish soap, meal to-go containers; grocery store gift certificates; disinfectant spray/wipes; towels; hand sanitizer; twin size sheets; & flip flops – new items please.

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Photos from the July 16th Business Breakfast at Waterville Country Club, with attorney

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employees under current executive orders from the Governor’s office. Employment Law

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A warm welcome to Dr. Nikki Kimborowicz, PA, who recently joined the Lovejoy Heath Center in Albion.

Congratulations to Heart of Rotary Award 2019/2020 winner Tina Chapman of the Waterville (noontime) Rotary Club. Tinaworks for Kennebec Behavioral Health andwas selected because as Assistant Governor, she contributed significant time and energy to clubs throughout the district. Moreover, Tina gave of herself and truly displayed the Rotary 4-Way Test.

Colby announced Jacqueline Terrassa as theCarolyn Muzzy Director of the Colby College Museum of Art. She will assume her new role in October.

Northern Light Inland Hospital is pleasedto welcome these new providers: Jessica

Laviolette, DO, to Northern Light Osteopathic Care in Waterville; Amanda Robbio, FNP, to Northern Light Primary Care in Madison; Robin Fuller, APRN, to Northern Light Sleep Diagnostics in Waterville; Hoang Nguyen, APRN to Northern Light Cardiovascular Care in Waterville; and Thomas Black, FNP to Northern Light Primary Care in Unity.

Joshua Ward has rejoined Kennebec Federal Savings as a Loan Officer. In addition, Wardis a Notary Public and a Dedimus Justice. Welcome back to Waterville, Joshua!

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Snow Pond is a wonderful example of how so many nonprofits have pivoted business models during this challenging time. Snow Pond Center for the Arts, located at 8 Goldenrod Lane in Sidney moved quickly when it realized that for the first time in its 84 year history, New England Music Camp, Snow Pond’s core program, was not able to host students from all over the world for its renowned summer-long music camp.

Snow Pond opened a restaurant take-out service with a spin to support community organizations. Snow Pond’s Lodge Restaurant began in March with a Buy A Meal - Give A Meal program, which continues today, and thus far over 600 meals have been given to area organizations like the South End Teen Center in Waterville, the Boys and Girls Club of Augusta, and the Sidney food bank.

Based on the incredible response to its take-out offerings, Snow Pond pushed further and

opened The Lodge Restaurant, which now offers spacious outdoor seating overlooking Messalonskee Lake. Dine-in, take-out and dockside service will be available all summer. The culinary team’s menu, led by Snow Pond’s Executive Chef Tim, is based on a farm-to-table philosophy. The team has been working closely with many of the area farms in Central Maine to build a repertoire of simple cooking that lets the true flavors of every dish shine through. As the only restaurant that offers dockside service on Messalonskee Lake - to say this is now the hottest restaurant in town is an understatement. In addition, while guests are waiting for their table or if they would like to enjoy a post-dinner cocktail, they may also visit Snow Pond’s new outdoor rooftop Tiki Bar. The Lodge Restaurant is open Wednesday–Saturday from 5:00–9:00 p.m. Residents and visitors to Maine can make reservations and order takeout or dockside service by contacting The Lodge Restaurant directly at 207-465-9648.

“We are excited we were able to quickly build a restaurant that is receiving such rave reviews. As an arts organization, adding the culinary arts has always been in our plan. The only silver lining this year is that we were able to put this piece into place sooner than expected. It takes an incredible team to run an excellent restaurant, and we are confident that all our guests will love what we bring to the table,“ commented Christa Johnson, Snow Pond’s Director of Development.

Membership Spotlight: Snow Pond’s Lodge Restaurant

Disclaimer: Mid-Maine Chamber’s InTouch newsletter is published monthly as a benefit to members and affiliates. All member news is compiled and submitted solely by our members; therefore, we reserve

the right to omit and/or edit as appropriate and cannot guarantee complete accuracy of all announcements. Sponsorship inserts do not necessarily reflect the position of Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce.

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September 10, 2020—7:15 to 9 a.m. Advocacy Refresher with Tim Walton of Walton External Affairs

Take this opportunity to network with other business leaders and to join Tim and your Chamber for a discussion on why your government is your business and why the Legislature matters to you and your business. Tim is the founder and president of Walton External Affairs, an Augusta, Maine –based firm with an excellent reputation for strategic focus in the areas of government, business and industry relations.

Some items regarding CDC guidelines for attendance: out of concern for the safety of attendees, attendance at this indoor event will be limited to a maximum of 50 persons. Tables and seating will also be spaced out, and a plated breakfast will be provided, as opposed to the buffet offered in the past. Masks are requested to be worn for registra-tion, and until seated. Separate entrance and exits are offered to minimize passage of attendees, upon arrival and departure, and hand sanitizer will be provided.

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Sept. 10: Advocacy Refresher-Founder and President of Walton External Affairs Tim Walton explores why your government is your business, and why the legislature matters to you and your business.

Oct. 8: Legislative topic to be determined

Nov. 12: Active Shooter: Is Your Business Prepared? - Winslow Chief of Police Shawn O’Leary will discuss the requirements under OSHA and provide you with information to prepare your business and your employees in dealing with an active shooter or an active threat.

Dec. 3: The Power and Impact of the Written Word in Business. This is a facilitated discussion by Ted Helberg on using effective and accurate word choice, grammar, and organization in business writing. It will interject a little humor, discussion on common errors, and methods to correct them.

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Waterville Works Window Display Contest Registration

Business Name: _____________________________________

Business Address: ___________________________________

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Contact: ___________________________________________

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Submit completed form by email to [email protected]

Or deliver to 50 Elm Street, Waterville by August 21.

Deadline for entries is August 21, 2020

Application acceptances, judging decisions, and awarding of prizes are at the discretion of the window displays committee and are final. The Mid-Maine Chamber is not responsible for any issues arising from participation in this contest.

Waterville Works Window Display Contest

Create a fun construction themed window display at your business to attract shoppers to your establishment! Enter the Mid-Maine Chamber Waterville Works Window Display Contest, and as a community let’s #PavetheWay! A vibrant, decorated Downtown can attract customers by making the area more enjoyable and inviting.

Contest Schedule: Registration Deadline: August 21

Displays Must Be Completed: August 31 by 5:00 p.m.

People’s Choice Voting Begins September 1

Official Judging September 25

People’s Choice Winner Announced October 5

Official Judging Winner Announced October 5

Rules and Guidelines: • You must maintain your display through October 5 at a minimum to qualify for both the People’s Choice

Award and the Official Judges Award.

• Your display must be in your window and visible from the street. Judges will not be viewing from inside your establishment.

• The theme of all displays Waterville Works (construction).

• Official Judging is non-biased and final.

Prizes and Judging: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place judging awards will receive Chamber of Commerce Gift Certificates.

1st—$100, 2nd—$50, 3rd—$25.

The People’s Choice award will be given to one business and they will receive a gift basket.

Waterville Works is eager to see how you “hammer out” your window displays! We all look forward to a busy downtown this fall!

When Waterville Works, Everyone Wins!

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