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G R E AT E R S U S Q U E H A N N A VA L L E Y
#GSVCC
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
M E M B E R S H I P D I R E C TO RY
& BUSINESS RESOURCE GUIDE
2020
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CONTENTS The Daily Item
pg 7 WELCOME FROM THE PRESIDENT
Media Group
pg 8 ABOUT THE CHAMBER Connecting Valley businesses to a powerful print and digital audience
pg 10
This is a publication of The Daily Item
MEET THE STAFF created and produced for the
GREATER SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY
pg 12 COMMITTEES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
pg 14 2020 STRATEGIC PLAN
2859 N. Susquehanna Trail
Shamokin Dam, PA 17876
pg 16 CHAMBER BENEFITS
Phone (570) 743-4100
info@gsvcc.org / www.gsvcc.org
pg 19 CHAIR’S CIRCLE Copyright© 2019 The Daily Item
200 Market Street, Sunbury, PA 17801
pg 21 TESTIMONIALS www.dailyitem.com
pg 22 NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES
Every effort has been made to assure the accuracy of the
information in this publication. The Chamber and The Daily Item
assume no responsibility for misinformation. Please contact the
pg 24 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Chamber with any additions or corrections. Reproduction in
whole or in part without permission of the Chamber and The Daily
pg 25 WELCOME TO THE GREATER
Item is prohibited.
CEO and Publisher Fred Scheller
SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY Advertising Sales Manager Lori Seebold
pg 28 CHAMBER MEMBERS – ALPHABETICAL
Graphic Design
Ad Production
Bryce Kile
Lori Seebold / Bryce Kile
pg 48 CHAMBER MEMBERS BY CATEGORY
Directory Coordinator Vanessa Venios
pg 54 ADVERTISER INDEX
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CSVT CHANGING OUR LANDSCAPE
It’s hard to miss the construction of the long-awaited Central Susquehanna
Valley Thruway while traveling on Routes 15 or 147. This nearly 11-mile highway
bypass, and its new river bridge, will stand as a monument to over 40 years of
advocacy, planning, and millions of dollars in infrastructure investment. It is a
testament to the value of our region as a great place to live, work and play.
WELCOME
our plan for the
valley.
In your
FROM THE
hands is the
2020 edition
of the Greater
Susquehanna
PRESIDENT
Valley Chamber
of Commerce
Membership
Directory
and Business
If there’s a single word that would wrap up the Resource Guide.
Chamber’s mission, it would have to be prosperity. Said another
What do you think of when you hear the word way, the pages
prosperity? Maybe it would be ideas such as success, that you’re
accomplishment, growth, well-being, expansion, about to leaf
boom or even riches? Here at the Chamber, we through contain the
probably stretch this notion of good fortune and very best contacts;
including names, Bob Garrett, President & CEO
tug on it so that it encompasses the communities
that make up the Greater Susquehanna Valley, the phone numbers
businesses that provide needed goods and services and websites; that can lead you, your business or
while paying family sustaining wages, the interesting organization and your employees, colleagues and
places and events that are offered nearly every neighbors to the promise of prosperity that this area
night in our area, and most importantly the people has so long generated and maintained.
who call our valley home. During 2020 we will launch our Centennial
As it turns out all these elements are captured in Celebration. It’s absolutely thrilling to tell you also
our Strategic Mission: “The Greater Susquehanna that as a wonderful kick-off to this celebration,
Valley Chamber of Commerce advances the our Chamber has been named by the Pennsylvania
prosperity of its communities, commerce, culture, Association of Chamber Professionals, as the
fellow citizens, and their businesses in its region Chamber of the Year!
through the leadership of its members.” If you’re visiting our area, I extend a heartfelt and
Using this mission as our foundation, the warm welcome. If you’re looking for a solid business
members of the Chamber Board are working referral, it’s just ahead in these pages you’re about
through our Strategic Plan. Please know that you’re to read. Thanks for taking the time to learn more
invited, as time permits, to visit our website — gsvcc. about our valley. Hope to speak with you very soon.
org — and read firsthand Path of Prosperity, which is
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ABOUT
GSVCC
History
We’ve heard it said that “Chambers of
Commerce do what most people think just
happens.” This quote attributed to Kyle Sexton
truly summarizes the history of your Greater
Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce
from its inception in 1921 in Sunbury, PA to its
present location in Shamokin Dam.
Simply put, your Chamber exists as a unique
institution in the Commonwealth, serving you
as a “retention-and-expansion” chamber. It’s
not tied to government funding; it is not the
owner of industrial land – rather it is singularly
focused on growing the region’s business
climate by supporting your business and your
community as we grow and expand together.
Your Chamber is truly your Chamber – we
work on strategies that you’ve communicated
to improve the region, we rely on your sweat
equity, on your vision, and on your support.
Thankfully, this model has served the
communities of the Valley well, as your
Chamber has itself grown and expanded a
number of times. In the 1990’s, the Chamber
relocated from Sunbury to a parsonage in
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Shamokin Dam to expand its services to the
community and grow its partnerships. In
the early 2000’s, a series of moves toward
regionalization made the organization what it
is today, specifically a merger with the Union
County Chamber of Commerce (2002), the
Danville Chamber of Commerce (2004) and
a little later, the Brush Valley Chamber of
Commerce (2016).
In the midst of the first wave of regionalization,
a new business center was designed with a “Made
in the Valley” theme, to serve as a community
resource. When the organization cut the ribbon
on the facility in June of 2006, nearly every part
of the building – from draperies to floor boards –
included materials from businesses in the Greater
Susquehanna Valley.
We take pride in the work that you’ve given to
us to do over nearly 100 years in business, and
as we look forward to 2021, when your Chamber
will celebrate its 100th year, we anticipate many
testimonials about the work that seemingly “just
happened” that in reality is a testament to the
efforts of generations of workers in the Valley.
In 2019, your Greater Susquehanna Valley
Chamber of Commerce, with its nearly 700
members, was selected by the Pennsylvania
Association of Chamber Professionals as the
“2019 Chamber of the Year.” We take this honor
in stride – that our members make us great, and
therefore, make the community a fantastic place
to live, work and play. Thanks for the chance to
serve you!
MISSION/VISION
The Greater Susquehanna Valley
Chamber of Commerce advances
the prosperity of its communities,
commerce, culture, fellow citizens, and
their businesses in its region through
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the leadership of its members.
The Chamber engages its members
to serve as an engine of growth
that drives the region’s jobs,
businesses and opportunities
through economic development,
collaborative partnering, strategic
technology, and resource training.
PRESIDENT/CEO
Bob Garrett
rgarrett@gsvcc.org
MEET THE
Bob Garrett serves
as the President/
CEO of the Greater
STAFF
Susquehanna
Valley Chamber
of Commerce. He
works closely with
Executive Director of
the Chamber's Membership
Board of Directors, Chris Berleth
committees and
cberleth@gsvcc.org
affiliates in order
to implement and
coordinate the As Executive Director
Chamber's new of Membership, Chris
strategic plan, the works to ensure the “value
Chamber's mission and the daily activities of the proposition” of Chamber
Chamber. membership. In a sense,
he’s the Chamber’s
Twenty-three years ago, Bob made the difficult
guarantor of a personal
decision to make a career change and go to work
connection between
for then - Congressman Tom Ridge and ended
members, volunteers
up serving four different governors at PennDOT
and staff. Equally field-deployed and office-
in Harrisburg. Before this move, he was very
based, Chris is externally focused and oversees
active with the Greater Susquehanna Valley
the Chamber’s field operations. Specifically, he
Chamber of Commerce as its Transportation
engages new members, corporate sponsors, staffs
Committee Chairman, headed up the Route 15
the Chamber’s Agriculture, ATHENA, Ambassadors
Coalition and was serving as the Director of the
and Governmental Affairs Committees respectively,
Union County Economic Development Council.
and ensures that each Chamber member is aware of
Now, after his two-decade Harrisburg stint,
member benefits. Chris also serves as the Executive
Bob is back and ready to work hard on building
Director of Leadership Susquehanna Valley, a 501(c)3
partnerships, creating an economic development
nonprofit affiliate of the Chamber which serves as the
buzz, increasing the Chamber's membership and
region’s premier business leadership organization.
helping to take the Central Susquehanna Valley
Thruway from the drawing boards to a ground Born and raised in Rhode Island, Chris fell in love
breaking and, finally, to a ribbon cutting. with Pennsylvania while enrolled at Gettysburg
College and subsequently with the Valley upon
Bob grew up in southeastern Pennsylvania,
meeting his wife Kali in 2011. A 2015 graduate of
graduated from the Thaddeus Stevens State
Leadership Susquehanna Valley, Chris’ combined
School of Technology and received his teacher's
experience in for-profit and non-profit work makes
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certification at Penn State. In 1980, he began his
him an asset to the Chamber team. Chris and Kali
professional career at the SUN Area Vocational
have two children, Remy (4) and Rutledge (1).
Technical School. While director of the Union
County Economic Development Council, during
the 1990's, Bob had a major role in siting the
Allenwood Federal Correctional Complex as
well as the expansions for several well-known
companies.Executive Director of Finance Susquehanna Valley, a 501(c)3 nonprofit affiliate of the
Chamber, which serves as the region’s premier business
Abbie Sholley leadership organization.
asholley@gsvcc.org Jenny grew up in Northern Dauphin county, where
she graduated from Williams Valley Jr./Sr. High
As the Executive Director School. Following high school, Jenny graduated as
of Finance, Abbie is the Valedictorian from McCann School of Business
responsible for overseeing and Technology in 2011, earning an associate degree
all the Chamber’s financial in administrative office technology. The Greater
dealings. She also works Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce has
closely with the Boards of provided Jenny invaluable opportunities over the past
Leadership Susquehanna nine years, which have allowed her to grow and flourish
Valley and local Non- in her professional development.
Profits to ensure that their
day to day financials are
completed. Abbie is also the administrative-financial Director of Communications
assistant to the Greater Susquehanna Business
Vanessa Venios
Development Council Board of Directors. She aids
the Chamber President/CEO as well as its Board of vvenios@gsvcc.org
Directors with a variety of tasks to keep the office
running efficiently. As the Director of
The Greater Susquehanna Valley has always been home Communications, Vanessa
to Abbie. She is a graduate of Selinsgrove Area High works closely with
School and received a bachelor’s degree in elementary members to help them
and early childhood education with a minor in computer become leaders in the valley
information systems from Bloomsburg University. Prior by connecting them with
to her current position on the Chamber team, Abbie was communities, resourses,
employed as a substitute teacher in several local school fellow citizens and
districts and Weis Markets Corporate Office, located in businesses so that they can
Sunbury. all work together to make
our region a great place to live, work and play. Vanessa
also coordinates Chamber events to shine awareness on
important topics that fit within the Chamber’s strategic
Director of Workforce plan while bringing members together to network,
Jenny Wentz and most importantly, have fun. She is responsible for
maintaining the Chamber calendar of events, connecting
jwentz@gsvcc.org
with news media, designing and implementing marketing
campaigns and oversees the Chamber’s social media
As the Director of accounts. Vanessa is staff support for the Community
Workforce, Jenny strives to Prosperity Alliance, Women’s Leadership Symposium,
meet the workforce needs Golf Classic, Technology and Events committees.
of the local community
Vanessa is very active in the Valley through philanthropy
through the CareerBASICs
and is the Board Vice President of T.I.M.E. - The
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initiative of the Chamber.
Improved Milton Experience, a 501(c)3 nonprofit
CareerBASICs (Building
focused on community revitalization, and a Board
And Strengthening
Director at the Susquehanna River Valley Visitor’s
Individual Choices) is a
Bureau. Her and her husband Rob reside along the
platform that includes the
Susquehanna River in Milton and together own a small
Chamber’s Business & Education Committee activities,
hard cider business in downtown Lewisburg.
the Young Americans Program of events, the Central
Pennsylvania Career Pathways Partnership advocacy,
pre-apprenticeship programming, and the ‘Clean Slate’
community re-entry programming. Jenny also serves
as the Assistant Executive Director of LeadershipCOMMITTEES/TASK FORCES
One of the many benefits of joining the Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce is the great volunteer
opportunities that are provided. Committee work offers an opportunity to make an impact for the businesses and
communities the Chamber serves, while forging friendships with other like-minded Chamber members.
Agriculture Committee Ambassador Committee ATHENA® Committee
The Agriculture Committee works Develops programs to welcome The ATHENA® Committee seeks
to ensure that the agricultural base new businesses to the Chamber and to develop, plan and execute the
of the Valley is maintained and helps promotes Chamber membership ATHENA® Award Program for
promote a better understanding as a benefit for all business and the Greater Susquehanna Valley.
of its importance to the Valley’s professional firms in the region. The This award recognizes individuals
economy. This Committee also Ambassador Committee acts as who actively assist women to
works to see that the community goodwill representatives at various realize their full potential, achieve
better understands the role of Chamber functions and community professional excellence in their
agriculture and agribusiness in the events. This group assists with business, and improve the quality of
Valley. welcoming, nurturing and aiding in life for others in the community.
Chair: Brad Wentzel, the retention of members. Chair: Eric Rowe, past
AgChoice Farm Credit, ACA Chair: Jessica Brazier, M&T Bank ATHENA® recipient
Staff Contact: Chris Berleth Staff Contact: Chris Berleth Staff Contact: Chris Berleth
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NETWORK AND CONNECT
Whether at a ribbon cutting, a committee, or a
premier event, the strength of the Chamber is
in connecting businesses to the community.Business and Education Committee individuals with networking, professional development
The purpose of the Business & Education Committee & volunteer opportunities in social settings, making the
is to work with area public school districts, career & Valley a better place to live, work and play. Find GSVYP
technology centers, private schools, trade schools, events on our events calendar, or on Facebook and
career schools and universities to ensure that the Instagram.
workforce training needs of the Valley's employers are Chair: Catherine Kramm, The Coup Agency
being met, and to provide opportunities for students Staff Contact: Bob Garrett
to interact with business people both in and out of the
classroom. Technology Committee
Serving as the platform to address emerging issues,
Co-Chair: Jamie Mercaldo, Central
provide and host needed training, and identify
Susquehanna Opportunities, Inc.
opportunities for technology improvements in our
Co-Chair: Jennifer Hain, SUN Area Technical Institute
region.
Staff Contact: Jenny Wentz
Chair: Dryden Yost, Contrast Communications
Communications Committee Staff Contact: Vanessa Venios
Provides enhanced, concentric messaging in order to
deliver the Chamber’s value proposition to our members Transportation Committee
and the communities in our region. The Transportation Committee encourages public
sector support for improved roads, streets, highways,
Staff Contact: Vanessa Venios
bridges, airports and traffic flow to enhance the Greater
Community Prosperity Alliance Susquehanna Valley as a place to operate a business.
The purpose of the Community Prosperity Alliance Chair: Joe McGranaghan, Shamokin Dam Mayor
(formerly known as the Downtown Affiliates Staff Contact: Bob Garrett
Committee) is to encourage collaboration and
cooperation among nonprofit organizations committed Women's Leadership
to advance the economic development of the Symposium Committee
communities in our region. The Women's Leadership Symposium is an annual
Chair: Steve Hoke, McClure Revitalization conference that invites women to join their peers from
Staff Contact: Vanessa Venios the Valley to spend a day with highly experienced
professionals. The conference gives attendees dozens
Events Committee of new ideas and action plans to boost their career, their
Plans, organizes, and conducts activities and events attitude and their life. It is specially designed to give
for Chamber members to help promote education, powerful information and profound insights that will
fellowship and networking opportunities. make a lasting, positive impact on attendees’ lives.
Chair: Allison Hall, The UPS Store Co-Chair: Beth Strausser, Bucknell University
Staff Contact: Vanessa Venios Co-Chair: Sarah Maneval, Susquehanna
Community Bank
Governmental Affairs Committee Staff Contact: Vanessa Venios
Develops, promotes and articulates the business
viewpoint of federal, state, and local issues that impact Young Americans Committee
the health and vitality of business in the Greater The Chamber is a leading advocate in the Valley
Susquehanna Valley. for recognizing and promoting its future leaders.
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Chair: Aimee Buehner, Bowen Agency Realtors In cooperation with local school districts, media
Staff Contact: Chris Berleth organizations and volunteers, the Chamber recognizes
the scholastic, extracurricular and civic leadership
Greater Susquehanna Valley qualities of more than ninety students from eleven
Young Professionals school districts throughout the Greater Susquehanna
Valley. In May, the Chamber invites the Young American
The Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of
award recipients, their parents and relatives to attend
Commerce serves as host and supporter to GSV Young
the Annual Young Americans Awards Banquet, featuring
Professionals (GSVYP). The GSVYP Committee meets
a guest speaker and a recognition ceremony.
often and is looking for input from members on how
to better LIVE, WORK & PLAY in the Susquehanna Chair: Ed Moyer, Service 1st Federal Credit Union
Valley. Their mission is to strive to connect like-minded Staff Contact: Jenny WentzGSVCC
Technology
In our last strategic plan, access and affordability
of broadband internet was the top concern for our
STRATEGIC
members. In our most recent survey, Broadband
still ranked among important issues, but we believe
that measurable progress is being made in improving
services, and educating the public about the services
PLAN
that exist in the Valley.
We acknowledge the great work of service providers
like Service Electric Cablevision and PenTeleData,
who have reinvested in the community by helping
These four imperatives (the Cost of Doing Business,
organizations like the AOAA, a top economic priority for
Workforce, Technology, and Polarization) were the top
Northumberland County, to gain access to fiber speeds.
issues effecting businesses in our most recent member
Thanks to great coverage of the issue by The Daily Item,
survey, conducted in partnership with the Bucknell
companies like CVC Mechanical and their small business
Small Business Development Center.
neighbors in the West Milton area are also primed for
growth in this area.
Cost of Doing Business
To be in a position to keep the costs of doing business in We will continue to work hard for the community as we
check the Chamber will: seek “Broadband for All”, and build upon past successes.
Advocate on behalf of pro-business/pro-jobs legislation Polarization
and policies at local, state and federal levels.
“When two elephants fight, the grass suffers.” This old
Serve as a consistent voice representing
African proverb illustrates the issue of polarization
the local business community.
which arose in our survey. This issue involves
Research, identify and promote examples of prosperity
both general political discourse as well as how our
enhancing actions, projects and programs that have
communities work together to solve common problems.
been successfully undertaken in other areas/regions.
The emergence of this issue is particularly troubling
Workforce because no such similar issue has ever come up in
In each of the last three member surveys, workforce previous surveys.
concerns have grown. Thankfully, our Chamber has a time- We know that the potential exists for every
tested and proven engagement program when it comes to conversation about every issue to default back
workforce issues. Young Americans is among the longest- to entrenched positions, partisan accusation and
established engagement program in the state. To add to separation, but we are unwilling to accept gridlock and
it, the Chamber’s Business and Education Committee partisan bickering as an inevitability for our Valley.
launched in 2016 their CareerBASICS initiative, a We can decide on a better path, and our Chamber
platform which now includes pre-apprenticeships, a has the opportunity to be the “active sane center”,
career-information website, and more. demonstrating a pragmatic approach to collectively find
Building upon our past successes, we will add these solutions. Your Chamber has a track record of being
additional elements to our CareerBASICs initiatives: ‘skilled convenors,’ who have in the past and will in the
Serve as the primary advocate for the
future pull together the resources and the political will
Career Pathways Program. to focus on problem solving, crisis resolution and our
joint celebrations of success.
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Advocate for a full continuum of educational and
career training opportunities, including a fully- We have great opportunities ahead, and our plan
articulated community college, for our area. shows us no less than this: the people of the Greater
Function as a clearinghouse for the resources Susquehanna Valley can accomplish much to advance
that will be needed to insure that educators and prosperity for all.
employers can effectively work together without
causing either sector undue work or fatigue.
Insure that our Business and Education efforts are
expanded to and adopted by all school districts
and private/parochial schools in our area.
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Your Chamber is working Advocacy
VALUE-ADDED
MEMBERSHIP &
MEMBER BENEFITS
harder and smarter to give all Build connections through any
members the value they desire. of eleven Chamber committees
Listed here are just some of the while serving as a voice for regional
prosperity. Chamber committees
benefits extended to Chamber include: Agriculture, Ambassadors,
members that promise a high ATHENA, Business & Education,
return on investment. Please Community Prosperity Alliance,
note: all employees of Chamber Governmental Affairs, Events,
Transportation, Women’s Leadership
members may take advantage of
Symposium, Young Americans, and
Chamber events and benefits. Young Professionals.
Networking PRESENCE &
There are hundreds of opportunities
each year to network through the VISIBILITY
Chamber. Here are just a few of the Chamber Marquee
key events that connect members:
Located at an intersection on
Luncheons one of the busiest roads in the
Summits Commonwealth, the Chamber
Joint Legislative Breakfasts marquee showcases new members,
Food and Wine Fest event partners, and Chair’s Circle
The Annual Meeting & Partners for 2-3 weeks at a time.
Awards Ceremony 55,000 vehicles pass by our back-lit
Member Celebration marquee each day and night.
Business With The Brewers
Golf Tournament Member-Only Referrals
Economic Forecast Luncheon
Each week, dozens of calls, emails,
Women’s Leadership Symposium
and social media posts come to us
Holiday Party
from community members seeking
Young Professionals Events
referrals.
Business After Hours Events
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BREAKING GROUND TOGETHER
The Chamber loves the chance to celebrate our members’ success with
ribbon cuttings, open houses, groundbreakings and grand opening
ceremonies. Our members’ success shapes our community’s prosperity.
Let us help you commemorate the milestones of your business!The GSVCC proudly refers only its members to
the community. Haven’t had a recent referral?
Chamber Ambassadors and our Executive Director of
Membership are pleased to help you take advantage of
Chamber relationships to drive referrals to you. Contact
us today to strategize business growth!
Ribbon Cuttings/Open Houses/
Grand Openings/Groundbreakings
Celebrate remodels, new locations, anniversaries,
awards or special occasions with the help of the
Chamber. On your behalf, we’ll publish your event
in Chamber publications, invite Chamber members,
dignitaries and the press to attend, ensure coverage
in Voice of the Valley, offer our online registration
features for your event, give you headcounts in advance,
and be there in person to support you! We’ll happily
provide the giant, gold scissors and plenty of ribbon to
commemorate the occasion too!
PUBLICATIONS Still serving our
MetLife clients.
Voice of the Valley
A monthly publication of the Chamber distributed by The
Daily Item, the print and online versions of Voice of the
Valley reaches 33,500 print and 445,000 online readers, 2679361AL_SEP21
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and includes only content generated by Chamber
members. Advertising opportunities are available at a
40% reduced rate only to Chamber members.
Membership Directory &
Business Resource Guide
More than 6,000 copies are distributed in six counties
through phenomenal distribution partnerships. x x
x
Partnership Opportunities Guide x x
x x
This guide shows members the current year’s Chamber
x x
investment opportunities while celebrating the previous
x x
year’s investors.
Local Gems, Regional Riches
The publication of the Downtown Affiliates Committee,
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this publication is distributed through the Standard
Journal and celebrates the collaboration of downtown
organizations to beautify and grow local communities.
Chamber Map & Resource Directory
Want to offer directions to clients and customers? Share
the Chamber’s four-county map with them, free!
One Free Daily Item Ad
All new members of the Chamber receive a coupon for a
free ad, valued at $400, in The Daily Item. 1430625402Internet Presence Online Publications
Bi-weekly e-lerts keep members up-to-speed on
Website/Online Directory important Chamber news and reach over 2,200
The GSVCC website is mobile-optimized, user friendly, contacts.
and resource-rich. All members are listed in the dynamic
online member directory along with a description
of their business, a map to their location, email and O B
hyperlinks to their sites.
Health Insurance
Member Information Center (MIC) The Chamber partners with Pennsylvania Chamber
The online Member Information Center gives each Insurance, who provided group insurance options to
member direct access to their own Chamber directory all Chamber members. For more information, please
listing, the ability to view and post member-to-member contact us at 570.743.4100.
deals and discounts, and the ability to post job listings.
Event registration and reminders have never been Chamber Business Center
easier than through our online registrations, email Need an off-site location for a company meeting,
confirmations, online payment system, and reminders. conference, training, or seminar? Consider utilizing the
Want to email members directly? Do so through the Chamber Board Room or our second-floor conference
MIC! center.
Social Media Political Representation
Join the Chamber and one of the first things that we’ll do Gain access to local officials through the Chamber’s
is “Like” your business on Facebook and connect you to extensive network and advocacy work for member
our communications. Did you celebrate an anniversary, businesses and the community at the local, county, state,
win an award, or gain press coverage for something and federal level.
special? Contact the Chamber and we’re happy to help
spread the news online! Young Professionals Partnership
Membership fees in the Young Professionals are waived
for any employee of a Chamber member.
Penn State World Campus Partnership
Employees of Chamber members, their spouses and
dependents are eligible for tuition reduction in Penn
State World Campus courses.
Affinity Programs & Member-
to-Member Discounts
Take advantage of the deals, discounts, and special
offers extended exclusively to Chamber members.
Certificates of Origin &
Chamber Member List
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Chamber members may take advantage of our service of
Certificates of Origin and may request the Chamber list,
both digital and print, at any time.
Economic Development Tools
Start-up business plans
Business Park Development
Expansion Loans
Funding Opportunities
Demographic Assistance
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2020 Chair’s Circle Program:
50 opportunities
Deadline: March 31, 2020 Logos
Chambers like ours depend on the support of Chair’s Circle Sponsors’ logos are displayed at all
members who are willing to invest above and beyond premier Chamber events and scroll daily on the
their membership investment. The support of these television in the Chamber lobby. Likewise, the
investors, who we call the “Chair’s Circle”, afford the Chair’s Circle logo is available to be displayed by
Chamber the ability to invest in strategic imperatives, as Chair’s Circle sponsors upon request.
determined by our members, throughout the year. For Media Recognition
their investment, the Chair’s Circle receives enhanced Chair’s Circle sponsors are featured prominently
benefits for this investment. in the publications of the Chamber, including
Benefits include: the Sponsorship Brochure, and the Annual
Membership Directory and Business Resource
Quarterly Chair’s Circle Breakfast Events
Guide. Each Chair’s Circle sponsor is listed monthly
In 2020, the Chair’s Circle will have access to
in the Voice of the Valley and they may submit one
quarterly breakfast events hosted by the Chamber
“Chair’s Circle Spotlight” article to be featured in
Chair and the President/CEO. These breakfasts
the publication once per year.
offer a personalized perspective on the Chamber’s
strategic relationships and progress toward the Chair’s Circle sponsors are promoted in a series of
strategic plan. radio ads run by the Chamber in partnership with
the stations of Sunbury Broadcasting in 2020.
The Marquee
Chair’s Circle sponsors’ names are displayed for 2-3 Chamber Events & Networking
weeks on the Chamber marquee during the year. Opportunities
Sponsors receive registrations to a selection of
Enhanced Online Presence
Chamber events during the calendar year. They
Chair’s Circle sponsors have their own page on
may also offer for display any one promotional
the Chamber website, which receives over 1,500
piece at the Chamber’s Member Luncheons.
views monthly. This page links directly to Chair’s
Circle sponsors’ websites. Chair’s Circle sponsors GSV Young Professionals
are featured extensively on the Chamber’s social
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Chair’s Circle Sponsors have the first opportunity
media platforms and have their own “group” on our to serve as a Greater Susquehanna Valley Young
database system, which may be used by sponsors Professionals host.
to communicate with one another throughout the
Personal Touch
year.
Sometimes, Chamber benefits can seem
Bi-Weekly Electronic Newsletter overwhelming, and businesses seek ways to
The Chamber’s bi-weekly e-lert features links to maximize their use through new initiatives, events,
the Chair’s Circle sponsors’ page. and strategic partnerships. Chair’s Circle sponsors,
can rely on guidance and strategic support from
Chamber staff, namely, the Chamber’s Executive
Director of Membership.CHAIR’S CIRCLE SPONSORSHIP
Thank You 2019 Chair's Circle Sponsors!
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For more information about the Chair’s Circle Sponsorship,
visit www.gsvcc.org!TESTIMONIALS
"The GSVCC has always been “Susquehanna University was
a valuable resource to help founded through generous support
businesses be a better partner from local leaders. We greatly
within the community. As a craft value our 160-year relationship
brewery, Rusty Rail Brewing with the community including
strives to be a good community numerous businesses throughout
member and the Greater the region. Our students benefit
Susquehanna Chamber of from hundreds of internships and
Commerce gives us many tools jobs at scores of local businesses,
to help us achieve that goal. From and our students and faculty
community events to political support many of those businesses
awareness and fresh ideas; the Chamber really goes out with research and analysis expertise. The Greater
of their way to help us better promote our business in Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce is a critical
the Valley. We look forward to growing our partnership partner in helping us to establish and enhance our
into 2020!" connections with employers throughout the region."
Rich Schrader, General Manager Jonathan Green
Rusty Rail Brewing Co, LLC Susquehanna University
“It is easy to share in the GSVCC’s
“No one has done more for me passion for our Valley. Their
than the GSVCC and staff. Thanks vision and “can-do” spirit afford
is not enough. My future is glowing numerous benefits to their
due to them. Together, we will members. Our agency is a long-
achieve great things for 2019. But time advocate for our Chamber
more importantly, each of us will as they have raised our game. We
glow because of our relationships.” enjoy the educational, networking
Caz Russell, Leadership
Speaker, Trainer & Coach
and community events, and are
CazRussell.Com pleased with their leadership team.
As our Valley grows, the GSVCC is
at the very top of that inflection point.”
"We believe in supporting the
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area where we live and work. The Mojo Active, Inc.
Chamber gives us the opportunity
to stay informed through business, “Looking for a super return on your
political, and social events. The business investment? Membership
Chamber's work in our community in our GSV Chamber of Commerce
to improve business opportunities offers Central PA businesses, large
has been top notch. We are proud and small, benefits that are hard
to be a chair sponsor every year.” to beat: networking, promotion,
Julie Eriksson, advocacy, education, and skill
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Kreamer Feed, Inc. development opportunities to
start. Partnering with your regional
“The Greater Susquehanna Valley
Chamber is a solid ROI for your
Chamber has been an invaluable
business, your employees and our
partner in virtually every aspect
community.”
of our work. From advocacy to
Mary Ellen Jansen
making connections to problem Mass Mutual
solving, we work hand-in-hand to
address the needs of the people
and organizations in our Valley.
We are stronger together.”
Joanne Troutman
Greater Susquehanna Valley United WayNETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES
Throughout the year, there are many events held to allow our
members to meet and forge connections that strengthen the Ribbon
economy of our beautiful valley. Some events are focused on Cuttings
information, such as our annual meeting or monthly meetings, while
others are focused on good times with great people, like our Food
and Wine Fest or our Golf Classic. With so many events to choose
from, there is sure to be something for everyone!
GSVCC Food & Wine Fest
April 6, 2019 • Iron Front Events
Annual Meeting & Awards Ceremony
May 20, 2019 • Susquehanna University
Economic Forecast
Luncheon
Young Americans Golf Classic September 12, 2019
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September 27, 2019 • Knoebels Three Ponds Golf Course Rusty Rail Brewing CompanyGSV Young
Joint Legislative Breakfasts Professionals
Annual Holiday Party
December, Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce
Annual Women’s Leadership Symposium
October 1, 2019 • The Country Cupboard Restaurant
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The Montour, Northumberland, Snyder, and The communities that make up the Greater
Union Counties region, which happens to be the Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce
‘footprint’ for the Greater Susquehanna Valley service area offer a wide variety of commercial
Chamber of Commerce offers a wide variety and and industrial parks and buildings that can
great depth of economic development assets. accommodate virtually any need. For more
In fact, this shear variety and the quality of information on how a Greater Susquehanna Valley
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capacities that meet or exceed most businesses’ and ask to speak with Bob Garrett, our President/
needs, to natural gas and high-speed internet, CEO who is also the Executive Director of the
the region is rich in resources which often exceed Greater Susquehanna Business Development
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1430624619WELCOME TO THE
GREATER
SUSQUEHANNA
VALLEY
Think back to a simpler time when horse- study commissioned by the PA Office of Tourism,
drawn buggies shared the roads with bicycles and traveler spending in 2017 for Snyder, Union,
automobiles, when farm stands showcasing locally Montour and Northumberland Counties was
grown produce and fresh homemade baked goods $498 million (up from $390 million in 2007). This
dotted the countrysides and when local shop is not a misprint; tourism is alive and well in our
owners greeted you at their door with a smile and region!
a cheery “Hello!” With the dawn of big box stores, The Susquehanna River Valley Visitors
online shopping and multi-lane traffic circles, Bureau along with the Greater Susquehanna
many urban families are yearning for a return to Valley Chamber of Commerce work together to
the age of Normal Rockwell. New communities welcome and promote our region as a great place
are responding by trying to recreate “authentic” to visit and explore, live and work and to locate
downtowns – downtowns like the ones found a new business or industry. The Visitors Bureau
right here in the Susquehanna River Valley. reaches out to the surrounding communities and
The picture painted above is a portrait of life Continues on page 26
in the communities along the Susquehanna River
…right down to the buggies! Our region beckons
to world-weary travelers drawn by the natural
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unique downtowns and the sights, sounds and Convenient on-the-go
banking with our mobile app
tastes emanating from a rich and proud heritage. 800.834.0082
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With so many individuals looking for a
respite from life in the fast lane, it is no wonder Lewisburg Evangelical Mount Carmel
Community Hospital
that Central Pennsylvania’s Susquehanna 1339 Saint Mary Street
Lewisburg, PA 17837 1 Hospital Drive
11218 State Route 61
Mount Carmel, PA 17851
Lewisburg, PA 17837
River Valley is becoming a national tourist
destination. According to a recently published
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We also have locations in:
Danville & Bloomsburgresidents, plus surrounding states and potential
Retirement at Its Best! tourists and visitors, to showcase all the amenities
• Spacious Retirement Cottage the area has to offer, while the Chamber prepares
• State of the Art Secure Memory Care
• Retirement Center Apartments: and supports businesses that offer services and
Independent Personal Care
• Outpatient & Inpatient Rehab Services goods for residents and tourists and provides
• Physical, Speech and Occupational business networking events and seminars. We
Therapy
• Compassionate Highly Qualified have the natural advantage to attract visitors
Skilled Nursing
looking for an authentic experience, but in order
to stay on top of that curve we need to keep
informed and to position ourselves for the future.
While this sounds daunting, staying ahead
of marketing trends is really as simple as
communicating – communicating our products
and services to residents and visitors alike,
communicating the benefits of our region as a
whole to travelers, communicating our quality
of life and amenities as part of employee and
industry recruitment and communicating with
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Great conversations help to build great
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communities and the more we tell our stories the
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more we raise each other up.
Today’s economy requires partnership.
Consider the hashtag. If one individual posts
Banking $
$ beautiful photos of their personal experiences
LOCAL and adventures while enjoying our region’s
( ( (
that’s
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attractions, scenery and thriving downtowns and
tags these photos #SusquehannaRiverValley,
UNB Bank is the home of banking that’s local. people from outside our area may stumble across
We’ve been serving the needs of customers in the
those photos and search for other photos with the
local area for over 110 years. We are here to answer
same hashtag. If they don’t find any other photos,
questions and help you find the right account for you!
the conversation ends. However, if residents
and business owners throughout the region are
posting using #SusquehannaRiverValley, when
MOUNT CARMEL • NUMIDIA • SHAMOKIN DAM someone discovers one photo and searches for
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that hashtag they will be inundated with beautiful
images of the Susquehanna River Valley. Instead
of a mere glimpse of our region, their view will be
broadened to include an enticing mix of outdoor
recreation, fun-filled attractions, arts and culture,
history and heritage, culinary delights and one-of-
a-kind shops. That partnership is also important
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It's also important to keep in mind that tourism THE HELP YOU NEED.
marketing is not just for tourists. Many businesses
today are plagued with the question of how to
attract more residents into their circle of regular
customers. The great news is that tourism
marketing can help you reel in these life-long
residents. A few years ago the “staycation” grew
in popularity. The concept behind the promotion
was that as the economy stumbled [with rising
gas prices], a family’s best bet for a vacation was
to explore their own surrounding communities
for new fun-filled experiences. They became
Backyard Tourists. This concept is still going
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Events like the Greater Susquehanna Valley
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Chamber of Commerce’s Food & Wine Fest and 1070 Bloom Rd. Danville - 570-275-7969
the Susquehanna River Valley Visitors Bureau’s 448 River Ave. Williamsport - 570 321-7000
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this need for residents and visitors alike.
Tourism marketing needs to be part of every
business plan ($498 million is hard to ignore)!
Business owners are the ambassadors of our
communities and the better they carry out
that role, the stronger their businesses and our Service has been our
specialty since 1947
communities become. As ambassadors, be ready
to share the love of our region with everyone who
walks through your door. Give them those insider
tips into where to buy the best whoopie pies,
grab the best burger, craft brew or local wine or The Rob
inson Fa
mily
the perfect place to view amazing scenery or go Produced in a Safe Feed/
Safe Food certified facility.
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creating an authentic experience that will stay
with them and keep them coming back for more. “My family has been milling
feed for 70 years. We guarantee
For more information about the Susquehanna your satisfaction.”
River Valley, visit www.VisitCentralPA.org. id en t
o b in so n , Pr e s
Ja s o n R
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Susquehanna River Valley Visitors Bureau
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(800) 767-4537 • facebook.com/KreamerFeedCHAMBER MEMBERS Alphabetical
# ADONE ADVERTISING ALLEN A. SHAFFER, JR. & SON
AND DESIGN INSURANCE AGENCY, LLC
1847FINANCIAL Greg Underkoffler Jeff Doak
James Richmond Advertising Insurance
Financial Services 315 Market Street 2 Ninth Avenue
1969 N. Susquehanna Trail, Suite B Sunbury, PA 17801 P.O. Box 126
P.O. Box 341 (570) 286-1111 Shamokin Dam, PA 17876
Anthracite Outdoor
Hummels Wharf, PA 17831 mypromotionalneeds.com/ (570) 743-8101 Adventure Area
(570) 884-3088 www.aashafferinsurance.com
ADVANCED TECH HEARING Dave Porzi
https://1847financial.com/ 4100 State Rt. 125
locations/hummels-wharf/ AID CENTERS ALMOND TREE SENIOR
Farrah Rose SOLUTIONS, LLC Coal Township, PA 17866
18TH STREET FINANCIAL Audiology/Hearing Wendy Cecco PO Box 279 Shamokin, PA 17872
SERVICES, LLP 135 Walter Drive, Suite #2 Senior Services aoaainfo@gmail.com
Robin Feltman Lewisburg, PA 17837 207 North Wausau Road aoaatrails.com
Investments (570) 523-5023 Middleburg, PA 17842
21 North Market Street, Suite 1 APEX HOMES OF PA, LLC
www.adtechhearing.com (570) 765-4265
Selinsgrove, PA 17870 Lynn Kuhns
www.almondtreeseniorsolutions.com
AECOM Modular Homes
(570) 374-4788
Curtis Barrick ALOYSIUS, BUTLER & CLARK 7172 Route 522
www.18thstreetfinancial.com
Engineers Shawn Kessler Middleburg, PA 17842
715 Washington Blvd Advertising (570) 837-2333
A Williamsport, PA 17701 29 E. Main Street, Suite R www.apexhomesofpa.com
A 1 ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES (570) 505-1674 Bloomsburg, PA 17815
APPLEBEE'S GRILL AND BAR
Roger Folk aecom.com (800) 848-1552
Jennifer Skelly
Promotional Products www.a-b-c.com
AGCHOICE FARM CREDIT Restaurants
315 Grand Street 901 N. Susquehanna Trail
Middleburg, PA 17842 Brad Wentzel AMERICAN DRUG AND
Banks/Financial Institutions ALCOHOL DIAGNOSTICS LLC. Selinsgrove, PA 17870
(570) 837-5555 (570) 374-7339
www.a1advertising.net 450 international Drive Rebecca Cox
Lewisburg, PA 17837 Drug & Alcohol Services APPRAISAL & MARKETING
A&A AUTO STORES (570) 524-2204 2244 Millview Mountain Rd
ASSOCIATES, INC.
Lon Zimmerman www.agchoice.com Forksville , PA 18616
Richard Drzewiecki
Automobile Parts & Services (570) 924-4001
AIR MANAGEMENT Appraisals
2075 North Susquehanna Trail www.adadiagnostics.com
TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 875 North 4th Street
Selinsgrove, PA 17870 Sunbury, PA 17801
(570) 743-1477 Taryne Arbogast AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION
Contractor - Heating & Air Conditioning Kelly Brennan (570) 988-1900
www.aaautostores.com www.appraisalandmarketing.com
1776 Industrial Blvd. Non-Profit
A.S.K. INSURANCE Lewisburg, PA 17837 968 Postal Road, Suite 110
APPRECIATIVE STRATEGIES, LLC
Kimberly Holohan (570) 523-4822 Allentown, PA 18109
Dennis Gilbert
Property & Casualty www.airmanagement.com (610) 867-0583
Business Consultant
7 East Roosevelt Avenue www.heart.org
ALBRIGHT FOOTCARE 2155 Warrensville Road
Elysburg, PA 17824 Montoursville, PA 17754
(570) 221-2183 CENTER, LLC AMERICAN RED CROSS NORTH
Jessica Zeller CENTRAL PA CHAPTER (646) 546-5553
www.askinsurancenow.com dennis-gilbert.com
Physician - Podiatric Medicine Tom Szulanczyk
A.S.P. SERVICES, INC. 2370 Old Turnpike Rd, Suite 4 Non-Profit ARCOS INDUSTRIES LLC
Mark Johnson Lewisburg, PA 17837 249 Farley Circle
Beth Haupt
Manufacturers (570) 522-8637 Lewisburg, PA 17837 Manufacturers
10 Lisalyn Road www.albrightfootcare.com (570) 524-0400 394 Arcos Drive
Selinsgrove, PA 17870 https://www.redcross.org/local/ Mt. Carmel, PA 17851
(570) 374-5333 ALL POINTS LAND SURVEYS, INC. pennsylvania/greater-pennsylvania/
James Grose (570) 339-5200
www.aspserviceinc.com about-us/locations/north- www.arcos.us
Surveyors central-pennsylvania.html
AAA EAST CENTRAL 511 Maple Avenue ASSESSMENT AND
Gregory Shaffer P.O. Box 214 AMERIPRISE FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
Non-Profit Middleburg, PA 17842 SERVICES, INC. Sue Greene
1001 Market St. (570) 837-3109 Richard Allen Business Consultant
PO Box 788 www.allpointssurveys.com Financial Services 1069 Smoketown Road
Sunbury, PA 17801 242 East Market Street Lewisburg, PA 17837
(570) 286-4507 ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Mifflinburg, PA 17844
Paul Donecker (570) 713-7598
www.aaa.com (570) 966-3080
Church
ATTAIN CONSULTING LLC
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ACADEMY SPORTS CENTER 129 N. Market St. ANGELA HUMMEL COACHING James Kazakavage
Louanne Walsh Selinsgrove, PA 17870 AND CONSULTING SERVICES Marketing
Sporting Goods (570) 374-8289 Angela Hummel 120 Linden Road
18 S. Oak St. httpS://www. Consultant Lewisburg, PA 17837
Mount Carmel, PA 17851 allsaintsepiscopalofselinsgrove.com 381 King Street (570) 503-6529
(570) 339-3399 Northumberland, PA 17857 www.AttainConsulting.co
www.academysportscenter.biz ALL SPORTS AMERICA LTD (570) 473-3757
Richard Rock AUBREY ALEXANDER TOYOTA
ACTIONCOACH LEWISBURG Sporting Goods
Mike Andretta
Douglas Savidge 3064 Point Township Drive
Automobile Dealers
Business Coaching Northumberland, PA 17857
1324 North Susquehanna Trail
11 Reitz Blvd., Suite 201 (570) 275-6400
Selinsgrove, PA 17870
Lewisburg, PA 17837 www.asa-football.com
(570) 743-1171
(570) 524-3547 www.aubreyalexandertoyota.com
www.actioncoach.com/dougsavidge
FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION, VISIT WWW.GSVCC.ORG.Here For You Today
There For Them Tomorrow
The Northumberland National Bank is truly a community bank. That’s why we are always
investing back into providing the latest and best banking products to our customers and
®
communities such as Zelle for more secure person to person payment transactions.
Commercial–Personal–Home–Auto
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The Right People. The Right Solutions. The Right Bank.
www.norrybank.com
Northumberland Selinsgrove Middleburg
(570) 473-3531 (570) 374-5533 (570) 765-7158
Sunbury Hummels Wharf Port Trevorton
543:
(570) 286-8856 (570) 884-1050 (570) 884-1052 1430626011CHAMBER MEMBERS Alphabetical
AUTISM AND BEHAVIOR BB&T - SUNBURY BETTER.BUSINESS.SOLUTIONS BOROUGH OF LEWISBURG
RESOURCES Banks/Financial Institutions Norman Hoy William Lowthert
Erin Demcher 1104 N 4th St Computer Dealer/Services Government
Educational Resources Sunbury, PA 17801 8 Cameltown Hill Rd 55 South 5th Street
301 Pottsgrove Road (570) 863-6249 Danville, PA 17821 Lewisburg, PA 17837
Danville, PA 17821 www.bbt.com (570) 275-5844 (570) 523-3614
(410) 404-2036 www.better-business-solutions.com https://www.lewisburgborough.org/
autismandbehaviorresources.com/ BEACON INSURANCE AGENCY
Melanie Garman-Shaffer BEVERLY ATTKISSON BOROUGH OF MIDDLEBURG
AVISO FINANCIAL CENTER Insurance Individual Elizabeth Paige
Joseph Perry 9190 Route 35 (570) 473-3090 Government
Investments P.O. Box 32 13 North Main Street
100 Airport Road, Suite 200 Mt. Pleasant Mills, PA 17853 BEVERLY'S FLOWER SHOP Middleburg, PA 17842
Selinsgrove, PA 17870 (570) 539-2758 Beverly Katalenas (570) 837-2533
(570) 374-4589 Florists www.middleburgborough.com
BEAVER MOTORS, INC. 9 East Independence Street
AXRUNKLE, P.C. Jospeh Andretta Shamokin, PA 17872 BOROUGH OF MIFFLINBURG
Jeremiah Runkle Automobile Dealers (570) 644-1747 Margaret Metzger
Attorneys 19689 Route 522 Beverlysflowersshamokin.com Government
14 South Main Street Beaver Springs, PA 17812 120 N. 3rd St.
Middleburg, PA 17842 (570) 850-0608 BIC'S WATER SPORTS AND Mifflinburg, PA 17844
(570) 837-0086 www.beavermotors.net OUTDOOR ADVENTURES, LLC (570) 966-1013
www.axrunklelaw.com Events/Recreation www.mifflinburgborough.org
BECKER BODY SHOP, INC. 2832 State Rt. 405
William Becker Milton, PA 17847 BOROUGH OF
B Automobile Services/Repair (570) 713-9045 NORTHUMBERLAND
B&B PLUMBING HEATING & A/C P.O. Box 100 www.bicswatersports.com/ Janice Bowman
Carletta Hummels Wharf, PA 17831 Government
Plumbing and Heating Supplies (570) 743-5882 BIEBER'S INDUSTRIAL PARK 175 Orange Street
36 S. Front Street Valerie Bieber Northumberland, PA 17857
BEITER'S INC. Industrial Park (570) 473-3414
York Haven, PA 17370
Bill Henderson 800 Old Route 15 www.northumberlandborough.com
(717) 266-9757
Appliances New Columbia, PA 17856
www.bandbplumbingheatingandac.com
1189 North 4th Street (570) 522-9181 BOROUGH OF SELINSGROVE
BAILEY FARMS Sunbury, PA 17801 Paul Williams
(570) 286-6414 BILLINGS VENDING SERVICE Government
Rick Bailey
Farms www.beiters.com Scott Billings 1 North High Street, P.O. Box 34
Vending Services Selinsgrove, PA 17870
1703 Kratzerville Road
BEN REICHLEY 3180 North Old Trail (570) 374-2311
Winfield, PA 17889
Individual Shamokin Dam, PA 17876 www.selinsgrove.org
(570) 374-8872
(570) 850-1001 (570) 743-1624
BARN APPETIT www.billingsvending.com BOROUGH OF SHAMOKIN DAM
BENIGNA'S CREEK VINEYARD Ed Hovenstine
Todd Geise
Events
& WINERY, INC. BINGAMAN & SON LUMBER Government
1300 State Route 405 Amy Masser COMPANY, INC. 42 West 8th Avenue, P.O. Box 273
Wineries Aimee Bowersox Shamokin Dam, PA 17876
Milton, PA 17847
1585 Ridge Road Manufacturers (570) 743-7565
(570) 850-4234
Klingerstown, PA 17941 P.O. Box 247 www.shamokindam.net
www.facebook.com/thebarnappetit
(570) 425-3090 Kreamer, PA 17833
BB&T - MILTON www.bcwinery.com (570) 374-1108 BOWEN AGENCY REALTORS
Banks/Financial Institutions www.bingamanlumber.com Larry Johnson
39 S. Arch Street
BENJAMIN BEAVER Real Estate Services
Individual BJE POULTRY 1372 North Susquehanna
Milton, PA 17847
(570) 541-2906 Andrew Reich Trail, Suite 110
(570) 742-2348
www.benbeaver.com Agriculture Selinsgrove, PA 17870
www.bbt.com
215 Kreamer Ave (570) 743-2165
BENJAMIN RANCK Kreamer, PA 17833
BB&T - MOUNT CARMEL www.bowenagency.com
Individual (570) 374-7424
Banks/Financial Institutions
(570) 713-7183 BOYER CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC, PC
109 N. Oak Street
Mount Carmel, PA 17851 BJ'S STEAK AND RIB HOUSE Aimee Boyer
BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HOME Robert Kirkpatrick
(570) 339-1370 SERVICES HODRICK REALTY Chiropractic
www.bbt.com Restaurants 217 Point Township Drive
William Hodrick 17 North Market Street
Real Estate Services Northumberland, PA 17857
BB&T - SELINSGROVE Selinsgrove, PA 17870 (570) 473-3585
1100 West Market Street
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Banks/Financial Institutions (570) 374-9841 www.boyerchiro.com
160 Nina Drive Lewisburg, PA 17837 www.bjsribs.com
Selinsgrove, PA 17870 (570) 523-1000 BRAKETECHNIQUE, INC.
(570) 743-7859 www.bhhshodrickrealty.com BOBBY JONES Bruce Reber
www.bbt.com Individual Automobile Parts & Services
BEST WESTERN PLUS (570) 374-4824 196 Universal Road,
BB&T - SHAMOKIN WEST DANVILLE INN Peachey Industrial Park
Banks/Financial Institutions Sunny Patel BOB'S CYCLE SHOP
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