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Linking Business with Community. In this Issue: Learn more about our 2020 Award Recipients for the January 2020 120th Annual Dinner on Thursday, January 23. Pages 8 – 9 woosterchamber.com Welcome incoming 2020 Board of Board of Directors welcomes Directors Members Day as 2020 Chair The Chamber is excited to announce the addition Kevin Day, President and CEO of the of Stephen Smyth, General Manager for GOJO Western Reserve Group was named the Industries Wooster and Armand Massary, General 2020 Wooster Chamber Board of Directors Manager of ArtiFlex Manufacturing in 2020. Chair. Recognized nationally, as a leader Stephen has been a leader in the transformation in the insurance industry, Kevin brings of the former Rubbermaid facility on Akron Road, an impressive business management into the current day Wooster Campus for GOJO resume to the board along with extensive Industries. He resides in Wooster with his wife experience in non-profit oversight, where and two young kids. Armand has held the head he has volunteered and assumed board position for ArtiFlex’s Wooster operation since Kevin Day leadership roles on various non-profit 2015, after relocating from a manufacturing Chair, organizations. Kevin has identified two operation in the Canton area. Previously Armand Western Reserve Group initiatives that he has challenged the was a member of the Schaeffler team and has Chamber Staff and Board to prioritize been a long-standing citizen of the Wooster area during his year of leadership. The first being the implementation with his wife and three grown kids. of a Leadership Wooster 2.0 program and the second being the establishment of a Wooster Captive Insurance Program. Leadership Wooster 2.0, would be made available on a first come first serve basis to the more than 600 graduates of Leadership Wooster and would offer more intense leadership development training and counsel, along with more in-depth community- based research and discussion. Kevin’s second focus area is the establishment of a Wooster Captive Insurance Program which will be a self-funded and managed insurance plan for businesses with more than 25 employees. The Chamber utilized 2019 as an Stephen Smyth Armand Massary opportunity to perform a case study, that showed significant General Manager, General Manager, savings for a company utilizing a captive insurance model over a GOJO Wooster ArtiFlex Manufacturing conventional model. woosterchamber.com Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce | 1
New Members Business After Hours Interested in speaking February Business After at a Wooster Chamber Hours at HER Realtors Educational Series? Giordano’s Declaration Fitness: EJ Therapy Giordano’s has been serving its Home of Declaration CrossFit EJ Therapy is a premier pediatric therapy clinic located WHERE: The Wooster Chamber holds Educational Series breakfasts or world-famous deep dish pizza since Declaration Fitness: Home of in Wooster, also serving many area school districts with 4146 Burbank Road, Suite A luncheons on a bi-monthly basis. These series focus on issues, 1974, when founders, Efren and Joseph Declaration CrossFit is a gym for Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Speech Wooster, Ohio 44691 special interests, and education that brings value to the Wooster Boglio introduced their mother’s anyone at any fitness level! Classes Therapy professionals. Their goal is to provide high quality, stuffed pizza recipe to Chicago. As range from beginners to elite athletes. WHEN: Chamber membership. These are not-to-miss events and expert therapy services to communities most vulnerable one of the originators of what is now Faith is priority, family is their roots and children. The team at EJ Therapy strives to impact Tuesday, February 18, 2020 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM opportunities to learn new tools that will benefit your business! internationally known as Chicago-style fitness is a way of life! Let Declaration young lives with increased functional skills, expanded Staff are currently scheduling for the 2020 year and want you to deep dish pizza, Giordano’s has over Fitness help pave the way to be the communication, and ability to interact effectively in their 70 restaurants nationwide and is best that you can be. Located at Join the Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce share topics you would like to see and share if you have a topic communities, families, and schools. EJ Therapy has been a proud to be considered Chicago’s 1909 Old Mansfield Road in Wooster. and HER Realtors on February 18! Come meet with you would like to present to our membership! part of Wayne County for over 20 years, and recently moved #1 Deep Dish Pizza! Contact Declaration Fitness at (330) the team and the Wooster business community into their new permanent home on Akron Rd. EJ Therapy Requests and questions can be directed to Katie Foster, Giordano’s is located at 4370 Belden 988-0907 to get started today! is excited to join the Wooster Chamber of Commerce for an evening of networking and camaraderie. Communication & Events Coordinator at Village St NW, Canton and can be and expand their ability to understand and impact our Enjoy appetizers and refreshments as you tour the kfoster@woosterchamber.com. contacted at (234) 214-6370. community. Contact EJ Therapy at 330-262-4449. office. We look forward to having you! Interested in becoming a member of the Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce? Visit us online at woosterchamber.com. To register for this event visit bit.ly/chamberbahfeb2020 Sept. 2019 Oct. 2019 Oct. 2018 Sept. 2019 Oct. 2018 Oct. 2019 Unemployment, Labor Force, Employed 3.3% 3.3% 3.5% 59,100 59,800 58,600 United States Wayne County Economic Indicators Unemployment, Labor Force, Unemployed 4.1% 3.9% 4.3% 2,100 2,000 2,100 Ohio Wayne County Unemployment, Wayne County 3.4% 3.2% 3.5% Wayne County Sales Tax by Month $1,008,074.94 $1,019,527.71 $933,475.99 April Business After Hours to be held at 2020 Board of Directors Chamber Staff Small Business Wayne Habitat for When finished with this newsletter, please recycle it. Executive Board James Smail Tom Pukys Counseling Kevin Day Chair, Western Farmer’s National Bank Wayne Economic Development Council Jeff Smith Justin Starlin President 330-262-5735 jstarlin@woosterchamber.com Samira Zimmerly Director of Events & Programs 330-262-5735 szimmerly@woosterchamber.com Humanity ReStore Board Members Reserve Group The Apple Creek Bill Sheron Jon Jameson Banking Co. WHERE: Representatives of Wooster Chamber members gather for the first Educational Past Chair, Schaeffler Stephen Smyth Series in March 2019 with Scott Holter, Director of Business Solutions at Meaden GOJO Industries Katie Foster Michelle Rothgery 2700 Akron Road Wooster Communications & Events Coordinator Administrative Assistant & Moore. Matthew Long Community Hospital Critchfield, Critchfield Martha Starkey 330-262-5735 330-262-5735 Wooster, Ohio 44691 Wayne Co. Convention kfoster@woosterchamber.com mrothgery@woosterchamber.com Susan Marlar & Johnston Wednesday, January 15 & Visitors’ Bureau Appointments available Chair-Elect, Meaden & Moore Armand Massary WHEN: See their new location Shannon Waller 9:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m., ArtiFlex 377 West Liberty Street • Wooster, Ohio 44691 Thursday, April 2, 2020 Dr. John Cook Manufacturing Main Street 1:00 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. on Akron Road Treasurer Wooster, Inc. Long, Cook, Beth Weaver at The Wooster Area 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM in Wooster! Michael McClintock Chamber of Commerce & Samsa, LLC Habitat for Humanity The Wooster Area Chamber of McClintock Electric Commerce is on Facebook, YouTube in Wayne County A small materials fee applies. Chad Boreman and @woosterchamber on Instagram. Jack Nebesky Boreman-Norton- Wayne Webster Cook Wealth Partners BCI Buckeye Divison The College of Wooster Register online Amy Marinello Don Noble II Visit us online at woosterchamber.com cantonsbdc.org Marinello Realty United Titanium, Inc. Thomas White To register for this event visit bit.ly/bahapril2020 2 | Wooster Area Chamber of Commercewoosterchamber.com woosterchamber.com Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce | 3
January Newsletter Five Ways to Save Chamber to host Chamber 101 for members on January 30! FIVE ways to save with the Wooster Area Chamber! Join the Wooster Chamber for Chamber 101 on January 30 from 8 AM - 9 AM. Members will be given the opportunity to learn about the history, The Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce offers active members an array of money-saving programs and benefits! events, programs, and many benefits the Chamber Members have the potential to save thousands each year on necessary business expenses when utilizing offers. Attendees will also have the chance to Chamber member benefits. introduce themselves and network with local business WHERE: professionals. Coffee and pastries will be provided! 1 3 377 West Liberty Street Wooster, Ohio 44691 OFFICE SUPPLIES Introducing the Staples Business Advantage® WHEN: program, brought to you by the Wooster The Wooster Chamber highly Area Chamber of Commerce. Now, you have encourages you to RSVP in advance Thursday, Jan. 30, 2020 exclusive access to national contract pricing, 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM thanks to your chamber membership. One so staff have the opportunity to tailor stop shopping, free next-day delivery (orders information to your business for the over $50), free returns, and discounts on products you use daily! Plus, SAVE BIG across best experience possible. H E A LT H I N S U R A N C E all product categories from the nation’s SAFETY COUNCIL As a Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce leading office supply vendor. The Wooster Area Safety Council, made up member with 2 - 50 employees, you are of local companies, meets monthly to eligible for a discount on any health plan examine and resolve potential and from Anthem® Blue Cross® and Blue Shield®! existing safety problems. Speakers inform 2 To register for this event visit bit.ly/woochambercoffeejan2020 Despite the ongoing changes and confusion participants about new techniques, products, surrounding health care reform, the Chamber and services and provide a thorough continues to offer employer discounted knowledge of these services. Safety Council health insurance options exclusively for members are eligible for a 2% rebate on their members! Not only will you save money, BWC premiums if they achieve all program but you also have your choice of plans, attendance and participation requirements. administrative convenience, extensive Companies who improve workplace safety Plant and Pour at the Chamber’s next selection of providers, as well as strong local service! will also be recognized at the Annual Awards Luncheon. Women in Business event 4 5 Join the Wooster Chamber on February 6 from 5 PM - 7 PM for a Plant and Pour! Tiffany Sustar from Buchwalter Greenhouse will share tips and tricks on caring for terrariums and demonstrate WHERE: how to create a terrarium using easy to grow succulents and tiny Buchwalter Greenhouse houseplants. No previous plant knowledge is required! 6554 Back Orrville Road Sip wine with Deanna Troutman from Troutman Vineyards! Wooster, Ohio 44691 WO R K E R S ’ C O M P E N S AT I O N MARKETING Deanna will hold a wine tasting and share the story of Troutman WHEN: The Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce Constant Contact is the one source for all of Vineyards and their wines. has partnered with CareWorks Comp to help your marketing needs! Growing your business February 6, 2020 from members maximize their premium savings. does not have to be difficult. All it takes is The cost to register is $40 which will include material for your 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM CareWorks Comp is Ohio’s leading workers’ Constant Contact email marketing. With compensation Third Party Administrator powerful tools that are so easy to use, you very own terrarium, wine, and appetizers. Space is limited so COST: $40.00 (TPA), offering comprehensive workers’ will be able to create professional emails register today! compensation analysis that maximizes their in minutes and reach more customers fast! customers’ potential BWC savings. Chamber Members SAVE UP TO 25%! To register for this event visit bit.ly/woochamberplantandpour2020 For more information on any of these programs/benefits, contact Katie Foster at kfoster@woosterchamber.com. 4 | Wooster Area Chamber of Commercewoosterchamber.com woosterchamber.com Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce | 5
January Newsletter Wooster Young Professionals So Fresh and Let’s go bowling! So Clean Join the Wooster Young Professionals group on Wednesday, We appreciate your continued support and hope January 15 for our next social at that you will proudly display the shiny new 2020 WHERE: Wayne Lanes! Wayne Lanes will membership plaque inserts and window clings at Wayne Lanes be offering a special to Wooster your place of business. 1983 Lincoln Way East Young Professionals, $2 games Our success as a community organization would with shoe rental included. Light Wooster, Ohio 44691 not be possible without the support from our refreshments will be provided and WHEN: membership and we want to annually recognize a cash bar will be available. January 15, 2020 this support through the presentation of an 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM We had so much fun with you all at updated membership insert. We think they look last year’s bowling social, we hope COST: $2.00 per game great and are excited to see our members proudly you will join us again! displaying them throughout town. To register this Young Professional event visit bit.ly/woochamberypjanuary2020 Become a member of the Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce! Learn more by visiting woosterchamber.com Wooster YP’s yearly tradition at Coccia House! The Wooster Young Professionals closed out the 2019 year at Coccia House on Wednesday, December 18. Those in attendance enjoyed pizza and appetizers as they celebrated the holiday season together. We would like to thank the YP’s who joined us as well as Coccia House for graciously hosting. See you all in 2020! Chamber holds past chair luncheon The Chamber was pleased to welcome past chairs to a luncheon on Tuesday, December 17, which focused on sharing updates on the organization and the We want to thank these past chairs overall community. With an impressive list for joining us: of past board leaders, these luncheons Steve Webster Ted Bogner Dan Plumly OUR MISSION will offer a unique opportunity to gain 1987 2007 2011 invaluable insight on strategic planning Tim Zuercher Peggy Schmitz Pat Neyhart The mission of the efforts for the organization and to gather 1989 2008 2012 Wooster Area Chamber input on relevant and timely community of Commerce is to foster Doug Drushal Mike Pallotta Dee Vaidya economic prosperity initiatives. Many past chairs remain 2002 2009 2013 in the Wooster area by engaged leaders in the community and advancing community this and future luncheons will ensure that Greg Long Steve Matthew Paul Williams leadership and their voices are being heard and past 2006 2010 2017 supporting the interests experiences are being considered. of our members and the business community. Sponsored by 6 | Wooster Area Chamber of Commercewoosterchamber.com woosterchamber.com Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce | 7
WOOSTER AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Join us for a Roaring Good Time! 2020 AN NUAL DI N N E R Business of the Year Award Michael Steiner Accepted by: Wall of Fame Award Dave Hershberger, President/CEO Dee Vaidya Board of Directors Alicia Award Wallace Jack O' Donnell Award Small Business of the Year Award – More than 15 Employees Accepted by: Mark Robinson, Owner Mike Tepe Small Business of the Year Award – Fewer than 15 2020 Award Recipients Employees Mike Lezak Award The Wooster Area Chamber of Commerces 120th Annual Dinner Meeting will be held on Thursday, January 23, 2020. Accepted by: Lorrie Tignor, PLATINUM SPONSOR GOLD SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS Owner Armand WorthyWorks Award Massary BRONZE SPONSORS BAR SPONSOR Leadership Wooster Distinguished Alumni Award Our Accepted by: Sponsors Stan Popp, Executive Director 8 | Wooster Area Chamber of Commercewoosterchamber.com | 9
BIG changes coming to the Leadership Wooster 2020 Home & Garden Show Leadership students focus on health, wellness & recreation The 30th Annual Wayne County Home and Garden Show will be held on April 25 and 26, 2020, at the Wayne County Fairgrounds and will feature some exciting new changes. The event will undergo a reconfiguration that will feature The Leadership Wooster Best Selling Author gave a presentation on utilizing the NEW Wayne County Event Center and Agricultural Building, along class met on Wednesday, Mindful Eating. The class then learned about YOUR NEIGHBORS December 4 to focus on Health, Wellness Holistic & Alternative Medicine from Rev. Brooke Winkler, Owner of Engaging the Spirit. The final with significant changes to the overall layout of the event’s outdoor vendor spaces. The Chamber is confident that these changes will only improve the serving you event, as newer and nicer facilities are made available to not only the vendors & Recreation in the stop was at the Wooster Community Hospital Four convenient Wooster locations but the attendees as well. The event center building, which features heat, bright Additional locations in Millersburg • Ashland community. The day where the class heard from CEO, Bill Sheron Rittman • Lodi • North Canton • Creston LED light vendor space and new restrooms will be offered on a first come first began at HealthPoint on his leadership experience and the direction waynesavings.com • 800-414-1103 serve basis, so act fast in claiming your spot. where the class toured the hospital is heading along with a leadership Bauer 5-Star Rated for Security, Strength, and Reliability the facility and learned about the services insight discussion with Dr. Sharon Marcanthony. offered with Director, Brian Coote. Dr. Nicole Executive Director, Jaime Parsons presented the Labor, Director of Rehabilitation at OneEighty class with an overview of the Viola Startzman discussed addiction and the misconceptions of Clinic and their offerings. The day ended with it. The next activity on the agenda included a City of Wooster Recreation Supervisor, Ashley dance lesson with local dance instructor, Susan Hershberger, giving an overview of recreation English. The day continued on to the Cleveland opportunities in Wooster. The Wooster Clinic where Amanda Roth gave an overview Community is very fortunate to have such of the clinic. Dr. Susan Albers, New York Times dynamic health & wellness offerings available! Independent Living Assisted Living Transitional Care Sarah Scherdt Ben Valentine Efewongbe Oleghe, MD Mick Bolon Applications for the event are currently available at: NEW Aquatic Therapy Marketing & Comm. Specialist, Senior Accountant, Bloomington Vice President Operations, woosterchamber.com/wayne-county-home-garden-show Christian Children’s Home of Ohio The College of Wooster Internal Medicine D+S Distribution Memory Care Long Term Care What is your favorite thing about Why did you decide to participate What do you hope to get out Why did you decide to participate Wooster/Wayne County? in Leadership Wooster? of the program? in Leadership Wooster? Wooster is a small but mighty town. As This program provides a great I hope to know the community more The Leadership Wooster program not Applications for the event are currently available at a newbie, I continue to be pleasantly opportunity to learn more about my and learn what makes Wooster only provides extensive exposure to surprised by the many local resources personal leadership style and skills. I and Wayne County such a thriving the many industries and companies woosterchamber.com/wayne-county-home-garden-show available in our own background also wanted a chance to network with community/place. in Wayne County, it is also a great as well as our proximity to other other professionals in the area and opportunity to make connections with great Ohio communities. I am also appreciative of the kindness and learn some of the history of Wooster. other business professionals. The ever-popular EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT compassion of fellow residents making for vendors ends on February 28! a difference here and around the world. 330.264.8640 • www.wvhl.heathcare 1715 Mechanicsburg Rd. • Wooster, OH 44691 Nonprofit Faith Based Sponsored by The event is sponsored by: 10 | Wooster Area Chamber of Commercewoosterchamber.com woosterchamber.com Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce | 11
Get to know the Wooster Safety Council Chamber Board members! Safety Recap: Heroin and opiates in the Wayne County area Tom White first became familiar with Wooster through his district manager role with Quality Farm and Fleet. When Quality went out of business in the early 2000s, Captain Doug Hunter, Tom had the vision to reopen the Wooster store and of the Wayne County bring the Wayne County farming community the kind of Sheriff’s Office, spoke You Can Relationships You Relationships Can Bank Bank On On personalized service and community involvement often at the December Safety lacking in big box retail stores. In the fall of 2004, this Council meeting about vision materialized as Rural King of Ohio or — as most heroin and other opiates call it — RKO, opened. Tom opened a second store in in the Wayne County area. Tom White Elyria in 2011. 2020 Wooster Area Captain Hunter has witnessed how drug use has changed over Chamber of Commerce Rural King’s roots began as a small, family-owned farm his 40-year career with the Sheriff’s Office. When he began Board Member store in 1960 based in Mattoon, IL., and has grown to recreational use of opiates was nearly unheard of in the area. He serve customers with a large variety of products, such as largely attributes the rise in opiate abuse to the overprescribing of livestock supplies, clothing, hardware, and compact RK tractors from 19 to 55 prescription pain medications. He pointed out that many people who have developed a drug addiction did not set out to abuse horsepower. When RKO first opened it was the only store in Ohio and enjoyed Proudly serving Proudly serving Wayne Wayne County County customers that drove from all over the state of Ohio, western Pennsylvania, and drugs. They may have been injured and prescribed a medication West Virginia. When you enter you cannot help but smell the free popcorn, a that led to the addiction. Customized Service | Local Experts | High-Touch Technology The group learned about different signs to watch for in employees staple, along with the everyday low prices and friendly service. And your dog, Customized Service | Local Experts | High-Touch Technology He shared several stories of his experiences involving people and coworkers that could indicate a drug problem. Captain Hunter Community Investment | Principled Growth on a leash, is always welcome. Community Investment | Principled Growth struggling with drug addiction. Because of his position with the also cautioned that not everyone will show the obvious signs In 2017, Tom sold the business and retired from a ‘regular paying job’ to a life www.csb1.com | 800.654.9015 Sheriff’s Office, most of his experiences have a tragic ending. of drug abuse. www.csb1.com | 800.654.9015 filled with volunteering and spending time on the family farm in Guernsey MEMBER FDIC MEMBER FDIC County, where he was the 5th generation to grow up. January Safety Council Meeting: Safe Winter Driving Tips Along with his Chamber activities, Tom is a Master Gardner at OSU Secrest Arboretum, supports the Wayne County Fair, and serves on the board of Habitat for Humanity. He also loves to spend time restoring antique Ford The first Safety Council meeting of 2020 Manuel will cover ways to help navigate will be held on January 29. safely through winter’s challenges by tractors and — much to his wife’s concern — has grown his collection to about 15 tractors (and counting). Only a few more to round out the collection and he will HOSTED VOICE making sure both you and your vehicle be all set! (At least until the next auction …) Manuel Vazquez Ederra, with Federated are prepared. Insurance, will speak about Safe Tom is a Navy veteran and served a tour of duty in Vietnam. Returning home, Winter Driving. He will share ways to ensure your vehicle he used the GI bill to acquire his degree from Ohio University, the first in his Advanced telephone features Across most of our country, winter is in optimal winter condition, what to family to attend college. He and his bride of 32 years, Sandy have two children. without the expense of a brings with it snow, sleet, fog, and ice. keep stocked in your car in case of any Will, who will be graduating from The Ohio State University this spring with traditional phone system. winter-related situations and tips to his law degree, and Katie, who earned her master’s degree from Iowa and is These weather conditions often result make your winter journeys safer. teaching at The University of Akron and Mount Union while also working at in hazardous roadways, poor visibility, and stressed-out drivers — not a safe The meeting will take place at First Starbucks. Before returning to Ohio, the Whites lived in Grand Haven, Michigan CALL TODAY FOR A FREE combination. Presbyterian Church 621 College Ave. for ten years while Tom worked in the corporate offices for Quality. Even CUSTOMIZED QUOTE Wooster, OH 44691 and lunch will be then, the family continued to visit the Wayne and Holmes counties area every Drive according to road summer and loved it here. and weather conditions. served beginning at 11:30 a.m. 330-345-8114 x154 RKO still holds a special place in Tom’s heart and he feels blessed by the BusinessPro@MCTVOhio.com support he received from the community when he opened his store. It is with To register for the January 2020 Safety Council this event visit bit.ly/woochamberjanmeeting2020 that gratitude that he enjoys giving back to his adopted community of Wooster. www.MCTVOhio.com/Hosted-Voice 12 | Wooster Area Chamber of Commercewoosterchamber.com woosterchamber.com Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce | 13
Major improvements coming What’s happening January 2020 to Southeast and Southwest quadrants of public square January 4 and January 12 WACPAC presents “The King and I” 7 PM Wayne Center for the Arts January 18 and January 19 June in January, Outdoor Living Preview Sat 10 AM – 4 PM, Sun Noon – 4 PM 330-264-2787 • www.wacpac.org Buchwalter Greenhouse • 330-669-3489 Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy MedPro Group January 10 – February 10 January 19 Wayne-Holmes Artists’ Exhibition Voices from the Past: “April Verch Band” Speech Therapy Daily, Wayne Center for the Arts 2 PM Wayne County Historical Society , Stutzman & Lehman, LLC Respite Stay’s 24/7 Admissions 330-264-2787 330-264-8856 Doctors & Nurses providing injury care and occupational torneys at Law 330.264.0912 • www.GlendoraCareCenter.com January 17 January 25 services to Employers and Employees since 1997 Music on Market: “Music by Two” June in January, Outdoor Living Preview 7 PM Wooster United Methodist Church Sat 10 AM – 4 PM Buchwalter Greenhouse 2201 Benden Drive • Wooster, OH 44691 330-262-5641 330-669-3489 (330) 263-7270 Logee, Hostetler, Stutzman & Lehman, LLC January 18 Program “Life of Rutherford B. Hayes” January 26 Attorneys at Law Speaker Wayne Enders Wooster Chamber Music Series – Imani Winds 3 PM Gault Recital Hall, College of Wooster 1 PM –3PM Shreve Presbyterian Church Daniel J. Hostetler Christopher N. Finney 330-464-4382 330-263-2115 Morris Stutzman Robert A. Stutzman Ralph Lehman Cowles S. Ostrander 223 West Liberty Street 205 West Liberty Street 2171 Eagle Pass, Wooster, OH 44691 Downtown will continue to see improvements, after City Council approved Wooster, OH 44691 Wooster, OH 44691 Ph: 330-264-6115 • Fax: 330-262-5729 proceeding with the implementation of phase II of an overall downtown 330-262-2012 330-262-2022 www.lhslaw.com friendtique.org friendtique.org/nest * Serving the community since 1925 * streetscape renovation master plan. The first phase, which was completed in 2018, included the redesign of the Northeast Quad of public square and the Supporting Ohio’s Hospice Lifecare Pass, Wooster, Ohio 44691 creation of the new multi-purpose pavilion. The most recent phase will focus on improving the southeast and southwest quads of public square. This project is Mon-Fri 10 a.m.-5 p.m. | Sat 10 a.m.-5 p.m. | Closed Sunday 6115 Fax: 330-262-5729 slated to begin in spring 2020, and will include improving the streetscape along e community since 1925 * Liberty Street from Market Street east to the first alley, the reconfiguration of both the Southeast and Southwest Quads, and the area along Liberty Street west of Market Street south side to the first alley. This $1.8M project will complete H A P P Y the reconfiguration and revitalization of Wooster’s public square along with the replacement of a larger majority of the original streetscape. N E W Serving high school students, Y E A R ! adults, and businesses in and around Wayne County FROM THE WOOSTER AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Linking Business with Community. LET ME BRING YOU H ME 1345 W. Old Lincoln Way • Wooster 330.262.6847 All Print Projects 330.464.2155 Produced Locally! Call or stop in! bethstarlin.howardhanna.com 14 | Wooster Area Chamber of Commercewoosterchamber.com woosterchamber.com Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce | 15
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