The Community Awareness Committee of the Greater Hazleton of Commerce is currently looking for any restaurant or catering facility to participate in the 2nd Annual Tastes of Greater Hazleton. Due to an overwhelming response, the committee has decided to make this an annual event. The event features a sampling of signature dishes and products from restaurants and businesses from throughout Greater Hazleton.
It is scheduled to take place Sunday, October 18th from 12:00 noon to 3:00 pm in the Holy Family Academy (former Bishop Hafey High School) auditorium. 1700 W. 22nd Street in Hazleton.
The opportunity is open to any restaurant or catering facility from throughout Greater Hazleton. There is no registration fee, however, you are asked to provide a tasting to each of the individuals who attend the event. The goal of this event is to show off your signature dish and promote and market your restaurant to a wide audience. This also gives the residents of Greater Hazleton a look at the excellent variety of restaurants that are located right in their own backyard.
Space is limited and is on a first come first serve basis. If you are interested in participating in this event, please contact Leann Fallabel at the Chamber office, at 455-1509 or email
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The Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce and Whitewater Challengers have joined together to offer an exclusive opportunity to all Chamber members. On Sunday, July 26th, 2009 Chamber members, their employees, co-workers and their family and friends are offered a discounted rafting trip on the Lehigh River.
The cost per person is $49.95 for adults (9+). This includes a guided rafting trip, instructions, shuttle service, equipment, insurance and a river lunch. This trip would normally cost $66 per person. By attending with our Chamber group individuals will save $16.00 per person. Participants will meet at 11:20 at the Whitewater Challengers Adventure Center located at 288 N. Stagecoach Road in Weatherly. For complete details on how to prepare for a rafting trip or for directions visit their website at www.whitewaterchallengers.com.
“We have been doing this trip for the last several years and we always have a tremendous turnout. It is an exclusive opportunity and everyone who attends has so much fun.” explains Chamber VP. of Marketing, Leann Fallabel. “This also gives our members and their families, who may have never gone whitewater rafting, an opportunity to see what kinds of great recreational opportunities are in their own backyard.”
Any chamber member interested in participating is asked to register and provide payment to the Chamber office no later than Wednesday, July 22nd. For additional information or to register visit our website at www.hazletonchamber.org or call Leann Fallabel at 455-1509 or email
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State Senator John Gornder provided a legislative update at the Chamber's June Red Carpet Breakfast. Providence Place Retirment Community hosted and sponsored the breakfast program. New members, Tom Bell from the Bell House Cafe along with Matt Adukaitis from NTH Consultants LTD were recognized as new members. Ross Valenti from the Keystone Job Corps Center was the event chairman.
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The top academic students in five area high schools were honored Thursday, June 11th at the 35th Annual Academic Achievement Banquet coordinated by the Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce.
The program recognized the scholastic achievements of students from Hazleton Area, Immanuel Christian School, Marian Catholic High School, MMI Preparatory School, and Weatherly Area High School.
Students recognized at the event were (Hazleton Area): John Bachman, Anastasia Baran. Ashley Boehmer, Tanya Cheeseman, Donna Chen, David Chippi, Jaclyn DeLauretis, Tiffany Dempsey, Andrew Dominick, Corey Doyle, Matthew Drumheller, Nadine Drumn, Sarah Farley, Sarah Goodreau, Kayla Hartz, Harpreet Kaur, John Keegan V, Rebecca Miller, Julia Notaro, Jacqueline Phillips, Alyssa Rodzewich, Grant Rowlands, Amanda Sissock, Aimee Sitch, Samantha Spishock, Kayleigh Streit, James Van Horn, Vanessa Velez, DeAnna Yarbrough, and Ariel Zablocki.
(Immanuel Christian School): Caleb Boston and Robert Weldon.
(Marian Catholic): Amanda Cuth , Melissa Ervin, Beth Ann Grega, Nickolas Julian, Erin Litsch, Patrick Martino, Bernadette Mick, Janine Patton, Patrick Smith, Alexander Valente, and Dwight Weaver.
(MMI): Niklas Anthony, Katrina Enright, William Hood, Kristyn Lizbinski, Daniel Migatulski, Kelci Scirrotto, Jonathan Senczakowicz, Traci Smith, Jan Wessel, and Adam Wisniewski.
(Weatherly Area): Amanda Bartosevich, Paige Corra, Kim Gatski , Josette Genetti, Tara Hadzick, Alyson Hoegg, Caitlyn Koloski, Sarah Lech, Kelly Medico, Heather Polchin, and Brianna Vento.
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The Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce Women’s Networking Committee is holding a woman’s networking event on Tuesday, June 16th from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm at the Residence Inn by Marriott located at 1 Station Circle Drive off of Route 940 in Humboldt Station. The event is being hosted and sponsored by the Residence Inn by Marriott and is open to all business women in Greater Hazleton.
Registration and networking will begin at 5:30 pm. A self defense session entitled Women’s Self Defense – Helping you Escape to Gain Safety will then run from 6:15 to 6:45. This session will be presented by Master Jeffrey Williams, Owner/Instructor of Tri-County Martial Arts and teach all who attend simple techniques that will give you a fighting chance to safely get away from any random act of violence. The workshop will provide you with the necessary tools and skill to help you make the right choices if faced with a confrontation, and will empower you to become more confident in self protection. This hands-on session is appropriate for women of all ages and physical abilities. Please note that the dress for this event is casual.
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