I will have much more on Middletown Pride as we move closer to June, but we are gearing up for a busy, and proud, month of June.
The Middletown Pride Showcase Event will be held over the course of two days, June 5 and 6 on the South Green in Middletown. Later in the day, Middletown Pride’s first ever virtual Pride Parade will be broadcast on Middletown Pride’s website, Facebook and Instagram accounts. Middletown Pride 2021 festivities will begin on the morning of June 5, when we join together with Cinder + Salt for our second annual Main Street Cleanup. Pride will take a balanced approach this year, and events will take place virtually and in-person. In addition to these important meetings that are specific to our chamber, I look forward to my weekly virtual meeting Tuesday with the leaders of the Metro Chambers of Commerce in our state, and Thursday with the Workforce Alliance Executive Committee.īringing it back to the local scene, Middletown Pride 2021 will be a month-long celebration of inclusivity, acceptance and diversity. We look forward to a great day on the course! The committee has done a terrific job once again, and I am so appreciative of all of our sponsors, players, those who donated gifts, purchased tee signs, and many other chamber members who offered their support in a number of different ways. The Golf Committee will continue planning for the upcoming sold-out 38th Annual Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament May 27 at Lyman Orchards Golf Club in Middlefield. Other important meetings on the calendar this week include our Arrigoni Bridge Committee, Middlesex County Substance Abuse Action Council, Chamber Finance Committee, Golf Committee, Board of Directors, Legislative Committee and Affordable Housing Committee.
I encourage all members to take advantage of this important series. of HB Live, will explore the fundamentals of Microsoft Teams and real-world applications for small businesses. “Essentials of Microsoft Teams Virtual Platform, presented by Don Gozauckas Jr. On Tuesday afternoon, the latest installment of our Tuesday Tips campaign will take place at noon. We wish them the best and look forward to supporting them along the way. Robert Reneson and his team have done a great job with this lakeside restaurant, which has a delicious menu and an amazing view. They purchased the Chester facility last summer, and we are very proud of their expansion in, and commitment to, Middlesex County.įinally, on Wednesday afternoon, I look forward to traveling to East Hampton for the grand opening of Roberts LakeHouse on North Main Street. The Petzold family, strong supporters of our chamber, have owned Petzold’s Marine Center in Portland since 1945, and it is now being operated by the third and fourth generation. On Tuesday afternoon, Tom and I will travel to Chester to join First Selectwoman Lauren Gister and other dignitaries for the grand opening of Petzold’s Chester Boat Basin. We wish Allison Vaughan nothing but the best with this tasty new venture, and look forward to supporting her along the way. On Monday afternoon, I will join Mayor Ben Florsheim, Chamber Chairman Tom Byrne, and Central Business Bureau Chairwoman Pam Steele for the grand opening of SoulFully Vegan Food Truck.
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