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ORANGE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The Official Publication of the Orange County Chamber of Commerce • www.orangeny.comJune 2005

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BY ELLEN DALEY

More than 9.3 millionAmericans have beenvictimized by identityfraud. According to theFederal TradeCommission, thistranslates into losses ofmore than $47 billionto business and $5billion to consumers.

Perhaps even moreunsettling is the factthat 49% of all victimsof identity theft have noidea how their identitywas stolen, and theynever find out. Frank W.Abagnale, one of theworld’s foremostauthorities on forgery,embezzlement andfraud – and a formercon-man himself —shared these and a hostof other incredible factsat a recent Chamberevent sponsored by KeyBank. Abagnale’spresentation not onlymesmerized an audienceof 200 people for morethan two hours, itenlightened them onhow to protectthemselves, theirfamilies and theirbusinesses against theever-growing threat ofidentity theft.

More than 35 yearsago, Frank Abagnalewas known as one of theworld’s most famousconfidence men. Hisstory was told in thebest-selling book andblockbuster movie,“Catch Me If YouCan.” He was releasedfrom prison on thecondition that he wouldhelp the federal

government, withoutremuneration, byteaching and assistingfederal law enforcementagencies. He has beenassociated with the FBIfor more than 25 yearsand has lectured to andconsulted withhundreds of financialinstitutions,corporations and

government agenciesaround the world.

“Stealing wallets orpurses was once theprimary method toobtain another person’spersonal information,”says Abagnale. “Today,‘dumpster diving,’combined with Internetwebsites and searchengines, help criminals

identify and exploit theirvictims.” While the fearof Internet-related fraudis growing, FTCresearch shows thatidentity theft is morefrequently committedoffline. Not only that,family members,relatives, neighbors andfriends make up half ofall known identity

thieves.How do identity

thieves get yourpersonal information?The list seems endless:stealing informationwhere they work;rummaging throughyour trash or engagingin public “dumpsterdiving”; stealing yourmail; “shoulder surfing”

at checkout lines;videotaping transactionsat ATM machines;posing via e-mail orphone as a legitimatebusiness and claimingthere is a problem withyour account (called“phishing”); or simplystealing your wallet orpurse.

According to theFTC, of the 86,168identity thefts reportedin 2001, 42% weremade to access creditcard accounts. Twentypercent were fortelephone or utilityfraud, 13% to accessbank accounts. Ninepercent wereemployment-related,seven percent were forloans, and six percent toobtain driver’s licenses,social security cards, taxreturns or governmentbenefits. Cases ofidentity theft occurredmost frequently in NewYork, New Jersey,Florida, Georgia, Texas,Illinois, Washington,Oregon, California,Nevada and Arizona.

How can you protectyourself against thisrapidly growing type offraud? Frank Abagnalerecommends thefollowing:

Guard your SocialSecurity number. It’sthe key to your creditreport and is thecriminal’s prime target.Do not give it outreadily.

Monitor your creditreport.

Shred all old bankand credit cardstatements, as well as

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OFFICERSAnthony P. Martine, Chairman

APM EnterprisesDr. Kunwar Nagpal, Chair-Elect

Nagpal Dental Associates, P.C.James P. Smith, Jr., Vice-Chairman

Advance Testing Company, Inc.Katharine Fitzgerald, Vice-Chairman

Provident BankRalph Martucci, Secretary

Times-Herald RecordRalph L. Mills, Treasurer

Abbott & MillsJill M. Varricchio, Immediate Past Chairman

Concept Promotions, Inc.Dr. John A. D’Ambrosio, President

Orange County Chamber of CommerceDonna Johnson

DJ Consulting Services, Inc.John J. McDermott, III

17K Property GroupCharles Milich

The RAL Supply Group, Inc.

BOARD OF DIRECTORSMaria Acosta-JurmanDerek Benedict Carl Bonitz Francis L. Brinkley Mary Ann Butler Paul Campanella

David T. Cocks Frank Gerbes

Edison Guzman Brenda Harburger

Stacey Hillman Richard Narvaez Mary Ridings Joan Scumaci William Sivillo Thomas Sullivan

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Peter Polhamus Dreena Pross Milton Ritter Robert W. Scherreik A. Alan Seidman William F. Vacca

EX OFFICIODr. William RichardsDr. Robert Hanna

The editorial content of The Business Viewpoint is written in its entirety by theChamber of Commerce of Orange County. The views expressed are not necessarily

those of the Times Herald-Record.

junk mail credit card offers. Use a crosscut shredder.Remove your name from the marketing lists of the

three credit reporting bureaus to reduce the pre-approved credit offers you receive.

Add your name to the name deletion lists of theDirect Marketing Association’s Mail Preference Serviceand the Telephone Preference Service used by banksand other marketers.

Don’t carry extra credit cards or other importantidentity documents except when needed.

Photocopy the contents of your wallet so you haveall pertinent data if your wallet is stolen.

Don’t mail checks from home. Don’t print your Social Security number on your

checks.Order your Social Security Earnings and Benefits

Statement once a year to check for employers you didnot work for.

Examine the charges on your credit card statementsbefore paying them.

Close unused credit card accounts.Never give your credit card number or personal

information over the phone unless you initiated thecall.

Subscribe to Privacy Guard or another similarservice that monitors inquiries into your credit andprovides regular credit histories and reports.

What should you do if you are a victim of identitytheft?

Place a fraud alert on your credit reports bycontacting any of the three consumer reportingcompanies (Equifax: 1-800-525-6285,www.equifax.com; Experian: 1-888-397-3742,www.experian.com; TransUnion: 1-800-680-7289,www.transunion.com).

Close the accounts that you know, or believe, have

been tampered with or opened fraudulently.File a report with your local police or the police in

the community where the identity theft took place andget a copy of the report.

Call your credit card issuers immediately and followup with a letter and the police report.

File a complaint with the Federal TradeCommission (1-877-438-4338,www.consumer.gov/idtheft).

From a 2004 complaint to the FTC: “Last week, Inoticed that I was getting products in the mail that Ihadn’t ordered. Then I noticed changes on my creditcard statement that I hadn’t made. I spent a whole daycalling the vendor numbers listed on my statement tolet them know someone was using my credit card tomake purchases without my permission. I don’t know

what else this person maybe doing with my accountsor my name, and I’mworried about that.”

According to the FTC, ittakes an average of $1,173and 175 hours activelyworking to clean up creditreports and other relatedcomplications.

A recent amendment to the federal Fair CreditReport Act requires that each of the major nationwideconsumer reporting companies provide you with a freecopy of your credit report, at your request, once every12 months. The directive is being phased in graduallyacross the U.S. and will be effective in New York as ofSeptember 1, 2005. More information is available atwww.annualcreditreport.com or 877-322-8228.

As Frank Abagnale says, “Punishment for fraud andrecovery of stolen funds are so rare, prevention is theonly viable course of action.” ❒❒

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MJ AssociatesTime Warner CablePAETEC Communications

Mary Ann Butler EnterprisesBell-Med Enterprises/ Manufacturing ConsultantsWalden Savings BankRE/MAX Benchmark Realty GroupA&E Advertising & Web DesignHarburger/Scott Advertising/ NeatEateries.comWork, Inc.Rep. Nat’l. Hispanic AssemblyCumulus BroadcastingHudson Valley AwardsCaptain’s Club Cruises & ToursSmith, Seaman & Quackenbush,Inc., Funeral HomesTaylor RecyclingVanacore, DeBenedictus, DiGovanni & WeddellJellybean PromotionsKey Bank

Orange Development Co.

Vanacore, DeBenedictus,

DiGovanni & Weddell

Winding Hills Golf Club

Walden Federal Savings & Loan

Orange County Citizens Foundation

Northrop, Stradar & Glenn, P.C.Jackson, Lewis, L.L.P.

Sterling Forest, L.L.C.

Levitan, Yegidis & Goldstein, L.L.P.

Timothy McCabe, L.S.,P.C.

Hudson Valley International Trade Association

Charles B. Merrill Office Equipment & Supplies

Cruise Holidays

Construction Contractors Association

of the Hudson Valley, Inc.Newburgh Molded Products

GHI

Milton Ritter Insurance

McBride Corporate Real Estate

Clough, Harbour & Associates

Provident Bank

Orange County Community CollegeOrange/Ulster BOCES

Three Orange County teachers doing extraordinary work to prepare the region’s students for high-tech careers were honored withthis year’s Tech Valley Innovative Educator Awards. Of four teachers honored in the competition which covers 18 counties, threewere from Orange County. The awards competition, which is sponsored by Philips Semiconductors Fishkill, recognizes teachers atthe elementary, middle and high school levels for exemplary efforts in teaching math, science and technology in the region’s schools.Pictured (from left) are: Michael Dooley, welding instructor, and Jonathan Morey, engineering teacher, at Orange-UlsterBOCES Career & Technical Education Center in Goshen; Dr. Robert Hanna, District Superintendent of Schools, Orange-Ulster BOCES; Dan Codi from Philips Semiconductors; Dr. John A. D’Ambrosio, Orange County Chamber President; and LynTaylor, President of the Albany-Colonie Chamber of Commerce. The other Orange County teacher honored was DonnaSchirrman, fifth-grade teacher at Circleville Elementary School, Pine Bush (not pictured).

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email: [email protected]://www.orangeny.com567-6229 Fax 567-6271

Frank W. Abagnale

SAVE THE DATEHIGHLANDS ON THE HUDSON REGATTASATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2005

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3June 2005 The Business Viewpoint

You CAN get there from hereBeginning June 30, direct service to Orlando/Sanford and St.

Petersburg/Tampa will once again be available at Stewart Airport. David Fink,President of Boston-Maine Airways, operating asPan Cam Clipper Connection, announced the newservice at a press conference at the airport in April.There will also be connecting service to Puerto Ricoand the Dominican Republic.

When Southeast ceased all operations inDecember, we lost direct service to the Floridadestinations that had proven to be enormouslypopular. National Express immediately beganlooking for carriers that would take over theseroutes. Independence Air did a great job helping tohandle the Florida traffic, and we were all delightedwhen Pan Am Clipper announced service that would

bring back the direct flights. Great strides continue to be made at Stewart Airport. Renovations are

continuing on the terminal, with another concession stand being added to themain level and an additional screening point for security. The remodeling will givethe airlines more room to operate as the airport continues to grow.

In March, urged by Congresswoman Sue Kelly, the U.S. House ofRepresentatives approved $100 million in funding to create a direct railconnection into Stewart. At the time, Airport President Chuck Seliga said,“Creating a multi-modal transportation hub at Stewart International Airport is anexcellent way for the Hudson Valley communities to take full advantage of theStewart area.” Coupled with strong passenger numbers for 2004 and a 10percent increase in cargo, Stewart Airport continues to make great strides towardrealizing its tremendous potential.”

As always, though, the progress will continue if and only if the communitycontinues to support the airport. I can’t say “Use it or lose it” often enough. Nomatter how you look at it, we have an incredible asset in Stewart InternationalAirport. Let’s do all we can to preserve it and help it continue to grow. ❒❒

John A. D’Ambrosio, Ed.D.

PresidentProfessional DevelopmentConference sponsors invited

The Consultants Committee invites sponsors for the 2005Business/Professional Development Conference to be held Wednesday,October 19 and Tuesday, November 8 at the Harness Racing Museumin Goshen. Nationally recognized speakers will be featured at both half-day sessions.

Sponsor fee is $300 for one day or $500 for both days. Sponsors willreceive two free admissions on the day(s) they sponsor. Admission tothe conference is $49 for one day or $75 for both ($99 for non-members). For more information, contact Dan O’Brien at 567-6229 or [email protected]. ❒❒

David Fink, President of Boston-Maine Airways, speaks at a pressconference announcing Pan Am Clipper service from Stewart Airportto Orlando/Sanford and Clearwater/St. Petersburg. Also pictured isStewart Airport President Chuck Seliga.

E.C.L.A.T.Ginny Rizzo(845) 469-273244 Paradise LaneWarwick, NY 10990ConsultantsJ. Varricchio

Ed Tek ConsultingLarry Berger(845) 534-9233164 Main StreetCornwall, NY 12518ConsultantsC. Bonitz

Eisloeffel Enterprises,Inc., GeneralContractorKevin Eisloeffel(845) 566-705026 Hidden View DriveNewburgh, NY 12550Construction and RelatedServicesG. Roe

Elite Programs, Inc.Jenny Garua(631) 654-0600180 E. Main Street, Suite 205Patchogue, NY 11772Insurance/RelatedServicesB. Adams

Emmco Kitchen Supply Corp.Michael Santo(845) 313-6271Route 211Middletown, NY 10940KitchensOCCC

Empire Improvement Co.Peter Damiano, Jr.(845) 343-3550P.O. Box 309Middletown, NY 10940J. McMahon

Eull & CompanyBill Eull(845) 778-3987344 Beamer RoadWalden, NY 12586RoofingJ. Franz

Families First NewYork, Inc.Allan Thomas(845) 452-111429 North Hamilton StreetPoughkeepsie, NY 12601Human ServiceOrganizationsC. Cohen

Ferrante & MemmelaarAngelo Ferrante(845) 294-82422713 Route 17MNew Hampton, NY10958Construction and RelatedServicesA. Ruscito

First United LendingPhil Mastronardi(845) 325-3232158 Highland AvenueMonroe, NY 10950Banks/FinancialInstitutions/MortgageCompaniesA. Ruscito, Jr.

Scott V. Foley Realtors, Inc.Scott Foley(845) 469-7781112 Main StreetChester, NY 10918Real EstateH. Foley

Rita Geissler - ArcRealty #1 in SalesRita Geissler(845) 783-748270 Gilbert Street,

Suite 204Monroe, NY 10950Real EstateC. Cohen

Global RecruitersNetworkHoward Mars(845) 782-17171170 Route 17M, Suite 5Chester, NY 10918K. Lent

Gluten Free BreadBasket, Inc.Marissa Frederick &Kathleen Iovzino(845) 469-1992123 Main StreetChester, NY 10918Bakeries and RelatedProductsH. Foley

Gold Mortgage ServicesDavid Calabrese(845) 896-74001117 B Main StreetFishkill, NY 12524Banks/FinancialInstitutions/MortgageCompaniesOCCC

GoodspeedConstructionRichard Goodspeed(845) 343-77567 Lennox PlaceMiddletown, NY 10940Construction and RelatedServicesJ. Paluszek

Goshen Public Library& Historical SocietyPauline Kehoe(845) 294-6606203 Main StreetGoshen, NY 10924LibrariesL. Engle

Gotcha Mobile MediaTimothy Potvin(845) 401-07544 Ross CourtCentral Valley, NY 10917Advertising/Graphics/MarketingC. Cohen

The Great Frame UpCharlotte Smith(845) 469-8438Chester MallChester, NY 10918Retailers/Malls/ShoppingCentersK. Lent

Great Pets For LifeLesue Locke

(845) 343-22418 Randall TerraceMiddletown, NY 10940Animal Services/SuppliesA. Calabro

Grey Core EnvironmentalMichael Dooley(845) 744-48482646 New Prospect RoadPine Bush, NY 12566EnvironmentalServices/Planning/ProductsR. Rossi

Dr. Elaina M. GrooClaudia M. Hecht(845) 561-0907456 Gidney AvenueNewburgh, NY 12550

Health Care and RelatedServices - OptometristsJ. Varricchio

Holst Chiropractic OfficeDr. Peter A. Holst(845) 344-0444450 East Main StreetMiddletown, NY 10940Health Care and RelatedServices - ChiropractorsB. Adelman

Hometown EmbroideryJerry & Michelle Sibley(845) 778-5785201 River RoadWalden, NY 12586


Nancy Guerra is a Mortgage LoanOfficer with American CornerstoneMortgage, Inc., a New York StateBanking Department registeredmortgage brokerage. She is also a NYState licensed real estate sales personwith American Cornerstone Realty anda member of the National Association

of Realtors, NY State Association ofRealtors and Orange County Board ofRealtors for the past nine years. With abackground in sales and accounting,Nancy’s primary focus and expertiselie in helping people with less thanperfect credit obtain a mortgage andin some cases find a home as well.“Loans that make sense, but thoseloans that your regular banker won’tdo is what I specialize in,” says Nancy.“Residential and commercial lending,as well as large residential loans withstart rates as low as 1.25% are availablefor those who qualify.”

American Cornerstone has been inbusiness since 1992 and, as anestablished, stable company, itprovides loan officers with the tools,loan products and pricing that reallymake a difference. Located inCornwall-on-Hudson, it is a localbusiness. For residential andcommercial lending at its best, andespecially if you need help, contactNancy today at 800 266-0600 or e-mail her at [email protected] ❒❒

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House CheckKyle Ellefsen(845) 294-3398134 West Main StreetGoshen, NY 10924Real Estate - AppraisalA. Ruscito, Jr.

How To AttractCustomers.comEdison Guzman(845) 469-4919P.O. Box 729Chester, NY 10918Marketing (Multi-Level)E. Guzman

Hudson ValleyBehavior Analysts, Inc.Lisa Delaney(845) 300-930164 Winchill DriveRock Tavern, NY 12575ConsultantsC. Cohen

Hudson Valley HomeSourceBryan Hitt(845) 726-4676400 Route 211 East #154Middletown, NY 10940Modular HomesJ. McMahon

Hudson Valley PowerEquipmentScott Tuthill(845) 783-43331017 Route 17MMonroe, NY 10950Construction and RelatedServicesC. Cohen

Hudson Valley Roofing& Sheetmetal, Inc.Jim Dobush(845) 565-6700214 MacArthur AvenueNew Windsor, NY 12553RoofingC. Cohen

Hunter InsuranceServices, L.L.C.

Keith Hunter(845) 778-100040 Main StreetWalden, NY 12586Insurance/RelatedServicesD. Cocks

Il TesoroCheryl Ranke(845) 294-83736 North Church StreetGoshen, NY 10924RestaurantsC. Cohen

Infinite Electric of NewYork, Inc.John Lakis(845) 783-4485186 Route 17MHarriman, NY 10926Electrical Supplies andServicesP. Campanella

Insurance Services &TechnologiesEdward Palange(845) 782-8620501 Route 208Monroe, NY 10950Information TechnologyC. Cohen

International SafetySystems, Inc.Toral Mehta(203) 331-64641215 6th StreetNorth Bergen, NJ 07047ConsultantsC. Cohen

Island TanningCathy Mongelli(845) 782-065667-3 Route 17MHarriman, NY 10926Beauty Services/BarbersA. Ruscito, Sr.

J. Jay’s Barber & SalonJason Benzaia(845) 344-161692 1/2 Cottage StreetMiddletown, NY 10940Beauty Services/BarbersOCCC

J.M. Music, Inc.James McLoryd(845) 783-0130308 Orchard DriveMonroe, NY 10950EntertainmentC. Larrabee

Claudia Jacobs DesignsClaudia Jacobs(845) 294-8993197 Resevoir RoadGoshen, NY 10924Interior DesignC. Cohen

Joseph Anfusco PaintedFurnitureJoe Anfusco(845) 469-612123 Main StreetChester, NY 10918Furniture Home/OfficeB. Adelman

Kelly’s Party RentalJohn Faber(845) 792-999149 Oak StreetMonroe, NY 10950Rental ServicesC. Cohen

Kitchen Tune-UpHenry & MichaelWisniewski(845) 781-355329 Toleman RoadWashingtonville, NY 10992Home Improvement/RemodelingC. Cohen

KJ’s Restaurant and Tap RoomAngela Lumbraza(845) 692-7669253 Tower DriveMiddletown, NY 10941RestaurantsC. Simonetti

Kroner InvestmentGroup/WachoviaSecuritiesGregg Kroner(845) 639-722017 Squadron BoulevardNew City, NY 10956Financial


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Services/InvestmentManagementK. Webber

Land America ExchangeCompanyWendy L. Craft(866) 534-103150 Main Street, 3rd FloorWhite Plains, NY 10606Title Search/InsuranceC. Parlapiano

Lasting ImpressionsUnisex Hair & TanningKaren LeBeau(845) 566-357350 Brotherhood PlazaWashingtonville, NY10992Beauty Services/BarbersM. Aglialoro

Erica Levine Powers,Esq.Erica Powers(845) 561-9025135 Grand Street, Suite20, P.O. Box 1518Newburgh, NY 12550AttorneysD. Glenn

Lombino ChiropracticDr. Joseph Lombino(845) 783-9797126 Stage RoadMonroe, NY 10950Health Care and RelatedServices - ChiropractorsB. Adelman

Lowe’s Companies, Inc.Jennifer Munoz(845) 567-28601239 Route 300Newburgh, NY 12550Building and IndustrialSupplies/MaterialsC. Cohen

Marge FleckProfessional AdvisorsMargaret Fleck(845) 542-787711 Hampton PlaceCornwall, NY 12518ConsultantsS. Lask

Marketing UnlimitedMarianne Waldron(845) 856-247712 Sussex Street, 2ndFloorPort Jervis, NY 12771Advertising/Graphics/MarketingN. Wolff

Jim Maroney’s CycleRay Malley(845) 564-5400833 Union AvenueNew Windsor, NY 12553Motorcycles/ChoppersC. Cohen

Mary Kay ProductsLinda F. Marvin(845) 291-87501 Long Meadow Lane

Goshen, NY 10924Beauty Services/BarbersD. Johnson

Masters Pest ControlRobert Masters(845) 856-202424 Holbrook StreetPort Jervis, NY 12771Pest ControlA. Ruscito, Jr.

MatchPoint SportsAni Roberts(845) 781-62344 Twin Brooks DriveChester, NY 10918Sports Supplies andServicesC. Cohen

Pete Mathieu &Associates, Inc.Pete Mathieu(845) 457-510077 Ward StreetMontgomery, NY 12549Advertising/Graphics/MarketingOCCC

Timothy M. McCabe,L.S., P.C.Tim McCabe(845) 647-471727 Hermance Street, Suite 2Ellenville, NY 12428SurveyorsR. McCabe

MidasDavid Shaw(845) 782-4445140 Route 17MHarriman, NY 10926Automotive Repair/GlassC. Cohen

MidasDavid Shaw(845) 343-4161419 Route 211 EastMiddletown, NY 10940Automotive Repair/GlassC. Cohen

MidasDavid Shaw(845) 564-62601410 Union AvenueNewburgh, NY 12550Automotive CareC. Cohen

Middletown Mazda -VolkswagenDeborah Gerlache(845) 344-4440200 Dolson AvenueMiddletown, NY 10940Auto/Bus/TruckSales/Service/LeasingN. Usis

Midnite EntertainmentJohn Flynn(800) 883-6160P.O. Box 15Highland Falls, NY 10928EntertainmentJ. Lask

Mike’s Auto CareMike Qudah(845) 294-82556 West Main StreetGoshen, NY 10924Automotive Repair/GlassM. Diver

Millspaugh FurnitureKeith Millspaugh(845) 778-150052 Main StreetWalden, NY 12586Furniture Home/OfficeD. Cocks

Mom ‘n Pops, Inc.Barbara Regenbaum(845) 567-0640834 BrooksNew Windsor, NY 12553Retailers/Malls/ShoppingCentersC. Cohen

Monroe RentalBruce Mapes(845) 782-5588405 Route 17MMonroe, NY 10950Rental ServicesL. Minogue

Montgomery PhysicalTherapy & WellnessSpecialty CenterStephen Albanese(845) 457-555520 Walnut Street, Suite DMontgomery, NY 12549

Health Care and RelatedServices - Physical TherapyC. Cohen

Law Office of Lisa M.Napoletano, Esq.Lisa Napoletano(845) 294-16121787 State Route 17MGoshen, NY 10924AttorneysB. Weyant

National MultipleSclerosis Society -Southern NY ChapterWilliam O’Reilly(914) 694-16552 Gannett Drive, Suite LCWhite Plains, NY 10604Human ServiceOrganizationsC. Cohen

NCSLen Friedland(845) 436-6770P.O. Box 669South Fallsburg, NY12779Debt CollectionOCCC

Newburgh Auto Spa, Inc.Chuck Bonis(845) 567-000986 Route 17KNewburgh, NY 12550

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memberspotlightGENE’S AUTOWAXING CENTER NewburghGene’s Autowaxing has provided the same professionalauto detailing services for the last 41 years. Gene hasmoved his one and only shop to a new location at 366Ann Street in Newburgh. Our hours are Monday –Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. and Saturday 8:00 a.m. –3:00 p.m. Call 562-7522.

CREATIVE QUILL LTD.MonroeFor over 17 years, Creative Quill Ltd., an award winningcalligraphy firm, has been furnishing the highest qualitypersonalized calligraphy services available. Their state-

of-the art computer aided system can produce amultiple selection of lettering styles in a variety of colorsat competitive prices. Custom invitations,announcements, place cards, award/trainingcertificates, corporate announcements and namebadges can be produced on a variety of paper stockand on short notice.You will marvel at the consistentquality, dependable delivery, and cost efficiency whichthey can exclusively provide. Call 782-6911 or visitwww.creativequillinvitations.com.

ORANGE BLUEPRINT, INC.MiddletownAfter 30 years in Orange County, we’re growing again.

With the completion of our self storage in Middletown,we are in the final stages of opening five new offices.They are in Chester, Port Jervis, Walden and two moreare in the works. The outside offices will be self-supporting and networked with our expanded full-service office. Ground breaking for the new 2,000square foot addition is slated for June 1. It will hold anew plan room, the Plotter Shop. We will also beoffering surveying, engineering and architecturalservices. Call us at 342-4343.

CORNERSTONE DENTALMiddletown

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At Cornerstone Dental, we are gentle! Dr. ThomasLittner is a Middletown native and has been in businessfor 20 years. Dr. Littner wants the best for ourcommunity and works hard at helping people. Heperforms all dental procedures with great care andexpertise. Call 342-4668 and find out why we are sogentle at Cornerstone Dental.

THE THAYER HOTELWest PointSet on a hilltop in the heart of the Hudson ValleyRegion, The Thayer Hotel at West Point is a nationalhistoric landmark overlooking the Hudson River. Withbeautiful views, deluxe accommodations and finedining, The Thayer Hotel at West Point is an idealdestination for business or pleasure. Whether yourfunction is a corporate meeting, business retreat,elegant wedding or beautiful wedding reception, TheThayer Hotel will strive to meet all of your lodgingneeds with over 151 luxury guest rooms and ninemeeting rooms. Call 446-4731 for reservations.

JIM MORONEY’S CYCLENew WindsorJim Moroney’s Cycle has been in the Hudson Valley,selling and servicing motorcycles, ATVs andsnowmobiles since 1956. We sell and service Harley-Davidson, Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki motorcycles, ATVs,and Arctic Cat and Ski-Doo snowmobiles. As amotorcycle dealership, we take pride in giving all ourcustomers both new and old, the best and most friendlyservice possible. We are involved in many charitableevents to help those that need it most. Visit us atwww.FASTHOG.COM.

CAFÉ INTERNATIONALE AT RAMADA INNNewburghCarol and Stephen Davino have owned and operated

Café Internationale for 11 years. They are known fortheir fine food and service. Café Internationale is theplace for your conventions, meetings, banquets andweddings. They also feature weekly entertainment intheir lounge/nightclub. Happy hour is from 4:00 p.m. –7:00 p.m. Monday – Friday. Wednesday night isKaraoke with a free buffet. Friday and Saturday at10:00 p.m. there are live bands and dancing. Call 567-9429 today for a quote on your next banquet, meetingor conference. Call Davino’s Emporium at 534-5172 forall your in house catering needs.

NEWBURGH WINDOW SHOPMarlboroNewburgh Window Shop has been in the business ofcustom window treatments since 1959. Greg Dawes,the current owner, has over 20 years of experience andtruly loves his job. I can handle the needs of anycustomer. Whether it’s a simple mini-blind to control thelight or an elaborate drapery treatment of silks, I canaccommodate you. I also carry table pads and providerepair services. Please call 562-4880 for an in-houseappointment.

HUDSON VALLEY BEHAVIOR ANALYSTS, INC.Rock TavernThe mission of Hudson Valley Behavior Analysts, Inc. isto provide quality programs that produce the bestoutcomes for children with autism and other relateddisabilities. All of the teaching methods are based onthe principles of applied behavior analysis and areguided by Skinner’s analysis of verbal behavior in orderto teach and improve language skills. HVBA requiresthat all components are provided by well-trained,motivated, competent personnel to the completesatisfaction of the client. Services include assessments,treatment plans, advocacy assistance, functionalbehavior assessments, staff training, small group and

sibling interactions, and parent workshops. Call 300-9301 for more information.

HUDSON VALLEY ROOFING AND SHEET METAL, INC.New WindsorHudson Valley Roofing and Sheet Metal Inc. is a full-service commercial roofing company centrally locatedin Orange County. Our company’s focus is on continuedgrowth fostered by our reputation for quality and value.We employ the best mechanics in the field and supportthem with a highly experienced office staff, including afull-time service department. We provide: new and re-roof installations, waterproofing and masonryrestoration, sheet metal-copper installations, 24-houremergency repair service, preventative roofmaintenance programs and roof evaluation/moisturedetection surveys. Call 565-6700.

SUPERIOR SHINEChesterSuperior Shine is a fully-equipped mobile auto detailingbusiness. Our experienced, personable staff will cometo your home, business or office to clean your car,truck, motorcycle, or even your boat. We have beenconducting quality auto detailing in the area for nearly10 years. In addition, also as a mobile service, ourcompany now offers professional carpet dyeing andpaintless dent repair. Whether it’s a dirty car, a stainedcarpet or a small dent, Superior Shine is the bestchoice for quality car care. Call 469-7981.

CLASSIC TENT AND PARTY RENTALSNewburghComplete one-stop provider of high end event rentalequipment. We do parties, graduations, black tie galasand New York City style weddings. Classic Tent Rentalsspecializes in high quality service and equipment.Youmay visit our showroom at 201 Ann Street. Indoors orout, Classic has the best your money can buy. We




membereventsMount Saint Mary College invites artists to participate in the30th Annual Artists on the Campus fine arts show and saleJune 5. Artists are invited to exhibit their work in judgedand/or open categories. For an entry form or furtherinformation, contact Joan Kupiec at 569-3337 or e-mail [email protected].

Tom Savona of Heart Advocates, L.L.C. will provide a freepresentation on “Reducing Healthcare Costs with EmployeeHealth Promotion” Tuesday, June 7 from 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. atthe Chamber Conference Room, 40 Matthews Street,Goshen. Tom will review results obtained by companies thathave developed their own employee wellness programs aswell as results produced by INTERxVENT LifestyleManagement and Health Risk Reduction programs at sitesthroughout the country.

Temple Sinai’s Seventh Annual Golf Open – 2005 will beheld on Wednesday, June 8 at the Town of Wallkill Golf Club,40 Sands Road, Middletown. Contact Mark D. Stern at 294-7990 for more information.

Literacy Volunteers of America and Literacy Volunteers ofAmerica Eastern Orange County, Inc will host a joint ventureon June 8 at Anthony’s Pier Nine at 6:00 p.m. For moreinformation call Barbara or Jim at 341-5460. On June 10,6:00 p.m. Literacy Volunteers of Western Orange County willhold its Recognition Awards at the new location at 70 FultonStreet (South Winds Building), Middletown. Also, June 22Literacy Volunteers present How to Talk to Your Doctorpresented by Sondra Del Pilar. It will be presented in Englishand Spanish. One session is 10:00 a.m. and another at 6:30p.m. at 70 Fulton Street. Call 427-2077 for more information.

N.Y. Rescue Tech’s Dave Drury is giving a six-hourDefensive Driving/Insurance Point Reduction Class, Friday,June 10 from 10:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. in the Chamberconference room at 40 Matthews Street, Goshen. The cost is$40 and $35 for students. Call 457-9334 for more information.Save money on your car insurance.

The Dispute Resolution Center’s CASA (Court AppointedSpecial Assistants) program is sponsoring its Fourth AnnualGolf Tournament on Monday, June 13 at Osiris Country Club.The CASA “Give a Child a Mulligan” Tournament will raisefunds and raise awareness on child abuse and neglect. Thecost is $125 and includes lunch, an 18-hole “Captain andCrew” scramble and awards dinner. Call Christine at 294-8082, ext. 25 for more information.

On June 14, from 9:00 a.m. to noon at the Ramada Inn,Newburgh, Harvey Hirsch, President of Digital Dimension 3,Inc. and Pop ‘n Fold Paper, Inc. of Lyndhurst, NJ will make apresentation on the power of one-to-one direct mailmarketing. This event is free to qualified people in thebusiness community. To reserve a seat, call Barry Adelman,Y2 Marketing, at 469-0900

St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital Foundation’s Third Annual GolfOuting will be held June 16 at Branton Woods in HopewellJunction. The event will support SLCH initiatives to enhancehealth care in the Mid-Hudson region – including thedevelopment of centers for cardiac, cancer, and stroke, andfacility and technology upgrades. Call Sue Sullivan for moreinformation at 568-2580.

On Monday, June 20, Orange Regional Medical CenterFoundation will host the 14th annual Golf Classic benefitingThe Tucker Center for Cancer Care. With their gift of $50,000,Orange Regional’s Horton Campus Auxiliary has beennamed Tournament Sponsor. The tournament will take placeat two sites – Otterkill Golf and Country Club and OrangeCounty Golf Club. Carl and Ruth Brinckerhoff are this year’sHonorary Chairs. For more information, call 294-2135 or visitwww.ormc.org.

Kittatinny Canoes will teach how to canoe on June 18, 25and July 16, 17, 24 and 30. Participants will receive lessonsat Kittatinny’s Matamoras, PA base and then take a guided10-mile trip from Pond Eddy, NY to Matamoras, PA. Call (570)828-2338 or 1-800 FLOAT-KC for more information. Also, on

Father’s Day, June 19, dads can paddle free whenaccompanied by their families on a canoe or white water raft trip.

Secret Treasures, 815 Blooming Grove Turnpike in NewWindsor, is having a craft fair, Saturday, June 19 from 10:00a.m. – 6:00 p.m. If you have unique items or services to sell,you are invited to participate. This event will also be a BreastCancer Awareness day. For more information, call 561-9499or e-mail [email protected].

Occupations, Inc., along with several area corporatesponsors, announces that its fourth annual Pro-Am golf eventwill be held at The Golf Club at Mansion Ridge on June 21.Joe Bellino, 1960 Heisman Trophy winner from the U.S. NavalAcademy and former Boston Patriot, is Occupations’ specialguest for the day’s events. All sponsors, golfers and banquetattendees must pre-register by calling 692-4454, ext. 101.

DMU Music will present “Salsa on the Hudson MoonlightCruises” on June 25, July 23 and August 27. For moreinformation, call 561-6797.

Jackie Gregory of Venus 9 Design will teach a class entitled“Web Design for Teens” at the Peekskill Extension Center ofthe Westchester Art Workshop. The class will be held July 25 through August 5, Monday through Thursday for twohours each session. For more information, contact thePeekskill Extension Center at 606-7300 or Jackie Gregory at 647-8841.

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society is planning a “Lightthe Night” two-mile evening walk to celebrate andcommemorate lives touched by blood cancer. All participantswill receive an illuminated balloon to carry. The walk willinclude food, entertainment and prizes. For more informationabout participating or volunteering, call (914) 949-0084 orvisit www.lightthenight.org. ❒❒


Automotive CareC. Cohen

Newburgh CommercialDevelopmentVince Capelletti(845) 656-2983239 Agor LaneMahopac, NY 10541Real Estate - CommercialC. Cohen

Noah’s Ark, IIRebecca Vives(845) 294-894848 Maple AvenueGoshen, NY 10924Animal Services/SuppliesLM. DellAccio

Ocean GrillAnton Tantalos(845) 928-2763559 Route 32Highland Mills, NY 10930RestaurantsC. Cohen

Optimum ChiropracticDr. Patrick DelSalto(845) 561-2147

5109 Route 9W, Suite #2Newburgh, NY 12550Health Care and RelatedServices - ChiropractorsJ. Franz

Orange CountyWorkforce InvestmentBoardRenee McCabe(845) 291-245030 Matthews StreetGoshen, NY 10924Education/TrainingR. McCabe

Original Creations byAprylApryl Mott(845) 561-106810 Willow ParkwayNew Windsor, NY 12553JewelersJ. Mott

Otisville ConvenienceStoreFrank Gambino(845) 386-1462Box 99Otisville, NY 10963Convenience StoresK. Nagpal

P & B Wisner, L.L.C.Phyllis Gesztesi(845) 342-6307

396 Mt. Joy RoadMiddletown, NY 10941DevelopersC. Cohen

P.T.L. ApparelJohn V. MacFarland, III(845) 728-15028 Lafayette StreetWalden, NY 12586ApparelF. Dragone

Party Time DJ’sPatrick Flynn(845) 446-38263 Edward StreetHighland Falls, NY 10928EntertainmentJ. Lask

Perfect ComputerSolutions, Inc.Jacob Weed(845) 569-9999280 BroadwayNewburgh, NY 12550Computers/Networking/SystemsC. Cohen

Perfect ComputerSolutions, Inc.Jacob Weed(845) 569-9999280 BroadwayNewburgh, NY 12550Media - WebsitesC. Cohen

Pete’s Hot Dogs, Inc.Vincent Orsino(845) 561-021130 Trout Brook RoadHighland Mills, NY 10930RestaurantsN. Guerra

Pharmanex Nutrition &WellnessDeara Jeter & LindaDeserto(845) 341-0022682 East Main StreetMiddletown, NY 10940Health Foods/Nutrition/HerbsC. Cohen

Photo’s by CherylCheryl Barra(845) 744-8859268 Sinsabaugh RoadPine Bush, NY 12566PhotographicServices/SuppliesL. Dellaccio

Chris Poleski, GeneralContractorChris Poleski(845) 674-2913105 Caesars Lane, Unit #7New Windsor, NY 12553Home Improvement/RemodelingA. Ruscito, Jr.

Port Jervis OBS/GYNKathy(845) 856-527715 East Main StreetPort Jervis, NY 12771Health Care and RelatedServices - PhysiciansK. Nagpal

Proactive Health &FitnessRandy Hagan(845) 496-636213 Emerson DriveWashingtonville, NY 10992Health Clubs/ExerciseM. Aglialoro

Quality CartonJack Baratta(845) 561-547121 Ruscitti RoadNew Windsor, NY 12553ManufacturersR. Berardino

Randazzo DistributorsNicholas Randazzo(845) 496-17774 Pembroke RoadWashingtonville, NY 10992DistributorsC. Parlapiano

Rent A Wreck ofMiddletownDan Soules(845) 342-310580 Wisner AvenueMiddletown, NY 10940AutomobileSales/Service/LeasingA. Ruscito, Sr.

Rich’s Corner StoreRichard Moon(845) 342-1145366-268 North StreetMiddletown, NY 10940DelicatessensS. Pagano

Rita’s Ices, Cones & ShakesShila Patel(845) 562-5100355 Windsor HighwayNew Windsor, NY 12553Ice CreamM. Bushey

Rogan & SonsGerry Rogan(845) 728-5313P.O. Box 173Thompson Ridge, NY10985FenceM. Diver




Riverside Bank announced record earnings of$453,990 for the three-month period ended March 31,2005. This is a 40% increase over the comparable threemonths of 2004 when the bank earned $324,237.

Q-Search Marketing in Wappingers Falls has launcheda new customer care service, designed to aid smallbusinesses in retaining valuable clients. The aim of theservice follow-up package is to keep current on clients’opinions and their rate of satisfaction. Call 296-1176for more information.

The Coco Moka Café has opened for business inMonroe at Harriman Commons in the ProvidentBank building. The Coco Moka Café is a franchise,offering gourmet soups, fresh salads, signaturesandwiches, Seattle’s Best Coffee and expresso drinks,fruit smoothies and beverages, desserts and pastries,chocolates, confections and related gifts. The café alsooffers wireless Internet service. For more information,call Eliot Meshulam at 782-2233.

ALOS has named Joe Manglass as its Account/ProjectManager for the DocuWare line of electronic documentimaging products. Manglass will consult with anddesign document management systems for newcustomers and will manage the implementation process.Call 457-4400.

Elant, Inc. has appointed Anne Striphas Vice Presidentof Marketing, Sales and Publications. Ms. Striphas willalso act as the spokesperson and chief media contact forthe organization.

Jolene Borell of Montgomery has joined Vanacore,DeBenedictus, DiGovanni & Weddell, L.L.P. as aSenior Accountant in the Client Service Departmentand Sandra A. Clohessy, C.P.A. is a new In-ChargeAccountant in the Tax Department. Shannon Manneseis a Junior Accountant in the Audit Department.Vanacore, DeBenedictus, DiGovanni & Weddell hasoffices in Newburgh and Poughkeepsie. For moreinformation, call Tracey Cifone at 567-9000, ext. 259.

Ed Lekis has been appointed Vice President,Commercial Loan Officer.for the Community Bank

of Orange, N.A. Mr. Lekis’ banking career dates backto 1970 when he worked at the former ChesterNational Bank. He has also worked with The Bank ofNew York and Warwick Savings Bank.

Giftworks in Cornwall-on-Hudson creates customizedgift baskets and specialty gifts for holidays and specialoccasions. Gifts are available in all price ranges anddesigns and can be customized to each client’s needs.Call 534-0412.

The Direct Response Group manages pay per clickcampaigns for Fortune 500 companies, as well as forlocal businesses. Their proprietary software helpscompanies increase their web sales and return oninvestment using pay per click. Pay per click is theequivalent of only paying for people who read abusiness’ yellow page ad. For more information, callBarry Adelman at 469-0900.

Foot Solutions has MBT – Masi Barefoot Technology.MBT can alleviate pain by lifting and aligning yourbody on its center of gravity, thus taking the pressureoff your hips and knees. To find out more, visit FootSolutions at 215 Larkin Drive in Monroe for a 15-minute test walk and instructions. Call 783-6484 formore information.

The Ship Lantern Inn in Milton will celebrate its80th anniversary this June. The Ship is owned andoperated by the Foglia Family. The Ship is Zagat-ratedand is receiving a 2005 Wine Spectator Award for theirwine program. Call 795-5400.

Francine DeWeever, Account Manager in Middletown,is one of 89 employees honored with Frontier

Communications’ annual Council of Leaders Award.In 2004, Ms. DeWeever was in the top 10 percent ofsales performers nationwide for Frontier.

Prudential Rand Realty opened a new 2,288 squarefoot office in Pine Bush, centrally located off thecorner of Route 302 and Route 52. The office ismanaged by Aimee Campana and houses 29 agents.Visit www.prudentialrand.com.

The Painted Mummy is a new and unique place thatcan accommodate up to 120 people. There is a brass-railed raised stage for dancing, as well as a six footdigital projection screen to play family videos. The 25-foot mummy bar features sculptures and artifacts. Call783-7939 or visit www.paintedmummy.com. Chambermembers receive a discount.

In June, Boston-Maine Airways, operator of Pan AmClipper Connection, will begin flying non-stop fromStewart International Airport to Orlando-Sanfordand St. Petersburg-Tampa Airports in Florida, withconnecting flights to Puerto Rico and the DominicanRepublic. Details on schedules, fares and otherdestinations can be found at www.flypanam.com.

Christopher J. Byrne, C.P.A. recently spoke to TheSociety of Trust and Estates Professionals (STEP) attheir meeting in New York City. The topic was the2004 Tax Act. For additional information, callChristopher at (973) 257-9157.

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❏❏ June 7 New Member Mixer (all members welcome) Free admissionBodle’s Opera House, Chester Reservations requested5:00 – 7:00 p.m.Sponsor: Tool Factory Outlet

❏❏ June 21 General Membership Breakfast $18 members in advanceRamada Inn, Newburgh $25 members without reservation7:47 – 9:00 a.m. $36 non-membersTopic “Update on NYS Insurance Issues”Speaker: Howard D. Mills III, Acting NYS Superintendent of InsuranceSponsor: Elant, Inc.

❏❏ June 23 Consultants Seminar $5Chamber Conference Room, Goshen8:00 – 10:00 a.m.Topic: “How to Attract Customers”Speaker: Edison Guzman, A&E Advertising & Web Design

❏❏ June 28 Business Networking Blast $18 membersHarness Racing Museum, Goshen $36 non-members6:45 – 9:00 a.m. Reservation requiredSponsors: Community Bank of Sullivan andCourtyard of Marriott-Middletown

Call or fax for reservations: 567-6229 · Fax 567-6271 or mail with check to: the Orange County Chamber ofCommerce, 11 Racquet Road, Newburgh, NY 12550 or e-mail [email protected].

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Orange County mayors to speak at July 20 breakfastORANGE COUNTY’S THREE MAYORS will be the guest speakers at the

Chamber’s Wednesday, July 20 General Membership Breakfast Meeting. The session will begin at 7:47 a.m. at the Wallkill Golf Club, Middletown.

Middletown Mayor Marlinda Duncanson, Port Jervis Mayor Gary Loprioreand Newburgh Mayor Nick Valentine will discuss each of their respectivecities. Mrs. Duncanson had been a member of the Middletown CommonCouncil for 10 years before taking over as Mayor in April 2005 following theresignation of Joe DeStefano. She is a lifelong city resident and has worked atMiddletown High School for 19 years. A former Councilman-at-Large, Mr.Lopriore became Mayor in January 2004. He was Port Jervis Police Chieffrom 1984-1991. Following a four-year term on the Newburgh City Council,Mr. Valentine became Mayor in January 2004. A Newburgh native, he ownsBroadway Tailors.

Reservations for the July 20 breakfast may be made by calling theChamber at 567-6229, e-mailing [email protected] or visitingwww.orangeny.com. The cost is $18 for Chamber members (in advance).The public is invited to attend ($36 non-members).

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Small Business Roundtable setSullivan and Associates Public Relations, Inc. will present the July 21

Small Business Roundtable from 12:00-1:00 p.m. in the Chamber’sConference Room at 40 Matthews Street in Goshen.

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Mark your calendar now!EXPO 2005

Anthony’s Pier 9, New WindsorThursday, September 15, 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

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Rosmarins Day CampScott Rosmarin(845) 783-722212 School RoadMonroe, NY 10950ChildCare/Preschool/ServicesT. Goldstein

Law Offiices of JosephE. Ruyack, III, Esq.Joseph Ruyack(845) 782-21558 Lake StreetMonroe, NY 10950AttorneysC. Cohen

Sachs FurnitureStuart Sachs(845) 569-198128 Lander StreetNewburgh, NY 12550Furniture Home/OfficeT. Tallie

ScotchtownChiropractic andPhysical TherapyDr. Walter Tonyes(845) 692-3224633 Route 211 EastMiddletown, NY 10941Health Care and RelatedServices - ChiropractorsC. Bonitz

Scott’s Corners Paint &HardwareTim Sullivan(845) 457-50051037 Route 17KMontgomery, NY 12549Painting/Wallcoverings/Supplies and ServicesD. Cocks

Serrano II, Inc.Ovid Figueroa, Jr.(845) 692-222663 Blumel RoadMiddletown, NY 10941Home Improvement/RemodelingS. Warantz

The Skin Atelier, Inc.Bob Manzo(845) 294-12021997 Route 17MGoshen, NY 10924Beauty Services/BarbersJ. Paluszek

Soho SalonSalvatore J. Viola(845) 469-600678 Brookside Avenue,Suite 136Chester, NY 10918Beauty Services/BarbersS. Lask

Spectrum Graphics & Print

Jody Mallen(845) 473-4400306 Main StreetPoughkeepsie, NY 12601Advertising/Graphics/MarketingC. Cohen

Spice Rub RestaurantCarmel Dorner(845) 561-5069487 BroadwayNewburgh, NY 12550RestaurantsE. Guzman

Superior Shine AutoDetailingRobert Weyant(845) 469-79814104 Whispering HillsChester, NY 10918Auto/Truck CareT. Sullivan

Tin Tin RestaurantChen H. Lee(845) 782-0982475 Route 17MMonroe, NY 10950RestaurantsJ. Varricchio

Towne TerraceApartmentsJeffrey Berkman(845) 343-318946 Cantrell Avenue

Middletown, NY 10940Apartment RentalsC. Cohen

Tri CountyDevelopment &Construction, L.L.C.Zack Kahn(845) 294-90105 New StreetGoshen, NY 10924DevelopersC. Cohen

Tri-State LithoFrank Campagna(845) 566-1995299 North Plank Road#106Newburgh, NY 12550PrintersC. Cohen

Tuthill Agency, Ltd.Scott C. Greene(845) 496-363136 East Main StreetWashingtonville, NY10992Insurance/RelatedServicesOCCC

UPS StoreJason Greer(845) 341-1749400 Route 211 East, Suite 30Middletown, NY 10940

Mailing/Shipping ServicesJ. McMahon

Van BeurenConstructionJohn Van Beuren(845) 361-20322250 Route 302Circleville, NY 10919Construction and RelatedServicesJ. McMahon

Village Realty ofOrange CountyJames Pawliczak(845) 651-446662 North Main StreetFlorida, NY 10921Real EstateJ. McKenna

D. Walker Associates,Inc.David Walker(845) 283-9008P.O. Box 723Vails Gate, NY 12584ConsultantsJ. Varricchio

Carole Weintraub Real EstateCarole Weintraub(845) 561-720036 North Plank RoadNewburgh, NY 12550Real EstateT. Goldstein

Winner’s Bracket, Inc.Joanne Shurter(845) 343-996420 John StreetMiddletown, NY 10940Awards/Trophies/FramingP. Archiere

Wohl AppraisersJane Wohl(845) 294-3677Main StreetGoshen, NY 10924Real Estate - AppraisalG. Roe

Ping YePing Ye(845) 469-27242110 Whispering HillsDriveChester, NY 10918Retailers/Malls/ShoppingCentersOCCC

YourNetPlus.comVince Dima(845) 783-5987501 Route 208Monroe, NY 10950Internet Services/WebDesignC. Cohen ❒❒



provide flooring, carpeting, staging, dance floors, tents,tables, chairs, china, glassware, flatware, linen, charg-ers, crystal, silver, chaffers, urns, lighting, heat/air con-ditioning, pipe drape, catering equipment, ovens, grillsand more. Request your caterer to use Classic Tent.Call 561-8082 or e-mail [email protected].

ANACONDA SPORTSLake KatrineWe supply brand products for your corporate apparelneeds. We do in-house embroidery and silk screeningand specialize in corporate gifts and incentives. Call usfor more information at 336-4024, ext. 173.

DMU Music, Inc.NewburghDMU is a full-service retail outlet specializing in musicin all formats such as CD cassettes, and vinyl, profes-

sional sound equipment and lighting. DMU Music, nowcelebrating its 18th year, is the only retail store within a60-mile radius that carries vinyl. DMU Music is com-pletely staffed by active club and mobile DJs providingentertainment for any occasion from birthday parties tocorporate events. DMU rents, sells and provides instal-lation for all systems. Call us at 561-6797, e-mail us [email protected] or stop by 86 Broadway.

SPECTRUM GRAPHICS AND PRINTPoughkeepsieSpectrum is a client focused all-in-one company.We create, produce and deliver. We offer high endstate-of-the-art technology and industry savvy profes-sionals. Whether it’s work we create for your businessor work you have created, it will be produced withsuperior quality and attention to detail. Call 473-4400for more information.

DRAGON NAILSWarwickProfessional nail care for ladies and gentlemen.We do acrylic, pink and white and gel. Come in for amanicure, pedicure or waxing. Walk-ins are welcome.Call us at 469-3085.

PRO MOTION PHYSICAL THERAPY, P.C.MonroePro Motion announces the opening of Nautilus Healthand Wellness at our Cornwall location. We have state-of-the-art equipment, fitness advisor program, the most comprehensive initial evaluation and the most dedicated staff to meet all of your health and well-ness needs. We have computerized circuit training,massage therapy, group fitness, personal training, yogaand tai chi and nutritional training. Call 53 I LIVE for afree consultation.




CLAUDIA JACOBSGoshenClaudia Jacobs, A.S.P., I.R.I.S. has launched ClaudiaJacobs Designs, an interior decorating, redesign firmthat offers Real Estate Staging. Claudia specializes inthe rapidly growing concept of Redesign, using theclient’s own furnishings to immediately and economical-ly create beautiful, comfortable living spaces. Redesignhas been featured on Oprah, HGTV and the NY Times.Dramatic results can be achieved in only one day.Homeowners sell their house quickly and at the highestpossible price. Call 294-8993 and visit www.claudiaja-cobsdesigns.com

MOM ‘N POPSNew Windsor

Mom ‘n Pops, Inc. is a manufacturer offering a uniquemeans to express yourself in chocolate. Gift basketswith selections of pretzels, cookies and marshmallowsdecadently dipped in chocolate surround your personal-ized imprinted chocolate bar. This totally edible bar hasyour logo, picture or special message imprinted directlyon the chocolate and makes your gift particularly mem-orable. Remember, if you say it in chocolate, it’s alwaysin good taste. Call 567-0640.

EYES OF THE WORLD YOGAWarwickCome amaze yourself with Yoga everyone can do. Wefeature Interdisciplinary Yoga that incorporates differentaspects of many styles of Hatha Yoga enabling thepractitioner to meet individual needs.Yoga can benefit

everyone by reducing stress while strengthening andtoning body, mind and heart. Senior teacher SharonHilyer Roll, R.Y.T. holds a 500-hour professional yogateacher certification. Sharon and other trained teachersgive each student individualized attention. The studio islocated at Scott Meadow. Stop by Scott Meadow inSugar Loaf or visit us at www.yogaeyesoftheworld.com.It’s always warm with blue skies at Eyes of the WorldYoga Studio.

EISLOEFFEL ENTERPRISES, INC.NewburghEisloeffel Enterprises, Inc. was incorporated in 1998.The goal was then and still is to build a well-built com-petitively priced home. The recent new home markethas been changing rapidly and we are keeping pacewith the dramatic changes to bring our customers thegreatest value possible. We are doing this by investingmore in our materials and contractors during the build-ing process so we can present to our buyer a betterfinal product. This philosophy of investing more up frontfor a better product later has been and will be our guid-ing beacon. Call 566-7050 for more information.

FILING SOLUTION, INC.GoshenRecords management specialists with 25 years experi-ence servicing the local area. No charge review of yourcurrent methods to layout to maximize space. We rep-resent every kind of cabinetry and filing supplies tomeet all needs. We also offer folder customization suchas color tab dividers, manila or poly pockets andprongs. Most color coding supplies warehoused locally.Use our many years of expertise to help improve yoursystem and save money on the lowest prices. Call 469-5078 for our catalog and price list.

NEWBURGH VETERINARY HOSPITALNewburgh

Chamber President Dr. John A. D’Ambrosio (right)is the new Chairman of the Board of Hospice ofOrange and Sullivan Counties. He is pictured withDan Grady, President of Hospice.




Do business withgovernmentSmall businesses can find out more about how to do business with NASA on Thursday,June 2 at the Orange County GovernmentLegislative Center in Goshen. A session on“Business Opportunities with the NationalAeronautics and Space Administration(NASA)” will be sponsored, in part, by theOrange County Chamber and theProcurement Technical Assistance Center ofthe Rockland Economic Development Corp.Registration will begin at 9:00 a.m. For moreinformation, call 735-7040 or visitwww.redc.org. The workshop is free and open to the public. ❒❒

Cornell Cooperative Extension is a source for resources on nutrition and healthy eating, cop-ing skills for parents and caregivers or credit management and home purchases information.Raising kids, eating right, spending smart, living well – all are the theme of a national Living Wellcampaign being promoted by the Extension on national, state and local levels. Call 344-1234 formore information. ❒❒

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton recently joined with officials fromOrange County Community College to announce a $245,833 grant fromthe U.S. Department of Education. The grant, which was awarded underDepartment’s TRIO Student Support Services Program, will help studentaccess and student services including registration, financial aid and courseselection and other services. ❒❒

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Newburgh Veterinary Hospital is committed to offeringthe best technology available in the veterinary field –much the same equipment and techniques you will seewhen you visit a human hospital. We are proud to offer:physical therapy in-water treadmill, sevoflurane anes-thesia, doppler monitoring, blood pressure assessment,infusion pumps for IV fluids, tonopen ocular pressureglaucoma assessment, heated and oxygen equippedrecovery cages, dental radiography and high speeddental drill, pulse oximetry, blood pressure, capnogra-phy and electrocardiogram monitoring in surgery, digitalradiography, ambulance services and more. Call us at564-2660.

HUDSON VALLEY RENEGADESWappingers FallsThe Hudson Valley Renegades are a single “A” minorleague baseball affiliate of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays.Located in Wappingers Falls, the Renegades are partof the Goldklang Group which has ownership of sixother minor league franchises. Since the Renegades’inception in 1994, they strive for affordable, fun, familyentertainment. For more information on the Renegades,visit www.hvrenegades.com. See you at the ballpark!

POOL FX, INC.GoshenSpecializing in above ground pool sales and installa-tion, Pool FX has been satisfying customer needs since1986. Our unique shop-at-home service will have youswimming in your private backyard haven in no time.You can shop in confidence knowing that we will helpyou make all the crucial decisions that will make youryard the perfect place to vacation every summer. Call294-7665 for more information.

PUMPING TIME SEPTIC SERVICENewburgh

Pumping Time Septic Service is owned by John R.Martin and is a family operation. We specialize in resi-dential septic tank pumping and maintenance. We offerprompt and courteous service and will take the time toexplain your septic system to you and recommend ser-vice intervals. All work is done by the owner of the busi-ness. For your septic tank pumping and maintenanceneeds, please call 562-0037 or 742-9623

D & M CUSTOM ORGANIZERSWarwickTired of being overwhelmed by clutter? Can’t find yourfavorite shirt or do you waste money dry-cleaning wrin-kled, but clean, garments? We know how you feel andcan offer many solutions to your organizing and storageneeds. We are now authorized Closet Maid MasterSuite Dealers, as well as members of the NationalAssociation of Professional Organizers. Custom designand installation of our product is available for your clos-ets, pantries, laundry rooms and home office. We alsospecialize in heavy duty garage cabinets and workbenches. We are the low cost leader. Call 986-6001 orvisit www.ClosetLeader.com.

WINDOVER CONSTRUCTIONWallkillThe owners and their crew have been in the construc-tion industry for over 25 years. Their hard work anddedication to detail is why so many residential andcommercial owners have chosen Windover for all theirneeds. In 2002, we announced our new commercialdivision and we now announce the opening of our cus-tom cabinet and countertop shop. Windover also doesframing, roofing, siding, additions, decks and so muchmore. Nothing is ever too large or too small. Please call895-2698 for more information.

VINO 100NewburghVino 100, a wine store featuring 100 great wines for

$25 or less, opened in May at 21 Front Street on theNewburgh Waterfront. Vino 100 was developed to pro-vide customers with a user-friendly affordable and ele-gant wine store which will remove the mystery whenpurchasing wine. Vino 100 has a unique informationbased design where wines are arranged according toflavor and where the attributes of each bottle of wineare presented on a “Wine Barometer,” making it easy toselect a superior bottle of wine. Vino 100 also offers aselection of premium liquors, fine glassware and gifts.Our phone number is 321-2277.

MARY FERN BREHENEY, ESQ.NewburghPractice areas include Wills, Trusts, Estate Planning,Probate and Estate Administration, Special NeedsTrusts, Guardianships and Medicaid Planning. She rep-resents petitioners, cross petitioners, guardians andincapacitated persons and receives court appointmentsas Court Evaluator and Counsel to AllegedIncapacitated Persons in Article 81 Proceedings. Agraduate of St. Francis College and New York LawSchool, she is an active member of the New York SateBar Elder Law Section, The Women’s Bar Associationof Orange and Sullivan Counties and the NationalAcademy of Elder Law Attorneys. Call 561-1951.

ORANGE COUNTY LAND TRUSTMiddletownOrange County Land trust is a local not-for-profit dedi-cated to assisting residents who wish to preserve all orpart of their land as open space. Land Trust DirectorJohn Gebhards, Development Director Linda Gette,many volunteers and an active Board of Directors workwith builders, developers, farmers and landowners inhelping preserve the rural character of Orange Countyby protecting significant properties throughout the coun-ty. We also provide free nature programs for school




CorrectionPlease note the following correction to the 2005 Membership Directory &

Buyer’s Guide:The correct phone number for Inside Out Fitness (page 139) and Barbara Mullin,

Independent Longaberger Representative (page 204) should be 845-457-6059.

‘Meet Me at Park Place’All Leadership Orange alumni, program affiliates and their guests are invited tomeet at Park Place Restaurant, 40 Park Place, Goshen, on Wednesday, July 13from 6:15-8:30 p.m. Contribution is $35 per person. Jack Aranson andClaudia Cummings will present “A Program of Comedy and Romance inSpeech and Song.” Anyone interested in being on the Alumni Committee foroutreach planning should call Edie Haughney at 431-2290. Reservationsshould be made with Kristen Amaturo at 457-1550. ❒❒

Annual Environmental Awards announcedApplications are being accepted for NYS’s Second Annual

Environmental Excellence Awards which recognize New York’senvironmental and conservation leaders who are solving envi-ronmental challenges by using innovative an environmentallysustainable practices or creative partnerships. More informationand applications are available by contacting Michelle Hinman at518-402-9469. The deadline for submissions is July 1. ❒❒

Research Hospital as part of Foam and Wash’s “Boosts for A Buck” signs at alltheir locations. For more information, call 758-9121.

Donna M. Pollucci, President of Hudson Valley Awards Inc., has earnedCertified Recognition Master (CRM) designation, an achievement shared by lessthan 1% of awards professionals nationwide. There are currently only 42 CRM’sin the world today. CRM certification marks the highest levels of professionalaccomplishment in the awards and engraving industry.

McQuade’s Children’s Services recently presented Jim Smith of AdvanceTesting Company and Susan Najork of Collection Bureau of the HudsonValley with the 2005 Dr. Milton Ash McQuade Awards.

Judy Sheets was the April Star of the Month St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital. Asix-year employee, Ms. Sheets is Assistant Chief Technician at the hospital’s off-site Dialysis Center in Newburgh.

This year’s learning experiences at the Rocking Horse Nursery School, 153Howell Street, Pine Bush, included visits to local businesses, including the localChinese restaurant and Cascarino’s Pizzeria. Registration for summer camp andthe fall is now open. Call 361-5007.

Reginald C. Fuller, III has been named President of Key Bank’s Hudson ValleyDistrict. He most recently was Senior Vice President and District Retail Leaderfor Key Bank N.A.

All Seasons Diner in Greenwood Lake now offers a monthly theme dinner andmusic night. Call 477-3044 for a schedule.

Fantastic Cuts is sponsoring the Orange County Soccer Club. Sponsors areplaced on the club website (www.OCSC-NY.com) and receive a link to theirbusiness. For more information, call Bob DiNezza at 565-8296. ❒❒



groups, in addition to our regular schedule of free pub-lic nature walks. Visit www.orangecountylandtrust.org orcall 343-0840 for information.

TREE OF LIFE LANDSCAPE CirclevilleTree of Life Landscape takes pride in developing qualitylandscapes that match our clients’ goals and objectives.Using our own equipment, the Tree of Life Landscapeconstruction crew will implement all aspects of thedesign from start to finish and leave you with a productthat is not only visually stunning, but also structurallysound. Our services include but are not limited to plant-ings, outdoor lighting, walkways, patios, retaining walls,ponds, decks and fencing. Call 692-9092.

THE GREATER HUDSON VALLEY FAMILY HEALTHCENTER, INC.NewburghThe Greater Hudson Valley Family Health Center offersprimary and preventative health care to families inOrange County, focusing on the medically underserved.We provide high quality and efficient services to allpatients, regardless of their ability to pay. We also wel-come patients who have insurance and assure themthat our care is equal to any provided by a for-profitpractice. Last year, 14,000 patients came to the FamilyHealth Center for their primary health care. The HealthCenter is one of the largest employers in Newburgh,and has strong ties to the local community. Call 563-8010 for more information.

STEIN-WAY DOG TRAININGGoshenStein-Way offers housebreaking, manners and obedi-ence to dogs from eight weeks to eight years old. Wehave successfully trained over 7,500 dogs for 25 years.

Our unusually convenient training requires only a one-time lesson lasting three hours with the unique guaran-tee “Your Dog Obeys or You Don’t Pay!” You dog will lis-ten at the end of the lesson without the trainer presentor there is no charge! The method is humane, with theowner present at all times. Dogs are trained to behaveoff leash indoors and out in spite of distractions. Formore information, call 294-6880 or www.stein-way.com.

PINE BUSH HOUSE BED & BREAKFAST Pine BushWe are now open! Call soon before we get booked upfor the summer. Enjoy our three spacious and beautiful-ly appointed rooms and one suite with private baths.Period furniture, handmade quilts, sleigh beds andcountry Victorian draperies and décor add a touch ofromance and elegance for a restful stay. We have a fullbreakfast with homemade breads and muffins, andfresh fruit. Vegetarian and vegan food is available. Thecost is $95 to $195 per night with mid-week specials,weekly rates and business/retreat packages available.Call 744-3641 for a reservation.

STEFAN CHEVALIER, D.O., P.C.MiddletownStefan Chevalier is a cosmetic surgeon specializing inbreast augmentation, facial rejuvenation, body reshap-ing and liposuction. Call 703-1225.

QUALITY CARTONNew WindsorQuality Carton manufactures custom corrugated car-tons, interior packaging, partitions and printed displays.We also offer an extensive line of stock items includingboxes, tape and stretch film. It is our goal to provide ourcustomers with the highest quality solution to theirpackaging needs. Call 561-2300.

CARING & SHARING CHILD CARENew Windsor

Caring & Sharing Child Care is a licensed family day-care with over 25 years of experience.Your child willreceive a safe, loving and educationally creative envi-ronment. We offer before and after school care from6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. with nutritious meals to fill theirtummies. We also provide pre-school readiness andprograms such as learning your ABC’s sing alongsongs and story time. We specialize in programs for sixweeks to 12 years old. We have affordable prices. Sehabla espanol. Mention this ad and receive 10% off firstthree months with no registration fee!

MARY KAY COSMETICSOtisvilleMary Kay Cosmetics is a Fortune 500 company ofIndependent Beauty Consultants, Directors andNational Sales Directors. Products are not sold instores, they are only by referral. We offer personal ser-vice to preferred customers and glamour makeoversfour times a year. We offer bridal and gift service. Try anew look. Call 386-4085 for an appointment.

PREPAID LEGAL SERVICES & IDENTITY THEFT-INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATE QUEEN HADDADMiddletownIt’s no secret that identity theft is a major problem inAmerica. Think you’re not at risk? Unfortunately youare. Do you hand your credit card to servers at restau-rants? Do you sign your credit cards? Do you supplypersonal information over the internet? Do you keepyour Social Security number in your wallet or purse?Do you leave mail at your home or business for thepostal carrier to collect? Do you shred unwanted mailwith personal information? Find out how our newIdentity Theft Shield can help you or you company. Visitwww.prepaidlegal.com/Idt/queenhaddad and callQueen at 346-3635. ❒❒



ABC Pizza & RestaurantAbreu Family Chiropractic CenterAffordable ServiceHenry C. Alders Wholesale Florist, Inc.Louis P. Amendolagine, D.D.S.Arace & Company ConsultingJustine Arlotta Dance StudioAstar Heating & Air Conditioning Corp.B.E.A.D. Construction, Inc.Bank of AmericaThe Bells’, An Ethan Allen GalleryJack F. Berkowitz & CompanyThe Berry CompanyBiotechnology AssociatesBlack Bear CampgroundBlack Forest MillCafe’ InternationaleCapital Self StorageCE Computing SolutionsCentury 21 Curabba RealtyChester Market & DeliChester Public LibraryCity Lights TattooClearview Windows, L.L.C.Colandrea Auto Group Colandrea Pontiac-Buick

Sunshine Ford, Lincoln/Mercury, Inc.Dr. Paul CollinsComplete Burner & A/C, Inc.Cooper, Niemann & Co., CPA’s, L.L.P.

Cottage CreationsCountrywide Home LoansCraig’s Auto CenterCrystal Clean Carpet & UpholsteryR & R Dagele Produce, Inc.Daytona Driving SchoolDepew OilDLFS EnterprisesDyne-Air Corp.DYNEGYEmpire Forklift, Inc.Environmental First Aid & SafetyFDF Enterprises, Inc.Filing Solutions, Inc.First Charleston GroupFitzgerald DesignGemark CorporationGeneral Nutrition CenterGerbes & Gerbes/Remax Benchmark Realty GroupGlomar Construction, Inc.Goosetown CommunicationsHaight Fire Equipment SupplyThe Hair RoomHarburger/Scott Advertising/NeatEateries.comPerry Harris Plumbing & HeatingHeritagenergyHome Mortgage NetworkHospice of Orange & Sullivan Counties, Inc.Cloyd Howard Company, Inc.

Hudson River Adventures (Pride of the Hudson) (Pollepel)

Hudson United BankHudson Valley Blood ServicesHudson Valley Council, Boy Scouts of AmericaHusted Pool & Pool SuppliesJ & J ToolsJellybean PromotionsJewish Family Service of Orange County, Inc.Nicholas J. Johannets, C.P.A.Matt Johnston Builders, Inc.Edward Jones InvestmentsKar-Vin Abstract CorporationDennis Kenny, Attorney-at-Law, P.C.Ketcham Fencing, Inc.KIDS’ DOCAndrew S. Krieger, Esq.La Escondida, Inc.La Rose CateringLan Associates, Engineering,

Planning Architecture, L.L.P.Lanc & Tully Engineering and Surveying, P.C.Larry’s Truck Tire ServiceSusanne Leissle - Home CareLeptondale Nursery & Greenhouse, Inc.Levinson, Reineke & Ornstein, P.C.Levitan Yegidis & Goldstein, L.L.P., C.P.A.’sMaar PrintingMachado Architectural, P.C.

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Manpower, Inc.MAP Management, L.L.C.The Marketing DepartmentPatricia E. Marquez - Bookkeeping ServiceMartell Home Builders, Inc.Mentor Management, L.L.C.Thomas O. Miller & Company, Inc.Allan L. Millstein, C.P.A., P.C.Minolta Advance Technology, Inc.The Moffat Library of WashingtonvilleMommy’s Little MunchkinMontgomery Physical Therapy & WellnessMount Saint Mary CollegeMountainville Manor, Inc.Museum of the Hudson HighlandsMVP Health CareNapp Electric Contractor Co., Inc.National Apparel ServicesNew Beginnings Montessori SchoolNew Windsor Business ParkNew Windsor Country InnNew York Business Development Corp.Newburgh Family YMCANortheast Development & Management Corp.Northern Metropolitan Hospital AssociationNorthwestern Mutual Financial NetworkMark O’Keefe ContractingO’Keeffe & McCannOrange Blue Print, Inc.Orange County Medical Society

Orange Paper Placers, Inc.Outback SteakhousePAETEC CommunicationsParr Valley Condominium Association, Inc.Patella Advertising ProductsPendergast and Terach, Associates in ArchitecturePeoples Regular Baptist ChurchPietrzak & Pfau Engineering & Surveying, P.L.L.C.Pittman & Brown, Inc.Polar Bear LandscapingPool FX, Inc.Pool Tables Plus, Inc.Port Jervis Behavorial MedicinePrecision Roofing, Inc.Price Chopper - Vails GatePrior King Press, Inc.Gina Prokosch-Cook, D.D.S.RAL Supply GroupRE/MAX Benchmark Realty GroupRECAP, Inc.Gerry RobbinsSaft Electrical Service, Inc.Saint Teresa’s Nursing HomeSarno Photography & Web DesignThe SentinelShared Textile ServiceShaw EngineeringSherwood Power Equipment, Inc.Ship Lantern InnSmith, Seaman, & Quackenbush, Inc.

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Spencers Financial Services, Inc.SPS Printing ServicesSt. Luke’s Cornwall HospitalStaples - Central ValleySteingart AssociatesStep by Step Dance StudioSuburban Energy ServicesSullivan County First Recycling & RefuseSUNY New Paltz -

Continuing & Professional EducationSuperior Shifting TransmissionsR.I. Suresky & Son, Inc.T & C Auto BodyThomas’ Aircraft Supplies, Inc.Times Herald RecordTootie’s IVThe U.P.S. StoreThe Union House InnRogelio Vega-CanovasVegas East Productions, Inc.Verla InternationalVolunteers of AmericaWallkill Central School DistrictWashington Mutual Home LoansWest Shore ResourceWheeler Homes, Inc.Winum Maintenance & DevelopmentC.R. Wolfe Heating CorporationWolfe Plumbing/Heating/Air Conditioning, Inc.Yobo Oriental Restaurant

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anniversaries

15 YearsEleanor D. Bouton RealtyYankee Propane, Inc.

Ten YearsCampbell Hall Rehabilitation CenterHudson Valley Investment Advisors, Inc.Ronald S. Kossar, Esq.

Five YearsAllendale Builders, Inc.Awning Fx, Inc.William J. Devitt – Advest English Rose Corp. – English Rose Day SchoolFestival TheatreGreater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra

Hannaford & PharmacyThe Interactive MuseumThe Medicine Shoppe, DBA Middletown

ApothecaryNew Horizons Asset Management Group, L.L.C.Outdoors of ChesterNick Pupo Plumbing & HeatingWGNY 103.1 FM/Oldies 1220 AM

Congratulationsto the following Chamber members who are celebrating special membership anniversaries in JUNE:

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