News Letters
Join us for our first Speaker Series of 2018
on February 28th from 7PM - 9PM at Laureldale Volunteer Fire Company, 2657 NJ-50, Mays Landing, NJ 08330.
Mays Landing Merchants Association Vice President Daniel Snodgrass moderates our
guest speakers Diane Gitto, CPA: Friedman, LLP, Amy Rudley, Esquire: Cooper Levenson, and Vaughan Reale, CLU: HUB International, in a discussion of "How the rules and regulations from Washington, DC effect small Business."
February's speaker series is free and open to Merchant Association members and non-members.
on February 28th from 7PM - 9PM at Laureldale Volunteer Fire Company, 2657 NJ-50, Mays Landing, NJ 08330.
Mays Landing Merchants Association Vice President Daniel Snodgrass moderates our
guest speakers Diane Gitto, CPA: Friedman, LLP, Amy Rudley, Esquire: Cooper Levenson, and Vaughan Reale, CLU: HUB International, in a discussion of "How the rules and regulations from Washington, DC effect small Business."
February's speaker series is free and open to Merchant Association members and non-members.
Join us at our New Year's Winter Network Mixer
Members Monthly News and Messages
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September 27th, 2017
Friendly reminder that the next meeting of the Mays Landing Merchants Association is scheduled for Wednesday, October 4, 2017 at 7:15pm at the Presbyterian Church, Route 50, Mays Landing. We will be debriefing on the Wine Festival and preparing for both Fall Festival and our next Networking Mixer! Hope to see you all there!
Lots happening this month...
MOVIES IN THE PARK - FRIDAY 9/29 & 10/13
Please be sure to share with your customers this year's Movies In The Park dates! You can click for the full poster and the Facebook events are available by clicking the links below for each movie.
If your business would like to be an individual sponsor of any of the movies, with your ad appearing on the screen before the movie airs, please contact *Michael James* President, Eye To Eye Media LLC, 609.231.7224, www.EyeToEyeMediaLLC.com, or Sales Rep Jim Logan at 856-371-6080.
FALL FESTIVAL - 10/14
We encourage you to sign up for a vendor space at this year's fall festival, especially members with businesses featuring fine crafts. Don't forget the Scarecrow contest! Information available on www.mayslandingmerchants.com!
NETWORKING MIXER - 10/18
Come out and network with local professionals at the Mays Landing Country Club on Wednesday, October 18th. We have complementary appetizers and refreshments as well as a cash bar. It is a free admission. Feel free to meet the Mays Landing Merchants and others!
For additional information contact:
Fred Kneble - (609) 839-4317 or Dan Snodgrass - 856-625-6919
SAVE THE DATES -
Friendly reminder that the next meeting of the Mays Landing Merchants Association is scheduled for Wednesday, October 4, 2017 at 7:15pm at the Presbyterian Church, Route 50, Mays Landing. We will be debriefing on the Wine Festival and preparing for both Fall Festival and our next Networking Mixer! Hope to see you all there!
Lots happening this month...
MOVIES IN THE PARK - FRIDAY 9/29 & 10/13
Please be sure to share with your customers this year's Movies In The Park dates! You can click for the full poster and the Facebook events are available by clicking the links below for each movie.
If your business would like to be an individual sponsor of any of the movies, with your ad appearing on the screen before the movie airs, please contact *Michael James* President, Eye To Eye Media LLC, 609.231.7224, www.EyeToEyeMediaLLC.com, or Sales Rep Jim Logan at 856-371-6080.
FALL FESTIVAL - 10/14
We encourage you to sign up for a vendor space at this year's fall festival, especially members with businesses featuring fine crafts. Don't forget the Scarecrow contest! Information available on www.mayslandingmerchants.com!
NETWORKING MIXER - 10/18
Come out and network with local professionals at the Mays Landing Country Club on Wednesday, October 18th. We have complementary appetizers and refreshments as well as a cash bar. It is a free admission. Feel free to meet the Mays Landing Merchants and others!
For additional information contact:
Fred Kneble - (609) 839-4317 or Dan Snodgrass - 856-625-6919
SAVE THE DATES -
- Visit our neighbors at the Belcoville 100th Anniversary THIS SATURDAY September 30th
- Halloween Parade - 10/30
- Dickens of a Holiday - 12/2
August 31, 2017
Monthly Meeting Notice
Friendly reminder that the next meeting of the Mays Landing Merchants Association is scheduled for Wednesday, September 6, 2017 at 7:15pm at the Presbyterian Church, Route 50, Mays Landing. We will be spending a large part of our agenda discussing the SJ Wine & Food Festival coming up on September 23rd and September 24th! Hope to see you all there!
Regards,
Fred Kneble
President, MLMA
A Few Other Important Items of Note...
WINE FEST TICKETS ON SALE!
Remind your customers to get their pre-sale tickets now! Visit www.SJWineFestival.com!
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
Please use our online sign up sheet to volunteer for the SJ Wine & Food Festival. To sign up, go to:
SJ Wine & Food Festival : https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080845A4AA2CAAF94-sjwine/
Please feel free to forward to friends and other interested volunteers as well as post on social media!
MLAA FIELD SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE
Stephanie D'Angelis contact us as one of the new commissioners of the Mays Landing Lakers football program! She wanted to see if any businesses or companies would be interested in advertising via a field sign sponsorship at Underhill Park! Please see picture for details. If you are interested please don't hesitate to contact her at 609-204-5836 or Patrick Milliken 609-742-0017.
MOVIES IN THE PARK ARE A-GO!
Please be sure to share with your customers this year's Movies In The Park dates! You can click for the full poster and the Facebook events are available by clicking the links below for each movie.
If your business would like to be an individual sponsor of any of the movies, with your ad appearing on the screen before the movie airs, please contact *Michael James* President, Eye To Eye Media LLC, 609.231.7224, www.EyeToEyeMediaLLC.com, or Sales Rep Jim Logan at 856-371-6080.
Monthly Meeting Notice
Friendly reminder that the next meeting of the Mays Landing Merchants Association is scheduled for Wednesday, September 6, 2017 at 7:15pm at the Presbyterian Church, Route 50, Mays Landing. We will be spending a large part of our agenda discussing the SJ Wine & Food Festival coming up on September 23rd and September 24th! Hope to see you all there!
Regards,
Fred Kneble
President, MLMA
A Few Other Important Items of Note...
WINE FEST TICKETS ON SALE!
Remind your customers to get their pre-sale tickets now! Visit www.SJWineFestival.com!
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
Please use our online sign up sheet to volunteer for the SJ Wine & Food Festival. To sign up, go to:
SJ Wine & Food Festival : https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080845A4AA2CAAF94-sjwine/
Please feel free to forward to friends and other interested volunteers as well as post on social media!
MLAA FIELD SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE
Stephanie D'Angelis contact us as one of the new commissioners of the Mays Landing Lakers football program! She wanted to see if any businesses or companies would be interested in advertising via a field sign sponsorship at Underhill Park! Please see picture for details. If you are interested please don't hesitate to contact her at 609-204-5836 or Patrick Milliken 609-742-0017.
MOVIES IN THE PARK ARE A-GO!
Please be sure to share with your customers this year's Movies In The Park dates! You can click for the full poster and the Facebook events are available by clicking the links below for each movie.
If your business would like to be an individual sponsor of any of the movies, with your ad appearing on the screen before the movie airs, please contact *Michael James* President, Eye To Eye Media LLC, 609.231.7224, www.EyeToEyeMediaLLC.com, or Sales Rep Jim Logan at 856-371-6080.
August 21, 2017
Sustainable Township of Hamilton Green Team is moving forward with two points of the neighborhood plan by concentrating on pedestrian safety and extending the bike path. In order to be eligible to apply for grants that would help to implement these points, a walking audit must be completed.
The Green Team is asking that community members, merchant association members and anyone would has an interest in making the Township of Hamilton a more inclusive, friendly and safe corridor for walkers and bicyclists please come and bring your enthusiasm.
We will be meeting this Thursday, August 24, 2017 at township hall at 6:30pm.
Learn more about the Township of Hamilton Green Team please click www.greenteamhamilton.com/
Sustainable Township of Hamilton Green Team is moving forward with two points of the neighborhood plan by concentrating on pedestrian safety and extending the bike path. In order to be eligible to apply for grants that would help to implement these points, a walking audit must be completed.
The Green Team is asking that community members, merchant association members and anyone would has an interest in making the Township of Hamilton a more inclusive, friendly and safe corridor for walkers and bicyclists please come and bring your enthusiasm.
We will be meeting this Thursday, August 24, 2017 at township hall at 6:30pm.
Learn more about the Township of Hamilton Green Team please click www.greenteamhamilton.com/
February 24, 2017
Good Afternoon Members and friends,
A friendly reminder that our monthly merchants' meeting is scheduled at ACCC in conjunction with meeting the college's new President. The meeting is on March 1, 2017, Wednesday at 5:30-7:30pm in the cafeteria in Building C. The college request our merchants to register on eventbrite. Complimentary hors d'oeuvres Please log on to https://registertomeetdrgaba.eventbrite.com
Good Afternoon Members and friends,
A friendly reminder that our monthly merchants' meeting is scheduled at ACCC in conjunction with meeting the college's new President. The meeting is on March 1, 2017, Wednesday at 5:30-7:30pm in the cafeteria in Building C. The college request our merchants to register on eventbrite. Complimentary hors d'oeuvres Please log on to https://registertomeetdrgaba.eventbrite.com
December 5, 2016
Good Afternoon Members,
We hope to see everyone at our December meeting/mixer at Sugar Hill Inn December 7th at 6PM. There will be an agenda and several motions will be presented for votes.
Good Afternoon Members,
We hope to see everyone at our December meeting/mixer at Sugar Hill Inn December 7th at 6PM. There will be an agenda and several motions will be presented for votes.
November 29, 2016
Just a friendly reminder of our upcoming holiday network party scheduled December 7th at 5:30 at Sugar Hill Inn for $20pp. This is in place of our monthly meeting. Please email back if you will be attending as the restaurant needs a head count. Hope to see everyone there. [email protected]
We are looking for donations to fill gift baskets for Dickens of a Holiday. Attendees who visit all three locations (library, Presbyterian Church and War Memorial Park) during Dickens of a Holiday and have a card stamped will be eligible to win a basket.
Just a friendly reminder of our upcoming holiday network party scheduled December 7th at 5:30 at Sugar Hill Inn for $20pp. This is in place of our monthly meeting. Please email back if you will be attending as the restaurant needs a head count. Hope to see everyone there. [email protected]
We are looking for donations to fill gift baskets for Dickens of a Holiday. Attendees who visit all three locations (library, Presbyterian Church and War Memorial Park) during Dickens of a Holiday and have a card stamped will be eligible to win a basket.
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
October 6, 2016
I can’t believe we are already into the fall and just finished our major event of the year, the South Jersey Wine and Food Festival. This year as an association, we had to complete the event without the help of our event coordinator, Arlene Blosch. She unfortunately could not direct in the organizing of the event due to serious health issues. Jennie Ayres from Atlantic Cape Community College graciously stepped in as the event coordinator. She orchestrated a stupendous event with the help of an amazing group of volunteers. With everyone collaborating together, thousands of people from all over including the tristate area could enjoy a fabulous festival with local wines, delicious food and joyful music. Caesar’s Entertainment became our grand sponsor and was very proud to be a part of such a fine winefest. The park was beautifully decorated under the direction of John Kurtz of the County Seat Florist. We had nothing but 5 star reviews all over social media. As the president, I want to give a heartfelt thanks to everyone that helped make this event such a sensation. It truly could not have been as successful without the help of all the volunteers.
Fred Kneble,
President
October 6, 2016
I can’t believe we are already into the fall and just finished our major event of the year, the South Jersey Wine and Food Festival. This year as an association, we had to complete the event without the help of our event coordinator, Arlene Blosch. She unfortunately could not direct in the organizing of the event due to serious health issues. Jennie Ayres from Atlantic Cape Community College graciously stepped in as the event coordinator. She orchestrated a stupendous event with the help of an amazing group of volunteers. With everyone collaborating together, thousands of people from all over including the tristate area could enjoy a fabulous festival with local wines, delicious food and joyful music. Caesar’s Entertainment became our grand sponsor and was very proud to be a part of such a fine winefest. The park was beautifully decorated under the direction of John Kurtz of the County Seat Florist. We had nothing but 5 star reviews all over social media. As the president, I want to give a heartfelt thanks to everyone that helped make this event such a sensation. It truly could not have been as successful without the help of all the volunteers.
Fred Kneble,
President
MAYS LANDING MERCHANTS NEWLETTER
MONTH OF JULY 2016
I wish to thank all our members who attended the July monthly meeting. We know summer can be a very busy time for everyone. Our Hometown Celebration was a huge success this year. We added many new features such as a ferris wheel, petting zoo and pony rides with no cost to the public. Many mascots also gave an appearance over the 2 day event including the Phillie Phanatic, WaWa Wally Goose, Chuckie Cheese, Red Robin, Chick Fil a and Hoffman Bee. We can't thank enough all the members who donated their time in volunteering and making the hometown celebration a big part of our community. Our next event free of charge to the public is Movie Night in the park featuring Hook on July 8, 2016 at dusk with free popcorn and juice.
All these events are thanks to our members and their contributions.
We are excited to announce the next network mixer scheduled on July 20th from 5:30-7:30 at the Inn of Sugar Hill on the deck with complimentary hors d'oeuvres and cash bar. We are hoping to see many attendees. Members, please extend the invitation to the mixer to local businesses who are not a member. Come and see what our association is all about and meet the members.
Upcoming blood drive will be held on July 22, 2016 at the Presbyterian Church on Main Street.
Hope to see everyone at our events. Have a great summer
Fred Kneble,
President
MONTH OF JULY 2016
I wish to thank all our members who attended the July monthly meeting. We know summer can be a very busy time for everyone. Our Hometown Celebration was a huge success this year. We added many new features such as a ferris wheel, petting zoo and pony rides with no cost to the public. Many mascots also gave an appearance over the 2 day event including the Phillie Phanatic, WaWa Wally Goose, Chuckie Cheese, Red Robin, Chick Fil a and Hoffman Bee. We can't thank enough all the members who donated their time in volunteering and making the hometown celebration a big part of our community. Our next event free of charge to the public is Movie Night in the park featuring Hook on July 8, 2016 at dusk with free popcorn and juice.
All these events are thanks to our members and their contributions.
We are excited to announce the next network mixer scheduled on July 20th from 5:30-7:30 at the Inn of Sugar Hill on the deck with complimentary hors d'oeuvres and cash bar. We are hoping to see many attendees. Members, please extend the invitation to the mixer to local businesses who are not a member. Come and see what our association is all about and meet the members.
Upcoming blood drive will be held on July 22, 2016 at the Presbyterian Church on Main Street.
Hope to see everyone at our events. Have a great summer
Fred Kneble,
President
MAYS LANDING MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
MAY 2016 NEWSLETTER
I want to thank everyone who attended our May monthly association meeting. It is always a pleasure to be welcoming new members to our association as we are continually growing. I am looking forward to a successful run of upcoming events. Our association is working very hard to offer the residents of Mays Landing many exciting opportunities to have fun in the town. We are all currently putting together our Hometown Celebration scheduled for June 25th & 26 at Lake Lenape Park. In addition, the merchants are now sponsoring 6 movies in war memorial park instead of 4 with the first one on May 27 showing ET...the Extra Terrestrial. Hope to see everyone come out and have fun.
MAY 2016 NEWSLETTER
I want to thank everyone who attended our May monthly association meeting. It is always a pleasure to be welcoming new members to our association as we are continually growing. I am looking forward to a successful run of upcoming events. Our association is working very hard to offer the residents of Mays Landing many exciting opportunities to have fun in the town. We are all currently putting together our Hometown Celebration scheduled for June 25th & 26 at Lake Lenape Park. In addition, the merchants are now sponsoring 6 movies in war memorial park instead of 4 with the first one on May 27 showing ET...the Extra Terrestrial. Hope to see everyone come out and have fun.
Rowan University Camp Kesem
July 31 - August 5, 2016
Camp Kesem is a camp for children whose parents have been affected by cancer.
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July 31 - August 5, 2016
Camp Kesem is a camp for children whose parents have been affected by cancer.
[email protected]
http://campkesem.org/
Donate
MAYS LANDING MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
JANUARY 2016
Wonderful to see 27 attendees at our first meeting of the new year and for those of you who were unable to attend, we hope to see you at the next meeting February 3rd.
Also, thank you to our guests from the Senior Citizen Advisory Board for attending our meeting to inform the members about the formation of their board and its function.
I want to personally thank everyone who has helped make this past year a huge success for the Mays Landing Merchant Association. With a lot of effort from everyone and our sponsors, we hosted many wonderful events for the community that everyone enjoyed.
I am excited and looking forward to serving our association another year as president. I work with wonderful people in our association and we currently are in the process of devising new and innovative ideas for the events in our community that will help make our town a wonderful place to live and do business.
This year our association will be sponsoring 6 movies for Movie Under the Stars. We currently are looking for suggestions of movies to view for the event.
The first event of the year will be our network mixer which is on January 20, 2016 from 5-7pm hosted at Balic Winery. Please come out and make the event another successful one.
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING EVERYONE AT OUR FEBRUARY MEETING
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
JANUARY 2016
Wonderful to see 27 attendees at our first meeting of the new year and for those of you who were unable to attend, we hope to see you at the next meeting February 3rd.
Also, thank you to our guests from the Senior Citizen Advisory Board for attending our meeting to inform the members about the formation of their board and its function.
I want to personally thank everyone who has helped make this past year a huge success for the Mays Landing Merchant Association. With a lot of effort from everyone and our sponsors, we hosted many wonderful events for the community that everyone enjoyed.
I am excited and looking forward to serving our association another year as president. I work with wonderful people in our association and we currently are in the process of devising new and innovative ideas for the events in our community that will help make our town a wonderful place to live and do business.
This year our association will be sponsoring 6 movies for Movie Under the Stars. We currently are looking for suggestions of movies to view for the event.
The first event of the year will be our network mixer which is on January 20, 2016 from 5-7pm hosted at Balic Winery. Please come out and make the event another successful one.
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING EVERYONE AT OUR FEBRUARY MEETING
November
Thank you to those members who attended the meeting yesterday. South Jersey gas presented a program which has funding available for residential or commercial applications to upgrade their equipment for energy savings. Please mark your calendars for December 15th. Our holiday party is planned for December 15th at the Mays Landing Country Club with the time and cost to be announced.
Happy Thanksgiving
Fred Kneble
President
Thank you to those members who attended the meeting yesterday. South Jersey gas presented a program which has funding available for residential or commercial applications to upgrade their equipment for energy savings. Please mark your calendars for December 15th. Our holiday party is planned for December 15th at the Mays Landing Country Club with the time and cost to be announced.
Happy Thanksgiving
Fred Kneble
President
October
MAYS LANDING MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
OCTOBER NEWSLETTER
Thank you to all 32 attendees at our October 7, 2015 meeting and for those of you who are unable to attend we hope to see you at the November 11th meeting.
Thank you to our guests, Jennifer Williams from Covenant House who explained the function of the Covenant House which is to provide shelter for homeless ranging from ages 18-21 years old and their babies. Covenant House has a fundraiser, Sleep-Out for Businesses scheduled for November 19th and hoping the Mays Landing Merchants will be a part of the event. William & Malika Green from Bright Stars Gymnastics Parents Association requested sponsorship and advertisement to help fund their daughter Makayla’s gymnastic competitions. Our last group of speakers was Stockton University students Valerie Jordan, Amy Ferro & Marena Holling who spoke about their service learning course. The purpose of the course is to put classroom learning to practical use. Some of their suggestions to increase membership are to have a pop-up parties, food truck events or coupon books.
South Jersey Wine & Food Festival was a huge success. We had a 50% increase in attendance. Volunteers are needed for next year.
Fall Festival- Scheduled for October 17 at Memorial Park at volunteers are needed
Halloween Parade-October 30th - Wawa sponsored refreshments. 2 bands scheduled to perform at the parade are Oakcrest Band which is sponsored by Young’s Skating Rink and Egg Harbor Township Band which is sponsored by Brownies Square. We are requesting businesses to put floats in parade.
Save the Date for Networking – October 21- more information to be announced
The 2016 booklet for the Calendar of events is scheduled to go to print in January. Businesses are encouraged to submit their advertisements as soon as possible. The booklet is distributed to all elementary school children.
News from the Members
Young’s Skating Rink celebrated their 40 years in business.
Mays Landing Golf & Country Club is selling dates for businesses to have holiday parties at their facility.
Businesses are encouraged to advertise on the merchants’ website.
Jennie Ayres stated Atlantic Cape Community College celebrating the 10th year.
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING EVERYONE AT OUR NOVEMBER MEETING
MAYS LANDING MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
OCTOBER NEWSLETTER
Thank you to all 32 attendees at our October 7, 2015 meeting and for those of you who are unable to attend we hope to see you at the November 11th meeting.
Thank you to our guests, Jennifer Williams from Covenant House who explained the function of the Covenant House which is to provide shelter for homeless ranging from ages 18-21 years old and their babies. Covenant House has a fundraiser, Sleep-Out for Businesses scheduled for November 19th and hoping the Mays Landing Merchants will be a part of the event. William & Malika Green from Bright Stars Gymnastics Parents Association requested sponsorship and advertisement to help fund their daughter Makayla’s gymnastic competitions. Our last group of speakers was Stockton University students Valerie Jordan, Amy Ferro & Marena Holling who spoke about their service learning course. The purpose of the course is to put classroom learning to practical use. Some of their suggestions to increase membership are to have a pop-up parties, food truck events or coupon books.
South Jersey Wine & Food Festival was a huge success. We had a 50% increase in attendance. Volunteers are needed for next year.
Fall Festival- Scheduled for October 17 at Memorial Park at volunteers are needed
Halloween Parade-October 30th - Wawa sponsored refreshments. 2 bands scheduled to perform at the parade are Oakcrest Band which is sponsored by Young’s Skating Rink and Egg Harbor Township Band which is sponsored by Brownies Square. We are requesting businesses to put floats in parade.
Save the Date for Networking – October 21- more information to be announced
The 2016 booklet for the Calendar of events is scheduled to go to print in January. Businesses are encouraged to submit their advertisements as soon as possible. The booklet is distributed to all elementary school children.
News from the Members
Young’s Skating Rink celebrated their 40 years in business.
Mays Landing Golf & Country Club is selling dates for businesses to have holiday parties at their facility.
Businesses are encouraged to advertise on the merchants’ website.
Jennie Ayres stated Atlantic Cape Community College celebrating the 10th year.
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING EVERYONE AT OUR NOVEMBER MEETING
September
MAYS LANDING MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTER
Thank you to all 31 attendees at our September 2nd meeting and for those of you who were unable to attend, we hope to see you at the next meeting October 7th
I thank our guest speakers Shemayah El, Miss New Jersey Teen Contestant & Mary Ann Laielli from Atlantic County Special Services School
Shemaya El spoke about her funding needed to enter the Miss Teen New Jersey Pageant. Her platform is teen suicide prevention. Mary Ann Laielli spoke about funding needed to purchase a sway fun swing for the special needs children at the school.
Thank you to all volunteers that helped make Movie Under the Stars (Dolphin II) at Memorial Park in August a success.
We are all excited about our huge upcoming event, the South Jersey Wine and Food Festival scheduled for September 26 and 27 at Lenape Park. Volunteers encouraged
Chris Groome from Brownies Square is having a Secret Supper scheduled after the winefest on Saturday September 26 in Lenape Park. Make your reservations today.
9/11 Memorial Service scheduled in Gaskill Park
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING EVERYONE AT OUR OCTOBER MEETING
MAYS LANDING MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTER
Thank you to all 31 attendees at our September 2nd meeting and for those of you who were unable to attend, we hope to see you at the next meeting October 7th
I thank our guest speakers Shemayah El, Miss New Jersey Teen Contestant & Mary Ann Laielli from Atlantic County Special Services School
Shemaya El spoke about her funding needed to enter the Miss Teen New Jersey Pageant. Her platform is teen suicide prevention. Mary Ann Laielli spoke about funding needed to purchase a sway fun swing for the special needs children at the school.
Thank you to all volunteers that helped make Movie Under the Stars (Dolphin II) at Memorial Park in August a success.
We are all excited about our huge upcoming event, the South Jersey Wine and Food Festival scheduled for September 26 and 27 at Lenape Park. Volunteers encouraged
Chris Groome from Brownies Square is having a Secret Supper scheduled after the winefest on Saturday September 26 in Lenape Park. Make your reservations today.
9/11 Memorial Service scheduled in Gaskill Park
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING EVERYONE AT OUR OCTOBER MEETING
August
AUGUST NEWSLETTER
Thank you to all 29 attendees at our August 5th meeting and for those of you who were unable to attend, we hope to see you at the next meeting September 2nd
I thank our guest speakers Tom Brook and Brooke Buscaglia from Press of AC Tom Brook highlighted options to advertise in the Press of AC and Brooke Buscaglia spoke about opportunities available for strategies for targeting digital marketing.
Thank you to all volunteers that helped make Movie Under the Stars (Annie) at Memorial Park in July a success.
News from Members:
Judy Link-Lighthouse Project update-to receive cost to renovate, per Craig Testing, the structure has solid foundation, not designated historic, must determine who will be responsible to maintenance of lighthouse after renovated
Mark Johnson-September 1 5:30-8:30pm Summer Clam Bake with Miss America with the cost $125 or full table $800(table for 8), AC Cider Social August 8th at Caspian Point
Pete’s Italian Ice available in Bass Pro shop on Saturday and Sunday and at beach concerts
Robert Laws and Andre Vinson-The Club House Camp from August 10-13 from 9am-3pm at Atlantic Community College, encouraging businesses for $40 to sponsor a camper to attend event
Chris Groome- August 31 dinner at Assiago, call for reservations and secret supper club scheduled for September 19 at Brownie’s Square, call for reservations
Meet the township committee candidates for breakfast on August 29th at Brownie’s Square
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING EVERYONE AT OUR SEPTEMBER MEETING
AUGUST NEWSLETTER
Thank you to all 29 attendees at our August 5th meeting and for those of you who were unable to attend, we hope to see you at the next meeting September 2nd
I thank our guest speakers Tom Brook and Brooke Buscaglia from Press of AC Tom Brook highlighted options to advertise in the Press of AC and Brooke Buscaglia spoke about opportunities available for strategies for targeting digital marketing.
Thank you to all volunteers that helped make Movie Under the Stars (Annie) at Memorial Park in July a success.
News from Members:
Judy Link-Lighthouse Project update-to receive cost to renovate, per Craig Testing, the structure has solid foundation, not designated historic, must determine who will be responsible to maintenance of lighthouse after renovated
Mark Johnson-September 1 5:30-8:30pm Summer Clam Bake with Miss America with the cost $125 or full table $800(table for 8), AC Cider Social August 8th at Caspian Point
Pete’s Italian Ice available in Bass Pro shop on Saturday and Sunday and at beach concerts
Robert Laws and Andre Vinson-The Club House Camp from August 10-13 from 9am-3pm at Atlantic Community College, encouraging businesses for $40 to sponsor a camper to attend event
Chris Groome- August 31 dinner at Assiago, call for reservations and secret supper club scheduled for September 19 at Brownie’s Square, call for reservations
Meet the township committee candidates for breakfast on August 29th at Brownie’s Square
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING EVERYONE AT OUR SEPTEMBER MEETING
June 30th
Good Morning,
I have sad news to report. My dear friend and a member of our association, Ed Hitzel passed away last night from a heart attack. My condolences to his family. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.
Fred Kneble,
President
Good Morning,
I have sad news to report. My dear friend and a member of our association, Ed Hitzel passed away last night from a heart attack. My condolences to his family. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.
Fred Kneble,
President
May 10th
MAYS LANDING MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
MAY NEWSLETTER
Thank you to all 26 members who attended May 6 meeting and for those of you who were
unable to attend we hope to see you at the next meeting
June 3 with guest speaker Dennis Levinson, Atlantic County Executive
I WANT TO THANK OUR TWO GUEST SPEAKERS. Cheryl Fetty from Historical Preservation Commission
and Phil Sartorio , Community Development Director.
Once Again, thank you to everyone involved in putting together a successful networking mixer and
looking forward to the next one. I will keep you posted on date and location.
NEWS FROM MEMBERS
Arlene Blosch- Wine Festival is now called the South Jersey Wine and Food Festival featuring Ed Hitzel’s
Restaurant Row
Janine Cochrine suggests a gift card from Task Away Concierge for Mother’s Day
John Kurtz suggest giving flowers from County Seat Florist for Mother’s Day
Frank DeFeo’s Farm market open now starting May 8th
Mike Collazo-Save the Date for Stand-Up Comedy on May 22 proceeds going to Highland Academy for
building repairs
John Ash-Agatha’s Christie’s Murder Mystery on May 22 & May 23
American Red Cross Blood Drive on May 15 at the Presbyterian Church Hall
Hamilton Historical Society has four 30 minute presentations starting May 27
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING EVERYONE AT OUR JUNE MEETING
MAYS LANDING MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
MAY NEWSLETTER
Thank you to all 26 members who attended May 6 meeting and for those of you who were
unable to attend we hope to see you at the next meeting
June 3 with guest speaker Dennis Levinson, Atlantic County Executive
I WANT TO THANK OUR TWO GUEST SPEAKERS. Cheryl Fetty from Historical Preservation Commission
and Phil Sartorio , Community Development Director.
Once Again, thank you to everyone involved in putting together a successful networking mixer and
looking forward to the next one. I will keep you posted on date and location.
NEWS FROM MEMBERS
Arlene Blosch- Wine Festival is now called the South Jersey Wine and Food Festival featuring Ed Hitzel’s
Restaurant Row
Janine Cochrine suggests a gift card from Task Away Concierge for Mother’s Day
John Kurtz suggest giving flowers from County Seat Florist for Mother’s Day
Frank DeFeo’s Farm market open now starting May 8th
Mike Collazo-Save the Date for Stand-Up Comedy on May 22 proceeds going to Highland Academy for
building repairs
John Ash-Agatha’s Christie’s Murder Mystery on May 22 & May 23
American Red Cross Blood Drive on May 15 at the Presbyterian Church Hall
Hamilton Historical Society has four 30 minute presentations starting May 27
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING EVERYONE AT OUR JUNE MEETING
April 26th
Dear Members,
I want to thank everyone who showed up for our first network mixer held on April 22, 2015 at Cousin
Mario’s. It was a huge success with 55 people attending. We saw a lot of new faces from many local
businesses. I would also like to extend a special thank you to our committee Dan Snodgrass and Michael
Collazo for all their hard work in putting the event together. In addition, a special thank you to the
members who generously donated door prizes. We hope to have networking mixers quarterly.
I am looking forward to seeing everyone at our next meeting on May 6, 2015.
Sincerely,
Fred Kneble
President
Dear Members,
I want to thank everyone who showed up for our first network mixer held on April 22, 2015 at Cousin
Mario’s. It was a huge success with 55 people attending. We saw a lot of new faces from many local
businesses. I would also like to extend a special thank you to our committee Dan Snodgrass and Michael
Collazo for all their hard work in putting the event together. In addition, a special thank you to the
members who generously donated door prizes. We hope to have networking mixers quarterly.
I am looking forward to seeing everyone at our next meeting on May 6, 2015.
Sincerely,
Fred Kneble
President
April 2015
NEWSLETTER FROM THE APRIL 1, 2015 MAYS LANDING MERCHANTS MEETING
GUEST SPEAKER Joe Molineaux, Director of NJ Small Business Development Center at Stockton University who helps businesses start up and save time and save money spoke at our meeting. Joe stated we need a plan by determining what is missing in Mays Landing and develop a unified goal for Main Street. We have a sense of community. Small businesses have failed in town due to competition. Joe recommends business should have a web presence. Main Street needs to be a trendy place. People are creatures of habit. Maybe one day a week there would be a reason to go to Main Street. We need a reason to discover something on the street. The incoming businesses should specialize to the demographics and possible 15-19 year olds. The community should have an open welcome mat. Possible businesses to have on Main Street are art centers, eateries with music, and theater for local filmmakers to have viewings. There needs to be action to produce a vibrant, active Main Street. It needs to be a pleasant experience and the word needs to be spread through social media to get people thinking to travel down Main Street. We need to figure out how to change the mindset of owners of the vacant properties on Main Street and encouraging them to reinvest in their properties so to attract new businesses. Possible grant money from the state would be available to assist the home owners. Joe challenged everyone to come up with a list to invite new businesses to the area. To help with motivating the town, one of many ideas is to have a contest open to all residents for producing a short film with the theme “What Mays Landing Means to Me”.
New businesses coming into town need to be grouped. Also possible changing the name of Main Street since so many streets is called “Main Street”. The river is at one end and the lake is at the other and the street is centrally located, accessible and quaint.
News from members:
Fred Kneble told members that jointly the Rotary Club of Mays Landing and Egg Harbor City are honoring Larry Stiteler for 2015 Business Person of the Year and Officer Jason Sexton2015 First Responder of the Year. The event is held on May 2, 2015 at 6 pm at Renault Winery-Tuscany House. Requesting member to attend on participate by putting ads in program book.
Jim Link informed everyone on June 14th Young’s Skating Center is celebrating their 40th Anniversary. The building was erected over 107 years ago and for more than 100 years there has been skating in Mays Landing.
Paul Alvarez stated all websites need to be mobile friendly because starting April 21 google will penalize sites that are not.
Janine Cochrane announced a Christian Business & Workforce Expo held on April 18th from 10AM-3PM at the Atlantic Christian School open to all and bring business cards. Help Atlantic County prosper.
John Ash stated the Hamilton Historical Society is sponsoring a Spring in Washington at the National Mall trip on April 15th a cost of $60 per person. The bus leaves at 7AM and returns at 8PM. He informed everyone of an Atlantic County Park brochure available.
John Ash thanked the Mays Landing Merchants Association for the $1000 donation for the Presbyterian Church will help them obtain the grant to assist in roof repairs and painting.
Ted Marx encouraged merchants to add events on website.
Fred Kneble stating work continues on a community calendar.
Mark Johnson informed everyone to join Bass Pro Shop in their pre-opening party on April 14th from 6pm-9pm and the major grand opening April 15th.
NEWSLETTER FROM THE APRIL 1, 2015 MAYS LANDING MERCHANTS MEETING
GUEST SPEAKER Joe Molineaux, Director of NJ Small Business Development Center at Stockton University who helps businesses start up and save time and save money spoke at our meeting. Joe stated we need a plan by determining what is missing in Mays Landing and develop a unified goal for Main Street. We have a sense of community. Small businesses have failed in town due to competition. Joe recommends business should have a web presence. Main Street needs to be a trendy place. People are creatures of habit. Maybe one day a week there would be a reason to go to Main Street. We need a reason to discover something on the street. The incoming businesses should specialize to the demographics and possible 15-19 year olds. The community should have an open welcome mat. Possible businesses to have on Main Street are art centers, eateries with music, and theater for local filmmakers to have viewings. There needs to be action to produce a vibrant, active Main Street. It needs to be a pleasant experience and the word needs to be spread through social media to get people thinking to travel down Main Street. We need to figure out how to change the mindset of owners of the vacant properties on Main Street and encouraging them to reinvest in their properties so to attract new businesses. Possible grant money from the state would be available to assist the home owners. Joe challenged everyone to come up with a list to invite new businesses to the area. To help with motivating the town, one of many ideas is to have a contest open to all residents for producing a short film with the theme “What Mays Landing Means to Me”.
New businesses coming into town need to be grouped. Also possible changing the name of Main Street since so many streets is called “Main Street”. The river is at one end and the lake is at the other and the street is centrally located, accessible and quaint.
News from members:
Fred Kneble told members that jointly the Rotary Club of Mays Landing and Egg Harbor City are honoring Larry Stiteler for 2015 Business Person of the Year and Officer Jason Sexton2015 First Responder of the Year. The event is held on May 2, 2015 at 6 pm at Renault Winery-Tuscany House. Requesting member to attend on participate by putting ads in program book.
Jim Link informed everyone on June 14th Young’s Skating Center is celebrating their 40th Anniversary. The building was erected over 107 years ago and for more than 100 years there has been skating in Mays Landing.
Paul Alvarez stated all websites need to be mobile friendly because starting April 21 google will penalize sites that are not.
Janine Cochrane announced a Christian Business & Workforce Expo held on April 18th from 10AM-3PM at the Atlantic Christian School open to all and bring business cards. Help Atlantic County prosper.
John Ash stated the Hamilton Historical Society is sponsoring a Spring in Washington at the National Mall trip on April 15th a cost of $60 per person. The bus leaves at 7AM and returns at 8PM. He informed everyone of an Atlantic County Park brochure available.
John Ash thanked the Mays Landing Merchants Association for the $1000 donation for the Presbyterian Church will help them obtain the grant to assist in roof repairs and painting.
Ted Marx encouraged merchants to add events on website.
Fred Kneble stating work continues on a community calendar.
Mark Johnson informed everyone to join Bass Pro Shop in their pre-opening party on April 14th from 6pm-9pm and the major grand opening April 15th.
March 2015
MAYS LANDING MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
MARCH NEWSLETTER
Thank you to all 21 members who attended March 4th meeting and for those of you who were unable to attend we hope to see you at the next meeting April 1st
I WANT TO THANK OUR TWO GUEST SPEAKERS. GUY FORCONE from Atlantic County Foster Organization spoke about the foster program with a great need for foster homes in Atlantic County and PAUL ALVAREZ from Valpak who spoke about growing your internet presence.
MIXER DATE ANNOUCED for April 22 to be held at Cousin Mario’s for all members and their employees. Hor’deurs served with cash bar. Time to be announced.
NEWS FROM MEMBERS
Dan Snodgrass-Mays Landing Rotary Business Person of the Year Larry Stiteler and First Responder of the Year Officer Jason Sexton Recognition Dinner held at Renault Winery Tuscany House on May 2, 20015 at 6PM. Everyone encouraged attending with tickets costing $65pp or 2 free tickets with a $300 full page ad in the program booklet.
Arlene Blosch-Calendar booklets available to distribute at your businesses (pick them up at County Seat Florist).
Rhapsody Hahn-Business Expo at Atlantic Christian School on Zion Road on April 8 from 10am-3pm. Free to attend
Joe Palumbo from St. Vincent De Paul school announced 4th Annual fund drive which provides funds for equipment and capital improvements for the school.
Chris Groome from Brownies Squared stated reserve your seat for 2 upcoming Secret Supper Club dinners, one held at Assaggio in Egg Harbor City on March 15 and the other on March 28th at Upstairs at Brownies Squared. Yet, another secret soon to be disclosed from Chris Groome. Follow it on Facebook.
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING EVERYONE AT OUR APRIL MEETING
MAYS LANDING MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
MARCH NEWSLETTER
Thank you to all 21 members who attended March 4th meeting and for those of you who were unable to attend we hope to see you at the next meeting April 1st
I WANT TO THANK OUR TWO GUEST SPEAKERS. GUY FORCONE from Atlantic County Foster Organization spoke about the foster program with a great need for foster homes in Atlantic County and PAUL ALVAREZ from Valpak who spoke about growing your internet presence.
MIXER DATE ANNOUCED for April 22 to be held at Cousin Mario’s for all members and their employees. Hor’deurs served with cash bar. Time to be announced.
NEWS FROM MEMBERS
Dan Snodgrass-Mays Landing Rotary Business Person of the Year Larry Stiteler and First Responder of the Year Officer Jason Sexton Recognition Dinner held at Renault Winery Tuscany House on May 2, 20015 at 6PM. Everyone encouraged attending with tickets costing $65pp or 2 free tickets with a $300 full page ad in the program booklet.
Arlene Blosch-Calendar booklets available to distribute at your businesses (pick them up at County Seat Florist).
Rhapsody Hahn-Business Expo at Atlantic Christian School on Zion Road on April 8 from 10am-3pm. Free to attend
Joe Palumbo from St. Vincent De Paul school announced 4th Annual fund drive which provides funds for equipment and capital improvements for the school.
Chris Groome from Brownies Squared stated reserve your seat for 2 upcoming Secret Supper Club dinners, one held at Assaggio in Egg Harbor City on March 15 and the other on March 28th at Upstairs at Brownies Squared. Yet, another secret soon to be disclosed from Chris Groome. Follow it on Facebook.
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING EVERYONE AT OUR APRIL MEETING
February 2015
MAYS LANDING MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
FEBRUARY NEWSLETTER
Thank you to all 27 members who attended February 4th meeting and for those of you who were unable to attend we hope to see you at the next meeting March 4th.
I WANT TO THANK OUR GUEST SPEAKER DANIEL SNODGRASS FROM UBS FINANCIAL SPOKE ABOUT RETIREMENT PLANS AND CUSTOMIZING A PLAN FOR YOUR NEEDS.
Jennie Ayres stated ribbon cutting ceremony for new stem building at Atlantic Cape Community College. April 25-Student government will conduct first ever yard sale at college. Atlantic Cape Community College offering 6500 sq. ft. building for lease.
John Kurtz update technology at County Seat Florist of emailing customers that their order has been delivered.
Rev. John Ash of Presbyterian Church-February 6 & 7 William Shakespeare’s (a parody)
Unity Lodge Breakfast-February 22
John Ash concerned for overall effect of AC Racetrack closed, Blu Coyote closed, 9 vacant stores in center of town
Chris Groome-Valentine’s Day special dinner available $95pp includes 15 course meal and a violinist during dinner
Jeanine Cochrane-everyone should like each other’s businesses on Facebook
Myke Collazo-Anytime Fitness has Saturday, February 7, 2015 a free boxing demonstration with ex-boxer. Offering another 6-week challenge at $200pp with nutritionist and trainer.
Mark Johnson-had special events planned at the racetrack such as 3- day country concert event or House of Blues concert and hoping events will still materialize maybe at another venue.
Stockton’s marketing class partners with business to help with marketing ideas.
Fred Kneble- Kneble’s Auto Service Center, Inc-offering FREE alignment checks to determine possible damage to your vehicle from the potholes.
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING EVERYONE AT OUR MARCH MEETING
MAYS LANDING MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
FEBRUARY NEWSLETTER
Thank you to all 27 members who attended February 4th meeting and for those of you who were unable to attend we hope to see you at the next meeting March 4th.
I WANT TO THANK OUR GUEST SPEAKER DANIEL SNODGRASS FROM UBS FINANCIAL SPOKE ABOUT RETIREMENT PLANS AND CUSTOMIZING A PLAN FOR YOUR NEEDS.
- John Kurtz gave township updates:
- Paul Sorrentino promoted to Deputy Chief
- Township waiting for county to finalize budget to determine outcome for real estate taxes impact to Hamilton Township residents
- Committeewoman Judy Link proposed better use of Lenape Park by seeing more events scheduled during the year at the park.
- Paul Sorrentino promoted to Deputy Chief
- Arlene Blosch gave event update-vendors already registering for all events during the year
- President encouraged members to sponsor rides at events
- Dan Snodgrass proposed mixer event to happen on April 23 at local eatery and committee currently being formed to coordinate event-contact Dan Snodgrass of UBS Financial if interested in helping
- Paul Alvarez from Valpak of South Jersey offered to be speaker at next meeting on the topic of social media
Jennie Ayres stated ribbon cutting ceremony for new stem building at Atlantic Cape Community College. April 25-Student government will conduct first ever yard sale at college. Atlantic Cape Community College offering 6500 sq. ft. building for lease.
John Kurtz update technology at County Seat Florist of emailing customers that their order has been delivered.
Rev. John Ash of Presbyterian Church-February 6 & 7 William Shakespeare’s (a parody)
Unity Lodge Breakfast-February 22
John Ash concerned for overall effect of AC Racetrack closed, Blu Coyote closed, 9 vacant stores in center of town
Chris Groome-Valentine’s Day special dinner available $95pp includes 15 course meal and a violinist during dinner
Jeanine Cochrane-everyone should like each other’s businesses on Facebook
Myke Collazo-Anytime Fitness has Saturday, February 7, 2015 a free boxing demonstration with ex-boxer. Offering another 6-week challenge at $200pp with nutritionist and trainer.
Mark Johnson-had special events planned at the racetrack such as 3- day country concert event or House of Blues concert and hoping events will still materialize maybe at another venue.
Stockton’s marketing class partners with business to help with marketing ideas.
Fred Kneble- Kneble’s Auto Service Center, Inc-offering FREE alignment checks to determine possible damage to your vehicle from the potholes.
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING EVERYONE AT OUR MARCH MEETING
JANUARY NEWSLETTER
I WANT TO THANK ALL THE MEMBERS THAT ATTENDED THE JANUARY MEETING AND FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO COULDN’T MAKE IT, HERE IS A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE MEETING.
GUEST SPEAKER CAROLE KOTELES, A WORKMAN’S COMP. SPECIALIST, FROM SHORE URGENT CARE, TO TALK ABOUT THE FEATURES OF URGENT CARE LOCALLY AND THE BENEFITS. (SEE ATTACHMENT)
THE FOLLOWING IS NEWS FROM THE MEMBERS:
Requested members to volunteer for Hometown Celebration and Winefest committee-contact Arlene Blosch at 609-625-1800 or by email at mayslandingmerchants.com
THE FOLLOWING ARE SUGGESTIONS MADE BY MEMBERS FOR FUTURE EVENTS
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING EVERYONE AT OUR FEBRUARY MEETING
FRED KNEBLE, PRESIDENT
I WANT TO THANK ALL THE MEMBERS THAT ATTENDED THE JANUARY MEETING AND FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO COULDN’T MAKE IT, HERE IS A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE MEETING.
GUEST SPEAKER CAROLE KOTELES, A WORKMAN’S COMP. SPECIALIST, FROM SHORE URGENT CARE, TO TALK ABOUT THE FEATURES OF URGENT CARE LOCALLY AND THE BENEFITS. (SEE ATTACHMENT)
THE FOLLOWING IS NEWS FROM THE MEMBERS:
- Dan Snodgrass of Mays Landing Rotary-First Responder and Business Person of the year on March 7, 2015 at Joseph’s at Renault Winery
- Rev. John Ash of Presbyterian Church-2015 guest speaker series begins January 14 and on February 6 & 7th-Willam Shakespeare’s parody
- Unity Lodge breakfast schedule
- Sue Marx-Calendar of Library events such as defensive driving course on February 25th and guest speaker Dennis Levinson on lives of US presidents and their wives
- Arlene Blosch of Preferred Travel offers warm trips
- Michael Collazo offers 6 week challenge at Anytime Fitness
- Weather caused outdoor portion to be canceled
- Fred Kneble played Santa
- AC pressed sent over 50,000 emails regarding update of Dickens event
- Dan Snodgrass stated breakfast with Santa at Mason lodge successful
- Sue Marx stated library full during event and vendors told her they would be back next year
- Rev. Ash stated church full during event but vendors wanted more advertising of event
Requested members to volunteer for Hometown Celebration and Winefest committee-contact Arlene Blosch at 609-625-1800 or by email at mayslandingmerchants.com
THE FOLLOWING ARE SUGGESTIONS MADE BY MEMBERS FOR FUTURE EVENTS
- Each member reads Gorilla Marketing book and review with association
- Schedule mixers to help with networking
- Schedule speakers quarterly and possible hold at Brownies Square
- Develop welcome packet to be distributed by township for new business
- Develop community calendar on website
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING EVERYONE AT OUR FEBRUARY MEETING
FRED KNEBLE, PRESIDENT
The first monthly meeting is on Wednesday, Jan. 7th at 7:15pm - Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall, 6001 Main Street in historic Mays Landing. Please plan to attend OR send a representative. This is my first meeting as your newly elected President and already the Board is planning new things for 2015. We need your input !! Please let us know what you would like to get out of your membership that we haven't already been doing. For example: what type of speakers - seminars - business mixers etc. AGENDA ... a work in progress * WELCOME & introductions * Guest Speaker ... reminder, if you would like to be a guest speaker please let Arlene Blosch know 609.625.1800 * Calendar of Events update * 2015 major events ... Hometown Celebration ... Waterfront Wine & Food Festival * Treasurer's Report * President's Report * OPEN FORUM ... what's on your mind ? what's new ? Bring your suggestions to the meeting or send them via return email
Fred Kneble, President
MAYS LANDING MERCHANTS ASSN.
609.839.4317 cell
SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE - $100 - $2500 ask for information
PEPSI Hometown Celebration - June 27 & 28, 2015
5th annual Waterfront Wine Festival - Sept. 26 & 27, 2015
PEPSI Fall Festival - Oct. 17, 2015
Halloween Parade - Oct. 30, 2015
Dickens of a Holiday - Dec. 5, 2015
