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Happy Monday ✨Just here to give you FOMO in case you missed out on last week’s totally awesome Business After Hours at getinthebunker ⛳️

Happy Monday ✨Just here to give you FOMO in case you missed out on last week’s totally awesome Business After Hours at getinthebunker ⛳️ ...

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A glimpse of last night’s After Hours at getinthebunker - Thank you to our friends at spectrumreach for hosting! 🍻 We enjoyed delicious appetizers, drinks & of course GOLF ⛳️

A glimpse of last night’s After Hours at getinthebunker - Thank you to our friends at spectrumreach for hosting! 🍻

We enjoyed delicious appetizers, drinks & of course GOLF ⛳️ ...

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Nov 7

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Work on your swing with us & Spectrum Reach at our Business After Hours! 🍻 Wednesday, Nov. 13 ⛳ The Bunker 🍔 5-7PM Enjoy delicious food and drinks, test your golf skills, and register to win door prizes and more!

Work on your swing with us & Spectrum Reach at our Business After Hours!

🍻 Wednesday, Nov. 13
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Enjoy delicious food and drinks, test your golf skills, and register to win door prizes and more! ...

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FORE! Its the 1st of the month- which means Business After Hours is right around the corner! ⛳🍻 Have you registered yet?

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Its the 1st of the month- which means Business After Hours is right around the corner! ⛳🍻
Have you registered yet? ...

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Happy Halloween from your favorite goblins & ghouls 👻 We wish you all very spooky evening full of treats & thrills! 🎃

Happy Halloween from your favorite goblins & ghouls 👻

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Congratulations to our Executive Director, Kari Puleo, on being presented with a NYS Senate Commendation Award by Joe Griffo today. This recognition cited the advocacy and promotion work she does on behalf of each and every small business in the Greater Utica area. We were also happy to share this day with many of our area leaders! At a special ceremony today at Munson in Utica, New York State Sen. Joseph Griffo, R-C-Rome, presented New York State Senate Commendation Awards to several residents of the 53rd Senate District. Commendations are one of the highest honors that the Senate can use to recognize individuals who have served and made lasting contributions to their community and the state throughout their careers or lives. Those honored included: Antonio “Tony” Cristiano, a respected and well-regarded business owner and philanthropist. Roosevelt Patterson, Save Our Streets director who has made it a priority to end gun violence in Utica. Kari Puleo, executive director of the Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce and business advocate. Brian McQueen, educator, past fire chief of the Whitesboro Volunteer Fire Department and creator of the Believe 271 Foundation. Jennifer Woodman, cancer research advocate and community advocate. Bill Kardas, StormTracker 2 Chief Meteorologist for WKTV. Feidy Miner, executive director of the Rome Refugee Services and refugee and community advocate. Grace Rapasadi, an accomplished judge and civic leader from Madison County. Suzanne Bloom, an internationally acclaimed and award-winning children's book author and illustrator from Chenango County. Nick Matt, former chairman and CEO of the FX Matt Brewing Company, a successful long-standing and family-owned brewery in Utica. Father Robert C. Weber Jr., a local priest who has a passion for prison ministry and helping the less fortunate. Dr. Maria Kontaridis, executive director of the Masonic Medical Research Institute in Utica. Delores Caruso, New York State Department of Labor Mohawk Valley representative, was unable to attend the ceremony but was also recognized. Honorees received a personalized plaque and commendation coin as part of the ceremony.

Congratulations to our Executive Director, Kari Puleo, on being presented with a NYS Senate Commendation Award by Joe Griffo today.

This recognition cited the advocacy and promotion work she does on behalf of each and every small business in the Greater Utica area.

We were also happy to share this day with many of our area leaders!

At a special ceremony today at Munson in Utica, New York State Sen. Joseph Griffo, R-C-Rome, presented New York State Senate Commendation Awards to several residents of the 53rd Senate District.

Commendations are one of the highest honors that the Senate can use to recognize individuals who have served and made lasting contributions to their community and the state throughout their careers or lives.
Those honored included:

Antonio “Tony” Cristiano, a respected and well-regarded business owner and philanthropist.
Roosevelt Patterson, Save Our Streets director who has made it a priority to end gun violence in Utica.
Kari Puleo, executive director of the Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce and business advocate.
Brian McQueen, educator, past fire chief of the Whitesboro Volunteer Fire Department and creator of the Believe 271 Foundation.
Jennifer Woodman, cancer research advocate and community advocate.
Bill Kardas, StormTracker 2 Chief Meteorologist for WKTV.
Feidy Miner, executive director of the Rome Refugee Services and refugee and community advocate.
Grace Rapasadi, an accomplished judge and civic leader from Madison County.
Suzanne Bloom, an internationally acclaimed and award-winning children's book author and illustrator from Chenango County.
Nick Matt, former chairman and CEO of the FX Matt Brewing Company, a successful long-standing and family-owned brewery in Utica.
Father Robert C. Weber Jr., a local priest who has a passion for prison ministry and helping the less fortunate.
Dr. Maria Kontaridis, executive director of the Masonic Medical Research Institute in Utica.
Delores Caruso, New York State Department of Labor Mohawk Valley representative, was unable to attend the ceremony but was also recognized.
Honorees received a personalized plaque and commendation coin as part of the ceremony. ...

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