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GLLV 70th Annual Dinner Celebration President's Speech Addresses Kennametal HQ Move By Mike Dudurich The Greater LatrobeLaurel Valley Community Chamber of Commerce celebrated the 70th year of its Annual Dinner & Awards Celebration on October 26. The event was held in front of more than 250 GLLV partners in the Fred Rogers Center on the campus of Saint Vincent College. Those receiving awards were Joe “Ice Cream Joe” Greubel, 2015 Community Service Award; Mastrorocco's Market in Derry as Small Business of the Year; Latrobe Community Revitalization Program as Nonprofit of the Year; Jerry Supko as Volunteer of the Year; and Missy Stahl as GLLV Ambassador of the Year.
From left to right - 2015 Volunteer of the Year - Jerry Supko, GLLV Ambassador of the Year - Missy Stahl, 2015 Community Service Award recipient "Ice Cream Joe Greubel, Non-Profit of the Year winner - Jarod Trunzo from the The Latrobe Community Revitalization Program and 2015 "Small Business of the Year" recipient Vince Mastrorocco from Mastrorocco's Market in Derry!
President David Martin addressed the attendees, previewing the changes that will take place within the chamber in 2016 and, more importantly, made remarks about what he described as the white elephant in the room.
Kennametal’s decision to relocate their corporate headquarters to Pittsburgh has created a great deal of reaction, mostly negative, and Martin took the opportunity to address the situation from a positive perspective.
“Kennametal has sat on the chamber board for many years”, Martin said. “I am happy to announce that Kevin Nowe – Kennametal VicePresident, Secretary & General continued on pg 14
YPG to host "Kickoff to Giving" Dinner The Greater LatrobeLaurel Valley Community Chamber of Commerce’s Young Professionals Group (YPG) prides itself in preparing young adults for the real world they will encounter as they mature personally and professionally. One of the big aspects of that preparation is community service and the values it teaches young adults. Learning how to give back to
the community is something that will pay dividends for years to come in their lives. And that’s why the Kickoff to Giving Dinner held Nov. 15 at the Latrobe Center for Active Adults, is such a special event for not only the young adults, but for the community in general. “This is something that hits close to home,” said Allen Martello, the director of marketing & events for the GLLV
and YPG staff advisor. “The dinner is free and open to anyone who needs a hot meal.” The event is a prelude to the holiday season, which is just around the corner. It’s not a Thanksgiving dinner necessarily, instead it’s a time for people to gather, socialize, enjoy a professionally prepared dinner and begin thinking about giving and helping others. Courtney Baum, YPG
Chair and Director of Career Services at Saint Vincent College, is excited about the dinner and what it might accomplish in a variety of ways. “Being a Catholic school, our students are always looking for ways to go out into the community and give back so this is a perfect opportunity for them,” she said. continued on pg 14
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On Thursday, October 8, 2015 Spirit Airlines and Arnold Palmer Regional Airport welcomed aboard their one millionth customer! Present for the celebration were Westmoreland County Commissioners Chuck Anderson, Tyler Courtney, and Ted Kopas; State Senator Kim Ward; Westmoreland Airport Authority Board Members, and Airport Staff.
Standard Charitable Foundation has awarded a $2,000 grant to Angela’s Angels to help local disadvantaged girls in Western Pennsylvania obtain prom gowns. The need for Angela's Angels is becoming more and more apparent with every flood, job loss and tear that is shed by a young lady who believes that she cannot 'afford' to feel like a princess for just one night. Established in 2006, Angela’s Angels goal and mission is to provide free prom attire to local economically disadvantaged girls in Western Pennsylvania school districts who cannot afford to attend their prom. The prom attire provided to these young girls includes dresses, shoes and accessories. The organization is located on Ligonier Street in Latrobe.
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11 • 5:05-6:35PM • LIGONIER
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YPG KICKOFF TO GIVING DINNER at Latrobe Center for Active Adults
Latrobe Reality Tour Free to GLLV Members
Join us for a very special Ribbon Cutting Event with Latrobe Reality Tour on Wednesday, November 18th. If you have children, this program can greatly impact you/your family! Children 10 and older are welcome, but MUST be accompanied by a parent or guardian. No exceptions. Event Details: 5:30pm: Photo/Ribbon Cutting (all are welcome) 6:00pm: Latrobe Reality Tour begins. (Fee will be waived for Chamber Members). "A Day in the Life of An Addict" - Interactive Presentation 6:30pm - 8:00pm (approx): Information/Q&A presented by Westmoreland County Drug Task Force. Discussion will include information on current drug trends, warning signs of drug use, drug types, and identifying issues in our youth/schools.
Write Local Announces Writing Contest
Write Local is proud to announce the details of it's "A Better World" Writing Contest. This contest is for students K-12 who reside in Western Pennsylvania. Entires must not be longer than 1,000 words. All written genres are welcome, including poetry, fiction, blackout poetry, personal narrative, etc.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18 • 5:30PM • LATROBE
Entries will be judged based on originality, interpretation of the
THURSDAY, NOV. 19 • 7:30-9AM • LIGONIER
mission a title, their name, grade, school, phone number, email address, and mailing address.
RIBBON CUTTING AND TOUR @ Latrobe Reality Tour (City Hall) theme, and overall quality. Students must include in their subCHAMBER AM NETWORKING 'MIMOSA' BREAKFAST @ Carol & Dave's Roadhouse
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"BUSINESS AFTER HOURS"
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FRIDAY, DEC. 25 • MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Students can submit online by emailing writelocal@gmail.com. Submission deadline is January 31, 2016. Prizes will be awarded per grade category: K-5; 6-8; 9-12. Winners will receive a cash prize, and are published in Write Local's literary magazine, Voices. Honorable mentions will also be published. See sponsorship opportunities on Page 12 Full Details can be found at www.writelocal.org
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November BAH to be hosted at Gray Goose Join us for our Signature Monthly Networking Event - Business After Hours Presented by First Commonwealth Bank at the NEWLY opened & beautifully renovated Gray Goose Restaurant on Route 30 W in Ligonier on Wednesday, November 11th at 5:05pm!
Business After Hours features: spotlight tables, great networking, FREE delicious appetizers selected by the Executive Chef, cash bar (featuring their amazing signature cocktails), music by DJ Dark Shark, and door prizes (bring your business cards to win!). This special Businesss After Hours will also feature a ribbon cutting ceremony to welcome Gray Goose to the GLLV Chamber!
Chamber Welcomes New Pace Industries President Marshall Haines The Chamber welcomes Marshall Haines, new Division President at Pace Industries in Loyalhanna to the GLLV Neighborhood! Marshall was a former Vice President of Materials and Logistics and Vice President of Purchasing for Pace in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Prior to Pace, he worked for the Leggett and Platt Aluminum Group and Valmont Industries. Originally from the Bay Area of California, Marshall has his BS ET in Manufacturing
Ugly Sweater Party at December BAH It's that time of the year again! Get out your ugly sweater, and prepare for some holiday networking. Our last Business After Hours of the year, and the Chamber's Holiday Party, join us on Wednesday, December 9th at 5:05pm at the SpringHill Suites Latrobe. In addition to our regular spotlight tables and prizes, we'll be selecting winners of our ugly sweater contest, and feature special entertainment and drink specials for the evening.
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is a great idea,” said Sharon McElhoes of The Latrobe Center for Active Adults. “A lot of people don’t know where we are or that we even exist. We’re like Latrobe’s little secret.” For the record, the Center is located at 15 Avenue C in Latrobe. Taylor Kilmer is the YPG Community Coordinator and Marketing Specialist at Lesco Federal Credit Union. This event is exactly the sort of thing she believes strongly in for the members of the YPG. “This gives us a chance to expose YPG to community service which is a big part of what we do,” Kilmer said. “I think sometimes we don’t realize the need in our community. And I really think this event will be really heartwarming.” For those interested in making donations or volunteering, call Kilmer (marketing@lescofcu) at 724-539-9745 or Martello (allen@gllv.org) at 724-537-2671.
“And this is so meaningful because we live in Latrobe and I don’t know that people know than a clenched fist. We can how much need there really is from front survive this together.” Martin here.” Counsel will be joining the GLLV received a standing ovation at Reaction to the first board. They will continue to the conclusion of his remarks. requests for assistance in the support our educational pro- Martin also told the audi- areas of food, monetary, time grams and want to see their ence Brian Edminston from TSI and effort have been remarkremaining staff continue to Titanium in Derry will chair a able but offers in any of those volunteer and engage with the new government affairs com- areas are still welcome. community. Most of these folks mittee and Gabe Monzo, execu- “We’ve gotten many offers are local people... They are our tive director of Arnold Palmer for volunteers," Martello said. neighbors. And, we don’t want Regional Airport, will return to “The food will be prepared by to see the initial 450 employees the chamber’s board of direc- chefs and chamber members – who will remain in the Latrobe tors. The GLLV will also intro- from all over. Chefs from far campus - feel demonized due duce a new transportation away as Antiochan Village, the to a corporate decision and the committee; a new member- culinary program at EWCTC, as ship committee and new levels well as other restaurants in the public reactions to it.“ Martin went on to pledge of membership will be avail- area have volunteered. Local “to maintain the positive rela- able, including a Visitor Center- businesses like Shop ‘n Save, tionship Kennametal has had focused membership. A tourism Valley Dairy and Mastrorocco’s with this Chamber for decades.” committee will also be intro- are donating food and time.” "Any moves will be done duced. Donations of all kinds in phases and it is their goal The second-year president are being accepted, including to lease available space as it of the Chamber proclaimed turkey breasts, ham, chicken, becomes available,” he said. “I 2015 as having been a wild ride boxed and canned side dishwould rather be a partner in and urged the crowd to toast to es; bottled water, cans of pop, that process than an adversary. a wildly successful 2016. juice boxes; pies, I would rather meet and build cupcakes, cookcooperation with an open hand ies as well condiments and ingredients like butter, salt and pepper, ketchup, gravy and milk. Dinners will start being served at 1 p.m. and Brian E Panichelle Martello expects presented by: hundreds will be B. P. Insurance Inc. served through(724)238-2148 day. today from: Getout a the quote www.PanichelleAgency.com “I think this GLLV President David Martin address attendees at the 70th Annual Dinner & Awards
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