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Chamber Women’s Networking Committee Holiday Mixer Will be Held at Four Blooms Restaurant

Women's Holiday Social The Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce Women’s Networking Holiday Committee announces its Holiday Mixer for Wednesday, December 13th at Four Blooms Restaurant from 5pm to 8 pm.

MMI preparatory School is the sponsor of this year’s Women Networking Holiday Social which is being hosted at the new Four Blooms Restaurant in Drums. Four Blooms opened its doors in October of this year and they are excited about displaying the talents of their Chef with tasty complimentary hors d’ oeuvres. A cash bar will be provided and includes a holiday themed signature drink for your enjoyment. The Women’s Holiday mixer gives everyone a great opportunity to mix, mingle and network during the holiday season, put out information about their business at the Business Resource Table, as well as take chances on some tricky tray baskets provided by members of the Women’s networking committee, as well as a 50/50 raffle for those in attendance. Donna Barna and the team at Billig & Helmes Insurance will provide each guest a combative favor for the event. There is a small registration fee to attend the social, $5 chamber member rate and $7 non-chamber member rate. Proceeds will benefit the Women’s Empowerment Grant Fund.

Chamber Holiday Social to be Held at the YWCA of Hazleton

Downtown Holiday Social The Hazleton area business community and chamber members and guests are invited to take part in the 22nd annual Greater Hazleton Holiday Social, which will take place at the YWCA of Hazleton, 75 S. Church Street, Downtown Hazleton on Thursday, December 7th.

The mixer, coordinated by the Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce will provide a unique opportunity to share holiday spirit with friends, neighbors and colleagues from the local business community.

The mixer will feature hors d’oeuvres, beer, wine and prize giveaways. The event is being sponsored the YWCA of Hazleton and attendees will hear about the new YWCA singular mission and get an update on what's happening at your local YWCA. The activities will begin at 5:00 PM and conclude at 7:00 PM.

Chamber Woman’s Committee to Host Final Luncheon Program for 2017

Women's Luncheon The Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce Women’s Networking Committee is holding their final woman’s networking luncheon program on Tuesday, November 28th from 12 noon to 1 pm at The TAP at Humboldt Beer Depot, located 573 CAN DO Expressway in Hazle Township. The event is being sponsored by M&T Bank and is open to all women in Greater Hazleton.

The luncheon is the sixth and final in a series of luncheon programs for 2017. The luncheons were held every other month. The series is scheduled to being again on January 30th, 2018. The program begins promptly at 12 noon and includes a buffet style lunch. The guest speaker is Molly Sweeney, MS, RDN, LDN, Outpatient Nutrition at Lehigh Valley Hospital – Hazleton, who is presenting on Staying Fit Over the Holiday Season. She will talk about how it is possible to eat healthy over the holiday season, while still being able to have the goodies you want. She will also be providing samples of different healthy dips.

Chamber Women’s Networking Committee Seeking Candidates for Annual Holiday Decorating Contest

The Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce Women’s Networking Holiday Decorating Contest committee has announced their 13th Annual Holiday Decorating Contest with a new twist for 2017.

The focus of the contest this year will be just one holiday tree. The evergreen fir tree has traditionally been used to celebrate winter festivals (pagan and Christian) for thousands of years. Pagans used branches of it to decorate their homes during the winter solstice, as it made them think of the spring to come. The Romans used Fir Trees to decorate their temples at the festival of Saturnalia. Christians use it as a sign of everlasting life with God. Anne Frey of DBI Services, and decorating committee chair noted “ We decided that focusing on just one tree for the decorating contest this year would level the field from small to large business as well as unleash the creativity of our members”. “Our volunteer judges enjoy the process and hope to encourage more businesses to join in the fun.”, stated Anne.