Volume 74 l May 2022
 
Weekly eConnection
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"Out & About" Friday Edition
Chamber/City of Largo Breakfast Reflections
Last week’s State of the City of Largo event offered a look into several projects and programs destined to have a positive impact on businesses and residents. Titled “Community Built on Partnership,” it was presented by the Chamber’s Government Advocacy Panel (GAP) and hosted by Pinellas Technical College Clearwater Campus. Among the presentations was a virtual tour of the new Horizon West Bay complex on West Bay Drive. It will include Largo City Hall in addition to commercial and public gathering space. Groundbreaking will be later in the year. Thanks to Largo Mayor Woody Brown and city representatives for developing the program and our many business and community guests for attending.
Thank you to Stacy Gillis of Advanced Video Systems for the photos & video!
Two more weeks until the 2022 Speakers Panel Breakfast!
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Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for Resource MFG
The Chamber and the Ambassadors Team helped Resource MFG celebrate their newly refurbished office with a ribbon-cutting ceremony! Kay McKenzie of Check Before Hire, Collin Bottolfson of Gulfside Wealth, Gamal Megherfi of First Citizens Bank and Stacy Gillis of Advanced Video Systems also presented Stuart Nicholas of Resource MFG with a member plaque. Thank you to the team at Resource MFG for having us and welcome to the Chamber! Shout out to Stacy for the photos.
Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
Let's celebrate with new member Reliable Claims Adjusting!
Thursday, June 2
3:30 - 4:30 PM
10225 Ulmerton Road, 9A, Largo 33771
Register here.
Member Plaque Presentation - Largo Lions Club
The Largo Lions Club, represented by Kim Feaster, received their member plaque recently.
Thank you to Kim and George Feaster for being a part of our Chamber for over 15 years!

For more information on the Lions Club, check out their listing in our Business Directory.
Download the Inspire Nomination Form here.
Miami, Tampa and Orlando ranked No. 1, 2 and 3 nationwide in terms of independent worker growth from 2016 to 2021. Florida's independent workers earned about $23 billion last year.
About 115,000 Cubans — more than one percent of the island’s population — have left their homeland fleeing poverty and repression and reached the U.S. in the past seven months.
All of Florida’s 22 metropolitan statistical areas experienced an increase in home prices over the past year, most in double digits, with prices continuing to rise.
Wildlife officials working to prevent threatened Florida manatees from starving to death say they're encouraged that some of the marine mammals' favorite food is growing naturally in a key area.
Growers are demanding accountability for $180 million spent on research that hasn’t found a solution to citrus greening.
Thank you to our Trustees and Newsletter Sponsors
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Check Before Hire
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Melody Hunter, Charles Rutenberg Realty
National Aviation Academy
Nova Southeastern University - Tampa Bay
Piper Fire Protection
Platinum Information Services
Regions Bank
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Valley National Bank
Village Inn
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