RETAIL & OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE
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This fundraising event allows the opportunity for teams of friends, family, co-workers & individuals to gather at the Indian Creek Plaza for the evening. Participants fund raise in the months leading up to the event to raise money and awareness to help the American Cancer Society save lives. We come together to celebrate with our cancer survivors at the opening and to remember the ones we have lost in a special Luminaria event at 11pm.
There will be Food Trucks, vendors, Disney Princess, Star Wars Storm Troopers, Big Purple Chair, The National Guard's Climbing wall and so many other activities for the whole family.
The sooner you get started, the more money you can raise. The more money you raise, the more incentive prizes you earn.
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Contact:
Wendy Fisher
(208)422-0175
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COFFEE CONNECT May 22nd 8:00am-9:30am
NOONBREAK LUNCH May 14th 11:15am-1:00pm
BUSINESS AFTER HOURS May 16th 4:30pm-6:30pm
RIBBON CUTTING SERGEANT FITNESS May 7th 4:30pm-5:30pm
RIBBON CUTTING EQUESTRIAN CENTER May 9th 3:30pm-5:30pm
RIBBON CUTTING PRIME SPORTS MED May 9th 4:30pm-6:30pm
RIBBON CUTTING METRO BY T-MOBILE May 10th 4:00pm-6:00pm
GROUND BREAKING AAFV May 22nd 10:00am-12:00pm
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COFFEE CONNECT
Brought to you by Prestige Assisted Living
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MAY 22nd 8:00AM - 9:30AM
Have a cup of coffee and engage in discussion with other professionals.
200 Beech Street
Caldwell, ID
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NOONBREAK LUNCHEON
Brought to you by the Education Committee
SPONSORED BY:
First Interstate Bank
Caxton Printers
CFEO
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MAY 14TH 11:15AM - 1:00PM
Guest Speakers:
Dr. French
Dr. Charlton
Peter McPherson
Simplot Dining Hall at The College of Idaho
Caldwell, ID
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BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
Brought to you by MESH SOFTWARE
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MAY 16th 4:30PM - 6:30PM
Join us for May's signature networking event and enjoy food provided by award winning Smoke-In-Law BBQ Team and Brother Browns BBQ
704 Blaine
Caldwell, ID
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SERGEANT'S FITNESS
110 South 6th Street, Caldwell, ID
4:30pm
TUESDAY, MAY 7th
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EQUESTRIAN CENTER
by IDAHO YOUTH RANCH
28371 El Paso Rd., Caldwell, ID
Idaho Youth Ranch is opening their new Equestrian Center at our Hands of Promise Campus. This new facility will allow them to serve more young people in need of hope and healing through Equine Therapy.
3:30pm - 5:30pm
THURSDAY, MAY 9TH
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PRIME SPORTS MED
701 Arthur St., Caldwell, ID
4:30pm - 6:30pm
THURSDAY, APRIL 25th
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METRO BY T-MOBILE
2922 Cleveland Blvd, Caldwell, ID
12:00pm - 6:00pm
FRIDAY, MAY 10th
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ADVOCATES AGAINST FAMILY VIOLENCE
1508 Hope Lane, Caldwell, ID
10:00am
WEDNESDAY, MAY 22ND
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2019 Caldwell Chamber of Commerce Wine Tour
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2019 Caldwell Chamber of Commerce Farm to Fork
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LINC Living Independent Network Corporation
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LINC is a catalyst for independent living – the power to choose
and the power to change.
We believe that every individual regardless of the nature or degree of their abilities, race, gender, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, etc. should direct his or her own life and we’re here to help put that independence within reach. We offer tools, advocacy and support so people can live the life of their own design, whatever that design may be. Our approach is built on trust, truth, transparency, and an unwavering belief that independent living and personal choice are civil rights worth fighting for.
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At Nampa Direct Care, we are seeking to redefine the relationship between doctors and patients. We believe health is better achieved when the focus is on you. We’re here for you. Our #1 goal is Extended Access for our patients. We’re a Direct Primary Care practice. Ultimately, that means we get to spend more time with you, whenever you need it, without making you jump through the hoops of a traditional medical practice.
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Submit an informative article for our next issue.
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QUESTIONS OF THE MONTH:
- What have you always wanted the Chamber to be?
- What keeps you up at night?
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Discussion of updates to the Comprehensive Plan & Comprehensive Plan Map
Wednesday, May 8th, 7:00pm
Community Room, Police Department
You may review the draft documents
here.
If you would like to submit comments regarding the Comprehensive Plan/Map you may contact:
Jerome Mapp, Interim Director
208-455-4666
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LEADERSHIP CALDWELL 2019/2020
A Community Leadership Program of The Chamber
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Participants
A representative group of 18—20 candidates are selected from all segments of government, education, labor, business, professional and geographic areas within the Caldwell Community. Because leaders spring from all sectors of the community, Leadership Caldwell seeks to bring together a broad cross-section of participants who represent diverse backgrounds and lifestyles.
Candidates for the program must demonstrate a commitment to the future of Caldwell, accomplishment within your own organization, involvement in community activities, a capacity for leadership and a willingness to commit the time and energy required to participate in the Leadership Caldwell program.
Leadership Caldwell is a program of the Chamber and is underwritten by the Chamber, in-kind donations and tuition. Curriculum and other program specifics are overseen by the Leadership Caldwell committee.
The Application
Each year businesses, public and private agencies, civic organizations and clubs are asked to identify candidates for the program. Individuals with no sponsoring groups may be self nominated. A written application and personal interview with the selection committee are required. Candidacy is open to all regardless of age, creed, race or philosophy, who seek to contribute their skills, knowledge and expertise to the betterment of the Caldwell Community.
Participants are selected based on the criteria established by the committee of Leadership Caldwell. The deadline to submit an application for Leadership Caldwell is July 5th. Notification of selection to the class will be made by July 26, 2019
Tuition
Tuition for Leadership Caldwell is ($650). Tuition covers all program costs, meals and materials. Tuitions may be paid by the candidates employer, a sponsor or the candidate. Full tuition is due no later than August 1st. No tuition refunds will be made after the class member has participated in the opening orientation. Do not send tuition with your application. For more information contact the Caldwell Chamber of Commerce
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We love watching our community grow! Support local business first.
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PRIMARY HEALTH MEDICAL GROUP
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Primary Health's Newest Location
512 N. 21st Ave.
Caldwell, ID
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WESTERN IDAHO COMMUNITY CRISIS CTR.
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524 Cleveland Blvd Suite 160
Caldwell, ID
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New Member
Troy Hooper
Farmers Ins.
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New Member
Alex Gunoe
Sergeant's Fitness
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Ambassador of the Year
Link Porterfield
epic.network
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Guest Speaker
Phil McGrane
Ada County Clerk
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Lunch Sponsor
Tom Day
Mesh Software, LLC.
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Jail Bond Outreach Coord.
Ysabel Bilboa
Bilboa & Co.
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FIRST INTERSTATE BANK
CALDWELL, ID
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APRIL BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
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Mobile 3D printing and learning center.
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Small Business Week Celebration &
Block Party/Pop-Up Shop
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Indian Creek Plaza
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Register to reserve your 10X10 Booth space.
What
: Small Business Week Celebration – Block Party Pop-Up Shops/Business Information Booths
Who
: Partnership between, Buy Idaho, U.S. Small Business Administration, City of Caldwell, Destination Caldwell and the Idaho Small Business Development Center
Where
: Indian Creek Plaza
When
: May 10
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2:00-6:00 PM (Pop-Up Shops)
Set up: 12:00 pm
Load out: 6:00 pm
Why
: Encouraging the public to come out and learn about resources for entrepreneurs and visit and shop local downtown businesses and pop-up shops in Indian Creek Plaza.
Pop-Up Shop guidelines:
Please No gun or knives vendors.
If selling food, please have the Southwest Health Department application on file. Beer or Wine vendors, can sell bottles of beer or wine, as well as sample products, but cannot sell by the glass. Please complete the temporary vendor permit with the City of Caldwell.
For questions or assistance, please contact Buy Idaho 208-343-2582
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thank you.
Catie Bennett
Economic Development Specialist
Boise District Office
U.S. Small Business Administration
Office (208) 334-9077
Cell (202) 836-3883
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HAT RANCH WINERY
-2019 Idaho Winery of the Year!-
Hat Ranch Winery and Vineyard/ Vale Wine Company
Hat Ranch History:
Founded in 2011, the Harless family is proud to take the HAT Ranch name from their great-grandparents, who created the HAT Ranch homestead as a farm and ranch in 1902. Inspired by their pioneering ancestors who set out to make a new life in the Great Northwest, they have followed suit by choosing Idaho as their winemaking homestead, the great new frontier of the wine industry.
In 2014, Hat Ranch founders Tim and Helen took over production of Vale Wine Company. Today, Vale wines are committed to quality, traditional varieties, complementing the Hat Ranch brand of artisan blends, lesser-known wine varieties, and small lot wines. Both labels continue to seek the best grapes grown in the Snake River Valley region of Idaho.
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Idaho Gives – a program of the Idaho Nonprofit Center – is designed to bring the state together, raising money and awareness for Idaho nonprofits. This 24-hour day of online giving celebrates Idaho’s powerful nonprofit sector. Join us and over 500 organization to build a stronger Idaho!
IdahoGives.org provides an easy-to-use platform for donors to search, support, and donate to Idaho nonprofits.
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CALDWELL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
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