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November/December 2009
Healdsburg Initiates the Entrepreneurial Pathways Program
BUSINESS CALENDAR
The Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the initiation of the successful Entrepreneu-
rial Pathways Program (EPP). The EPP, started in 2006 by the Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce, will be
functioning as a virtual business incubator supporting first or second stage entrepreneurial companies that are November 2009
either currently operating or initiating operations in Healdsburg.
The services to be provided will include mentoring, coaching, technical advising, education, financial plan- 5 Economic Development Coalition Meeting,
ning and introductions to potential investors, partners, customers and service providers. What distinguishes 8 a.m., City Hall
the EPP from other business mentoring programs is that the EPP can call on a vast array of business profes-
sionals, in all aspects of business, from among the 750 Healdsburg Chamber members to provide the neces- 5 Downtown Business District, 9 a.m., City Hall
sary expertise. Many EPP companies in the Santa Rosa area have also gone on to make presentations at the
award winning North Bay Growth & Innovation Forum as well as other investor venues, resulting in invest- 5 Healdsburg Lodging Coalition Meeting,
ment funding. The Healdsburg EPP participants will have the opportunity to participate in the forum. 12:30 p.m., Barndiva
The mission of the Healdsburg EPP is to: 12 Chamber Board of Directors Meeting,
• Create high-wage jobs through assistance to entrepreneurial companies in Healdsburg. 7:30 a.m., Alliance Medical Center
• Provide management assistance, mentoring, coaching, technical assistance, education and support net- 17 Chamber 101, Workshop, 8 a.m., Chamber
works that enable entrepreneurial companies to succeed and prosper.
• Provide additional sales tax revenue for the City. 18 Business After Hours, 5-7 p.m., Murphy-
Goode, 20 Matheson Street
The Healdsburg EPP will collaborate with the Santa Rosa EPP in produc-
ing events of common interest, building community awareness of the pro- 27 Healdsburg’s Downtown Holiday Party
grams, seeking regional grants and sharing best practices. As an added 5 - 9 p.m., Downtown Healdsburg
value for your Healdsburg Chamber membership there will be no charge to
participating businesses in the EPP. Herb Liberman, Economic Develop-
ment Coordinator for the Chamber will be managing this important pro-
December 2009
gram.
3 Economic Development Coalition Meeting,
Complementing the EPP will be an aggressive business attraction pro-
gram. We will utilize a new web site exclusively for business attraction and 8 a.m., City Hall
also use the brochure and video that has already been developed. The EPP 3 Downtown Business District, 9 a.m., City Hall
program will be used as a marketing tool to encourage start ups to consider
establishing its business in Healdsburg. 3 Healdsburg Lodging Coalition Meeting,
Within the next two months, the program will be rolled out with a formal
12:30 p.m., Barndiva
Herb Liberman,
process for companies to apply for participation in the EPP and the identifi- Economic Development 10 Chamber Board of Directors Meeting,
cation of business leaders in Healdsburg to serve as mentors and coaches. 7:30 a.m., Alliance Medical Center
For additional information regarding the EPP program or if you would like to volunteer as a mentor or
coach, please contact Herb Liberman at herb@healdsburg.com or (707) 318-3101. 12 “Santa Saturday in the Plaza”, 12-3 p.m.
Downtown Healdsburg
16 Business After Hours, 5-7 p.m., Costeaux
Chamber of Commerce Welcomes 2010 Board Chair French Bakery, 417 Healdsburg Avenue
Renée Mengali, CPA, is the owner of Mengali Accountancy, a CPA firm based in Healdsburg. Mengali 17 Newsletter inserts due by 5 p.m.
Accountancy provides outsourced bookkeeping services, QuickBooks consulting services, and tax prepara-
tion services to businesses throughout the Bay Area. www.healdsburg.com & www.healdsburg.biz
Renée formed Mengali Accountancy in 2003 as an outsourced bookkeeping “Healdsburg’s Community and
business. She moved the firm to Healdsburg’s Foss Creek Business Park in
March of 2006 to make room for the company’s growth. Mengali Accountancy Business Calendars”
has thrived in its downtown Healdsburg location, growing to a staff of 7 pro-
fessionals in under three years. Becoming a member of the Healdsburg Cham- We’re here to help.
ber of Commerce was an important step in the firm’s success due to the many
successful relationships Renée has fostered as an engaged chamber member.
In July of 2007, the firm went “paperless”: a BIG step for a CPA firm! Men-
gali Accountancy received national recognition for “best-practices” in its pa-
perless implementation in 2008. Earlier this
year, the firm received the “Christopher Colum-
bus” award from Scott’s Technology Group for The City of Healdsburg supports local business.
charting new ground in the paperless world.
Call Administration at (707) 431-3317 if we
Renée is passionate about helping small busi-
ness owners understand their finances and run Incoming Chair - Renee Mengali can answer questions or provide assistance.
their businesses efficiently. She is currently Mengali Accountancy
serving a two-year term on the Intuit Account- Online Visitor Traffic Report
ant and Advisory Council, is a member of the Intuit Trainers and Writers Net-
work, and is an Advanced Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor.
www.healdsburg.com
As incoming Chair of the Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce Board of Direc- from
tors, Renée is excited to share her passion for numbers with fellow Healdsburg Jun. - July
difference August 1 - September 30, 2009
business owners to help their businesses thrive! Please reach out to 39,031 - 4,816 34,215 Total Visits
Outgoing Chair - Lucy Lewand her with any ideas you may have to make the Healdsburg Chamber 30,373 - 3,634 26,739 Unique Visitors
Camellia Inn, All Seasons Vacation Suites
the best business resource around. 111,899 - 15,902 95,997 Total Pageviews
2.87 - .06 2.81 Average Pageviews
2:37 + 00:03 2:40 Average Time on Site
Healdsburg Wine Country Christmas
www.healdsburg.biz
Our quaint town of Healdsburg is celebrating a month long of holiday events. The holiday season kicks-off
from
on Friday, Nov. 27 with the Downtown Holiday Party, a merchant open house with food, wine and entertain- Jun. - July
difference August 1 - September 30, 2009
ment from 5 to 9 p.m. On Dec. 12 get ready for an afternoon geared for the whole family during “Santa Sat- 3,669 + 309 3,978 Total Visits
urday in the Plaza”, a festive and fun-filled afternoon with activities for kids and the whole family, including 3,042 + 237 3,279 Unique Visitors
a visit from Santa Claus from 12 to 3 p.m. Don’t forget to bring your cameras!
14,684 + 192 14,876 Total Pageviews
Then on the evenings of Dec. 9, 10, 16 and 17 it’s the famous Strolling Dine Around with participants in- 4.00 - .26 3.74 Average Pageviews
dulging in four courses at four separate restaurants. With 18 of the town’s delicious restaurants participating,
you can't go wrong. Be sure to visit www.healdsburg.com/holidays to see what other events local merchants 2:12 + 00:02 2:14 Average Time on Site
and organizations have lined up for Healdsburg Wine Country Christmas. Statistics data provided by: Google Analytics
New Sponsorship Opportunities Available Healdsburg Chamber Dollars Program
The Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce is now offering new and exciting sponsor- Need a gift for an employee, customer, or friend?
ship opportunities to our members. We are offering a "Business Sponsorship" and Look no further! Surprise them with Healdsburg Cham-
"Centerpiece Sponsorship" which give members the opportunity to promote their or- ber Dollars. Chamber Dollars are like a super gift cer-
ganization at one of the many Chamber events. With some events hosting up to 150+ tificate – they can be used to purchase merchandise,
community leaders it is a great way to promote your organization, especially during products or services at almost 600 merchants and busi-
this tough economic time. ness members of the Healdsburg Chamber of Com-
Another great promotional opportunity is the "Premier Sponsorship", we consider merce. Your Chamber Dollar purchases also benefit
this the ultimate membership sponsorship. Some of the "Premier Sponsorship" bene- your community by keeping local dollars local. Sup-
fits include company logo on Chamber website, company logo on Chamber "Dates port the local businesses that support Healdsburg’s
Ahead", special signage at every Chamber event (Trade Show, Bicycle Tour, Golf quality of life.
Tournament), complimentary tickets to chamber events (News at Noon, Brown Bag The Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce Chamber
series, etc.) and much more. Dollars program is designed to promote “Shop Local,
If you are interested in one of these wonderful Sponsorship Opportunities please Shop Healdsburg”. The use of Chamber Dollars insure that this money is spent within
contact Mary Ann Barr, Marketing and Events Director, (707) 433-6935, the community, benefiting local businesses, thereby benefiting the community while
maryann@healdsburg.com giving you more options for gifts. Anyone can purchase the Chamber Dollars at the
Chamber office in amounts of $10.00, $25.00 or $50.00. There is a 40 cent fee for
each check printed to cover program costs.
Chamber Newsletter is Going Green Chamber Dollars are treated like checks. Remember, these Dollars are gift certifi-
Beginning January, 2010, our newsletter will be going to an electronic version. It is cates - they cannot be redeemed for cash or “cashed in”. Change will be given on
a move that is in step with the Healdsburg Green City Program and their new partners, purchases, same as if you were to purchase using cash or a personal check.
the Sonoma Green Business Program. Through the Green Business Program, busi-
nesses receive advice and technical assistance at no cost from the Green Business Pro- What Can I Buy With Chamber Dollars?
gram coordinators and their public agency/utility partners. It’s a win-win situation that Chamber Dollars are easy to purchase, easy to redeem and can be used at a wide
saves you money and protects the environment. As the program unfolds, we will let variety of businesses. To purchase Chamber Dollars, you can call in your order to
you know the details on how your business can be a Certified Green Business. the Chamber at 433-6935 or stop by at the Visitor Center at 217 Healdsburg Ave-
nue. All orders will be filled within 24 to 48 hours.
As for the Healdsburg Chamber, we will be researching other ways to reduce waste
while reducing costs. Not only will the move to an electronic newsletter be good for Where Can I redeem Chamber Dollars?
the environment and our bottom line, we think it will provide our members new low- Dollars are redeemable at any of the over 600 Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce
cost, effective opportunities to promote their businesses. member businesses. A list of participating businesses will be provided with each
Chamber Dollar purchase.
Chamber Business Directory Advertising How do Chamber Dollars work?
Sales for the business directory and visitor relocation guide being produced for the Use them just like cash with any of our Chamber members!
Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau are underway. The new guide
will be published next spring. The 5,000 printed copies will be distributed throughout For Merchants and Businesses:
Healdsburg and the surrounding area, to visitors and to individuals and businesses Treat Chamber Dollars just like regular checks. Please make sure that all employees
inquiring to the Chamber about relocation. The Chamber is taking part in the Village who handle money are well informed of the program and do not turn away custom-
Profile(TM) Convergence Publishing Program(R) the only one of its kind available to ers who bring in Chamber Dollars. Chamber dollars are checks drawn against an
Chambers of Commerce. account at a local bank and are guaranteed by the Healdsburg Chamber of Com-
merce. After acceptance, deposit the check, just like any other check, into your bank
In addition to the printed version, all editorial content and advertisements will be
account. Your account will be credited in the amount of the Chamber Dollars.
published online as a NewView eBook(R) at the Village Profile(TM) Community
Profile Network(R) website ( www.villageprofile.com ). The online publication will
Chamber Dollars are great for every gift giving situation – birthday, graduation,
link from the Chamber's Community Profile Network(R) website to advertisers' own
employee rewards and incentives - the possibilities are endless.
websites. Businesses interested in advertising should call Village Profile(TM) repre-
sentative Dana Johnson at 707-433-1339.
Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau
MEMBERSHIP RENEWALS
235 Sun Court, 1998 Denny’s Electric, Inc., 2000 Healdsburg Senior Center River Myst Haven, LLC, 2008
2783 Mark West Station Road, 2007 Dianne’s Estate Jewellery, 2008 Volunteers, 1989 River Rock Casino, 2002
3214 Dry Creek Road, First Crush Cottage, 2003 diVine Pizza, 2002 Healdsburg Sotheby’s International Realty, 2007 Rotary Club of Healdsburg, 1989
A Divine Affair, 2007 Double “O” Mini-Storage, 1989 Holcomb House, 1997 Rotten Robbie Gas Station, 2005
A Dream Wedding, 1996 Dovetail Collection, 2003 Holmes & Associates Computer Russian River Wine Company, 2001
A Simple Touch Spa, 1991 Edward Jones Investments, Accounting Systems, 2007 Sears Appliance Store, 2007
Above the Wine Country Balloon Tours, 2004 Loretta P. Strong, 2004 IKON, 2002 Selby Winery, 2000
Alexander Valley Cellars, 2002 Favorites, 1995 It’s About Time, 2007 Shoffeitt’s off the Square, 2001
Amoruso Printing, 1985 Ferrari-Carano’s Season of the Vineyard Tasting La Crema Tasting Room, 2005 SonomaIT and Creative Services, 2005
Artiste Winery & Tasting Studio, 2007 Bar & Boutique, 2000 Live Oak Pre-School, 2000 Souverain Tasting Room, 2005
Atterbury & Associates, Inc., 1991 Fideaux, 2003 Longboard Vineyards, 2006 Stuhlmuller Vineyards & Winery, 2008
Bear Republic Brewing Co., Inc., 1996 Firefly Lodge, 2003 MacPhail Family Wines, 2008 Thirty Four North Wine Merchant, 2005
Bella Villa Messina, 1994 Frank Howard Allen Realtors, 1994 Mane Attraction, 1995 Tincknell & Tincknell, Inc., 2008
Bella Vineyards & Wine Caves, 2005 Full Spectrum Properties, Inc., 2003 Matt Villano, 2007 Toad Hollow Vineyards Tasting Room, 2001
Best Western-Dry Creek Inn, 1984 Gardenworks Inc., 1996 Mauritson Family Winery, 2004 TOL Associates, 2000
Bistro Ralph, 1992 Gary Plass Company, 2006 Memorial Beach Veterinary Hospital, 1996 Topel Tasting Room, 2008
Bovolo, 2005 Hampton Inn & Suites Windsor-Sonoma, 2008 Michel-Schlumberger Wine Estate, 1986 Vignettes, 2006
C. Donatiello Winery, 2008 Healdsburg Area Wine Tours, 2002 Mill Creek Safety Instruction, 1992 Vintage Towers Bed & Breakfast Inn, 2005
Café Gratitude, 2008 Healdsburg Community Band, 2001 Mark S. Miller, Esq., 1989 Windrose Romantic Cottages and Water Tower,
Carreras Auto Body, 2000 Healdsburg Community Chorus, 1997 No Name Resort, 2006 2005
Center Street Café & Deli, 2005 Healdsburg Country Gardens, 1990 North Coast Engravers, 1986 Wine Country Bikes, 2003
Clutch, 2001 Healdsburg Farmers’ Market, 1979 The Office Spot, 1992 Wine Country Travelodge, 2002
Country Sliced Hams, 2007 Healdsburg Jazz Festival, 2003 Pacific Coast Air Museum, 2001
Thank You!
Dayton & Cross Real Estate, 2001 Healdsburg Nursery, 1991 Park Avenue Catering Company, Inc., 2001
Decorate With Deborah, 2001 Healdsburg Realty, 1988 Thomas Rackerby, CPA, 1991
Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce Volunteer Directors & Staff BUSINESS MATTERS
OFFICERS DIRECTORS STAFF is a publication of the
Craig Schmidt, President/CEO Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce
Chair Cindi Brown, North Coast Bank
Nick Young, Visitor & & Visitors Bureau
Lucy Lewand, Camellia Inn/All Seasons Jan Gianni, A.V. Winegrowers
Information Services Director
Vice Chair Mark Gladden, Passalacqua, Mazzoni Karen Aubert-Roach,
& Gladden, et al Operations & Member Services Director
George Christie, Christie Consulting
Genevieve Llerena, Healdsburg Unified Mary Ann Barr,
Chair-Elect School District Marketing & Events Director
Renee Mengali, Mengali Accountancy Vickie Norris, The Norris Group Anne Carter & Marsha Lynch, 217 Healdsburg Avenue
Treasurer Larry Orr, Full Spectrum Properties Weekend Assistants Healdsburg, CA 95448
Dick Bertapelle, Bertapelle Cellars Gary Plass, City of Healdsburg
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT phone (707) 433-6935
Michael Skurtun, Healdsburg Nursery
Immediate Past Chair Herb Liberman fax (707) 433-7562
Gary Sumner, Coldwell Banker/PPM
Loretta Strong, Edward Jones Investments Economic Development Coordinator www.healdsburg.com
(707) 433-8234, herb@healdsburg.com info@healdsburg.com
MEMBER SPOTLIGHTS
Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau
catalyst in creating the optimal project Sign Language and a resident of Healds-
team that will give clients the tools to burg, has created an offering of typical
navigate the planning, development and recreational and vacation activities with
implementation process for a host of the goal of sign language users having a
project types within the destination in- commensurate experience of any hearing
dustry. They call this Creative Marketec- visitor. Communication barriers are
ture. GFC Marketecture has worked with eliminated by providing access through
such clients as Franciscan Winery, Rod- technology and by facilitating wine tast-
ney Strong, La Crema, Seghesio and ing, culinary classes, kayaking/canoeing,
RAVEN FILM CENTER
Powell’s Sweet Shoppe. hiking, redwood picnics, cycling– what-
Theaters
415 Center Street Phone 707-385-0112 ever the visitor may be interested in see-
Healdsburg, CA 95448 gary@garyfinnan.com ing and doing, by accompanying visitors
Dan and Amy Tocchini, Owners www.garyfinnan.com as their signing guide.
The Raven Film Center continues to Phone 707-395-0448
serve the Healdsburg community with a AFFRONTI info@sonomawineandsign.com
varied selection of the finest films that Restaurants www.sonomawineandsign.com
235 Healdsburg Avenue
Hollywood has to offer. The Raven is
Healdsburg, C A 95448 TOMORROW’S LEADERS TODAY
now offering a new and exciting experi-
Julie Moore, General Manager Community Service
ence called "Hollywood & Wine". Holly-
This decidedly contemporary wine bar 411 Clover Springs Drive
wood & Wine is 2 dedicated auditoriums
with lush courtyard dining only a half Cloverdale, CA 95425
that pair the latest in new movies with
block off the square, offers an all day Jean Herschede, Steering
the finest wines, beer, and food that So- Committee
menu of locally sourced ingredients with
noma County has to offer for our guests Tomorrow’s Leaders Today (TLT) is a
a Mediterranean influence. Thursday
21 and over. Experience new leather community education and leadership
night music and Sunday jazz brunch,
luxury seating with adjoining table to skill training program for students enter-
inventive wine cocktails, local micro-
enjoy your refreshments, a private café ing their junior year in the Santa Rosa,
brews, plus over 30 wines by the glass.
and bar, and soon reserved seating. Two Healdsburg, Windsor, Cloverdale and
Jude Affronti the chef owner comes to
auditoriums remain available for all ages Petaluma school districts in Sonoma
Healdsburg after gaining experience in
subject to rating restrictions. Experience County. Each month, successful appli-
places like New York, Italy and San
movies in a whole new way at cants spend a day with community lead-
Francisco. Open Wednesday through
"Hollywood & Wine" at The Raven Film ers and experts visiting sites where they
Monday from 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.,
Center. Open every day. practice leadership skills, problem solv-
Friday and Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to
Phone 707-473-0896 ing techniques, and teamwork. The pro-
9 p.m. Closed Tuesday.
raven@theatreservices.com gram year kicks off with an orientation
Phone 707-431-1113
www.srentertainmentgrp.com for the parents, and an overnight retreat
manager@affrontihealdsburg.com
www.affrontihealdsburg.com where participants are introduced to each
GARY FINNAN CREATIVE
other, and to the community. Throughout
MARKETECTURE
SONOMA WINE AND SIGN the academic year, students take part in
Wine Consultants
EXPERIENCE eight program days exploring current
P. O. Box 2005
Tour Operators issues, challenges, and opportunities in:
Windsor, CA 95492
P.O. Box 1172 natural resources and agriculture, gov-
Gary Finnan, CEO
Healdsburg, C A 95448 ernment, health/education, human ser-
Gary Finnan Creative Marketecture is an
Taya Levine, Owner vices, planning and development, crimi-
international creative development and
Sonoma Wine and Sign Experience exist nal justice, business and tourism, and
strategic management firm focused on
to create unique, satisfying and accessi- media and communications skills. TLT’s
creating destination environments
ble experiences for deaf and hard-of- goal is to bring young leaders into active
through integrated experience design.
hearing visitors to Sonoma County. Visi- community roles that will continue
GFC is based in Windsor, California and
tors to Sonoma County can enjoy all that throughout their adult lives, and it is
has a successful track record of helping
the county has to offer by having fully sanctioned by the Santa Rosa, Windsor,
wineries and destination businesses in
accessible experiences both before and Healdsburg, Cloverdale and Petaluma
the areas of strategic planning, branding,
during their stay. Trip planning can be school districts, and by Santa Rosa Jun-
marketing, organizational development,
done by video phone with direct commu- ior College.
guest experience, destination design,
nication with a signing “concierge” who Phone 707-332-9880
operations and business management.
can help to craft a customized itinerary jmhrmt@yahoo.com
They have a long history of providing
and arrange for fully accessible experi- www.tomorrowsleadserstoday.org
”Creative Facilitation.” They act as a
ences. Taya Levine, fluent in American
November / December 2009 Issue ♦ Business Matters
MEMBER SPOTLIGHTS
Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau
CIABELLA BOUTIQUE HEALDSBURG SHELL
Beauty Care Gas Station
60 B Mill Street 1281 Healdsburg Avenue
Healdsburg, C A 95448 Healdsburg, C A 95448
Ali Magdaleno, Owner Hank Lescher, Owner
CiaBella Boutique will provide you with We welcome to our community the new
a full service makeup bar along with “Healdsburg Shell Gas Station” and
their own makeup artist. Ali Magdaleno owners Hank and Karen Lescher, their
will have you looking your best with all son Shawn and his wife, Belinda. They
the right colors. She will have you sched- bring with them a wealth of experience
uling more sessions from how to apply in the Gas Station/Convenience Store
makeup yourself to having her do your business, having owned and operated
make up for all of your special events. Gas Stations for over 22 years. They are
She also has established her own cos- dedicated to having competitive fuel
metic line, JuicyBella Cosmetics. It is a prices, the cleanest restrooms in town
full line of cosmetics from mineral pow- and the friendliest and most courteous
der to cream, and includes a full brush service. They invite you to stop in their
line. To see all of JuicyBella Cosmetics small store to let them know what you
come visit her here in the heart of the would like to see them carry. The loca-
wine country in Healdsburg or online at tion now has beer and wine as well as
www.juicybellacosmetics.com Red-Dyed Diesel. Open 7 days a week
ali@juicybellacosmetics.com from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Phone 707-395-0417 Open Monday, Phone 707-953-9190
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday from 10 hanklescher@msn.com
a.m. to 2 p.m., Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.,
Saturday, 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and
evenings by appointment.
FINELY LARA’S
Jewelers
239-B Center Street
Healdsburg, C A 95448
Lara Apodaca, Owner
Lara Apodaca proudly announces the Ambassador’s Corner
grand opening of Finely Lara’s. Her new
venture features jewelry, paintings, art Candy Yandell
glass and more. Her brother, Michael SUMMIT STATE BANK
Devlin, is joining her as her full time Banks, Savings & Loans, Credit Unions
goldsmith, formerly of Sebastopol. He is
an international, award winning designer
1001 Vine Street
-goldsmith specializing in state of the art Healdsburg, CA 95448
custom design services. She will also be (707) 433-5959
offering jewelry repair services, painting
by local artists, Ann Bradford, hand Candy Yandell is the Branch Manager/AVP for
crafts and unique jewelry. Come by and Summit State Bank’s Healdsburg branch. She has
see the intimate and friendly gallery of over 17 years of banking experience and has been
fine things and meet Lara, Rose, Renee, a Northern California resident for 27 years. She
Michael and Lady! Open Monday grew up in Ukiah and moved to Windsor in 2003.
through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5:30 Candy is an active Healdsburg Chamber of Candy Yandell,
p.m., Sundays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Commerce member and participates in local com- Branch Manager/AVP
Phone 707-433-2959 munity events, including the Healdsburg FFA Parade and Healdsburg Health Fair.
info@finelylaras.com
Candy lives in Windsor with her husband and two-year-old daughter. She enjoys
www.finelylaras.com
traveling, scrapbooking and home decorating. Ask Candy about her boating trip
down the Rogue River next time you see her at a Chamber event!
November / December 2009 Issue ♦ Business Matters
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