Chamber On the Move: Virtual cruise night, Pride festivities ahead for June
Larry McHugh
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Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce President Larry McHughHearst Connecticut Media file photoShow MoreShow Less
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Orthopedic Associates of Middletown celebrated a grand opening April 19. From left are Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce President Larry McHugh, President of Kempenaar Real Estate Inc. Rocky Kempenaar II, Central Business Bureau Chairwoman Pamela Steele, Alfred K. Hicks, D.O., Vice President of Operations Roy Sasenaraine, Mayor Ben Florsheim, and Chamber Chairman Tom Byrne.Contributed photo / Middlesex County Chamber of CommerceShow MoreShow Less
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MIDDLETOWN May is moving right along in Middlesex County, and the chamber continues to be on the move.
On the Move: Companies in Cromwell, Essex, Middletown to host ribbon cuttings
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Larry McHugh is president of the Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce in Middletown.Contributed photo / Larry McHughShow MoreShow Less
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Cheemah On South Main held a grand opening March 26 in Middletown. From left are Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce President Larry McHugh, Azura Zen Den owner Larissa Thera, Chuck II owner John Sutton, Cheemah on South Main owner Mary-Ellen Sutton and Mayor Ben Florsheim.Contributed photo / Middlesex County Chamber of CommerceShow MoreShow Less
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MIDDLETOWN Spring is moving along here in Middlesex County, and the chamber continues to be on the move.
On the Move: Join chamber webinar, Learning to Live in Recovery
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Larry McHugh is president of the Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce in Middletown.Contributed photo / Larry McHughShow MoreShow Less
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The Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce will host a free virtual webinar on “Learning to Live in Recovery” Wednesday. It will include information on how people can start recovery journey.Contributed photo / Middlesex County Chamber of CommerceShow MoreShow Less
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MIDDLETOWN Optimism continues to rise as 2021 moves along, and the chamber continues to be on the move.
Gov. Ned Lamont’s announcement last week regarding the easing of restrictions on capacity limits at restaurants, retail establishments, libraries, personal service establishments, indoor recreation facilities, gyms and fitness centers, museums, aquariums and zoos, offices and more, is another example of us going in the right direction in Connecticut.