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We here at DuBois Cricket Wireless would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a safe and healthy spring season! As I’m sure you are all aware of the COVID-19 situation across the country, we wanted to take a few minutes of your time to speak about what we as a business have been doing and what we hope to offer to our customers in these unforeseen circumstances. First off, we are hoping that this pandemic resolves and that we can resume our lives as before, connecting with people in person and sharing our stories. However, while we combat this situation as a country, DuBois Cricket Wireless remains in business as an essential business in the telecommunications industry. Our job is to make sure that people can at the very least stay connected via the cellular community, staying in each other’s touch, letting loved ones know they are doing well, and maintaining our spirits to the best of our abilities. While we are keeping our reduced business hours (listed below) in the service of our customers, it becomes increasingly important to realize the safety behind doing this and the reality of staying afloat. From a safety standpoint, we are following all the guidelines provided by the authorities to make sure that we are able to offer our services without contributing to the growth of this pandemic. All of our employees have been made aware of the situation and are acting responsibly to take care of themselves while taking care of our customers. On the other hand, if any of our customers have cellular needs, we would be happy to see them at our store in small numbers, keeping with the guidelines as put forth nationally. This would help us as a small business to remain in business and have a future beyond this pandemic. We look forward to seeing you if need be and serving you as always! Our DuBois location is at 312 Commons Drive (in the Commons Plaza next to Bon-Ton). Doors are open Monday to Friday 10:30 AM – 6:30 PM, Saturday 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM, and Sunday Noon – 4 PM. You can also give us a call at 814-299-7159 or email us at [email protected]. FEATURED MEMBER OF THE MONTH

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We here at DuBois Cricket Wireless would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a safe and healthyspring season! As I’m sure you are all aware of the COVID-19 situation across the country, we wanted to

take a few minutes of your time to speak about what we as a business have been doing and what we hopeto offer to our customers in these unforeseen circumstances. First off, we are hoping that this pandemicresolves and that we can resume our lives as before, connecting with people in person and sharing our

stories. However, while we combat this situation as a country, DuBois Cricket Wireless remains in businessas an essential business in the telecommunications industry. Our job is to make sure that people can at the

very least stay connected via the cellular community, staying in each other’s touch, letting loved ones knowthey are doing well, and maintaining our spirits to the best of our abilities. While we are keeping our

reduced business hours (listed below) in the service of our customers, it becomes increasingly important torealize the safety behind doing this and the reality of staying afloat. From a safety standpoint, we are

following all the guidelines provided by the authorities to make sure that we are able to offer our serviceswithout contributing to the growth of this pandemic. All of our employees have been made aware of the

situation and are acting responsibly to take care of themselves while taking care of our customers. On the other hand, if any of our customers have cellular needs, we would be happy to see them at our

store in small numbers, keeping with the guidelines as put forth nationally. This would help us as a small business to remain in business and have a future beyond this pandemic.

We look forward to seeing you if need be and serving you as always!

CHAMBER COMMUNICATOR

Our DuBois location is at 312 Commons Drive (in the Commons Plaza next to Bon-Ton). Doors are open Monday to Friday 10:30 AM – 6:30 PM, Saturday 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM,

and Sunday Noon – 4 PM. You can also give us a call at 814-299-7159 or email us at [email protected].

APRIL 2020

F E A T U R E D M E M B E R O F T H E M O N T H

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Welcome New Members!

Nittany Digital, LLC.

34 Overlook Road, Reynoldsville, PA

313 Easterly Parkway, State College, PA

Phone: (814) 771-5537

Email: [email protected]

Hobby Lobby

Visit www.nittanydigital.com

5820 Shaffer Rd, DuBois, PA 15801

Phone: (814) 372-2230

Blue Moon

Media & MarketingPO Box 933, DuBois, PA 15801

Phone: (814) 553-2097

Visit www.bluemoonmedia.org

Email: [email protected]

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Business Resources During COVID-19

FREE WEBINAR

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Webinars for Businesses

Upcoming Webinars Provided by

COVID-19 & the Toursim/Hospitality IndustryRealtime Series

COVID-19 & Cybersecurity for Remote Work

COVID-19 & Recent Updates on the SBA SmallBusiness Disaster Relief Loan

Rebuilding Customer Relations and SocialMedia Presence in Response to a Disaster

For more webinars and registrationinformation, please visit

https://pasbdc.ecenterdirect.com/events?reset=1&path=

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Penn Highlands Healthcare invites community members and organizations to donate personal

protective equipment (PPE) for the regional healthcare system. Penn Highlands will add these

supplies to their inventory as the health system enacts preparedness measures in the event that the

spread of COVID-19 should pose a threat to our community. Penn Highlands Healthcare Supply

Chain Management has issued a list of the supplies that may potentially be needed: N95 respirator

masks (these must be N95), face masks, surgical masks, exam gloves, isolation gowns, head covers,

shoe covers and Sani-Cloth wipes. Donors may reach out to Alycia Scott, Procurement Specialist

(814-375-3391 or [email protected]) or Jennifer Bowser, MMIS Support Assistant (814-375-

3370 or [email protected]). For more information about COVID-19 as it may affect our

community, visit www.phhealthcare.org/coronavirus.

Companies seeking to Import or Manufacture Medical Products to Aid the U.S. Response to

COVID-19: If a company would like to import or produce medical products to help with the COVID-

19 response, please send these inquiries to FEMA at [email protected]. Please include as

many details as possible about the request (e.g., manufacturer name, address, product, and model

number) and contact information for the company, either an agent in the U.S. or the company

itself. If companies have medical supplies or equipment to donate, please email FEMA’s National

Business Emergency Operations Center at [email protected]. For additional information,

see https://www.fema.gov/coronavirus/how-to-help.

Clearly Ahead Development has been working with Pennsylvania's Department of Community &

Economic Development (DCED) to identify ways to alleviate some of the financial strains that the

Covid-19 pandemic is causing to businesses in the Commonwealth. We are pleased to announce

DCED launched a new funding program called the "Covid-19 Working Capital Access" program. This

loan program will REIMBURSE eligible companies for working capital expenses that have been

incurred within the past 3 months from the date of application. This means that a company which

applies for funding from this program will need to provide documentation for every single

reimbursable expense the business would like to receive funding for as working capital. If you wish to

apply for CWCA funds, please send an email to Rob Swales ([email protected]) or Paul

McCloskey ([email protected]) indicating that you would

like to apply to the CWCA program.

Chamber Business Members, we will get through this together. Although our Chamber

office is closed for walk-ins during this time, we’re still here for you in any way we can

be. If your business is able to remain open and you’re providing services or sale of

products – we want to know about it. Please reach out to us and include the

following: your service/product, business hours, contact information and current

company logo. We will help spread the word.

Community Updates

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Chamber Members List of Business Real Estate/Rentals & Commercial RealEstate.

402 Washington St. , St. Marys (Glass Unlimited building) 6453 Warehousespace, 642 Office space, 10 Ft overhead doors, front and back1/2 bath.Warehouse/garage space is divided by garage doors into three sections.Natural gas heat in office, middle section has a gas space heater and coal stove.Call Carol Foltz , Coldwell Banker Developac Realty 814-590-3398 or 814-375-1167 ext 124. 179,900.

801 1/2 E. DuBois Ave, DuBois, prime commercial property, .71 acre and 800 sqft building. Includes office space, 1/2 Bath, electric baseboard heat, city water& sewage. Paved Parking. Great exposure from Rt. 255. Call 375-1167.

Office space or lease. Prime location on Beaver Drive in DuBois. 1st floor spaceup to 1550 sq. ft. Easy access, and plenty of private parking. Call Rob at 814-375-6060.

DuBois—Professional office space available at Waterview Park office complex. Call Von at 590-4373. 1600 sq. ft. Available July 1st.

DUBOIS: Office Space Available: 400 sq. ft. Located at the corner ofWashington and Jared Streets. Heat, electric and water included. $550.00 Call814-765-1551 Ext. 1125.

Office space/suites on Jeffers St: 2387 SF, 2960 SF and 5878 SF. For furtherdetails please email Joe Varacallo at [email protected] or call 814-375-0200.

For sale or rent – High visibility with convenient downtown location-3000+ sq.ft For details call 371-2244 or 590-1833.

3.88 acres located on Shaffer Rd. Zoned Commercial. Prime frontage near DuBois Mall. $388,000. Contact Joe Varacallo, CCIM, SIOR by calling 375-0200,or [email protected].

Shared Class A office space and facilities available at the Coldwell BankerDevelopac Realty office located in Treasure Lake. For details call Joe at 375-0200 or visit [email protected].

Industrial Land For Sale @ $39,500 per acre in the Sandy Township/Developac Industrial Park north behind DuBois Walmart. Call Joe Varacallo, CCIM, SIOR @375-0200 or [email protected].

Alliance Park Multi-tenant Building space available in Clearfield. We have newlyrenovated manufacturing space ranging from 13,950 sf to 21,395 sf available,full infrastructure, loading docks, HVAC, parking, sprinkler, securedenvironment, office and wet lab space available, KIZ. Rates starting at $3/sf.Contact Rob Swales, Clearly Ahead Development, 768-7838.

Unique Development Property Available at DuBois Regional Airport. Shovel-ready lots and office space available now at the DuBois Regional Airport;business-friendly site with Foreign Trade Zone and KOZ. Call Bob Shaffer at814-328-5311 for more information.

Office space available in Downtown DuBois, first & second floor, 375-5260.

Location, Location, Location

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Help Save Lives, Donate Blood

CHAMBER BOARD OF DIRECTORS

EXECUTIVE CHAMBERBOARD

Manda Shaw, Chairperson,

Paris Companies

Mike Federici, Vice Chair,AmServ DuSan Ambulance

Karin Pfingstler,

Sec/TreasurerPenn Highlands Healthcare

Joe Mitchell, Past Chair,DuBois Redevelopment

Authority

Kim McDonald,State Farm

John Brennan,Penn State DuBois

Scott Carlson,

County Homemakers/CarlsonTechnologies

Jim Sedgwick,

Sedgwick Business Solutions

Alex Gasbarre,Gasbarre Products

Terry Khoury,

Nelson's Golden Years

Jamie Williams,Winery At Wilcox

Becky Yasick,

DuBois Continuum of CareCommunity Inc.

Bob Javens,

Reynolds FinancialAdvisors

Josh Benton,Buck's Pizza

Paul McCloskey,

Clearly Ahead Development

www.duboispachamber.com

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Chamber Staff:  Jodi August, Executive Director

Susan Loskoski, Administrative Assistant,

Tracy Stewart, Member Services/Public Relations

Look for a Blood Drive near you today

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