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Catch
the Blues - Oct. 3rd in Paoli, 12 noon til 6:00pm, Rain
or Shine!
Free Main Stage Headliners plus bands
playing all through the business community.
Street Fair, food, dancing, kids
stuff and lots of music. Paoli will be hummin', singin'
and swaying to the Blues. More details to come so check
back often!
Click image for printable PDF
Bluesfest poster.
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Check
out all the music locations > Click
here for a map of Blues
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PBPA
2009 Program Schedule
Mark your calendar!
Tuesday, October 20,
2009, 12:00 noon
Tweets, Links, Faces & Spaces: Social Networking
101
If you have ever wanted to know more
about social networking but didnt know what to ask,
come for lunch and Social Networking 101.
Our speaker will be Mary Motz, of
ProVirtual Solutions. Mary will present an overview
of the "whys & hows" of social media.
After the session, you will have a better awareness
of the role that social networks can play in your business
marketing and customer support.
COST: $10.00 PBPA Members
$15.00 Non-Members
WHERE: The Paoli Design Center, 1604
E Lancaster Av
Paoli, PA 19301
RSVP: Betty Colmery 610-647-2828
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4th Annual Breakfast for Champions:
May 1, 2009 - Congratulations to This Year’s Scholarship
Winners
Conestoga High School:
- Caitlin Donahue
- Shriya Patel
- Emily Sosangelis
Great Valley High School:
- Kyle Blackwell
- Alec J. Koffer
- Jacob H. Koffer
- William Nelson Zandi
Thank you to all the students that submitted
essays as well as Conestoga and Great Valley School for their
participation and inspiration!
Thank you to our Speaker, Sponsors
& Hosts!
- Judy Difilippo, Speaker; Tredyffrin
Township Supervisor and Chair of Chester County Planning
Commission
- Penn Liberty Bank
- Paoli Hospital
- Upper Main Line YMCA
- Paoli Village Shoppes
- Toscani & Lindros, LLP
- Preston & Shea, LLP
- McQuiston Insurance
The Breakfast for Champions is an
event held to recognize and present scholarships to high school
seniors who are making a difference in their community through
volunteer efforts and/or school and civic involvement. Scholarships
are provided from the Front Porch Trust which was created
in 2005 by the Paoli 250 Anniversary Committee and the Paoli
Business & Professional Association.
Welcome New Members!
We are pleased to introduce the following
new Businesses as new members of the Paoli Business &
Professional Association. Please call or email them and say
Hi as well as use their services or products.
Glad you joined and we’ll work to get you acquainted
with our membership and more business in 2010! - Thanks,
Marie
Robert
J. Kratz & Company
Robert J. Kratz
145 W. Lancaster Avenue Paoli, PA 19301
(610) 296-2500
rkratz@robertjkratz.com
Accounting Firm |
Ruggiero
Law Offices, LLC
James J. Ruggiero, Jr.
16 Industrial Blvd, Suite 211 Paoli, PA 19301
610-889-0288
jim@paolilaw.com
Attorney |
Paoli
Chiropractic Group
Joel A. Stutzman, DC
15 Industrial Blvd., Ste. 202 Paoli, PA 19301
610-644-3166
jstutzman@paolichiro.com
Chiropractors |
Tyler
Griffin Co.
J.T. Griffin, Jr.
46 Darby Road Paoli, PA 19301
610-647-1550
tgc46@mac.com
Industrial Equipment |
| Congratulations!
Welcome to Joanne Martin,
our newly appointed Secretary.
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| A
special thanks goes out from all the Paoli Business members
to Betty Colmery for all her involvement in the PBPA.
Betty has stepped down from the Secretary position and
we will miss her. Betty, could not have done it without
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We Need YOU ... Blues Fest Planning
Posted
5/5/09
IWe need sponsors,
music lovers, musicians and people who want to help make this
a fantastic event next Oct. 3.
Blues Fest planning dates are: May 18,
June 10, June 22, July 28, Aug. 11, Sept. 9, 16, 21, and 30.
All meetings start at 5:30pm at the United Methodist Church
of Paoli, the corner of Devon and South Valley Roads.
Please let me know if you'll be attending and feel free to
call me with any questions - 610-296-7443.
- Marie Thibault, President, Paoli
Business & Professional Assoc.
MORE TO COME ABOUT THE BLUES FEST...
Please
Note: The July Blues Fest planning meeting has
been changed to Wed. July 28.
Main
Line Today Article: Parallel Tracks
Posted
1/14/2009
 In
the beginning, there was a village. One boisterous St. Patrick’s
Day, the burghers at Joshua Evans’ 18th-century tavern
launched a series of toasts to Corsican leader Pasquale Paoli,
who’d fashioned independence and democracy for his island
republic. [ ... ]
Continue
article online at Main Line Today...
PBPA 2008 Awards
Posted
1/14/2009
Paoli Business & Professional Association
Awards Recipients:
- 2009 Business of the Year: Paoli
Village Shoppes
- 2009 Citizen of the Year: Rep. Carole
Rubley
- Summit Award for Outstanding Community
Service: Andy Wilson
Held November 20, 2008 at the People's
Light & Theater Company Farm House. Click
the collage below to view photos from the event.
Plans mulled
for train station site
By
DAN KRISTIE , Daily Local News - 09/16/2008
TREDYFFRIN - Community leaders are working
on a proposal to help sell the Paoli Transit Center project
to neighbors who may be wary of it.
The plan is to make the current Paoli Train Station, which
will be demolished after the transit center is built, into
a "village green."
"Downtown Paoli has almost zero green
space," said Ed Auble, a Paoli Business Association member
who helped craft the proposal. "If there were a village
green, and it were well done, it would be something we could
all point to as a Paoli landmark."
Click to continue...
Paoli
train station project gets big boost
By DAN KRISTIE, Staff Writer,
Daily Local News - 09/03/2008
TREDYFFRIN — The Paoli train station
project received a $500,000 bipartisan boost from Republican
U.S. Rep. Jim Gerlach and Democratic U.S. Rep. Joe Sestak.
The pair jointly announced the federal earmark for Amtrak
to build a new transit center at the Paoli Rail Yard.
The congressmen said the new transit center
will have implications beyond regional transit.
"We recognize, Joe Sestak and I, that
this is such an important project for the continued redevelopment
of this area," said Gerlach, R-6th, of West Pikeland.
"It will improve the quality of life and the quality
of transit here."
Sestak, D-7th, of Edgmont, has opposed
the change in FAA flight patterns that would take many of
the Philadelphia International Airport's flights over residential
areas in his district. He said a better Paoli Transit Center
could help decrease reliance on air travel.
Click to continue...
NEW PBPA Officers:
Paoli
Business & Professional Association Board Members:
- President: Marie
Thibault
- Past President:
Ed Auble
- Vice Presidents:
George Steinmetz, Judy Huey,
George Vosburgh
- Secretary:
Betty Colmery
- Treasurer:
Dan Green
- Directors:
Jim Newhard, Linda Goldstein, David Rau, Dave Rowland, Debbie
Cornell Naughton, Brad Zerr, Bonnie Haughey, David Scott
- Director Emeritus:
Ed Shanaughy, Andy Wilson, Sam Pilotti,
Dick Streeter
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