Wakulla Businesses Honored at Chamber Awards Dinner
Wakulla County businesses
were celebrated this past Thursday, May 21, 2009 at the Wakulla County Chamber
of Commerce 5th Annual Business Excellence Awards Dinner, held at The Bistro at
Wildwood. The annual awards ceremony is held to recognize members of the
Wakulla County business community.
Chamber of Commerce President Paul
Johnson opened the evening by welcoming the approximatey 135 chamber members in
attendance, and then recognized the Chamber Executive Board members, including
President-Elect Kimberly Moore, Vice President John Shuff, Treasurer Amy Geiger,
Secretary Toni Courtier, and Past President Dave Buckridge.
The annual awards
ceremony is held to recognize members of the Wakulla County business community.
Businesses are nominated by Chamber members, and the nominees are then judged by
a three-member panel. The Environmental Stewardship Award is judged by a
separate group of individuals who are familiar with environmental issues.
The judges individually scored each nominee on a scale of 1 to 10 for each
of the criteria. The judges then met collectively and totaled the points for
each nominee with the winner being the nominee having the highest total points
overall.
Citizens for Humane Animal Treatment (CHAT) received the award
for 2009 Non-Profit Organization of the Year.
(l-r)Petra Shuff, Heide Clifton, Anne VanMeter
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Wish
List
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Dr. Bronner's Peppermint Shampoo
Towels (no holes please)
Rugs
Blankets (no holes please)
Pet Store Gift Cards
Crates
Kongs all sizes
Wal-Mart Gift Cards
Clay Litter
Stainless Food Bowls
Nylabones
Paper Towels
Office Supplies
Small Animal Crates
Cat & Dog Toys
Laundry Detergent
Dishwashing Soap
Shelter hours:
Monday—closed
Tuesday-Wednesday—
11am-4:30pm
Thursday—11am-7pm
Friday—11am-4:30pm
Saturday—10am-4:30pm
Sunday—1-4pm
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