ALEXANDRIA D. HURT, MARKETING COORDINATORWe were pleased to host an Accelerated Networking Lunch on Oct. 29th. The event was graciously hosted by Ridgway Bar and Grill. Co-owner Sukie Honeycutt followed all CDC guidelines and ensured our members were able to interact in a safe environment.
Attendees spent time getting to know each other and exchanging information about valuable services offered by their businesses. Ridgway served a hearty lunch and and raffled a bottle of “The Prisoner”, a delicious Napa red! If you have never been to Ridgway Bar and Grill, now is the perfect time to enjoy a glass of wine on the patio! If you are a small business owner or work for a small business, and would like to join us for our next upcoming Networking Lunch please contact bethany@napleschamber.org to register.
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ALEXANDRIA D. HURT, MARKETING COORDINATORFriday, October 23rd members and non-members alike came together to enjoy a day of golf at The Club at the Strand Golf Course. Teams were welcomed by the club with a beautiful breakfast followed by a shotgun start. Players enjoyed a good pace of play and kept socially distanced with the event being limited to 116 golfers. The tournament was concluded with lunch and congratulatory remarks by Chairman of the Board Garrett Richter. This was followed by award ceremony and prize give away. We were so happy to see everyone together in person again and thank you all for making this event a success! 2020 Chamber Classic Tournament Winners
A special thank you to golf chair Buddy Hornbeck from Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. We appreciate your hard work and effort organizing this event. A big shout out to our Hole in One sponsors, Rick Hendrick Chevrolet and Porsche Naples. While no one made the lucky shot to drive home in a new car, we had a lot of fun trying. As always, we are thankful for our sponsors. You make our mission possible and we are honored to have you as our partners. If you are interested in registration details or sponsorship opportunities for our 2021 Chamber Classic please contact Bethany Sawyer, VP of Membership at bethany@napleschamber.org.
Floridians are voting.
The Florida Division of Elections reported that nearly 701,000 voters across the state returned their vote-by-mail ballot through Oct. 5. The state elections office reported that 27,649 Collier County voters and 33,920 Lee County voters have returned their vote-by-mail ballots. There has been a surge in the number of people requesting vote-by-mail ballots this election cycle, due in part to concern over COVID-19. The state elections office reported that more than 2.3 million Floridians voted by mail in the August 2020 primary, up from nearly 1.3 million people four years earlier. More than 3 million general election ballots have already been cast nationwide, according to a recent CNN and Edison Research survey, with more than 32 million ballot requests made in 37 states. The Florida Division of Elections says more than 4.7 million ballots have been sent to voters but not yet returned. By comparison, about 2.7 million Floridians voted by mail in the 2016 general election. With an uptick in vote-by-mail requests, elections officials are touting the ability for voters to track the status of their mail-in ballots. The tracking function allows voters to check to see where their ballot is in the process, from request to receipt. Collier voters can head to the Collier Supervisor of Elections Office website to track their ballot, while Lee voters can find the tracking function on the Lee Supervisor of Elections Office website. Vote-by-mail ballots must be received by 7 p.m. on Nov. 3. |
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