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Weslaco Area Chamber of Commerce E-News
 
Greetings!
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We have a lot going on, preparing for the holiday weekend, ribbon cuttings, ground breaking ceremonies, Christmas Parade and Business After Hour Mixers.  We hope these e-blasts help to remind us all of everthing we have to be thankful for in our lives!
 
By the way - Christmas Parade entry deadline is extended to Dec. 1 -- download the entry form off our website www.weslaco.com 

                                                 

Calendar Updates:

 
  • NOVEMBER 30th - RIBBON CUTTING
Verizon Wireless  - 2017 W Exp 83 Ste 9 - 9:00 am
  • DECEMBER 1st - GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY
On-Call Customs Facility - next to the Airport - 10:00 am
  • DECEMBER 3rd - BUSINESS AFTER HOURS MIXER
     
Cisneros Fine Jewelry - 337 S. Texas Blvd. - 5:00 - 7:00 pm
 
  • DECEMBER 4th -- MID VALLEY CHRISTMAS PARADE
Download your application for Parade Entry:  Click Here (parade entry deadline extended to Tue Dec. 1)
  • DECEMBER 8th - LUNCH & LEARN
Energy Efficiency & Your Business - 12:00 noon - Lunch Provided at the Visitors Center - Presented by TXU Energy
  • DECEMBER 10th - BUSINESS AFTER HOURS MIXER
Weslaco Nursing & Rehab - 422 E. 18th St. 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER

MARCH 26 & 27, 2010 - TEXAS ONION FESTIVAL

 
The Weslaco Chamber of Commerce
&
The Mid Valley Town Crier
Home of the
CHAMBER PAGE
Announce
NEW DISCOUNT ADVERTISING PROGRAM
on the CHAMBER PAGE - for our members!

UNDERWRITE THE CHAMBER PAGE
 WITH A
 Quarter Page Full-Color Ad:
$250/mo for 12-month program
 
$300/mo for 6-month program
 
$350 one-month insertion
 
For more information and to place your ad please contact the Chamber Advertising Representative Maria Lozano at 969-2543.

For more information regarding your Chamber  please visit the following links:
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Weslaco Area Chamber Of Commerce
301 W. Railroad St., Weslaco, TX  78596
(956) 968-2102 office  (956) 968-6451 fax
www.weslaco.com

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