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1993 Robert Clegg 1994 Stanley Searles 1995 David Larlee 1996 Harold Moore 1997 Daniel Hodge 1998 Paul Anger 1999 GFWC Hudson Jr Women’s 2000 Gary Rodgers 2001 Wilbur Palmer 2002 Rhona Charbonneau 2003 Robert Tousignant 2004 Esther McGraw 2005 Priscilla Clegg 2006 Leo Dumont Jr. 2007 Ruth Parker 2008 G Philip & Alvin H Rodgers 2009 Len Lathrop 2010 Tom Cavanaugh 2011 Pauline Boisvert 2012 Dave Morin 2013 Linda Kipnes 2014 Bernard Manor 2015 Laura Bisson 2016 Jeremy Griffus 2017 Phyllis Appler
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PREVIOUS AWARD WINNERS
1969 Carl Leaor 1970 Maude French 1971 Oscar Campbell 1972 Frank A. Nutting 1973 Zoula Rowell 1974 Barbara Fuller 1975 Andrew J. Polak 1976 Paul Burton 1977 Herbert Canfield 1978 Andrew Kinville 1979 Robert Provencal 1980 Ruth E. Parker 1981 Ann Christopher 1982 Richard Dussault 1983 Ella & Fred Connell 1984 Gloria Binks 1985 Ilse Yanis 1986 Ralph Pearce 1987 Robert Keeser 1988 Thomas Claveau 1989 Fidele Bernasconi 1990 Darlene Piper 1991 Leonard A. Smith 1992 Philip Rodgers
Citizens of the Year
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THADDEUS “TED” LUSZEY CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
Thaddeus Luszey or as most folks know him, Ted, is a Hudson resident and long serving member of our community being honored by the Gr. Hudson Chamber of Commerce as Citizen of the year for his leadership, selflessness, volunteerism and dedication to community. Ted gives freely of his time and talents to the town, community, troops, veterans, and others who call. During the last year, he has gone above and beyond by also donating his time to a major church renovation project as well as working with a local construction company to help Veteran Josh Keller and his family. Ted stepped up to be the Project Manager for the Main Street Methodist Church project given his talents he has lead the renovation group and updates the church communi-ty on progress, changes, etc. As a volunteer, Ted manages the day to day issues from snow re-moval to power issues to wires in ceilings, etc. and spends many hours a week on site. When Ted received a call for help regarding the building addition for Joshua Keller, Specialist US Army, who was wounded in a shooting accident on February 2017, the answer was of course Yes! Working with the Hudson VFW raising over $4000 dollars and bringing on board the State Veterans’ Advisory Council, other groups came forward along with local stores for ADA materials as a result of his involvement. There are several Veteran Volunteer Programs Ted has given his time. For example, he has helped move furniture for the Manchester VASH program. Ted can always be counted on even last minute, when “we need a truck” to help move a Veteran, or get the donations into storage and he’s always there. Ted can be seen cooking hotdogs and hamburgers at the Veterans’ Home in Tilton for their Annual cookout or Car Shows. During the summer months, he is grilling at local summer concerts to help raise funds for various veterans’ projects. Ted and his wife run a non-profit which ships packages to deployed troops. In the Hudson area, several groups and organizations are involved and help. Ted is dedicated to coordinating the col-lection and delivery of the items. He also helps collect from local schools letters to the troops, and at Halloween “Treats for Troops” which allows many children of all ages involve-ment with a community based service project. Ted and his truck do many pickups all over the community. During the holiday season, many individuals graciously take names from trees to help those in need. Ted and his truck are the transportation portion and brute force of a team of about eight who make Holiday Stockings for all the children who are on the tree in the Manchester VASH Program. These children are throughout our community - Hudson, Nashua, Manchester, Litch-field, etc. Approximately 100 to 120 stockings are made each year. Ted transports all the supplies to the build site, moves the stockings to storage until case managers can take them. He has even made stockings when help is needed - can we say a true Santa’s helper. Ted was recently the Chairman of the Board of Selectmen for the second year. In total he has served the town of Hudson 25 years including Budget Committee. On several occasions, a resident has asked his wife to “Thank Ted for the help” or “Thank Ted for fixing ...”. He listens when people call and researches the issues or concern. Ted Luszey over the last year has put in more hours helping the community than most people who work a 40-50 hour week. He jokes he had more free time when he worked full-time. It is his com-passion for his fellow man and willingness to do what he can with no strings attached that describes him best. During the last year Ted Luszey has demonstrated what a man with determination and his truck can accomplish. Ted continues to make our community a better place, continually giving his time, expertise and enthusiasm and it is with great pleasure the Gr. Hudson Chamber of Commerce recognizes Ted as this year’s Citizen of the Year!
Congratulations Ted!
LARGE BUSINESS OF THE YEAR SL CHASSE STEEL FABRICATION & ERECTORS
It is the Greater Hudson Chamber of Commerce’s honor to present the award for Large Business of the Year to SL Chasse Steel Fabrication and Erectors for their outstanding business success and meaningful contributions to the community.
SL Chasse Steel Fabrication and Erectors started out in 1989 by founder Stephen Chasse as a young entrepreneur forming SL Chasse Welding & Fabricating at the age of 23, working with miscel-laneous metals, welding and fabricating, basically doing anything as a young start-up business. In 2012, to better reflect its full-service structural steel fabrication and erection capabilities, the compa-ny officially began doing business as SL Chasse Steel. Today, SL Chasse Steel under the direction of company President Stephen Chasse, Vice President Kenneth Worrell and Vice President Lori Chasse, have established itself as a leader in commercial, industrial, hospitality, education and healthcare markets in New England with over 120 employees.
The company has always been dedicated to searching and finding the best qualified employees, with an assembled team that offers years of knowledge and success in bringing challenging steel buildings and miscellaneous metal projects to timely and quality driven completion. Their projects appear all over New England and include hospitals, office buildings, hospitals, shopping centers, manufacturing plants, additions and remodeling.
Over the past few year’s SL Chasse has grown and made a significant investment in their structural fabrication equipment, along with a 35,000 square foot expansion to their Hudson facility that is continuing to grow. They pride themselves in their extensive portfolio to include all aspects of a project from engineering, fabricating, erecting and all to the unique specification of their clients’ time-table and expectations. SL Chasse delivers and is highly respected for exceptional business prac-tices and community involvement. The Business Excellence Awards recognizes and celebrates firms and individual who have distinguished themselves by fostering growth, innovation, community service and excellence in their sectors.
As a socially responsible organization, SL Chasse has committed to support local organizations that make a difference in our community. In 2017 they have generously donated a total of over $10,000 to the following: Hudson Firefighters, Hudson Police Employee Association, Hudson Youth Baseball, Friends of Hudson Spirit, NH Police Association, Professional Firefighters Association, Hudson-Litchfield Rotary, Hudson Girls Softball League, and the Hudson Historical Society.
In an effort to encourage our youth to becoming potential future employees in a valuable trade, SL Chasse Steel has opened their doors offering tours to Alvirne welding students to see the steel and fabrication business and its operations first-hand.
SL Chasse’s provided skills and materials as major contributions in building the new staircase for Alvirne’s Stadium and aiding the Friends of Benson with the steel railings in the Benson Park Ele-phant Barn. SL Chasse Steel for the past few years has also stepped up as the premier sponsor to the much anticipated annual firework display at Hudson Old Home Days.
SL Chasse Steel truly represents the heart and soul of what our business community has to offer in making our region such a wonderful place to work and raise a family. We appreciate all that they do!
Congratulations SL Chasse Steel Fabrication & Erectors!
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It is the Greater Hudson Chamber of Commerce’s pleasure to present the award for Small Business of the Year to Advanced Spa And Pool for their dedication and commitment to our community. Advanced Spa And Pool, also known as ASAP, is owned and operated by Jim Hedlund along with his wife Diane. ASAP, located at 162 Lowell Road in Hudson is a business incor-porated with the vision to be a different kind of Swimming Pool Company. Not only do they build, remodel, repair and maintain pools and spas but they strive to be the trendsetters in their industry winning top design awards. Incorporated 21 years ago in 1997, ASAP is dedicated to being New Hampshire’s Premier Swimming Pool and Spa installer. In addition to installing and maintaining pools and spas, they carry pool toys and accessories, pool and spa parts, grills & smokers, candles, chimes, hammocks, yard art, and patio furniture. ASAP is also a fully licensed and insured full ser-vice builder, remodeler and service repair company offering electrical, patio, fence, deck and weekly maintenance services as well as home remodeling and repair. In 1997, Jim and his wife Diane Hedlund opened its first location in Pelham, NH. In 2014, Advanced Spa and Pool moved to Hudson NH, serving customers in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. 2014 was the first season that all three of their boys worked at ASAP to-gether making it a truly family run business. ASAP strongly believes in supporting the community that has offered them an incredible opportunity to excel. Therefore they annually support numerous charities and organizations locally such as youth sports group like Hudson’s Softball and Baseball Teams and Alvirne Touchdown Club. They are also generous in supporting groups like the Hudson-Litchfield Rotary, Catie’s Closet, the Hudson Police Department and the Hudson Old Home Days Committee regularly. “Striving to be our best” is not just their tag line! The Owner, Jim Hedlund has over 30 years’ experience in the Pool Industry. ASAP trains their staff and requires their employees to at-tend a complete advanced water chemistry courses. All of their lead service technicians are Certified Pool Operators certified. All of their staff is well trained, courteous, professional, and will treat your property as if it were their own (or Better!). ASAP strives to beat their customers’ expectations. ASAP has been awarded first place and second place Design Awards for their in ground swimming pools from the Association of Pool and Spa Professionals. Locally, they have been designated Best of the Best Pool Service Company four years in a row. ASAP is also known to add a little chuckle to your day. They hope their well-known funny sign sayings bring a smile to anyone passing by their store front on Lowell Road. Advanced Spa And Pool is a business that steps up to be a partner in our community mak-ing contributions of time, talent and donations while performing as an outstanding business within our community.
Congratulations
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SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR ADVANCED SPA AND POOL
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It is the Greater Hudson Chamber of Commerce’s honor to bestow the award for Outstanding Com-munity Partner to the St. John XXIII Food Pantry. They are being recognized for providing a valua-ble service for those in need on a daily basis to our community. The St John XXIII Food Pantry is a non-denominational non-profit volunteer organization located in the building to the right of Saint John the Evangelist Church, on Library Street in Hudson. The pan-try has served town residents since 1983 with a goal to feed the people of Hudson who are at risk. Community volunteers serve countless hours helping ensure that hundreds of Hudson families get needed food and gifts around Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter time. This is no easy task. Hun-dreds of hours are needed to keep the shelves full by seeking out donations, as well as making weekly trips to the New Hampshire Food Bank, area grocery stores and shopping malls. This past year alone the Pantry has distributed 135,745 meals to 856 individuals; provided 203 fami-lies for Christmas gifts and food. On a daily basis they provide food, assistance, gifts, and neces-sary cosmetic and cleaning products to over 250 families, of which 401 are children between infancy and 17 years of age and 375 adults between 18 to 59 years of age and 79 of our senior citizens. The Pantry also offers a “Feed Our Kids Program” that serves over 100 children each week. In this program, bags containing 8 meals, which can be prepared by children, are brought to the schools in Hudson for distribution to go home with the children each Friday afternoon for the weekend. The privacy of the children is highly valued so no names are taken and the children simply pick up a re-usable bag on their way home each week. Teachers comment that the children are more alert on Monday’s as a result of having nourishing food for the weekend. Certain times of the year such as holiday’s or at the beginning of school in August, the pantry provides back packs for back to school, Easter baskets for the children, Thanksgiving and Christmas food baskets and gifts. Families are also provided hats, gloves and mittens in November in preparation for the winter months. The pantry has often come to the aid of the Town Welfare office as well as the Fire and Police Departments in cases of emergency. The people behind the scenes make the biggest difference at the pantry. From the beginning, Paul-ine Boisvert has served as a volunteer at the pantry and has since 2004 filled the role of director. However it takes a crew of dedicated volunteers working together to continue to serve the rising need in our community. These volunteers are drivers who use their personal vehicles making the weekly trips to Manchester to the food bank and local stores to pick up the food and other donated items, shoppers to purchase what they may need, and others to help pack and prepare for the week-ly food distributions, all of them giving freely of their time. Although, many local groups and businesses also lend a hand. Businesses often hold food drives, adopt families or encourage their employees to volunteer their time. The Alvirne High Student Coun-cil, Hudson Boy Scout Troop 252 and the youth groups from the church all participate with making sure food is sorted, packaged, and that the children get needed hats, mittens and warm coats. Members of the town’s police and fire provide the staffing for the holiday distribution days. The pantry is always in need for food donations, hygiene products, new toys and clothing as well as other basic necessities. If you would like to help you can call 882-2462 at extension 6 or donations can be sent to Saint John’s XXIII Parish Food Pantry at PO Box 293, Hudson NH 03051. The St. John XXIII volunteers are selflessly involved, provide much need-ed programs and are committed to serving many in need in our community. Their partnership in our community strengthens Hudson making it a great place to work and do business which is the reason they are being honored our Outstanding Community Partners.
Congratulations—St. John XXIII Food Pantry!
OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY PARTNER SAINT JOHN XXIII FOOD PANTRY
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President: Virginia Kazlouskas, Harmony Real Estate Executive Vice President: Randy Brownrigg, Ambit Energy
First VP: Lucy Chesna, Dream Vacations—Chesna Travel Agency Treasurer: Kathleen Warren of Enterprise Bank
Secretary: Rachel Guill of BAE Systems Outgoing President: Timothy Malley of TJ Malley Electric
Ryan Fragala, Financial Insurance Services Chief Jason Lavoie of the Hudson Police Department
Laura Perrotta, Portrait Arts Photography Tammy McKenna, Digital Federal Credit Union
Pamela Small, Family Promise of Gr. Nashua of Anne Marie House Executive Director: Brenda Collins
2018 OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CHAMBER PAST PRESIDENTS
1968 & 69 Harry Piper 1970 Harry Piper 1971 Donald MacIntyre 1972 Richard Roy 1973 & 74 Cliff Rowell 1975 & 76 Lorraine Littlefield 1977 Gloria Binks 1978 Philip Rodgers 1979 & 80 Harry Piper 1981 Dave Thompson 1982 Edward Kerouac 1983 Stephen Mather-Lees 1984 Dick Dussault 1985 & 86 Ken Boucher 1987 Linda Poisson 1988 Jerry Soucy 1989 Patti Day Belanger 1990 Carol Droznick 1991 & 92 Jack Matteson
1993 Julie Hudon 1994 Terry Stewart 1995 & 96 Charlene Provencal 1997 Lois E. Ireland 1998 Dr. Richard Tencza 1999 Jack Crane 2000 Steven Forkey 2001 & 2002 John Fischer 2003 Dan Soucy 2004 Joyce Lyford 2005 Leo Simard (thru June) 2005 Sheila Crete 2006 Judy Vokes 2007 & 2008 Timothy Malley 2009 & 2010 Scott Szela 2011 Jerry Mayotte 2012 Mike Falzone 2013 Marco Laferriere 2014 & 15 Ryan Fragala 2016 & 17 Timothy Malley
MASTER OF CEREMONIES: VIRGINIA KAZLOUSKAS, HARMONY REAL ESTATE
GR. HUDSON CHAMBER PRESIDENT
INVOCATION: LUCY CHESNA, DREAM VACATIONS—CHESNA TRAVEL AGENCY
GR. HUDSON CHAMBER FIRST VICE PRESIDENT
DINNER BY THE CASTLETON ROASTED TURKEY
PRESENTATION OF AWARDS
CITIZEN OF THE YEAR—THADDEUS “TED” LUSZEY
LARGE BUSINESS OF THE YEAR—SL CHASSE STEEL
SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR—ADVANCED SPA AND POOL
JUNIOR CITIZEN OF THE YEAR—EMMA BEALS
JUNIOR CITIZEN OF THE YEAR—HANNAH TRUESDELL
OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY PARTNER—ST JOHN XXIII FOOD PANTRY
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The Greater Hudson Chamber of Commerce considers it an honor to award Hannah Truesdell with the Junior Citizen of the Year award. Hannah stands out in our younger generation as someone who is caring and concerned for the well-being of those around her. Hannah is a senior at Alvirne High School whom has proven herself as a leader, peer, friend and role model.
As a quiet leader in our community, Hannah chooses to lead by example. Since the ear-ly age of 5 years old, Hannah and her family have been involved in Special Olympics and when she was old enough became an official unified partner and mentor. Her positive and calm demeanor has a way of engaging individuals, earning trust and respect which are excellent leadership skills.
Hannah also plays an active role in Alvirne’s WATS Program (We Are All The Same) where you will find her doing activities with individuals who experience a disability or par-ticipating in various forms of fundraising, such as the Penguin Plunge to help raise mon-ey and awareness for Special Olympics. Her commitment to those facing challenges is a clear indicator of her compassion and respect for others.
Hannah is one of the vice presidents for Alvirne’s DECA. DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools. She participates in holding community events along with helping to raise funds to allow for all members to afford and attend the leadership conferences which teaches and builds helpful leadership skills for the future.
In her classroom, Hannah puts forth honors level work and exemplifies leadership quali-ties by playing a key role in classroom discussions and debates, offering insightful com-mentary and textual references. As a successful student, she has learned how to balance a demanding college pre-paratory workload, while finding the time to work as a coun-selor and volunteer for various community service pro-grams, including Key Club, Lacrosse, and the Yearbook Club. For several summers Hannah has worked with the Hudson Recreation Department as a counselor and men-tor to the young kids participating in the summer program. Currently, Hannah balances her educational demands and volunteer efforts while working as a Dietary Aide at Fair-view Nursing Home.
Hannah is the daughter of Michael and Cheryl Truesdell of Hudson. Her future is bright with unlimited possibilities where her compassionate and giving presence will guide her success. She will be at-tending University of NH to major in Computer Science and Healthcare Administration.
Congratulations Hannah!
HANNAH TRUESDELL
JUNIOR CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
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The Greater Hudson Chamber of Commerce considers it an honor to present Emma Beals with the Junior Citizen of the Year award. Her achievements thus far are worth notice and her potential for the future is destined for her to continue to serve her com-munity. Emma is a senior at Alvirne High School and is a positive role model that demonstrates a high level of initiative in our community.
Emma is an active member of the National Honor Society and currently serves as Presi-dent, choosing and excelling in Honors level courses. While working hard academically and volunteering for various community projects, Emma babysits and has worked as a lifeguard.
She is a member of the marching and concert bands for the past three years. Emma is very active with her school activities such as captain of the soccer team, swim, tennis, and a leader in unified basketball/cheerleading and unified track. As part of the Unified Programs, students are paired with students with physical or mental challenges. For the program Emma worked on the “Buddy Ball”, a prom for special education students and their partners where she demonstrated kindness and patience for all those involved.
Emma’s greatest strength is in her compassion to others. She helped to start and con-tinues to organize the Feed Our Kids Program in the school district with the food pantry. This program provides food bags for students for the weekend. Emma recognized the need and through her work with the food pantry commits her time weekly to collecting donations, filling bags and delivering them to all the schools every Friday for the benefit of over 100 students.
Her community service activities also include dedicating time to Catie’s Closet for stu-dents in need of clothes and toiletries, the Student Athletic Leadership Council, volunteering for Special Olympics, partic-ipating in the Penguin Plunge, and aiding in providing Thanksgiving meals to the less fortunate. Emma’s generosity does not stop there, this year she has become a trainer for a service dog. She brought a dog , Mimi, into her home to train as a companion for a visually impaired person. She brings Mimi everywhere with her as part of training and attends weekly classes as part of the training process. Emma also donates her time to her community through leaf raking, coor-dinating writing letters during the holidays for soldiers, being a mentor through youth programs and participating in numerous races and fundraisers for the betterment of our community.
Emma is destined to find ways to help others with intentions to go into the nursing field where her kindness and generous nature will continue to be of service to others. Emma is the daughter of Steve and Regina Beals of Hudson.
Congratulations Emma!
EMMA BEALS
JUNIOR CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
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1971 Jonathan Smith 1972 Pam Lankhorst 1973 Paula Smith 1974 Martin Gagne 1975 Barbara Rowell 1976 Karen Bolton 1977 Martha Shepard 1978 Richard O’Meara 1979 Debra Cuthbertson 1980 Kenneth Tremblay 1981 Kami Phillips 1982 Daniel Flowers 1983 Mary Gallant 1984 Kenneth Abbott 1985 Rebecca Lee Dumas 1986 Elizabeth Strong 1987 Brian Gosselin 1988 Kimberly Peters 1989 Carolyn Beauchesnes 1990 William Femia 1991 Erich Fellenz 1992 Susan Habina 1993 Kimberly Anne Trudel 1994 Julie Karcz 1995 Katie Meaney 1996 Katie Keenan 1997 Matthew Luscz 1998 Kendra Farland
PREVIOUS AWARD WINNERS
Junior Citizens of the Year
1999 Michael Perkins 2000 Amanda Martin 2001 Aaron Collins 2002 Laura Polanec 2003 Nicole Contos & Katie Francoeur 2004 Jennifer Fredholm & Katie French 2005 Hope Blanchette & Sarah Morgan 2006 Yiyi Xia & Jaimie Zablocki 2007 Jacquelyn Lewis & Kevin Martin 2008 Max Mahoney & Michael O’Keefe 2009 Ashley Metivier 2010 Lauren Straight 2011 Kirsten Lennox & Jeremy Poulin 2012 Ashley Felch & Cheyenne Tessier 2013 Heather & Tara Hardy & Susan Li 2014 Ethan Beals 2015 Joseph Wedge Jr. 2016 Julia Balukonis 2017 Noah Tardif
It is with great pleasure the Gr. Hudson Chamber of Commerce is award each Junior Citizen of the Year with a $1,000 scholarship to further their education.
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1981 Cliff Rowell 1982 Harry Piper 1983 Gail Courville 1984 Leslie Ann Brown 1985 Leslie Ann Brown 1986 Linda Poisson 1987 Peter Thompson 1988 Patricia Day Belanger 1989 Patricia Day Belanger 1990 Lockheed Sanders 1991 Julie Hudon 1992 Carol Droznick 1993 Peter Deschenes 1994 James Todd 1995 William Barnes 1996 Julie Hudon
1997 Donald McGuire 1998 Joan Dearborn 1999 Fidele Bernasconi 2000 Steve Forkey 2001 John Fischer 2002 Stan Chapman 2003 Donna Gagnon 2004 Joyce Lyford 2005 Deborah Birch 2005 Peggy DiDonato 2006 Steve & Sheryl Forkey 2007 Jennifer Wheeler 2010 Timothy Malley 2012 Mike Falzone 2013 Steve Flaherty 2014 Marie Mayotte
Members of the Year
PREVIOUS AWARD WINNERS
Outstanding Community Partner of the Year
2015 Hudson Police Department 2016 Hudson Lion’s Club 2017 Hudson Kiwanis Club
Chamber Business of the Year
1995 Charlene’s Flower & Candy Shoppe 1996 Hudson-Litchfield News 1997 Stevie P’s Yacht Club Restaurant 1998 Domino’s Pizza 1999 Sanders, a Lockheed Martin Co. 2000 T-Bones Great American Eatery 2001 Sam’s Club 2002 Dr. Thomas Chamberlin, DDS 2003 Harmony Real Estate—Small Business 2003 Southeastern Container—Large Business 2004 The Natural Touch—Small Business 2004 The Telegraph—Large Business 2005 DiBenedetto & Co PA—Small Business 2005 Bank of NH—Large Business 2006 Melissa Hoffman Dance Center—Small Business 2006 Public Service of NH—Large Business 2007 Hudson Dental Associates 2008 Sam’s Club—Large Business 2008 Valentino’s Restaurant—Small Business 2009 Specialty Kitchens—Small Business 2009 T-BONES Great American Eatery—LG Business 2010 Sam’s Club—Large Business 2010 Matibo’s Salon Inc.—Small Business 2011 Showtime Computers—Small Business 2011 St. Joseph Healthcare—Large Business 2012 Area News Group—Small Business 2012 Enterprise Bank– Large Business 2013 Sousa Realty—Small Business 2013 Fairview Healthcare—Large Business 2014 Anne’s Florals & Gifts—Small Business 2014 Reed’s Ferry Sheds—Large Business 2015 The White Birch Catering & Banquet Hall 2016 Granite State Indoor Range 2017 Digital Federal Credit Union
PREVIOUS AWARD WINNERS
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Greater Hudson Chamber of Commerce Membership Roster
5 Way Realty Advanced Spa And Pool All Inclusive Realty LLC
Allstate Insurance Co-Jameson Alvirne High School
Ambit Energy—R Brownrigg American Legion Post #48 *Anne's Florals & Gifts
Anytime Fitness *Area News Group
**BAE Systems Bar Harbor Bank & Trust
Barclay Chiropractic Barlo Signs
Bean Group—Debra Federico Berkshire Hathaway /Verani
Bradley Motors Inc. Breault Law & Mediation
Brox Industries Campania Market Castleton Banquet
Catie’s Closet Center Physical Therapy & Exercise
Chamberlin Electric Charles Schwab, Mary Murphy
Coco, Early & Associates Columbus Dental Care
Comcast Business Services Consolidated Communications Continental Academie of Hair
Continental Paving Inc. ConvenientMD
Countryside Animal Hospital Cruises Inc.
Daigle Servicing Co. Dartmouth Hitchcock—Hudson *Digital Federal Credit Union
Divine Facility Service
Dr. Pierre Dionne DM Printing Service Inc.
Dream Vacations -Chesna Travel Agency
Dumont-Sullivan Funeral Homes Eastern Propane
Electronic Restoration Systems EmbroidMe
**Enterprise Bank Erickson Foundation SupportWorks
**Eversource Fairview Healthcare
Financial Insurance Services Inc. Family Promise of Greater Nashua
of Anne Marie House French Insurance Agency Friends of Benson’s Park
Friends of the Library Goodwill Industries of NNE Granite State Indoor Range
Granite State Salvage Granite State Plastics
Green Meadow Golf Club Hamblett & Kerrigan, P.A.
Harmony Real Estate *Harris Trophy
Holiday Inn Nashua Hudson Fire Department
Hudson Historical Society Hudson Junior Women’s Club
Hudson Kiwanis Club Hudson Lions Club
Hudson Litchfield Rotary Hudson Old Home Days Comm.
Hudson Mall Hudson Police Employee Assoc.
Hudson Police Department Hudson Quarry
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Hudson Youth Baseball ID Video Solutions
IM Wireless—Verizon Retailer Independent Electric Supply
INTEGRA Biosciences Jackie’s Clean Sweep
JDog Junk Removal & Hauling Kendall Pond Pizza
Kennedy & Moore Power Services Laurel Place
Liberty Utilities Matibo’s Salon
McDonalds—South Hudson Melissa Hoffman Dance Center
Nationwide Insurance-Soucy New England Pet Partners Inc.
NH Dept. of Education Vocational Rehabilitation
NH ESGR—National Guard NH Fisher Cats
Opportunity Networks Poles Automotive Service Center
Portrait Arts Photography Primerica
*Quality Press Inc. Radisson Hotel Nashua Ray’s Repair Service
Red Brick Clothing Co. Reeds Ferry Sheds
Regan Clothiers Regional Economic Develop. Corp.
RHM International Ripaldi Home Inspections Rodgers Memorial Library
Rolling Video Games of NH *Sam's Club
SAU #81 Hudson School Dist. Sanctuary Church, The
Seacoast Business Machines Sense of Balance
Service Credit Union Showtime Computer
Signs Now New Hampshire SL Chasse Steel
Smith Plumbing & Heating Sousa Realty & Dev. Corp
Southeastern Container Specialty Kitchens, Inc.
St. John XXIII Food Pantry St. John XXIII Parish St. Joseph Healthcare
St. Laurent Property Maintenance St. Mary’s Bank
State Farm Insurance Sullivan Tire & Auto Service
Tate Bros. Paving Co T-BONES Great American Eatery
TD Bank The Telegraph
Thryv Tim Thomas Training & Develop.
TJ Malley Electric Town of Hudson
Tri State Fire Protection LLC Triangle Credit Union TSD Hockey Group
United Way—Gr Nashua US SBA
Voden Automotive Welts, White & Fontaine
White Birch Catering/Banquet YMCA of Nashua
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