The Colton Chamber of Commerce is running a little behind schedule on presenting The Grand Marshal Daneil Muro his plaque of appreciation & their Colton Christmas parade sponsorship appreciation Certificates for 2023 . Two of the twelve were presented on February 22 , 2024 to Gomez professional Services INC. & also to DR. Luis Gonzales The two were The Colton Chamber of Commerce parade sponsors . The other sponsors will be given their Certificates at The Chamber's next Rise n Shine march 5 ,2024 along with the Chamber's new members for 2024 . The Chamber has started the year off with seven new members for the month of February. We like to introduce Armada Towing INC , Masterbrand LLC, California University of Science & Medicine , AMCAL Automotive , Grand Terrace Hospice , Wood springs Hotel ,& Dental Center of Colton . The Chamber would like to thank all their member's and Friends of the chamber for all their support with their past events and future events. The Chamber is planning some events for the spring and fall of 2024 . please follow us on Face book at Colton Chamber of Commerce or our website at WWW.Coltonchamber.org . If interested in becoming a member please call the office at 909-825-2222 or 909-235-0586
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February 29, 2024 at 01:34pm. Views: 317
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