Salutes and Salutations: Danville Community Awards This Thursday
The event will also be a benefit for the Veteran's Memorial Building.
On Thursday, the Danville Area Chamber of Commerce will announce the community awards for educator of the year, businesses person of the year, citizen of they year, and charitable organization of the year at its annual Community Awards event, "Salutes and Salutations."
The event will also serve as a benefit for the Veteran's Memorial Hall.
It takes place Thursday at 5:30 p.m at the Danville Community Center, 420 Front Street.
If finding out who the citizen of the year isn't enough, the event will also serve a hearty appetizer dinner (and wines!) by local restaurants including Café Esin, Fish on Fire, McNamara’s Steak and Chophouse, Scott’s Catering, Absolute Celebrations, Forbes Mill Steakhouse, Amber and Yiping to welcome new Chairman of the Board, Jonathan Watts - Attorney at Law.
Additionally, yours truly (as in Danville Patch) will be pouring wine for attendees. So come by, say hi, tell us you like us, and we'll pour you a glass of wine.
But... there's more! During the evening the local band Alma Desnuda will be performing, and the Chamber will hold a raffle of baskets including products, services and gift cards from Chamber Member businesses.
A portion of the raffle proceeds will be donated to the new Danville Veteran’s Hall. And if you bring your own wine glass from a former Danville event you will be entered to win a prize.
Tickets are $50 per person, $95 per couple.
For more information and ticket sales please call Martha Levison, Events Coordinator Danville Area Chamber of Commerce at 925-837-4400 x14. Or visit the Chamber website at www.DanvilleAreaChamber.com.
Beau Hunk
8:27 am on Thursday, February 23, 2012
They didn't learn ya anything in school about "its" and "it's" did they? "It's" is not possessive - it is ALWAYS a contraction for "it is."
This is the sentence snippet from above: "...of the year at it's annual Community..."
The way to figger out which to use is to expand the contraction, thusly:
"...of the year at IT IS annual Community..." Doesn't sound quite right does it?
Terry Parris Jr.
9:06 am on Thursday, February 23, 2012
They did... but thanks for pointing out the typo so thoroughly. It's been fixed!