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County Chamber of Commerce holds 22nd Annual Business Expo

| 04 Nov 2014 | 09:52
    It's a family affair for one of Wantage's newest businesses, The Doggie Chalet. They offer cage-free, stress-free dog care and training. At their booth was owner Nick Bradley, wife Adriana, and three-year-old daughter Norah.
    It's a family affair for one of Wantage's newest businesses, The Doggie Chalet. They offer cage-free, stress-free dog care and training. At their booth was owner Nick Bradley, wife Adriana, and three-year-old daughter Norah.
    Cailey Jewelers of Lafayette once again had a fully manned display table on the lower level that featured fine jewelry for sale.
    Cailey Jewelers of Lafayette once again had a fully manned display table on the lower level that featured fine jewelry for sale.
    Employees of the Sussex County Division of Senior Services.
    Employees of the Sussex County Division of Senior Services.
    Linda Esposito and her son John of From the Heart Elder Care are shown at their exhibit during the Sussex County Chamber of Commerce's 22nd Annual Business Expo. After years in Vernon, they recently left the township to re-establish their business in Sussex Borough.
    Linda Esposito and her son John of From the Heart Elder Care are shown at their exhibit during the Sussex County Chamber of Commerce's 22nd Annual Business Expo. After years in Vernon, they recently left the township to re-establish their business in Sussex Borough.
    Tom Madsen General Contracting of Sussex was in the main room at the business expo. Madsen is also very socially conscious and is a member of the Sussex Kiwanis. He also serves on the Board of Directors of Sussex Rural Electric and is the Vice Chairman of the Sussex County Municipal Utilities Authority Board of Trustees.
    Tom Madsen General Contracting of Sussex was in the main room at the business expo. Madsen is also very socially conscious and is a member of the Sussex Kiwanis. He also serves on the Board of Directors of Sussex Rural Electric and is the Vice Chairman of the Sussex County Municipal Utilities Authority Board of Trustees.

HARDYSTON — What appeared to be thousands of hungry area residents headed to the Grand Cascade Lodge at the Crystal Springs Country Club on Monday for the 22nd annual Sussex County Chamber of Commerce Business Expo.

New and established businesses from Sussex and Wantage had a particularly strong showing this year including Tom Madsen General Contracting, From the Heart Elder Care, and one of the newest local businesses The Doggie Chalet of Wantage.

Exhibitors included representatives from various industries including health care, home improvement/remodeling, senior services, interior decorating, solar energy, landscaping, performing arts, financial services, health and wellness businesses, and veterinarians and pet services as well.

The Sussex County Sheriff’s Office was also promoting its Crime Stoppers program.

To learn more about the Sussex County Chamber of Commerce, visit sussexcountychamber.org.

— Photos by Chris Wyman