Dover Chamber welcomes five new members in January
DOVER — The Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed five new businesses and organizations into its membership.
Currie Creative, LLC
Currie Creative offers consulting, training, and media services for small businesses and nonprofits. The company was founded by Judi Currie, a communications professional with experience writing for newspaper, magazine, and broadcast media with extensive technical knowledge of Microsoft and Adobe platforms.
To learn more about Currie Creative, LLC, visit their website at https://curriecreative.com/.
Meineke
Meineke is an auto repair shop located in Dover. Services include oil changes, brakes, alignments, and exhaust repairs, plus state inspections.
Meineke is located at 899 Central Avenue, Dover. To learn more about Meineke or schedule an appointment visit their website at https://www.meineke.com/ or call the shop at 603-617-4634.
PROFORM Athletic Development & Fitness Training
PROFORM provides professional science-based injury prevention, fitness training, sports performance training, athletic development, body composition, nutrition and sports nutrition. Professional strength and conditioning coach Ryan George’s knowledge and experience allows him to focus on the physical needs of the individual, this approach allows for optimal results and performance.
PROFORM Athletic Development & Fitness Training is located at 1 Washington St., Suite 4183 in Dover. To learn more about PROFORM, visit their website at http://www.proformathleticdevelopment.com/ or email proformcoach@gmail.com.
Radiance Natural Health
Radiance Natural Health is an Asian medicine practice that aspires to change the way that we think of and experience healthcare. The services offered include acupuncture, massage therapy, Chinese herbal medicine, and manual lymphatic drainage.
Radiance Natural Health is located at 314b Central Avenue in Dover. To learn more about Radiance Natural Health, visit their website at https://www.radiancenaturalhealth.com/, by calling 603-534-2334, or emailing info@radiancenaturalhealth.com.
SoDo Pub
SoDo Pub is a neighborhood pub serving South Dover in the Pointe Place community. Established in 2023, SoDo offers local craft beer and delicious pub fare to enjoy while catching a game, making new friends, or partaking in one of SoDo’s nearly-nightly special events.
SoDo Pub is located at 45 Pointe Place, #6 in Dover. To learn more about SoDo Pub, visit their website at https://www.sodopubnh.com/, email info@sodopubnh.com, or call 603-457-2077.
R.W. Creteau Technical Center to host Rochester Chamber Business After Hours
ROCHESTER — The Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce’s announced that R.W. Creteau Technical Center at Spaulding High School, along with their Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter, will host a Business After Hours on Tuesday, Feb. 11, from 5:30-7 p.m. This special event will take place at R.W. Creteau Technical Center, 140 Wakefield St., Rochester.
This event will provide FBLA members with the unique opportunity to connect with local business leaders, gaining valuable insight and networking experience. By building connections, the FBLA aims to strengthen our community and build lasting relationships that will benefit local businesses and future business leaders. Tours of the R.W. Creteau Technology Center will be provided.
Those attending should plan to bring plenty of business cards for networking and door prizes. Light appetizers and refreshments will be provided. To register to attend this Business After Hours, visit www.rochesternh.org/februarybah.
Thrive New England is the first recipient of the Partners Bank Employee Donation of the Month in 2025
SANFORD, Maine – Selected by Rebekah Erwin, Customer Care Assistant Manager at Partners Bank, to bring awareness during National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, Thrive New England is the recipient of the Employee Donation of the Month in January.
Every month, Partners Bank selects an employee to choose an organization to receive a $1,000 donation from the bank. This program is one of the many ways the bank honors the values of its employees and involves them in the improvement of the community in Southern Maine and New Hampshire.