Potsdam Chamber adds 11 new business and community members
The Potsdam Chamber of Commerce has welcomed 11 new members representing businesses, services and community organizations in the region.
By the ClickNNY North Country Desk
The Potsdam Chamber of Commerce has added 11 new members, including businesses and community organizations in Potsdam, Canton, Norwood and Ogdensburg.
The new members are Roxy Tattoo; Delta Kappa Theta Fraternity; Dayton King Team at Keller Williams Platform; Sculpt with Ellen; Gray & Sergi Wealth Management Group; International Spice Market; Benjamin Franklin Plumbing of the North Country; Norwood Historical Association & Museum; Plan-B Entertainment; Paracord PetWear Etc.; and River Valley Farm Market. The chamber said the new members offer services ranging from tattooing and real estate to plumbing, financial management, entertainment, pet products, food and historical programming.
Reported by ClickNNY and reviewed by an editor before publication.
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