Member to Member

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Photos

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Chamber Newsletter

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Contact Info.

Manhattan Chamber
of Commerce:
P.O. Box 357
Phone: (815) 478-3811
Fax: (815) 478-7611
Email:
chamber@manhattan-il.com

The Purpose of the Chamber of Commerce:
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The purpose of the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce is to promote economic programs designed to strengthen and expand the income potential of all businesses and organizations. We strive to help advance the general welfare and prosperity of the Manhattan area, its citizens and all of the business community. To download a membership application for the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce, please Click Here

P.O. Box 357 | Phone: (815) 478-3811 | Fax: (815) 478-7611 | Email: chamber@manhattan-il.com

Chamber Board Members:

Chamber Board Member’s 2008
Back row: Jamie Doyle, Pam Davis, Dr. Nick Polyak, Bill Johnson
Bront row: Dianne Berthold, Paula Morrone, Dr. Jeff Pietrzyk, Greg Broderick
Position: Name Professional Association:
President Dr. Nick Polyak Lincoln-Way High District School #210
Vice President Dr. Jeff Pietrzyk Illinois Eye Associates
Treasurer Bill Johnson Select Perfection Construction, LLC
Executive Director Glenna Johnston Manhattan School District #114
Board Members Dianne Berthold First Bank of Manhattan
Board Members Greg Broderick Berkot's Super Foods
Board Members Pam Davis SIlver Cross Hospital
Board Members Jamie Doyle Village of Manhattan
Board Members Paula Morrone HomeStar Bank
The City of Manhattan:

Manhattan was incorporated in 1886. We are an old and established community. Having its roots in farming, the village has grown over the last ten years to accommodate over 6000 people. Our forebears of German and Irish heritage give expression in our early spring festival Irish Fest.

One of the real advantages of living in Manhattan is the ease with which everyone works together to make our town better and better. The town's caboose from the Norfolk and Western Railway shows the fruits of the Historical Society, Village, Township and Park Board working together to get something done. This web site is another testament to that, for through the Chamber of Commerce's efforts, we are able to give visitors a central place to learn about our area, and allow residents to find answers to their questions about what is going on in the area.

For residents and visitors alike, this web site assembles most of what you need to know about the Manhattan area.