I’ve got a lot of love for the Webster Chamber of Commerce.
This outstanding organization goes above and beyond to promote our local businesses, especially through their frequently updated website and informative online newsletter. But my favorite part? The monthly Chamber breakfasts.
These monthly Friday morning gatherings regularly draw upwards of 90 business owners, making them a fantastic networking opportunity. And the breakfast itself is always delicious.
I don’t own a business myself, but I attend as a blogger, and these meetings are a goldmine for story ideas. At the most recent breakfast, I met the owners of two new businesses opening soon — Community Bank and Play-a-Latte — both of which I’ll be writing about. I also jotted down notes about half a dozen upcoming events around town for my mailbag posts. Plus, I caught up with longtime acquaintances and made some new ones, all thanks to the Chamber.
Each meeting features a useful and often eye-opening presentation. This time, representatives from the West Webster Fire Department, Penfield Ambulance, and Webster Police Department shared important summer safety tips that everyone should hear.
Oh, and did I mention I won a sweet backpack in the door prize drawing?
If you own a business in Webster, or even just do business here, you should absolutely consider joining the Webster Chamber of Commerce. There’s no downside and a whole lot of upside.
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(posted 6/27/2025)





Hi Missy,I love reading your blogs. Thanks!Sent from my iPhone
What a nice comment! Thank you!
Missy,
What a great article. What a fantastic group of people to be associated with including yourself. I’ve never regretted for a moment joining The Webster Chamber of Commerce. The benefits of joining are almost boundless.
George Baker
Agreed! Thank you, George!