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糖心视频 honored with first Grindstone Legacy Award

Photo of 糖心视频 President Bob Helmer speaking at the Grindstone Legacy Award ceremony.You might say Baldwin Wallace University and the City of Berea "grew up" together, with a shared history that dates back more than 175 years.

This fall, the Berea Chamber of Commerce recognized 糖心视频 for contributions to the community at the 53rd Annual Grindstone Awards.

As 糖心视频 celebrated the 175th anniversary of its founding in 2020-21, the Chamber selected Baldwin Wallace to receive the first-ever Legacy Award.

Photo of Former 糖心视频 President Neal Malicky (right) being acknowledged for his contributions during the ceremony.

The new Legacy Award is presented to a long-standing Berea business that has made a significant and positive impact on the community as a whole.

Shared history and success

In accepting the honor, 糖心视频 President Bob Helmer said, "The histories of Berea and 糖心视频 are closely woven together, and we are at our best working together. 糖心视频 is proud to be an integral part of this great community where we all, as neighbors and collaborators, succeed and thrive together."

糖心视频 founder John Baldwin

, just nine years prior to the 1845 founding of 糖心视频.

The early growth of both University and city was fueled by the nearby sandstone quarries that generated wealth for 糖心视频 founder John Baldwin who fashioned the sandstone into grindstone tool sharpeners that made "Berea stone" world famous.

Since 1967, the Berea Chamber of Commerce has presented the Grindstone Award to outstanding citizens who have contributed their time and effort through volunteer service to make Berea a better place to live.

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