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“To promote and support the economic vitality while honoring and preserving the unique lifestyles of our Mountain Communities."
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March 07, 2007
February 22, 2007
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February 07, 2007
January 19, 2007
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February 21, 2007
January 19, 2007
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January 17, 2007
January 11, 2007
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Vol. 3
Issue 27
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December 06, 2006
November 16, 2006
Vol. 3
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Article Briefs
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Kids Of Promise Sunrise Breakfast
Our Featured Sponsor
by Charli Eaton
Grandmother's Of The Light, an Oakhurst based non profit organization (www.grandmothersofthelight.org) is happy to announce the first Kids Of Promise Sunrise Breakfast on June 24, at 7AM, at the Elks Lodge in Madera, located at 112 West 6th St., Madera. This event is to benefit the Family Express Get On The Bus program that transports family members to the state prisons in Chowchilla for visiting Moms and Grandmoms.
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Have a great time...
AND help out Katrina victims at the same time!
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Don't miss
BRAD & PATRICE JENSEN are going to be on HGTV this coming Wednesday, JUNE 6th
on the ReZoned program.
It is our 8 minutes of fame!!
The time will depend on your TV service.
We are on DirectTV and we will see it at 3:30pm; you may be seeing at 6:30pm however; check your listing.
We are the last of 4 pieces on that episode, so just wait for us to be on.
Thanks for watching.
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Calling all kids!
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It's time to...
Shop at Stavast!
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Author’s Evening for June
Willow Bridge Books
Author’s Evening June 8, Meet Tom Medema, an interpretive park ranger with the National Park Service for over 15 years. Sierra Saturday Art Hop and Saturday Lecture Series on June 9, Photography is the focus at the Sierra Saturday Art Hop. Ron D. Young would be joining Paul Worthington for our Sierra Saturday Art Hop event. Ron is the wonderful photographer who has taken all of the gorgeous photos of Yosemite that are currently in the store. Author’s Evening June 15, Meet a poet, Brandon Cesmat, author of “Driven into the Shade”, winner of 2003 San Diego Book Award for Poetry. Saturday Poetry Event on June 16 from 11:00 a.m.to 6 p.m. Several authors will read throughout the day.
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STOP! Got Water?
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Major Advertising opportunities for tourism related businesses.
This may be an excellent way to put some coop advertising out there! Let’s us know if you want to share advertising with someone and we will create a list and share it with all interested parties. Perhaps we could make a bit of a splash a get several pages of advertising in one (or both) of the publications and see what happens?
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CalChamber Helping Update Vital Statewide
by Valerie Nera
 (May 31, 2007) A California Chamber of Commerce policy advocate is part of an advisory committee that is helping develop a roadmap for managing California’s water resources.
The state Department of Water Resources (DWR) recently appointed Valerie Nera, CalChamber policy advocate for agriculture, resources and privacy, to the California Water Plan Update 2009 Public Advisory Committee.
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Work Ethic and YOU
by Barry Bailey
Every organization has an expected work ethic. It is usually ingrained into the very fabric of the company. The work ethic is usually unwritten but it exists in many activities. You can find it in areas such as how you approach management, or how should you act at parties or meetings, or perhaps what can you speak about and what is forbidden to discuss.
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Barney for Mayor
SCHEDULE UPDATE
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It would be UN-Bear-Able if you miss the...
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It's no gamble with Al watching out for you!
Courtesy of the Chukchansi Employee monthly magazine "The Messenger".
Al is a past employee of the Chamber and we are happy to him stepping up and helping his coworkers like he used to help us!
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Call for your appointment today!
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Your opinion counts!
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Oakhurst 500
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PG&E supports Chambers “Fun Things to Do in Eastern Madera” Film Project with a $5,000.00 grant!
Al Galvez, Manager of Public Affairs – Area 8 and Mary Diebert, Business Customer Field Rep presented the Eastern Madera County Foundation, the Oakhurst Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and Chamber staff a $5,000.00 check for Phase II of the hotel DVD the Chamber made last year to promote tourism in our region.
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Call us!
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Sierra Sky Ranch Finishes Major Room Renovation!
Ted Roach one of the property owners and the general manager of Sierra Sky Ranch, announced the completion of a $140,000.00 dollar upgrade to bring central air conditioning and heating into the 100 + year old historic ranch.
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Important information about credit safety
Read this and make a copy for your files in case you need to refer to it. Maybe we should all take some of his advice! A corporate Attorney sent out the following out to the employees in his company.
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Thank You!
2007 Mountain Peddlers Fair
May 2007 Oakhurst
Mountain Peddlers Fair
Sponsors, Contributors & Volunteers
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PULSE
Oakhurst Area “PULSE”
Want to share your knowledge or idea on a topic? Have a new product, location, employee or service? Do you want to get the word out to Oakhurst? Let us know!
In this issue we have;
2nd Saturday Art Hop on June 9th
Staging by Ed Bailey
New & Renewal May 2007
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Chamber & Community Pictures
The community was able to direct questions to a full panel of elected officials
from the county, state, and federal branches of the government.
Left to Right: RMA Director, Ray Beach; County Sheriff, John Anderson;
District 5 Supervisor, Tom Wheeler; Congressman, George Randanovich, Representative Bob Phelan from State Representative, Tom Berryhills office; and
Loyd Wright from Madera County Planning Department.
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A Special Thank You to our 2007 Sponsors!
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E-blast Alert
If you are thinking about sending out an e-blast, we are currently three weeks out with our time frames, so please plan ahead and think July.
Send your business news or announcements to:
chambernews@
oakhurstchamber.com
The Chamber E-Newsletter is published on the first and third Wednesday of the month. The deadline (to ensure your submissions makes it in time) is the Wednesday prior to the publish date. NOTE: We reserve the right to edit material submitted to the Chamber.
Important Note: We try to limit 25 to 30 articles per issue. Therefore, articles will be placed in the newsletter on a first-come basis with special consideration to events with dates that take place within the timeframe of the published newsletter.
Basic requirements include the following: 1) Microsoft Word preferred. 2) Non-text items such as pictures, graphics, or tables MUST be no wider than 3.3” in width. .GIF & .JPG only 3) FONT Requirements: Do not uppercase all the words. 4) Include a short summary of the article for the front page of the newsletter. |
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