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The Cache Chamber of Commerce website was recently redesigned by Jason Holladay from Email Contact. He has done a magnificent job with the design. It's user friendly and so easy to find what you are looking for with the drop down menus on each tab at the top of the home page.
If you members have any comments or would like to speak to me about this website please call 435-752-2161 or email Carolyn. We love you Jason .. GOOD JOB!
From,
The Chamber Chicks
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Advertise In Our Weekly E-Blast!
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The Cache Chamber of Commerce Weekly E-Blast is sent out every Thursday. If your business would like to advertise in the E-Blast, please have your flyer or the information you want to advertise to the Chamber by Wednesday at noon. Send information to Carolyn.
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Automate Your Renewal Payment For - 2013
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For all Chamber members who have already paid membership for 2012, you can pay 2013 automatically by filling out the ATTACHED form and send it back to the Chamber of Commerce 160 North Main Street, Logan Utah 84321.
This will be done automatically and you won't need to worry about sending your payment. It's easy and saves you time.
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Utah Child Protection Registry
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Utah Child Protection Registry is a state program administered by the Division of Consumer Protection and enforced in conjunction with the State Attorneys General Office.
The program allows families to register their emails, mobile phone numbers (SMS), and instant messenger IDs to stop adult product advertisements from reaching their in boxes.
Here is a link to the program, http://www.donotcontact.utah.gov.
Rachelle Milbank
Community Relations
UCPR/Unspam Registry Services
(435) 615-9205 x303 – office
(435) 513-2631 – mobile
Click here to find out more.
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CACHE BUSINESS SUMMIT Presentation Resources
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CACHE BUSINESS SUMMIT Presentation Resources
Presentations made available from presenters:
Social Media March 2012 Eric Schulz, USU Jon M. Huntsman School of Business
Easy Web Development and Online Resources John Davidson, Bridgerland Applied Technology College
QuickBooks classes are offered at both the Logan and Brigham City campuses. http://www.batc.edu or call (866) 701-1100 for Logan Campus, and (800) 827-0614 for Brigham Campus.
Summit Presentation Resources
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Alliance will provide counseling, training to 100,000 age 50+ entrepreneurs
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Small Business Administration and AARP are launching a strategic alliance to provide counseling and training to entrepreneurs over the age of 50 who want to start or grow a small business. Through SBA’s on-line training courses and its nationwide network of business mentors and counselors, the two organizations expect to train 100,000 “encore entrepreneurs,” men and women over 50 who are starting or running a small business.
“No matter what your age, if you have an idea or a business that’s ready to move to the next level, the SBA wants to make sure you have access to the tools you need to start and grow,” said SBA Administrator Karen Mills. “We know that working side-by-side with AARP, we will be able to reach baby boomer's and Americans over the age of 50 who have years of professional experience working for others and are ideally positioned to step out and become their own boss. And, in doing so, they will become job creators and drivers of economic growth in their communities.”
SBA has set up a dedicated web page Americans over the age of 50 featuring: an on-line self-assessment tool that will help potential small business owners understand their readiness for starting a business as well as information to help with business planning, shaping a winning business idea, professional counseling, financial services and information to find local resources in your area. This web page can be found at: http://www.sba.gov/content/50-entrepreneurs.
SBA and AARP also will jointly develop and host a customized on-line course, self-assessment, and webinar series for older entrepreneurs. SBA already offers a suite of on-line courses for people who want to start and grow their business. To take a course, go to http://www.sba.gov/training under “on-line courses.” Course topics include start-up basics, finance strategies, marketing tactics, overseas trade, and more.
For more than 70 million Americans over 50, business ownership is a practical option. It can be a second career or a chance to leverage life experiences into an interesting and financially practical “encore” career.
“Many baby boomer's are working beyond retirement age and choosing to stay active and engaged in the workforce,” Mills said. “For many older entrepreneurs, starting a small business can be an opportunity to transform a lifetime hobby or interest or years of professional experience into a lucrative line of work.”
For more information on SBA’s programs and services, please visit www.sba.gov.
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This summer Common Ground has BIG plans!
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It's time to support Common Ground Outdoor Adventures' Summer FUNd DrThis summer Common Ground has BIG plans! Please consider making a financial contribution to assist us in providing these trips and activities this summer!
With your contribution, we will provide 130 activities for 950 people with disabilities, during the summer months! Activities include river rafting, camping in Logan Canyon, and many local programs such as water skiing, cycling, canoeing and swimming at Bear Lake.
Help us celebrate the joys of summer by giving the gift of adventure and discovery with a tax deductible contribution. No matter the size, your support will make a difference in the lives of people with disabilities right here in your community.
Click HERE to make a secure on-line donation now.
Or mail a check payable to Common Ground, 335 N 100 E, Logan, Utah 84321. All gifts are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law (Tax ID 84-1385181).
In-kind contributions are also needed for summer programs. Items include fresh vegetables, non-perishable food items, Type V life jackets, tents, camp chairs, and more. If you'd like to purchase items for the program or donate gently used gear please contact our office.
Hope to see you at our Summer BBQ on June 11th, 7pm at the Rotary Pavilion at Willow Park as we celebrate summer and thank the many volunteers and donors who will make Summer 2012 unforgettable for so many of our participants.
Sammie Macfarlane
Executive Director
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Celebrate the unofficial start of summer with a Memorial Day "Staycation."
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Military Appreciation Night and Fireworks at the Salt Lake Bees
All tickets 1/2 off for members of the military and their families.
Spring Mobile Ballpark
Saturday, May 26 @ 6:35 p.m.
Click Here to purchase tickets.
*Fireworks begin approx. 20 minutes after game ends.
World Super-bike BigM Weekend AMA Pro Racing
A perfect night of motorcycles, music, and military. Click Here for more info.
Miller Motor-sports Park
May 26 - May 28
Click Here and use the following promo code to receive 25% off.
Promo Code: sf2569
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Summer Slim Down Challenge 
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Summer Slim Down Challenge at 209 W 300 N, Logan UT 84321 435.716.8535
10 Week Challenge
• Eat Smart, Slim Down, and Feel Better!
• Points earned for Eating Healthy, Exercising, & Weight Loss
• Weekly Weigh In’s
• Prizes for Most Points, Highest % of Weight Loss and more!
(% of weight loss not posted with names)
-REMEMBER-
Monday, June 4 - Kick Off Party Starts at Noon With Refreshments after Weigh In
Rules to the “Challenge” given out
CALL NOW FOR MORE DETAILS
435.716.8535
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