Come out and "EXPERIENCE the "WOW" Factor on September 17, 2013 at Fiesta Ole' Mexican Restaurant, 1116 Chestnut Street, Emmaus, PA from 6pm - 8pm.
The evenings Special Guest Speaker will be Tommy Wyatt, author of the BEST SELLING BOOK, "Appreciation Marketing - How To Achieve Greatness Through Gratitude" ! He will be sharing his wisdom as a Dynamic and Successful Entrepreneur!
You will DISCOVER:
How Izhak Ben Shabat, CEO and Founder, went from driving an ice cream truck in Houston, TX to an amazing company with product recognition in over 40 countries and products sold for over 800 million dollars.
How to be successful in today's economy with the SEACRET Bold Marketing Strategy.
Vision of Global Outreach.
You will:
Have FUN "with Mud" (put a little mud on your face.)
Experience free demos of SEACRET.
Network with others.
Refreshments provided.
Enjoy a FREE Margarita or non-alcoholic beverages and delicious appetizers prepared by Fiesta Ole' Mexican Restaurant
Please RSVP (by September 17, 2013) because seating is limited.
CONTACT:
Eileen - 484.553.2342 / eileen@keenterprise.com
Keith - 484.553.5307 / keith@keenterprise.com
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
IMPORTANT! -- Grumpy's BBQ Roadhouse Sept/Oct Entertainment Schedule
Please include the following entertainment schedule for Grumpy's Bar-B-Que Roadhouse in your listing section of your publication and the community section of your web site. All shows at Grumpy's begin at 9:30pm.
Dates in PURPLE are Lehigh Valley Roller Girls after party events. Grumpy's invites those who attended the bout to come back to the Roadhouse for the after party.
Kind regards,
Mary Pierce
267-574-5334
September | |
6-Sep | Jake Kaligis and the New Constitution |
7-Sep | Lou Franco Project |
13-Sep | Bryant Brothers |
14-Sep | Slippery Chickens |
20-Sep | Midnight Shift |
21-Sep | Friends of Tom |
27-Sep | Mad Dog and Blues Night Out |
28-Sep | Hoozya Daddy |
October | |
4-Oct | Jake Kaligis and the New Constitution |
5-Oct | Scott Marshall and the Hillbilly Souls |
11-Oct | Ultra Kings |
12-Oct | The Buzzards |
18-Oct | JAMO |
19-Oct | James Supra Blues Band |
25-Oct | Todd Wolfe Band |
26-Oct | Nite Flyte |
Mary Pierce
267-574-5334
Mary Pierce Entertainment
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Monday, September 2, 2013
Informational Event Proposal for Businesses, Organizations, and Groups in the Lehigh Valley and beyond
Informational Proposal for Businesses, Organizations, and Groups
Prepared by: Alfonso ToddDate: 08/27/2013ALFONSO TODD AND ASSOCIATES / PROLIFICK MEDIA is proposing the following strategic promotional projects and platforms for Businesses, Organizations, and Groups in the Lehigh Valley and beyond, in order to create increased community awareness.EVENT PROMOTIONS / MARKETINGEVENT SPONSORSHIP or VENDORSHIP available:PIPELINE SEMINAR - https://www.facebook.com/events/420595791389829/ - A seminar created to inform and benefit the Lehigh Valley community when it comes to the new projects occurring and entrepreneurial opportunities that are arising. We are offering "swag bags" to all of our attending guests and for $20.00, you can include your promotional item. We will need 55 pieces of the item for the bags. DATE: SEPTEMBER 28, 2013THE 2nd ANNUAL FUZION 2013 WORLD COMMUNITY EVENT - www.fuzion2013.com - The FUZION 2013 WORLD COMMUNITY EVENT will be an educational, yet entertaining event for ALL ages! It will be held at THE HOLIDAY INN located at 904 W Hamilton St, Allentown, PA on OCTOBER 19, 2013. Doors will be open from 12:00 noon to 6:00pm. This event will be FREE to the public. The FUZION 2013 WORLD COMMUNITY EVENT will highlight: Innovative Art. Avant-garde Fashion, Cutting-edge Music, Inventive Businesses, Local, Regional, and National Community Groups / Organizations. FUZION 2013 promises to not only be a grand experience, but the organizers are dedicated to making this affair into an endeavor that will make an effective change in our communities by doing activities that get the area residents, merchants, and proprietors directly involved in quality, progressive and positive events. We are currently seeking organizations, groups, and vendors to participate in this event. In addition, small/large businesses and community organizations are encouraged to come out, network, and meet the public. DATE: OCTOBER 19, 2013WOODY'S OCTOBERFEST - FAMILY FUNFEST 2013 - It will be an educational, yet entertaining event for ALL ages! It will be held at WOODY'S SPORTS BAR & GRILL, 2625 Easton Ave, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania on OCTOBER 24, 2013. Doors will be open from 12:00 noon to 6:00pm. This event will be FREE to the public. There will be live music, performances, food, and informational booths from local, regional, and national businesses, non-profits, and organizations. This will be a great community event to create awareness about your brand and services. DATE: OCTOBER 24 - 27, 2013.The 4th ANNUAL Lehigh Valley COMMUNITY HEALTH EXPO 2013 / www.lvhealthexpo.com It will be an informative and fun event for ALL ages. It will be held at the Allentown Holiday Inn located in Downtown Allentown, PA on November 16, 2013. The LEHIGH VALLEY COMMUNITY HEALTH EXPO 2012 will highlight:
- Health Care Organizations
- Caregivers
- Healthy Living Products
- Preventative Health
- Pharmaceutical Information
- Local, Regional, National and International Health/Wellness Business.Healthcare organizations, non-profits and community organizations will be on hand to educate, demonstrate, and facilitate. We are, currently, seeking companies, health practitioners, and vendors to participate in this event. In addition, small and large businesses and community organizations are encouraged to come out, network, and meet the public. DATE: NOVEMBER 16, 2013.A discounted rate for vendor tables for 2 or more events can be provided. Please let me know which events you would like to participate in and pricing can then be provided.If you would choose to sponsor more than one event bundled rates can also be provided.For more information, contact 484.619.6541
Important News Release from CACLV
Happenings at America On Wheels Museum
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COUNCIL MEETING September 4, 2013 COUNCIL CHAMBERS 435 Hamilton Street PUBLIC SAFETY MEETING 6:45 PM
Bill 39 Communications 911 Fund Budget Amendment
Amending the 2013 E9-1-l Fund Budget to provide for a supplemental appropriation of Forty Five Thousand ($45,000) Dollars as a result of a disbursement by the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA) for the purpose of participaing in a Regional Shared Services Assessment of the 9-1-1 System.
Council Meeting – 7:00 PM
1. Invocation: Cynthia Mota
2. Pledge to the Flag
3. Roll Call
4. Courtesy of the Floor
5. Approval of Minutes: August 21, 2013
6. Old Business
7. Communications
8. Committee Meetings
Budget and Finance: Chairperson Schweyer
Public Safety: Chairperson Eichenwald
Community and Economic Development: Chairperson Davis
Parks and Recreation: Chairperson Mota
Public Works: Chairperson O’Connell
Human Resources, Administration and Appointments: Chairperson Glazier
Rules, Chambers, Intergovernmental Relations and Strategy: Chairperson Guridy
Special Committee – Tax Exempt Properties – Chairperson Eichenwald
OTHER COMMITTEE REPORTS
Controller’s Report
Managing Director’s Report
9. APPOINTMENTS:
Erick Bernhard Plumbers Examining Board 06/04/2016
Joseph Cocca, Jr. Electricians Examining Board 01/25/2016
10. ORDINANCES FOR FINAL PASSAGE:
Bill 39 Communications 911 Fund Budget Amendment
Amending the 2013 E9-1-l Fund Budget to provide for a supplemental appropriation of Forty Five Thousand ($45,000) Dollars as a result of a disbursement by the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA) for the purpose of participaing in a Regional Shared Services Assessment of the 9-1-1 System
11. ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION:
Bill 41 Trexler Fund Appropriation Refer to Parks and Recreation
Amending the 2013 Trexler Fund and the 2013 Capital Projects Fund to provide for a supplemental appropriation of Two Hundred Twenty Five Thousand, Nine Hundred Twenty Six Dollars and Seventy Three Cents ($225,926.73) to the Trexler and Capital Funds to provide for the annual receipt of capital improvement funds from the Trexler Trust designated by Court Order dated April 19, 2011.
12. CONSENT AGENDA: None
13. RESOLUTIONS ON SECOND READING: None
14. RESOLUTIONS ON FIRST READING: None
15. NEW BUSINESS
16. GOOD AND WELFARE
17. ADJOURNED
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Innovation School: CPI Education Initiative Update and Next Meeting
Friends,
I just wanted you to know about an interesting concept that Mark Lang has been working on.
He calls it the CPI education initiative, but it is a type of middle and high school that will teach the 21st Century skills of innovation and entrepreneurship.
Mark has been utilizing his model at the Lincoln Leadership Academy and the summer entrepreneurship camp held at Charter Partners every summer.
He hopes that it will be an incubator for ideas that school districts might adopt later.
He will be having an upcoming meeting. If you would like to be invited to it, please feel free to reach out to him and let him which of the available dates work for you.
For all those with an interest in the CPI education initiative, let me try to summarize where we are. I am sending this to a larger group for information and in case anyone wants to get more involved. Please also use this email as an opportunity to invite others you believe are interested to join us.
We have had a number of excellent discussions among different small groups. It seems that we all agree on the problem: issues with a qualified workforce are a major impediment to growth and even survival of high value employers in our region and the country -- the kind we need to maintain a healthy lifestyle, and education today is not able to prepare the very different kind of graduate we need to address the problem. It seems we all believe that the essence of a different way to educate that will fully address the problem is within our reach. We have also shared what it would take to start a new model school based on a charter school vehicle.
Concerns that remain: Many want to help but are not sure how they can assist with the tasks that face us. Many are concerned about the timeline to make the Sept 2014 opening. Many are concerned that the political and bureaucratic aspects of public education will get in the way of anything we do.
On the timeline, my experience is that a team with this kind of talent working in entrepreneurial fashion can get this job done, partly because we have a lot to build on. I also believe that all of you who are willing can find ways to contribute important work to the initiative. The final step to get us all working as a team is to hammer out a specific process map with everyone contributing of how this team can achieve the goal together. That means a 3-4 hour intensive session that Ann Raines has volunteered to facilitate, and the preference seems to be for a weekday evening meeting.
This is a very busy group (the good people always are busy), but I hope as many of you as possible can make time for this important step. To facilitate the scheduling, I have listed evening dates for the next two weeks below, and included the two Saturdays as possible alternatives. Would everyone who wants to be involved please notate the days that work for you and return this email to me? You can just put yes or no beside each date. For the evening times, I am going to suggest 6 to 9:30 pm, and suggest that we have some kind of food available at 5:30 pm for any who can come early for food and conversation, and we will jump into the process at 6 pm. Feel free to share any thoughts you have with me, also.
I know this effort has not been as efficient as one would prefer. Perhaps it could have gone better if I was a better facilitator. However, I am pleased with the talent and interest that has come together, and I am confident we and others we recruit can make this happen. Thanks.
Mark
Tuesday, Sept. 3 6-9:30pm
Wednesday, Sept. 4 6-9:30pm
Thursday, Sept 5 6-9:30pm
Friday, Sept 6 6-9:30pm
Saturday, Sept 7 8-12am
Monday, Sept 9 6-9:30pm
Tuesday, Sept 10 6-9:30pm
Wednesday Sept 11 6-9:30pm
Thursday, Sept 12 6-9:30pm
Friday, Sept 13 6-9:30pm
Saturday, Sept 14 8-12am
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Mark Lang
mlang@charterpartnersinstitute.org
610-691-8459
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