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Community Banks donates to LIFT-UP: Community Banks chose LIFT-UP as its November Community Touch Partner, and collected food at its Aspen, Basalt, Glenwood Springs and Rifle branches. As a part of this, Community Banks offered $1 for every food item brought in, with a ceiling of $500 per branch. The communities stepped up to reach that goal. From left are Mike Corbett, loan officer, Community Banks of Colorado (CBC)-Glenwood Springs; Michele Diamond, vice president CBC-Glenwood Springs; Mike Powell, executive director of LIFT-UP; Tami Sours, vice president CBC-Rifle; Anita Bruno, vice president CBC-Glenwood Springs; and Barb Embry, operations officer CBC-Glenwood Springs.
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Glenwood Springs, CO Colorado
April 7, 2008
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CMC marketing workshop
Don’t miss the two-day “Marketing for a Small Business Workshop” from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. April 23 and 30, at Colorado Mountain College - West Garfield Campus (Rifle). Besides learning how to develop a marketing plan, special segments include “free” and low-cost marketing methods as well as website development, media comparisons, competitive strategies and more. Plan ahead and call 625-1871 to enroll today.
Star Spangled Ceilings
Keith Wood, a local pastor, has established Star Spangled Ceilings, in which he paints glow-in-the-dark star murals on ceilings and walls. During the day, it is virtually invisible. At night, a personal night sky covered with stars reveals itself. A Star Spangled Ceiling is fun, educational and relaxing.
A glow-in-the-dark star mural is a great gift for the kids, and the big kids, too.
Call Keith Wood at 625-4381 for a free in-home demonstration and estimate.
Haber returns to Valley Wellness
Sandy Haber, CMT, has returned to the staff of massage therapists at The Valley Wellness Center in Glenwood Springs and Mid Valley Chiropractic in Basalt. She is working out of the Glenwood Springs and Basalt locations Monday through Friday.
The Valley Wellness Center and Mid Valley Chiropractic and Wellness Center offer a full range of chiropractic, massage and acupuncture services, as well as complimentary wellness and diagnostic services.
In addition to treatments, the Doctors Healthcare Cooperative store features a complete stock of herbs, vitamins and supplements.
The Glenwood Springs office is located at 1517 Blake Ave., Suite 203, and the Basalt office is at 24451 Highway 82. Call 947-1701 to arrange an appointment with Sandy Haber.
Julich consults
Julich Grants and Management Inc. can help you find the right solution to your grantwriting and management needs. Bernadette Julich, who recently retired from nearly 30 years at Colorado Mountain College managing a nonprofit volunteer organization and setting up grant teams and writing grants from $500 to $500,000, is available for consultation. JGandM’s phone number is 945-5594; fax is 945-1232.
Vicki Lee Green top producers
Robin Bennett has been named Vicki Lee Green’s top salesperson for March. Robin has been selling real estate in Garfield County since 2000.
Michelle James has been named Vicki Lee Green’s top listing agent for March, with the highest number of new listings. Michelle has been selling real estate in Garfield County since 1993.
Fell is EcoBroker
Donna Fell of Fell Real Estate has recently earned her EcoBroker designation, successfully completing a unique and informative training program on the energy and environmental issues that affect real estate transactions.
Rasmussen joins Green Line
Designer/builder Dave Rasmussen has joined Green Line Architects. He not only works directly with clients on small projects, but also works on the fine details of larger projects. Rasmussen’s fine detail skills are defined by his craft as an experienced furniture maker; he owns a local furniture studio.
Green Line Architects works on a wide range of projects, from affordable to high-end.
For more information about Green Line Architects, call 963-6689 or e-mail snovy@greenlinearchitects.com.
Clarke named director
Barbara Clarke of Carbondale has been named the new director of sales and marketing at the Hot Springs Lodge and Pool, effective April 1.
Clarke is the former vice president of sales for Aspen-based Ski.com, the largest privately-held ski tour operator in North America, formerly known as Aspen Ski Tours.
As the director of sales and marketing, Clarke’s senior-management duties include generating and maximizing revenues for the Hot Springs Lodge, Athletic Club, Sports Shop, Grill, Spa and Pool through effective prospecting, promotions, special events, advertising, public relations and sales calls. Clarke will also handle group bookings, do website marketing and supervise sales and marketing personnel.
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