Upcoming Chamber Events
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Thursday, April 1
8:30 - 10:00 am
Join us via Zoom
Healthcare Network Group Meeting
If your business is associated with the healthcare industry please join us as this group will share information & education, pass referrals and help promote the overall well-being of healthcare related businesses within our Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce. Part networking, part referrals, part education and open discussion forum about topics impacting you.
Currently hosted as virtual events, we will resume rotating to different group member locations each month when we are able.
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Host: Joan Baert of the Lakes Area Community Coalition
Topic: Adult Substance Use Trends During COVID and Implications for Youth
Register in advance for this meeting:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
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Friday, April 2 - Good Friday
No Coffee Connect today
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Unfortunately this free pick-up/ carryout lunch event originally scheduled for April 6th at Haang's Bistro has been postponed.
We will reach out to those already registered to reconfirm when the new date in May is selected, then see how many spots are still open. Watch your Monday email for details coming soon!
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Tuesday, April 13
11:00am - Noon
Join us via Zoom
The Lakes Area Young Professionals Group presents:
"Investing in Your Future" with Cara Gardner of Northcoast Wealth Management!
Learn more about:
1.) The Advantage of Investing Early
2.) Why Staying Invested is Important
3.) How and Why Diversification Works
Got questions about investing? Cara's got answers ... join this brunchtime Zoom meeting that will leave you full of information and hungry to work on your own financial goals!
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Register in advance for this meeting:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
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Thursday, April 15
8:30 - 9:30 am
Join us via Zoom
3rd Thursday Virtual Coffee Connect
Join us virtually for this fast, fun, FREE morning mixer! Learn about the host business and perhaps meet your next customer before you even get to work ...
Host / Presenter: West Bloomfield Parks Naturalist Supervisor, Lauren Azoury
Topic / Description: “Green Practices you may not have thought of before!”
We all know recycling is good, right? But what other green practices can you implement in your homes and within your businesses that will benefit you, your customers and the earth we live in? Learn about the benefits of native plants and rain gardens, composting and more. Lauren will share ideas that WB Parks has implemented and the positive impacts they have on our employees as well as our customers.
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Register in advance for this meeting:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
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Tuesday, April 20
8:30 - 9:45 am
Join us Via Zoom
Education Event - Identity Theft & Cybercrimes
Hosted by Michael Zurek of Nichols Financial featuring information from former FBI agent Jeff Lanza
Identity theft and cybercrime are on the rise – and as a former FBI agent for more than 20 years with experience investigating fraud, organized crime, cyber-crime, human trafficking, and terrorism, Jeff knows what it takes to avoid both. He is a published author and appears regularly on CNBC’s Closing Bell and the Fox News Channel. In this presentation, he will walk through 10 simple safeguards that people can use to avoid falling victim to identity theft and cybercrime.
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Register in advance for this meeting:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
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Tuesday, April 27
1:00 - 4:00 pm
Multi-Industry Virtual Career Fair
Oakland County Michigan Works! is partnering with the Lakes Area and Novi chambers to bring you this multi-industry event with job candidates from around Oakland County.
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Wednesday, April 28
8:30 - 9:45 am
Join us via Zoom
Join fellow Lakes Area and Novi chamber members as Scott O'Neill of Autumn Insurance & Benefits presents "PIP (Personal Injury Protection) – What You Don’t Know But Should” followed by group Q&A.
Register in advance for this meeting:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
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Wednesday, April 28
10:00 - 11:00 am
Join us via Zoom
Ambassador Meeting
Chamber Ambassadors are making good things happen... they meet the last Wednesday of the month (virtually for now) to stay abreast of chamber activities and events, share new developments in their businesses, and take advantage of special opportunities like mentoring new members, celebrating member anniversaries or showering appreciation on "We Thank You Wednesday".
See more details about this group and register in advance for this meeting:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
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MARCH 1 - JON SMITH SUBS RIBBON CUTTING |
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We welcome Abe, Jamal and the Jon Smith Subs Team and invite you to stop by their new location at 8878 Cooley Lake Road in White Lake.
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LOVE THE LAKES VISITS - LACC PRESIDENT, SUE VANDERWILL AND WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR RIK KOWALL |
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We encourage you to "Love the Lakes" and support our local businesses and organizations. For a complete list of members, visit www.lakesareachamber.com
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White Lake Historical Society |
Beacon Hill Golf Club & Banquet Facility /
Brentwood Golf Club & Banquet Center
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Pontiac Lake Service, Inc. |
Elton Black & Son Funeral Home |
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LOVE THE LAKES VISITS - GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE MEMBER, LINDA HYADUCK WITH SENATOR JIM RUNESTAD'S OFFICE AND COMMERCE TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR, LARRY GRAY |
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We encourage you to shop local, dine local and support our local community organizations. Our thanks to our Government Affairs Committee member, Linda Hyaduck and our newly elected Township Supervisor, Larry Gray for your community outreach.
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First & Main Assisted Living
& Memory Care
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MARCH 4 - HEALTHCARE NETWORK GROUP featuring Lynn Lipman of Getting Healthy with CBD Oil/HEMPWORX Affiliate |
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Lynn explained that CBD is cannabis compound that may help the treatment of pain from a variety of chronic conditions. Hempworx is one of a few companies approved by the US Hemp Authority.
Thanks for sharing and thanks to this fabulous group for your continued participation. We "Love the Lakes" Healthcare Network Group for sure!!!
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LOVE THE LAKES WITH BOARD MEMBER JIM SZEGI |
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Thanks to LACC Board member, Ambassador and Government Affairs Committee member, Jim Szegi, for stopping by some Waterford businesses to share the "Love the Lakes" Campaign.
at 4670 W. Walton Blvd in Waterford are all in to spread the Shop Local program.
Thanks to Jim and to all our Waterford Area members. Join us as we Shop, Dine and Support Local.
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Beauchamp Water Treatment Solutions |
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Flagstar Bank - Waterford |
Avon Beauty Center Waterford LLC |
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MARCH 5 - 1ST FRIDAY COFFEE CONNECT featuring ELITE LEADERS |
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Elite Leaders offers Personal or Group Coaching or Mentoring. Motivational seminars for small business owners, families or children. Inspiring you to confidence & growth.
And although we are all anxious to gather again in person, our members continue to enjoy these virtual events to stay connected and show their "Love of the Lakes" communities.
Great presentation, great group, great morning! See you again soon!
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MARCH 8 - LUNCH IN THE LAKES AT WIXOM STATION |
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The perfect day for "Lunch in the Lakes".
LACC members enjoyed a complimentary lunch at Wixom Station courtesy of new member LaFontaine Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Walled Lake.
Scheduled as a drive-thru lunch, the weather was so nice that folks picked up their already prepared lunch to-go and took a few minutes to enjoy the sunshine and the company of some of their fellow chamber members on this lovely Monday.
Thanks to LaFontaine CDJR and our helpers Audrey Ryskamp from LaFontaine CDJR and LaFontaine Subaru, Sue Vanderwill from Huron Valley State Bank and our own Membership Manager, Pam Coffey.
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MARCH 9 - YOUNG PROFESSIONALS GROUP WITH WALLED LAKE NORTHERN H.S. |
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Our Lakes Area Young Professionals Group visited yesterday with students at Walled Lake Northern High School. Chamber Young Professionals talked about their professional journey, including where they started, where they are now and what they've learned along the way. It was a great opportunity to share advice, unique and funny stories for our future young professionals to apply as they begin their careers. One common theme was to follow your passion and to remember it's not always a straight path to get where you want to be.
Thanks to Walled Lake Consolidated School District for helping to organize this event. We look forward to it every year!
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LOVE THE LAKES VISITS WITH CITY OF WIXOM OFFICIALS |
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Drafting Table Brewing Co. |
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Express Employment Professionals |
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More "Love the Lakes" visits and this time with some of our Wixom members...
It was the perfect sunny day to stop by the following LACC member businesses:
PNC Bank of Wixom
Express Employment Professionals - Wixom
We encourage everyone to "Love our Lakes" businesses and shop, dine and support local. For a complete list of members visit www.lakesareachamber.com
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Michigan Community Insurance Agency |
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MARCH 18 - 3RD THURSDAY COFFEE CONNECT featuring BACK TO THE PAST COLLECTIBLES |
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Super fun 3rd Thursday Coffee Connect with Scott Lovejoy and Tracey Fors from Back to the Past Collectibles. Scott shared some insight on what's hot and what's not as we played a game to find out the most valuable of the five items he shared with us - doesn't seem right but it was the EMPTY BOX which would hold a SuperGirl figure.
The famous Back to the Past pop culture warehouse is located in Wixom, at 50420 Dennis Court. Check out their website at www.gobacktothepast.com or stop by for a visit. |
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LOVE THE LAKES WITH CHAMBER AMBASSADOR LINDA SEARLES FROM THIN BLUE LINE |
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was out and about greeting new members, dropping off anniversary plaques, sharing "Love the Lakes" signs and even leaving a PPE kit. What an Awesome Ambassador !!!
Thanks for sharing photos from your visits with the following members:
Pictured with Kayde Linn
Pictured with Stacie Rix, Manager
Pictured with Meghan Stall
Pictures with Peter Karr and Jacob Hines
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Thanks to Linda and all our members for supporting the "Love the Lakes" Campaign. It's so important to support our Chamber members and shop, dine and donate locally. For a complete list of members, visit www.lakesareachamber.com
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LOVE THE LAKES VISIT WITH VILLAGE OF WOLVERINE LAKE AND CHAMBER AMBASSADOR JOAN BAERT |
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Supporting our "Love the Lakes" campaign poster, we join together with our community leaders to encourage shopping, dining and supporting local businesses and non-profit organizations. For a complete list of members, visit www.lakesareachamber.com
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MORE LOVE THE LAKES SUPPORTERS ... |
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Waterford Township Supervisor - Gary Wall |
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Audrey Ryskamp
LaFontaine Automotive Group -
Subaru of Commerce Township and
Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Walled Lake
248.714.1019
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Audrey Ryskamp is proud to have just celebrated her 10th year as a Business Marketing Representative for LaFontaine Automotive Group! Audrey proudly markets three dealerships for LaFontaine, and is responsible for marketing and promoting each store in their respective communities.
Audrey is very active in the Lakes Area, as she promotes the LaFontaine Subaru dealership in Commerce Township, and the all-new LaFontaine Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Walled Lake. Audrey is proud to serve on the Lakes Area Chamber Board of Directors as one of the Vice Presidents, and many other Chamber committees. You can find out more about the Chamber and all of the many upcoming events and initiatives in the newly designed “VP Corner” Video Segment appearing on the chamber's Facebook page monthly with Audrey and Chad Ever, from Ever Studios.
She loves animals and hosts pet adoption events at the dealership each year! Audrey loves giving back to her community and hometown, as she also lives in the Commerce Township area, she is very proud to be invested in her community.
In her spare time, you can also find Audrey singing on stages in and around Michigan in her country band, Audrey Ray.
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Our Newest Chamber Members |
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Woodside Bible Church -
White Lake Campus
Pastor Rob Bentz - 248.698.1300
White Lake 48346
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Yaldo Eye Center
Cody Oselett - 586.322.5103
Farmington Hills 48334
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COOL NEW THING ALERT!
Audrey Ryskamp of LaFontaine Automotive and Chad Ever of Ever Studios are dividing and conquering the Vice-President role on our 2021 Board of Directors. They are kicking off a new feature - VP Corner, a video update on the Chamber's FaceBook page!
Check out the latest installment here:
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AAA - C. Wallace Insurance Agency, LLC
Chelsey Wallace - 248.669.1966
Member Since 2014
Ameriprise Financial -
Life & Legacy Wealth Advisors
Amy Marchel - 734.432.6490
Member Since 2020
California Closets
Ray Markham - 248.624.1234
Member Since 2006
Crossroads Presbyterian Church
Pastor Joshua Archey - 248.624.3821
Member Since 1998
Edward Jones -
Financial Advisor Stephen S Yono
Stephen Yono - 248.698.2248
Member Since 2020
Embroidery Artists, LLC
Margaret Wright - 248.366.3124
Member Since 2015
First & Main Assisted Living
& Memory Care
Bryan Neal - 248.387.2961
Member Since 2017
Jamie L. Hafke, DDS & Associates
Dr. Jamie Hafke - 248.669.2311
Member Since 1998
Huron Valley State Bank - Milford
Sue Vanderwill - 248.684.9626
Member Since 2008
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J&B Medical
Julie Ladd - 248.896.6201
Member Since 2018
Katie Zakar Insurance Agency -
State Farm
Katie Jones - 248.669.0701
Member Since 2020
The Red Poppy
Bed & Breakfast Center
Lynne Johnson-Benaglio -
248.714.6042
Member Since 2018
Redford Lock Security Solutions
Robert Massard - 248.374.0600
Member Since 2018
TDA Insurance & Financial LLC
Sherry Diederich - 248.347.3630
Member Since 2018
Tedder Whitlock Consulting
Kevin Whitlock - 734.542.4200
Member Since 1992
Tuffy Auto Service Center
Art Rott - 248.624.4440
Member Since 2000
Two Men and a Truck
Charlene Bush - 248.327.4584
Member Since 2015
Wixom Walled Lake Lions Club
Dave Nauman - 248.684.9020
Member Since 2019
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In effect from March 22nd through April 19th
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Oakland County, it’s time to
“Save your Spot” in line
for the COVID-19 vaccine.
Help us understand your interest in a vaccine so we can organize the distribution of our supply. When you are eligible to set an appointment and vaccine doses are available, we will contact you by phone, text or email. Use the newly launched Save Your Spot link on our website, oaklandcountyvaccine.com to help us identify individuals who are eligible and interested in receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. For anyone unable to complete the form, call our upgraded health hotline at 800-848-5533.
Vaccine information can be found at:
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How's your signage holding up?
We have a batch of small business posters, decals and floor stickers at the Chamber office, courtesy of Oakland County (and thanks to Novi Chamber for sharing!).
We're at the office Mondays -Thursdays from 9am-2pm if you'd like to stop by and pick some up, or we'd be happy to deliver to you. Give us a call at 248.624.2826 or stop by the chamber office - 305 N. Pontiac Trail, Walled Lake 48390
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Hungry?
Our local member restaurants need your support ...
plan your dine-in or pick up something yummy to go!
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To have a complete picture of the county’s housing needs, the Neighborhood & Housing Development Division seeks input from everyone, including homeowners and renters; long-time residents and New Americans; college students; seniors; singles, families, and couples; and in all parts of the county—urban, rural, and suburban communities.
The deadline to complete the survey is Sunday, April 4, 2021.
The DRAFT Consolidated Plan and DRAFT Action Plan will be available for a 30 day public review and comment period from Monday, March 15, 2021 through and including Thursday, April 15, 2021 at:
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8th Annual
“Thumbs Up for Charity!”
Campaign
As Community Financial Credit Union celebrates our 70th anniversary this May, we are proud to once again bring back “Thumbs Up for Charity!” for its 8th year. This annual giving campaign provides local residents the chance to give a “thumbs up” to their favorite charitable organizations, through both nominations and voting. In total, we will be distributing $25,000 to deserving local organizations chosen by the community.
From March 8th through March 26th we accepted nominations from the community on our website, cfcu.org. Nominees included 501(c)(3) organizations, recognized community support organizations, or those associated with an accredited educational institution serving the communities within Community Financial's field of membership.
“We believe it’s important to give the residents of our communities a chance to tell us which groups they think deserve recognition,” says Manager/Community Relations, Natalie McLaughlin, “and “Thumbs Up for Charity!” gives them that opportunity. It’s always so amazing to learn about all of these organizations and the great work they do in our community.”
All entries were then reviewed by a panel of Community Financial team members and five organizations selected for the community to vote on. We invite members of the community to visit cfcu.org beginning April 5, 2021 to cast their vote for the organization they feel is most deserving. The group with the most votes will receive a $10,000 donation, second and third place recipients will receive $5,000 each, and $2,500 will go to the fourth and fifth place recipients.
Including this year, Community Financial will have donated a total of $200,000 through the “Thumbs Up for Charity!” campaign. For more information about the “Thumbs Up for Charity!” program visit cfcu.org/ThumbsUp.
About Community Financial Credit Union
Headquartered in Plymouth, Michigan, membership in Community Financial Credit Union is open to anyone who lives, works, worships, or attends school in Michigan. With more than 78,000 members, Community Financial provides financial services to members at thirteen branch locations and through a variety of automated and online services. For more complete membership information, visit www.cfcu.org or call (877) 937-2328.
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White Lake senior community staff spends hours handing out flowers and compliments to 100+ residents
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Free Meditation to Strengthen Your Intuition
Join intuition trainer Monica Levin on Sunday, April 11, 2021 at noon EST. Register now for this ZOOM event!
1) Monica will lead you through a meditation which will strengthen your intuition.
2) If you attend this live event you have a chance to win a complimentary one-hour private intuition session with Monica!
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Help us celebrate Earth Day on April 20th!
Tuesday, April 20, 2021 from 4-6 pm outside of the Recreation Activities Center
What better way to celebrate Earth Day than by spending time outside enjoying nature. Come explore the Outdoor Natural Play Area. Celebrate Mother Earth with many activities which, include:
• Recycled craft
• Live animal interactions
• Vendor activities and displays
• Free tree seedlings to the first 50 registered children
• Guided nature hikes at 4:30 and 5:30 pm (must be registered in timeslot with hike)
This is a FREE event, but pre-registration required for each person attending. Please bring a face covering if you need to enter the building to use the restroom. Building is closed otherwise.
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Did you know?
Crossroads Presbyterian Church in Walled Lake has a Community Garden. They are in need of volunteers to help out so they can continue donating fresh produce to Hospitality House.
They are particularly in need of volunteers to help prepare the garden for spring planting soon, and the loan of a heavy duty roto-tiller to prepare the ground. Individual 10x10 plots are also available for a donation of $30 to the church for the cost of water and set-up, with the request that 10% of the harvest be donated to the food pantry.
If you love the feel and smell of earth on your hands, Crossroads wants to hear from you! If you are an individual or part of a group who would like to volunteer to help, either one-time or throughout the season, please e-mail Pastor Joshua at [email protected] or Ministry Assistant Karen Haynes at [email protected] or call (248) 624-3821.
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Won't you be our Neighbor?
A suite in the chamber building is available and our terrific landlord,
George Buchanan of JEO Properties, LLC, is looking for a business
that needs a new home. The space is at least 2,000sf.
If it sounds interesting, give George a call at 248.245.8292.
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MSGCU Wins
MCUL and MCUF Awards
for Pandemic Efforts
Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union (MSGCU) is pleased to announce they have been recognized as the winner of two prestigious awards: the Michigan Credit Union League (MCUL) 2021 Innovation Award and the Michigan Credit Union Foundation (MCUF) 2021 Credit Union Difference in a Crisis Award.
These awards recognize MSGCU’s work in supporting their members, team members, and the community during the pandemic. These award-winning efforts include:
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Providing COVID relief solutions that assisted members financially impacted by the pandemic, including 0% interest relief loans totaling more than $869,000, skip-a-pay options, loan extensions, credit limit increases, waived fees, back-to-school loans for virtual learning needs, and more.
- Assisting 137 members in applying for over $6.3M in Small Business Association Paycheck Protection Program loans.
- Donating $10,000 to support the distribution of face shields to first responders, which was matched with a grant from the Michigan Credit Union Foundation through their Community Crisis Support Grant program to provide a total of $20,000 toward this effort.
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Donating $32,800 to support locally owned eateries and businesses through business boosting initiatives including CU Lunch Local, Macomb is Open, and Give the Gift of Local.
- Providing virtual consumer education for members and the community.
- Engaging team members through increased communications, activities to stay connected, and volunteer efforts to help our community.
“During an especially challenging year, this recognition is particularly special for us,” said Ann Jones, Vice President Marketing and Business Development. “It recognizes our efforts to quickly and continually innovate and activate where it is needed most to assist our members, team members and community. It’s a true testament to our mission and that we are at our best when we are helping others.”
The MCUL Innovation Award recognizes credit unions that have demonstrated true innovation in the last 12 months. The annual award recognizes three credit unions, based on asset size, for innovative thinking, action and community involvement. MSGCU is in the large asset category of credit unions with assets equal to or more than $400 million.
“MCUL and MCUF are proud to recognize MSGCU as an exemplary Michigan credit union of 2020,” said MCUL President/CEO Dave Adams. “Winning both the MCUL Innovation Award and MCUF Credit Union Difference in a Crisis Award is a testament to a credit union that, in the face of incredible challenges, found ways to not only keep growing their own operations, but also help the communities around come out of this crisis strong.”
The MCUF Difference in a Crisis Award celebrates outstanding crisis response activities that helped Michigan families, businesses and communities thrive during the challenges of the 2020 pandemic.
For more information about the Michigan Credit Union League, click here.
For more information about the Michigan Credit Union Foundation, click here.
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Every year Two Men and a Truck collects essential items to support Farmington-Farmington Hills Neighborhood House and women living in crisis leading up to Mother’s Day. This year we are using Amazon Wish List to help us with our campaign. Please consider making a donation to help support this wonderful organization that helps so many in need in our community!
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OCC’s Automobile Servicing Program Earns Prestigious National Accreditation
On-site evaluation confirms OCC has a top-notch facility, impressive faculty and a program that meets and exceeds all the criteria the ASE Education Foundation requires for accreditation
Oakland Community College’s Automobile Servicing program has achieved national accreditation by the ASE Education Foundation. ASE is the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence, recognized for its gold standards for rigorous testing and certification of auto service professionals to ensure expertise in technical knowledge and retesting for ever-advancing automotive technologies to protect consumers in the marketplace.
In order to achieve the accreditation, OCC’s Automobile Servicing program had to pass a 5-step ASE accreditation process engineered to evaluate a school’s program. It included an exhaustive review and evaluation by the Foundation to ensure industry excellence in instructional standards were met.
“It took about a year for OCC’s Automobile Servicing program team to gather the comprehensive set of information required for review,” said Jolene Chapman, dean of engineering, manufacturing and industrial technology (EMIT). “We started the process in 2019, but the COVID shut down delayed it another year.”
The follow up on-site evaluation by an ASE Educational Foundation team left no stone unturned, according to OCC’s Automobile Technology program director Claude Townsend. “The evaluation process really looks at all aspects of the program, from having a manual of standards, up-to-date curriculum, work-based learning and instruction, and even ensuring the auto shop is properly equipped, safe and not cluttered,” Townsend said. “In fact, the evaluation touches on 12 categories and 67 sub categories.”
Ken Kramer, the on-site review ASE Evaluation Team Leader spent two days going through the OCC Automobile Servicing facility with a critical eye, along with three other area auto service experts.
“We look at the type of equipment used to give students a hands-on training experience, shop safety, and observe the faculty teaching students to ensure the program and curriculum is tailored to the students’ needs and prepares them for a good paying job in the auto servicing industry,” said Kramer. “Our on-site evaluation confirmed that OCC has a top-notch facility, impressive faculty and a program that meets and exceeds all the criteria the ASE Education Foundation requires for accreditation.”
OCC’s top accreditation from the ASE is for a 5-year period with compliance reviews required at the halfway mark of two and a half years to remain accredited.
Townsend said having gone through this extensive process provides an accreditation “template” that can be used by other EMIT programs like Collision Auto Repair. Having this prestigious national accreditation gives OCC’s students one more advantage to help them in their future career goal. “In addition to the comprehensive curriculum, hands on experience with cutting edge technology, and partnership with the National Coalition of Certification Centers and Mopar CAP®/FCA students in OCC’s Automobile Servicing program receive, they will now graduate from an ASE accredited training program and embark on a successful career path,” Chapman added. “That really gives them another advantage as they enter the job market after graduation. “
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Spring Cleaning Your Finances
Spring cleaning your home is probably not new to you. You declutter the garage, clean windows, wipe down baseboards, clear out your basement, and more.
But what about your finances? It pays to spend some time spring cleaning your finances too. Below are seven ways to get your finances in order.
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The White Lake Historical Society brings you ...
Kelley-Fisk Farm Festival Craft Show!
near the bottom of the page under the Annual Events heading.
Please spread the word that we are looking for crafters, and plan to attend the 2021 show this fall!
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Pair some Comfy Cozy Entrées
with our classic Sides to Share
...and don't forget to order some
Cabin-Fever Appetizers, hearty soups, homemade garlic knots
and top your dinner off with
a decadent dessert!
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Open Door Outreach Center, a non-profit organization serving those in need in our local community is seeking an Executive Director to oversee operations, assist in fund raising, public relations, and to help Open Door focus on moving forward with the strategic services we provide.
Please submit your resume by April 19th to:
S. Ashton, Open Door Outreach Center
7170 Cooley Lake Road
Waterford, MI 48327
248-360-2930
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Back to the Past
is hiring!
Back to the Past is in the business of assisting people with evaluating, maintaining and monetizing their family’s collectible assets and we are looking for team members with a passion for identifying and then resolving the needs of those clients. This is not just a job, it’s about becoming part of a team that has a positive impact on people’s lives.
We don’t just sell things. Whether a client is suffering from financial stress or the loss of a loved one, our talent is providing peace of mind when people most need it.
We are a fast-growing, ethical, community-supportive company and need enthusiastic creative people who are ready to get involved in a fast-paced and positive environment!
About the Job:
Title: Warehouse Production Coordinator
Report: General Manager
Class: Hourly, full time 40 hours
Manages Others: No
Objective:
Support the mission through efficient shipping, receiving and warehousing products with excellent customer service, attention to detail and follow through on documentation.
Summary:
This position is a lead role focused on handling all aspects of shipping, receiving, development and execution of strategic action plans for effective and secure product storage and movement processes.
The ideal candidate will be experienced in handling a wide range of warehouse coordination, communication, and support-related tasks and will be able to work independently with some supervision. This person will tackle our warehouse production with enthusiasm and demonstrate ownership through organization and efficiency; be flexible and able to work in fast-paced environment. This individual must be a “people person” and be exceedingly well-organized, flexible and enjoy the challenges of a growing business.
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Did you know?
The new LaFontaine Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Walled Lake store is hiring for all positions, sales, and service techs. Check out the postings on their website and if you or a friend is interested, please send a resume to John Rossi at [email protected] .
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305 N. Pontiac Trail, Ste. A
Walled Lake 48390
Phone: 248.624.2826
Fax: 248.624.2892
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