GreaterFindlayInc. E-News, March 4, 2009

Member Press Releases

GFI NEWS AND EVENT LISTINGS NOW AVAILABLE AT FINDLAYLIVING.COM
In addition to GFI's E-briefings and website, GreaterFindlayInc. news and events, including ribbon cuttings, can also be found at www.findlayliving.com under Business>GFI News. Also, be sure to look for GreaterFindlayInc.'s feature spread in each monthly publication of Findlay Living Magazine.

50% OFF HISTORIC HANCOCK COUNTY BOOKS
GreaterFindlayInc.'s Historic Hancock County books are on sale now! The illustrated history book provides a detailed look at Hancock County's history, dating back to 1812. Purchase this piece of history for just $17.48, 50% off the original cover price! Place your order while supplies last at 419-422-3313.

BEMIS APPOINTED PRESIDENT AND CEO OF CENTRACOMM COMMUNICATIONS
CentraComm Communications, LLC a proven managed IT Security company, announced the appointment of Daniel Bemis as President and Chief Executive Officer effective immediately. A seasoned veteran with nearly 20 years of sales, operations, business development, and customer service experience, Bemis will lead the next phase of CentraComm's business strategy.

In his role as CEO, Bemis is responsible for managing strategic direction and the day-to-day business operations of the company. Bemis has received industry recognition in customer satisfaction and innovation. As Senior Vice President of Customer Operations at Vonage, a leading voice over the internet company, he helped manage the company's growth from $10 million in annual revenue and 60,000 customers, to over $500 million in annual revenue and 1.7 million customers. Prior to Vonage, Bemis held a number of executive roles previously with Adelphia Communications, Continental Satellite Company, RCN and Primestar.

"We're very excited to have such a qualified and successful leader on our team," said Lynn Child, Chairman of CentraComm. "Dan brings years of experience at an executive level to the table, and a track record of successfully growing technology oriented companies."

"Dan is joining CentraComm at an inflection point in the Company's evolution. His experience in acquisitions & mergers, business development and corporate strategy will be invaluable as we expand Centracomm's leadership in managed IT security." said Duane Jebbett, CEO of Rowmark and CentraComm Board Member.

"CentraComm's opportunity in the managed IT security space is unbounded" said Bemis. "I am excited to be joining a company with such a talented team and where I can leverage my experience to help realize CentraComm's full potential as a premier managed IT service provider. We have solutions and a workforce that can dramatically improve the business cost structure for large and small organizations. We are committed to delivering the most robust security offerings available as we expand CentraComm's leadership outside of the Midwest."

For more information, contact CentraComm at (419) 423-2666 or by email at info@centracomm.net or visit www.centracomm.net.

THE UNIVERSITY OF FINDLAY NAMED TO PRESIDENTIAL HONOR ROLL FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE
The Corporation for National and Community Service selected The University of Findlay for a place on the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for exemplary service efforts and service to America's communities.

Launched in 2006, the Community Service Honor Roll is the highest federal recognition a school can achieve for its commitment to service-learning and civic engagement. Honorees for the award were chosen based on a series of selection factors including scope and innovation of service projects, percentage of student participation in service activities, incentives for service, and the extent to which the school offers academic service-learning courses.

During the 2007-2008 academic year, UF students engaged in 11,910 hours of service. At UF, faculty members work both independently and with Campus Compact to develop academic service-learning opportunities for students. For more information on service opportunities or Campus Compact, contact Weitz at cjones@findlay.edu or 419-434-6671.

Overall, the corporation honored six schools with Presidential Awards. In addition, 83 were named as Honor Roll with Distinction members and 546 schools as Honor Roll members. In total, 635 schools were recognized. A full list is available at www.nationalservice.gov/honorroll.

For more information, visit www.findlay.edu or call 1-800-472-9502.

OPENINGS AND ADDITIONS FOR OWENS WORKFORCE AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
Owens Community College is proud to announce several additions to the Spring 2009 schedule at Owens Workforce and Community Services. Enrollments are currently being accepted for:

U. S. Department of Labor Seminar (Including FMLA and ADA changes in 2009)
Train the Trainer
Comp TIA A+ Certification Exam Preparation

Space is also still available for several programs including: Skilled Trades - Hydraulic and DDI Leadership Certification Program.

For more information, contact Peter M. Palko, CPP, at 567-429-3152, peter_palko@owens.edu or visit https://www.owens.edu/workforce_cs/cce_programs.html.

BLUEBIRDER'S EDUCATIONAL FORUM OFFERED AT OAKWOODS-MARCH 8
The Hancock Park District in conjunction with the Ohio Bluebird Society will be offering a forum Sunday, March 8 at Oakwoods Nature Preserve, "Doc" Phillips Discovery Center. The forum will begin at 2 p.m., with the Discovery Center being open from 1-4 p.m.

The Ohio Bluebird Society County Coordinator Fred Nye of Hancock County will share his expertise on bluebirds and keeping a bluebird trail. This will be followed by a question and answer session about the proper management of wildlife nest boxes.

The Park District is also in need of volunteers for bluebird trails in several park areas including Oakwoods Nature Preserve and Riverbend Recreation Area. For more information about becoming a bluebird volunteer or about the upcoming program, view the HPD Seasonal Guide at www.HancockParks.com or call the HPD office at 419-425-PARK/7275 and "Discover Your Hancock Parks". Oakwoods is located at 1400 Oakwoods Lane, Findlay, off County Road 144, west of Findlay.

DISCOVER STORY: LADYBUGS-MARCH 9
Learn more about our state insect, the ladybug in March's Discovery Story. The program will be on Monday, March 9 and will be taking place at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the Discovery Center located at Oakwoods Nature Preserve.

For children ages 3-6 with an adult companion, the program includes story and activities and a craft all about ladybugs.

For more information call the HPD office at 419-425-PARK and "Discover Your Hancock Parks".

SMALL NONPROFITS COULD LOSE EXEMPT STATUS IF FAILED TO SUBMIT FORM 990-N
GuideStar, the leading provider of nonprofit information, reports that half a million U.S. nonprofits could find themselves stripped of tax-exempt status in May 2010. According to IRS estimates, that's how many smaller nonprofit organizations have failed to file a Form 990-N since the new requirement took effect in 2008 (for tax year 2007).

Previously, most small tax-exempt organizations (annual gross receipts under $25,000), were not required to file annual tax returns with the IRS. Beginning in 2008 however, the Pension Protection Act began requiring these smaller organizations to file Form 990-N, an annual electronic notice form also known as the "e-Postcard." For organizations that have a December 31 fiscal year, the form was due for the first time on May 15, 2008.

The Pension Protection Act also directs the IRS to revoke the tax-exempt status of any organization that fails to file an annual return, including the 990-N, for three consecutive years. Revocations will happen automatically beginning in May 2010.

Congress imposed this new requirement because of concerns that small organizations, who have had no annual filing requirement in the past, have not kept the IRS up-to-date on address and other changes. An up-to-date IRS database is important both for IRS administrative purposes, and for donors who want to make sure they are contributing to recognized organizations.

Nonprofits whose exemptions are revoked will be required to pay federal income taxes -- and subject to financial penalties if they fail to do so. Nonprofits that wish to have their exemptions reinstated will be required to re-apply to the IRS for tax-exempt status.

It's estimated that smaller nonprofits make up as much as three-quarters of the nonprofit sector. According to the searchable database on the IRS website, more than 70 Hancock County nonprofits filed the 990-N in 2007. However, GuideStar.com indicates more than 450 tax-exempt organizations listed in Hancock County.

The 990-N (e-Postcard) form must be completed and filed electronically by answering fewer than ten questions in an online form. There is no paper form. To complete it all you need is:

Employer identification number (EIN), also known as a Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN)).

Tax year
Legal name and mailing address
Any other names the organization uses
Name and address of current principal officer
Web site address if the organization has one
Confirmation that the organization's annual gross receipts are normally $25,000 or less
If applicable, a statement that the organization has terminated or is terminating (going out of business)

If you are a small nonprofit who did not file a 990-N last year, the IRS is not imposing any penalties for not filing the 990-N. However, an organization that fails to file for three consecutive years will automatically lose its tax-exempt status.

For more information, please contact the Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation is at www.community-foundation.com or call 419-425-1100.

CARTRIDGE WORLD ANNOUNCES RECORD-BREAKING SYSTEM-WIDE SALES INCREASE FOR 2008
As most retailers were felling the strain of the recession in 2008, Cartridge World, the world's fastest growing ink and toner refilling retailer, experienced record-setting growth.

As the leader in the $80 billion printer cartridge industry, Cartridge World in the U.S. experienced a 13 percent increase in same-store sales over 2007. Cartridge World's sales have skyrocketed relative to the economic slowdown as more consumers and business owners are opting for ways to save money on ink costs by refilling cartridges, instead of always buying new.

Refilling and remanufacturing printer cartridges are becoming indispensable services for businesses and consumers looking to save money on office supplies and adopt green practices. Cartridge World prevents more than 9 million cartridges from going into landfills each year for businesses, schools, organizations and the average consumer.

Cartridge World addresses environmental issues by showcasing its ability to refill ink cartridges an average of three to eight times, without sacrificing quality. Unlike the big name brands and big box stores that just recycle and don't reuse the cartridge. All Cartridge World products come with a 100 percent money-back guarantee on quality and offer substantial saving over buying new.

For more information about Cartridge World-Findlay, please contact Rettig Dawn at 419-422-7166.

FINDLAY LUPUS EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT GROUP MEETING-MARCH 10
Findlay Lupus Educational and Support Group Meeting will be held Tuesday, March 10 in the Marathon Room (SW corner of BV hospital pavilion entrance) at 6:30 p.m.

Jim Steffen will motivate you by presenting a mental , spiritual and physical exercise program. This program is FREE and open to the public.

For more information or to RSVP call the Lupus Foundation office at 419-423-9313 or visit website www.lupusnwoh.org.

FIRST ANNUAL FLAG CITY MUSIC FESTIVAL INFORMATIONAL MEETING-MARCH 11
A major summer concert event is scheduled at the 2009 Hancock County Fair.
Fatbottom Productions, Flag City Online and Song Trax Entertainment Corp. have teamed up to bring one of the biggest events to ever take place in the Findlay area, to the Hancock County Fair on Friday Sept 4, 2009. Several national acts are contracted to perform at the show, and several multi platinum artists are currently in negotiations with the Promoters as well.

An informational meeting has been scheduled for Wednesday March 11 at noon and 5:30 p.m. at Covington Greens Apartment Complex Clubhouse for anyone who would like additional information or information on how they can get involved or help with this event. All proceeds from ticket sales of this concert event will go to Special Kids Therapy.

Please contact Karla Lewis at 419-722-7467 or Rick Pollard at 567-525-5530 for more information or visit www.fatbottomproductions.com.

BROADWAY STAR BRENT BARRETT TO PERFORM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF FINDLAY-MARCH 15
"An Evening with Brent Barrett" is at 8 p.m. Sunday, March 15, at The University of Findlay in the Winebrenner Theological Seminary.

Barrett is a Broadway and international musical-theater star of "Chicago," "The Phantom of the Opera," "Grand Hotel," "Annie Get Your Gun," "Kiss Me Kate" and "Candide."

Phil Reno will accompany Barrett on the piano. Reno is a Grammy-nominated Broadway conductor of "The Drowsy Chaperone," "The Producers," "Cats," "Thou Shalt Not" and "Broadway Under the Stars."

Tickets are $10 for adults and $6 for students and senior citizens. Tickets are available at the UF Box Office. Call 419-434-5335. Tickets also will be available at the door.

For more information, visit call (419) 422-8313.

OWENS OFFERS COMP TIA A+ CERTIFICATION EXAM PREPARATION-MARCH 18-MAY 6
Beginning Wednesday, March 18, 2009 through Wednesday, May 6, 200 Owens Community College will offer a series of courses to prepare students to take the A+ certification exams. This exam preparation course is for technicians who have work experience and for the advanced level student who is familiar with the hands on tasks of being an IT Technician. This course prepares the technician for taking the CompTia A+ Exams and limited to 10 people. Testing center available on campus for students to take the exams without any hassles or additional travel

The 40 hour exam prepares for the following CompTia A+ Exams: (ALL 4 exams are included in the cost): 220-601 Essentials Exam; 220-602 IT Technician Exam; 220-603 Remote Technician Exam; and
220-604 Depot Technician Exam.

Courses will be held 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Cost is $896 and includes: books, in class exam preparation, 4 exams, testing center. Class will be held at Community Education and Wellness Center Owens Community College Findlay / Room 108.

For more information, contact Peter M. Palko, CPP, at 567-429-3152, peter_palko@owens.eduor visit https://www.owens.edu/workforce_cs/cce_programs.html.

OWENS PRESENTS "GETTING A JUMPSTART ON COLLEGE"-MARCH 24
Eighth graders and their parents are invited to attend "Getting a Jumpstart on College," an open house to help them start planning for college. The open house will be held on Tuesday, March 24, 2009 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Findlay Campus Community Education and Wellness Center.

As employees you are invited to attend this free event. Don't miss the fun! There will be hands on activities for the eighth grade students in the Owens' science, engineering, health, and computer labs. Parents will have an opportunity to learn about financing college, preparing for college, and post secondary enrollment options. Plan to arrive at 5:30 p.m. for a light supper.

To RSVP or for more information, please call x 3674 or send an e-mail to lorena_baird@owens.edu by Monday, March 16.

MILLSTREAM AREA CREDIT UNION PRESENTS FINANCIAL WORKSHOPS
Millstream Area Credit Union presents the following 2009 Financial Workshops:

March 26- Shop for a Mortgage, Buy a Home
April 30- Buy a Car and Don't Be Taken
May 28- Financial Budgeting for Consumers
June 25- How to Build and Repair Credit
July 30- Identity Theft and Fraud Protection
September 24- Trust, Will, Estate Planning

All events will be held at the Findlay Inn & Conference Center from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. For more information or to register, contact Katie Oler at koler@millstreamcu.com, 419-422-5626 ext. 106.

PRIMROSE COMMITS TO YEAR LONG FUNDRAISING EFFORTS TO BENEFIT FAMILY CENTER AGENCIES
Upcoming benefit breakfast to be held March 27
Primrose Retirement Communities has committed to a year of fundraising to benefit The Family Center. Each month in 2009, Primrose will host a "Community Breakfast" with all proceeds going directly to the agencies of The Family Center.

Breakfast will be $5, collected at the door. All proceeds will be donated by Primrose to The Family Center which supports 17 non- profit agencies. The breakfast will take place Friday, March 27 from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.

The following monthly breakfasts dates are scheduled for 2009: April 24; May 22; June 26; July 24; August 21; September 25; October 23; November 20; and December 18.

Primrose Retirement Communities is Findlay's premier retirement community located at 8580 Township Road 237. For further information contact Shelly De Vreese at 419-422-6200 or Linda Lotz at 419-423-0286.

2009 OHIO SAFETY CONGRESS & SAFETY EXPO
The Ohio Safety Council 2009 Expo will be held March 31 to April 2 at the Greater Columbus Convention Center. Join 5,000 safety-minded individuals at Ohio's largest and most established occupational safety and health event. Your competition will be there, and here's why you should, too.

Themed "Saving lives ... Saving money: Focus on Safety in Today's Economy" the expo allows companies to:

� Reduce training costs for you and your employees at 150 educational sessions
� Free CEUs for accreditation and BWC discount programs.
� Streamline your product purchases at the Expo Marketplace.
� Solve problems with peers at roundtable discussions.
� Discover solutions to real-life safety scenarios.
� Save on registration fees and out-of-state travel expenses.
� Fewer injuries mean lower workers' compensation costs.

Save the date. Save the money. It's worth your time. For more information visit www.greaterfindlayinc.com. To register call 800-OHIOBWC or visit www.Ohiobwc.com.

13th ANNUAL EMPLOYMENT LAW CONFERENCE-APRIL 2
The Employers' Association presents the 13th Annual Employment Law Conference, April 2, 2009 at the Hilton Garden Inn at Levis Commons, Perrysburg, OH. The conference, "Stacking the Deck in Your Favor", will focus on employment law and feature a resource partner showcase, three sessions of presentations, lunch and a raffle drawing.

The area's leading employment law specialists will cover topics including: Developments in Labor Law; Civil Rights, Discrimination and New Protected Characteristics; The ADAA - The New Disabilities Law; The Federal Healthy Families Act; Retaliation in the Workplace; Job Descriptions - Developing, Implementing & Using; Strategies for Addressing Layoffs, Closings and Reductions in Force; Confidentiality, Trade Secrets and Other Restrictive Contracts; The Employee Free Choice Act; The FMLA - New Laws, New Regulations and New Forms; Workers' Compensation; Electronic Privacy and Related Issues in the Workplace.

Space is limited and registration is required to (419) 885-8505. Registration is $185 for early bird members (received by 3/19/09), $205 for regular EA Member and $275 for non-members.
For more information contact Dave Tippet at dtippett@employersassociation.com or visit www.employersassociation.com.

UNIVERSITY OF FINDLAY TO HOST INTERCOLLEGIATE DRESSAGE ASSOCIATION NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS-APRIL 18-19
The University of Findlay will host the Intercollegiate Dressage Association (IDA) National Championships April 18 and 19 at the James L. Child Jr. Equestrian Complex, located on Township Road 201. The public is welcome to attend.

Twelve teams, with four riders on each team, will compete on Saturday. Nearly 50 individual riders will compete on Sunday. Also on Saturday, spectators can watch a dog agility demonstration by Golden Collar School for Dogs during the lunch hour. In addition, a variety of vendors will be on site, including several area businesses, as well as an equine art show.

In 2008, the University's dressage team was regional champion for the second year in a row and earned eighth place at the IDA National Championships in Massachusetts. Several students also earned high individual honors. In 2006 and 2005, the team was second in the region.

Dressage is a sport in which riders train horses to use their natural movements in a more balanced, supple and obedient manner. In dressage competition, the horse's natural movements are repeated as exercises in the show ring, and judges score the performance, giving each rider a gauge for their quality of the performance. The rider must compete using an unfamiliar horse, drawn at random. In a true test of skill, the rider is given just 10 minutes to become familiar with the horse before they enter the show ring.

For more information regarding the IDA championships at Findlay, please contact the Child complex at 419-434-4364 or for more information on the program, please visit www.findlay.edu, KEYWORD: Dressage.

HANCOCK COUNTY SUPPORT / ADVOCACY SERVICES SCHEDULE-MARCH 2009
Circle of Hope-Monday, March 2, 6:30-8 p.m. at the Fifth Third Hub, Birchaven Retirement Village, 15100 Birchaven Lane, Findlay, OH. An on-going support group for anyone who has experienced the loss of a loved one. Childcare w/ adv. notice-call Carmen (419-423-5351).

National Alliance On Mental Illness (NAMI) of Hancock County Support Group-Tuesday, March 3, 7 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church (2330 S. Main St., rm. 209). Open to any family member, friend, support person, or individual diagnosed with a mental illness. Call Gina Lewis (419-429-1423) or Carole C. (419-889-9257) w/ questions.

Eating Disorder Support Group-Thursday, March 5, 7-8:30 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church (2330 S. Main St). Call or email Joy Anderson, LSW with any questions or concerns (419-425-8709) or findlayanad@yahoo.com. (Affil. w/ ANAD - www.anad.org)

Bridges Out of Poverty training-March 5-6, 8:30a.m -3:30p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. For registration information, call 419-424-1335 or email aaltman@bhg.org.

Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) Support Group-Tuesday, March 10, 7 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church, ROOM 209. Open to those diagnosed with Depression or Bipolar Disorder, their friends, family members, or supportive others. No pre-registration required. Open to the public. Call Becky Hickle (419-422-9381) w/ questions.

Has Alcohol or drug use invaded your life or that of someone you love?-Thursday, March 12, 6-8p.m. at Blanchard Valley Hospital Auditorium in the new Patient Pavilion. Come learn about what you can do to bring help and hope. Dr. Thomas Mount, local clinicians, and members of the recovery community will offer their perspectives. Call 419-424-1335 w/ questions.

"Understanding Depression in Grief"-Monday, March 16, 7-8:30p.m. at Hancock Co. Historical Museum (422 W. Sandusky St.). Presented by Dr. John Malacos, Clinical Psychologist. Part of "Journeying Through Grief", a monthly educational group that discusses special topics related to the grief process. Call Carmen (419-423-5351) w/ questions.

NAMI Support Group -Tuesday, March 17, 7 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church, ROOM 209. Open to any family member, friend, support person, or individual diagnosed with a mental illness. Call Gina (419-429-1423) or Carole (419-889-9257) w/ questions.

Autism Support Group-Tuesday, March 17, 6:30- 8 p.m. at Blanchard Valley School. For children with Autism and their parents / guardians / family. Contact Dodi Newcomer at bnewcomer@thewavz.com w/ questions.

NAMI Walk Kickoff Luncheon-Wednesday, March 18, 12 p.m. in rm. 117 of The Family Center (1800 N. Blanchard St. Findlay). Come for a FREE LUNCH and find out what you can do to get involved in our FIRST FINDLAY Walk in Riverside Park. Call Gina at 419-429-1423 w/ questions.

Membership Meeting-Thursday, March 19, 1:30 - 2:30p.m. at Focus On Friends. All are welcome to attend. Call Jenny at 419-423-5071 with questions.

Support for L.I.F.E. (Love. Inspiration. Friendship. Encouragement)-Thursday, March 19, 3-4 p.m. at Focus On Friends. Call Pastor Jim Williams w/ questions at 419-694-4435

Persons Affected by a Loved one's Suicide (PALS) support group- Thursday, March 26, 7 p.m. at Blanchard Valley Hospital, 2nd floor Ruse Bldg. above the emergency room. This support group is free and open to anyone dealing with grief following a suicide. Members of the group are also available for outreach to persons not yet ready to attend group. For more information, call Nancy Stephani at Century Health, 419-422-3711.

Alzheimer's Association Caregiver Group- Friday, March 27, 11 a.m.at Birchaven Retirement Village (Wenner Conference Room), Findlay. Contact facilitators Jane Sherrick (419-425-3259) or Mike Thompson (419-425-3233) with questions. Also, contact Marty Williman (419-425-5409) for information about support groups in surrounding areas.

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)-Every Monday, 4-5:30 p.m. at Century Health Annex (1908 N. Main St.) Hancock County's "NAMI Connections" peer support group. Open to any individual diagnosed w/ a mental illness. Call Gina Lewis (419-429-1423) w/ questions.

Dual Recovery Anonymous (DRA)-Every Monday, 3-4 p.m. at The Family Center (1800 N. Blanchard Street), ROOM 111. A 12 step group for individuals and their loved ones living with both a mental health and substance abuse issue. Call Don Illif (425-5050) or Deb T.(422-3711) w/ questions.

Develop your Advanced Directive for Mental Health Treatment-2nd and 4th Tuesdays, 1-2p.m. at Focus On Friends (509 Trenton Ave.) With Wanda Baughman and Jim Martin, trained facilitators. Call Wanda at Focus On Friends(419-423-5071) w/ questions to sign up.

Celebrate Recovery worship & open share-2nd and 4th Weds, 7-9 p.m. at Good Shepherd United Methodist Church; Benton Ridge. A biblically based 12 step support group aimed at helping people on their recovery journey w/ their hurts, habits, & hang-ups. Call 419-859-2000 w/ questions.

Reformers Unanimous-Every Friday, 7-9 p.m. at Cornerstone Baptist Church (8630 CR 140). A faith-based addictions program for people living with any addiction / habit. Open to the public. Call Mike Kissell (419-427-1400) w/ questions.

DBSA Support Group- Tuesday, March 24, 7p.m. at First Presbyterian Church (ROOM 209). Open to those diagnosed with Depression or Bipolar Disorder, their friends, family members, or supportive others. No pre-registration required. Call Becky (419-422-9381) w/ questions.

Look for daily schedule of 12 - Step meetings (AA, NA, Al-Anon) in The Courier. Meetings designated as "open" are open to the public. Also, check out http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/findlayohioaa/ or call the AA hotline for Hancock & Wyandot counties: AA District 17: 888-683-9768.

Questions about the above or other Support and Advocacy Services, call Gary Bright, Director of Support and Advocacy Services at Century Health (419-425-5050 off. Or 419-889-8367 cell). Email Gary at gbright@centuryhealth.net to be added to this email list and get the schedule electronically each month.