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October 31, 2016
Tri-State Chamber of Commerce Weekly Newsletter
Upcoming Events
              
Our next event will be this week.... 
Thursday, November 3rd, 2016 
Hosted by:
Housatonic Youth Service Bureau
236 Warren Turnpike Rd
Falls Village, CT 06031
   (860) 824-4720

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Save the Date- Sunday March 19th, 2017
for our 2nd Taste of the Tri-State
Click here to see a slide show of last years photos!
Thank you to our Sponsors. 

       
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We appreciate your continued support.

Private Medicare Prescription Plan Enrollment Sessions
On November 3 from 9:00 am-2:00 pm, representatives from the Western Connecticut Area Agency on Aging (WCAAA) will offer private Medicare Part D enrollments sessions at Noble Horizons. The Center for Medicaid and Medicare recommends that recipients review plans annually before enrolling. Plans change annually, and the WCAAA experts will ensure that you are enrolled in the plan that best meets your needs.. Medicare Savings Plan applications will be given to those who qualify and WCAAA professionals will help people determine their eligibility for subsidies. Please email (cburchfield@churchhomes.org) or call (860-435-9851, ext. 190) to schedule a private, one-half hour enrollment appointment with a Medicare counselor.
Free Diabetes Self-Help Program
Noble Horizons will host a free diabetes self-care session on Thursday, November 10, from 6:00-7:30 pm in the Learning Center. The class will focus on new technologies, medications, treatments, and the most recent research. Certified Diabetes Educator, Anne Hummel, R.N., will offer the latest therapies that help prevent complications, and discuss how optimum self-care can lead to better control and health. Evidence continues to accumulate that well controlled diabetes makes a significant difference in preventing the complications associated with diabetes. The program is appropriate for people who have T1, T2 and pre-diabetes, health care professionals, family members and support persons who help people manage this disease. Participants will learn about the latest tools and techniques used to manage diabetes and are encouraged to bring questions. More information is available from the Noble Horizons Education Department at 860-435-9851, ext.166.
Side By Side: The Music of Sondheim and Hammerstein II
On Saturday, November 5 at 2:00 pm, Noble Horizons will host recording artists and Broadway performers Bill and Jean McClelland, who will perform the songs of Oscar Hammerstein II and Stephen Sondheim in a program entitled "Side by Side". The duet has been praised by The New York Times for its "easy, swinging vitality," and Jean's voice was described as "absolutely stunning" by The Poughkeepsie Journal.

Jean McClelland is accompanied on piano by composer Bill McClelland, and they will present hits from Hammerstein and Sondheim's greatest shows, including Hammerstein's Show Boat, South Pacific, Oklahoma, Carousel, The King and I, and Sondheim's West Side Story, Gypsy, Sweeney Todd, Follies, A Little Night Music and more. Jean will also describe the lives and deep friendship between these remarkable men, their relationship, and how they came to be two of the supreme innovators in American musical theater history.
Balance and Fall Prevention: Second Class Added
Noble Horizons has added a second free class to its free Balance and Fall Prevention series. In addition to the ongoing Tuesday 10-11 am class, Terre Lefferts will teach a class on Thursdays from 10-11 am through November 10. A second round of Thursday 10-11 am balance classes will begin December 8 and continue through December 29. Tuesday's 10-11 am weekly fall prevention and balance series will continue through December with the exception of November 15. The classes, which help improve balance, increase agility and develop muscle tone, may be joined at any time, although registration is necessary, at 860-435-9851, ext. 190 or www.noblehorizons.org.
November Events at the Library

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SALISBURY BANK KICKS OFF ITS NINTH ANNUAL FILL-THE-BASKET CAMPAIGN

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Join me as my guest to hear Dr. Peter Rugg, Internist, Emergency medicine physician (UMass Memorial Medical Center) on Thursday, Nov. 10, Hampton Inn & Suites in Poughkeepsie, NY, 6:30-9.  Dr. Rugg will talk on how to keep a strong and balanced immune system for your healthy holidays.  You will receive the latest information on Incelligence that is revolutionizing the Nutritional Supplement industry.  Car pooling is available.  Contact Jo Loi, 860-435-2319,  email:  jkloi@snet.net     Seating is limited.  Hope to hear from you!
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You're not the only one thinking HF34 was good...

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Click here for the PDF versions of the Fight Cancer.

Donate your gently used high-end home goods
Carbray Staunton Financial Planners, LLC-
Ridgeline Financial Partners LLC

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The Tuesday, 10/18, lunch program of the Salisbury Rotary Club featured Deanna Marcus of Lucky Orphans Horse Rescue Equine Sanctuary (Dover, NY).  This non-profit organization, staffed completely by volunteers and funded completely by donations, is dedicated to providing a safe haven for unwanted, abused, neglected horses and to unite humans and horses in a safe environment to rehabilitate the horses while using their stories and struggles to foster understanding & inspiration in children, young adults and the community.  FMI: LuckyOrphansHorseRescue.org  Also speaking to the club was Rob Belden (New Milford Rotary Club), the Assistant Governor for Area 8 of which SRC is a member.  Rob distributed copies of the current Directory for Rotary District 7890 and highlighted its content.
Weekly Specials, Events &
a Freebie!

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Berkshirestyle's home page.

HELP WANTED
Rapidly growing regional website in search of an
Advertising Salesperson for stylish lifestyle magazine
and high-end resource guide. 
Please send cover letter and resume to:  admin@berkshiresytle.com
Help Wanted

Roaring Oaks Florist, now located in Lakeville, CT is looking for new team members for our growing florist shop. 

Full Time Floral Designer: We are searching for a Full-Time Floral Designer who is experienced in all aspects of a flower shop including traditional and contemporary design. Candidate must be able to handle conditioning of flowers, maintaining coolers and have good customer service and computer skill.  Candidate must also  be dependable, organized, and efficient.

Part Time Delivery Driver / Store Clerk: Delivery drivers are the face of our company and the lasting impression as recipients accept their flowers or gifts from our shop.  Ideal candidate must have a clean driving record, familiarity with local delivery area, and ability to lift up to 30 pounds. This person will also help inside the store during non-delivery times.  Call us at (860) 364-5380 or stop in at 349A Main Street, Lakeville.
Help Wanted: "RICCARDELLI ACCOUNTING INC Canaan,

CT Tax Prep:Data Entry & Bookkeeping Part-Time Salary will commensurate with experience. Entry level position responsible for the accurate data entry of tax forms into tax preparation software and year round bookkeeping. Hours are flexible. Approximately 20 hours per week for tax season, beginning January 30, 2017 ending April 7, 2017, approximately 10 hours per week in the off season. Degree in accounting preferred. Interested individuals should e-mail their resume with a cover letter to info@riccardelliaccounting.com. A background check is required for employment"

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FREE for all members.  
If your not yet a member, give us a call,  it's very easy to join and our
 
annual fee is very reasonable.  Well worth your investment!!
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 information in our newsletter is also posted on our website to give you more advertising.

If anyone has any questions, suggestions or comments please
do not hesitate to contact any board member.

A special thank you to our continued membership, your support
 is greatly appreciated.

Enjoy your day,
Susan Dickinson, President
(860) 393-9171