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WE INVITE ALL CLINTONVILLE RESIDENCE TO A FREE MARTIAL ARTS TRIAL CLASS!
Traditional Korean Martial Arts Academy of Clintonville invites you and your family for a FREE TRIAL CLASS!
You and your entire family will have fun learning basic martial arts blocks, punches, kicks and more! Families welcome! All ages welcome. Martial arts can change your life. Children gain confidence, self control, focus, discipline, self defense, and more. Adults improve flexibility, fitness, weight management, and reduce stress. Located just 10 minutes from downtown Clintonville. Please call instructor & Owner Steve Maas with any questions, or to schedule your free trail class. You can also schedule your free class at www.ClintonvilleKicks.com
Traditional Korean Martial Arts Academy of Clintonville, LLC
N10155 Henn Road, Clintonville, WI 54929
Email: Steve@ClintonvilleKicks.com
www.LifeWithMartialArts.com
www.ClintonvilleKicks.com
720-378-3000
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Every Thursday
June 8th - October 5th
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Clintonville Community Center Parking Lot
30 S. Main Street Clintonville.
Parking Entrance on 10th Street (Watch for Parking Signs)
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Vendors will be there selling their produce, baked goods, flowers, honey and crafts! See you then!
Become a Farmer's Market Sponsor!
The cost is $50 a night and you get a spot to highlight your business, give away swag, make it a hiring event, you name it!
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Please note that there will be no
Business After 5 for September.
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Want to show others how amazing your business is?
Want to boost your visibility in our community?
Want to create lasting relationships with others in business?
Host a Business After 5 event!
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STILL NEEDED! Available 2023 Months:
November and December
If you are interested in hosting a BA5 please fill out this application and email it to administrativeassistant@clintonvillewichamber.com
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Fall Frenzy will be here fast!
We have several needs that we are looking for at this time:
- Volunteers - a couple of people to help with selling our basket raffle tickets and 5 people to help with set up/take down and just general help during the day.
- Raffle baskets
- Organizations to set up in our Community Zone - this is free.
- This is a community event so the public is encourage to get involved!
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Sign up for Onward Clintonville's Inaugural Event Fall Frenzy 5K! | |
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HELP NEEDED!!
As we get winding down towards the end of the year, there are still two big events the Chamber will be hosting in November and December! Save the date for our Annual Banquet on November 2nd and our fun-filled Christmas celebration on December 9! There are sponsorship opportunities for both of the events. If you are able to help, please let us know!
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We have had a lot of ribbon cuttings in the last couple of months which is great because it is showing growth in our community! Here are a few pics of August ribbon cuttings at Adelle's Outdoor Patio, Clintonville Dog Park, and down Home on Main! | |
Have you ever thought about being an Ambassador for the Chamber? The Ambassador Program is a way to give back and promote growth and vitality in our community. Please contact the Chamber if you are interested in being a part of this growing program!
administrativeassistant@clintonvillewichamber.com | 715-823-4606
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ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND MEETINGS!
BE A PART OF THOSE WHO WANT TO REVITALIZE OUR DOWNTOWN!
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Cap Services Family Crisis Center is excited to offer an opportunity for Youth Advocates to be present at schools throughout the 2023-2024 school year. Advocates can work with staff and students to brainstorm the most effective way to get everyone involved in the conversation to promote healthy relationships and safety. These important conversations could start at a tabling event in the commons area before school or during a lunch hour with music, games, and prizes to spark conversation, a more formal presentation, or small groups to relay prevention information.
Advocates can also meet with youth 1:1 to talk about healthy relationships, coping skills, self-esteem skill building, and much more. These 1:1 meeting can be coordinated through school staff or parents/guardians.
We all have a role to play in preventing domestic and sexual violence in our community. Please contact a CAP Services advocate at 715-258-9575 or 1-800-472-3377. You can also email any questions or interest to waupacafcc@capmail.org
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All ThedaCare At Work customers are invited. The cost for attendance is $25.00 per person payable by invoice or credit card. To sign up or if paying by credit card please fill out and return the attached registration form.
Zoom link will be forwarded 2 days prior to training.
Thank you
Dawn Harrell
Patient Service Representative
ThedaCare at Work - EAP
3925 N Gateway Drive
Appleton, WI 54913
Office: 920-749-2390
Fax: 920-749-2399
1-800-236-3666
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AGENDA ITEM AT FALL MEETING:
NOMINATIONS AT THEIR NOVEMBER 16TH ANNUAL MEETING:
MEMBERS WILL FINALIZE 3 CANDIDATES FOR THE 2024 BOARD OF DIRECTORS THROUGH ELECTION BY ITS ATTENDING MEMBERSHIP. ELECTION TERMS FOR THE BOARD ARE FOR THREE-YEAR INCREMENTS AND THE TERMS OF TOM LEDERER, MIKE SCHLENDER, AND AMY STEENBOCK, ARE EXPIRING THIS YEAR. THEY MAY CHOOSE TO PLACE THEIR NAMES IN FOR RE-ELECTION AND OTHERS FROM THE MEMBERSHIP CAN BE NOMINATED, AS WELL. CANDIDATES MUST BE A CURRENT CAHS MEMBER AND IN GOOD STANDING. THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE WILL REVIEW ALL CANDIDATES' NAMES SUBMITTED AND SELECT THREE PEOPLE THEY FEEL BEST FOR THE POSITION AND PRESENT THAT SLATE TO THE VOTING MEMBERSHIP AT THE NOV. 16TH ANNUAL MEETING. NOMINATIONS WILL ALSO BE ACCEPTED FROM THE FLOOR, HOWEVER THEY SHOULD BE MEMBERS THAT ARE WILLING TO SERVE. (OFFICER POSITIONS ARE ELECTED WITHIN THE BOARD AT FIRST MEETING HELD AFTER THE ANNUAL FALL MEETING.) BOARD MEETINGS ARE HELD EACH MONTH AND REGULAR ATTENDANCE IS REQUIRED. WHAT ARE SOME OF THE OBLIGATIONS OF THE BOARD? THE BOARD IS RESPONSIBLE FOR COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS, DECISIONS ON PURCHASES AND APPROVAL OF THE BILLS AS THEY ARE RECEIVED, SETTING AND/OR ABIDING BY POLICIES, GENERAL MAINTENANCE DECISIONS ON ITS PROPERTIES AND ARTIFACTS, AND IN GENERAL VOLUNTEERING AT FUNDRAISERS AND OTHER EVENTS WHEN POSSIBLE. TO SUGGEST A NAME FOR A BOARD ELECTION, PLEASE DO SO BY CALLING ANY OF THOSE LISTED ON THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE, BELOW. IF YOU ARE EMAILING, YOU MAY DO SO WITH THIS ADDRESS: SANDYLOBERG@HOTMAIL.COM. NOMINATING COMMITTEE: SANDY LOBERG, CHRM. (715/823- 4734); OR DOUG CARRICK (715/823-2823), OR MARY KAUTZ (715/823-2214
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
August 14, 2023
Marion Body Works to Host Event Celebrating the Shipment of Their 15,000th Cab
Tenured, family-owned Wisconsin company commemorating 27 years of manufacturing custom cabs for partners big and small
Marion, Wis. – Marion Body Works, a leading national manufacturer of commercial truck bodies, fire & emergency apparatus, custom cabs, custom engineered vehicles, and defense bodies, is celebrating the shipment of its 15,000th cab, with that unit having been crafted for longtime customer, Spartan Motors (NASDAQ: SPAR). The event will begin at 10 a.m. (CST) on Wednesday, August 16 at 211 West Ramsdell Street in Marion, Wisconsin. All Marion employees involved in the product line as well as team members from Spartan Motors will be in attendance and available for photos and conversation.
“The shipment of our 15,000th cab means a lot to Marion, and we’re excited to celebrate the team’s hard work and commitment to driving greatness,” said Kevin Ignacio, president of Marion Body Works. “This event will be the perfect time to applaud how far we’ve come and gear up for a successful future, with our valued customer, Spartan, at our side.”
Since 1996, Marion has been building cabs for manufacturers like Spartan, making this milestone certainly one to mark—but it’s the next milestone of many. In 2014, Marion Body Works delivered its 10,000th cab to the very same customer, Spartan. This storied collaboration between a local, family-owned manufacturer and a publicly traded power player is the kind of strong alliance Marion Body Works aims to foster with customers in various industries. These resilient relationships make it possible for the company to continue to give back to the community and create jobs for talented individuals in Northeastern Wisconsin.
Over the last 100+ years, Marion Body Works has been dedicated to developing honest, high-quality solutions that are tested and trusted by companies of every size, locally and nationally. Marion’s team is honored to continue this tradition of excellence with the delivery of its 15,000th cab and looks forward to a bright future with many more successful projects and partnerships ahead.
For additional information about Marion Body Works, including an overview of the company’s long history, visit https://www.marionbody.com/ or https://www.marionbody.com/about.
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IT'S BACK!!!
The Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin
Nominations are now being Accepted!
The Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin is back for the eighth straight year! WMC is partnering once again with Johnson Financial Group to highlight the manufacturing industry and ultimately determine what is the Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin.
You can participate in this contest right now by visiting www.madeinwis.com to nominate a company and product that's made in Wisconsin. The nomination period ends on Sept. 8 and voting will begin Sept. 18.
About the Contest:
Each year, Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC) and Johnson Financial Group partner to determine the Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin. The competition aims to highlight the state’s vibrant manufacturing industry. The contest not only brings attention to all the cool things made in Wisconsin, but also the outstanding career opportunities available in manufacturing – an industry that employs 1 in 6 people in the state!
WMC and Johnson Financial Group have partnered together for this contest since 2016, and Wisconsinites have cast nearly 1.1 million votes since its inception. Last year alone, roughly 150 products were nominated and over 150,000 votes were cast to determine the Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin. Products have ranged from motorcycles, military vehicles, cheese products, boats, generators, food carts, iron castings, beer, all-terrain vehicles, snow blowers and much, much more.
Nominations can be submitted by visiting www.madeinwis.com.
Timeline of Events
Aug. 16 to Sept. 8 – Nominations Accepted
Sept. 18 to Sept. 26 – Popular Vote to Determine the Field of 16
Sept. 27 – Announce the Top 16
Sept. 28 to Oct. 3 – 1st Round of the Bracket
Oct. 4 – Announce the Top 8
Oct. 5 to Oct. 10– 2nd Round of the Bracket
Oct. 11 – Announce Top 4
Oct. 12 to Oct. 19 – Final Round
Oct. 19 – Winner Announced (Business Day, Monona Terrace)
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47 South Main Street Clintonville, WI 54929 | |
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Explore all of the SBDC’s events around the state for prospective and current business owners looking to expand their skill set, network, receive guidance or connect to the Wisconsin entrepreneurial ecosystem.
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WWBIC offers training sessions statewide for new entrepreneurs, seasoned business owners and anyone looking to improve their financial health. Most of their training sessions are available as online webinars, but they also host several in person sessions at their five offices statewide! Check out their valuable offerings! | |
The UW-Stevens Point Continuing Education team uses innovative and entrepreneurial approaches to offer professional development and personal enrichment while reaching a global audience of all ages.
UW-Stevens Point Continuing Education extends programs and resources beyond the campus by offering customized training, credit courses, and non-credit programs to meet the learning needs of audiences of all ages.
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NEWS FROM THE NUTRITION MISSION! |
HELLO!
I hope you’re having a fun-filled summer and are soaking up the warm weather. As we inch closer to the school year, my team and I have been preparing for another year of serving roughly 250 students through our weekend backpack program, The Nutrition Mission. I’m reaching out to see if you and your team would be interested in hosting a food drive for our Nutrition Mission program.
Our largest need for the program is oatmeal, specifically in serving size packets. If this is of interest to you and your team, we would love for you to join us in collecting oatmeal for our program. We are hoping to collect oatmeal between now through the end of September. If interested, we can provide you with a donation bin as well as graphics and/or signage. We greatly appreciate any support and thank you for being a valued partner of ours.
We look forward to hearing from you soon!
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Fox Communities Credit Union is proud to offer free, financial webinars presented by BALANCE.
Webinar Title: Psychology of Spending
We all have a “money personality” and it has a major impact on our attitudes, relationship with money, and spending habits. By understanding this, individuals can monitor and adjust their behaviors to make smart money decisions. This session will teach strategies and tactics to decode personality types to gain control over finances.
Session 1: Tuesday, September 12, 2023 @ 12:30PM
Session 2 Thursday, September 21, 2023 @ 7:30PM
More information and registration here:
Fox Communities CU (balancepro.org)
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CHECK OUT CLINTONVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY'S FALL PROGRAMS! | |
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