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Student Citizen Breakfast
Tuesday, May 15,
at the Fawcett Center

 

Cruise the Ville

August 18, 2012

Whetstone Park

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logo for official

registration form.

For more info go to

www.cruisetheville.com

 


The Clintonville Chamber
17th Annual Golf Classic

September 13, 2012
(open to the public)
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Farmer's Market

Information &

Registration

 

The Clintonville Area
Chamber of Commerce
4219 N. High Street
Columbus, Ohio, 43214
Phone: 262-2790
Fax: 262-2791

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If you are a Chamber member with a news item for this page, please email it to info@clintonvillechamber.com

 

Whetstone High School Resource Fair
Whetstone High School invites Clintonville organizations/businesses to participate in a resource fair during Parent-Teacher Conferences at Whetstone High School on Thursday, February 9 from 4:00 - 7:00 pm and/or Thursday, February 16 from 3:30 - 7:30 pm. If you have something to offer Whetstone families, we welcome your participation. Space is limited. To reserve a table, please contact Mary Pajor: 365-6060 or mpajor9999@columbus.k12.oh.us by February 8 for the 2/9 date or February 15 for the 2/16 date.
 

Columbus Police Officer and Community Liaison, Kenneth Ramos, was featured in The Official Bicentennial Guide of 200 Columbus, a supplement of Columbus CEO magazine. Thank you Officer Ramos for all that you do for our community.

 

Congratulations to Clintonville Chamber Members who were voted the “Best of” in Columbus C.E.O. magazine.

Best Retirement Community
Wesley Glen Retirement Community

Best Internet Service Provider for Business
Time-Warner Cable Business Class

The Chamber June 28th Luncheon

Columbus City Council President, Andrew Ginther, speaking at the Luncheon Members Networking before the luncheon

 



New member Groovy Spoon celebrated their Grand Opening

  Friday, June 17. Chamber Board President, Gary Weaver, was in attendance to assist with the ribbon cutting. The Chamber welcomes Groovy Spoon to Clintonville.
 

 

 

The Clintonville Community Choir
The choir is in its 6th year of making beautiful music. New Members are always welcome. There are no auditions—you just need a desire to sing with a group and have fun. Rehearsals are Wed. evenings from 7:30pm-9:00pm at Whetstone High School.
For more info visit www.clintonvillecommunitychoir.org.

 

 

Your Financial Edge - 4th Quarter 2011
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  Steve Devlin, Financial Advisor
  485 Metro Place South, Suite 101
  Office: (614) 792-8085 ext. 117
  devlin.steve@principal.com

 

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Your path to a healthier workplace starts here.

You know that having a healthy workforce is good for your employees and good for your business. But what’s the best way for your employees to get started on their personal path to a healthier lifestyle?

Anthem has the answers. Without a doubt, the best time to make a health change is always right now! And the best way to start is by having your employees take the Anthem “MyHealth Assessment”.

What is the MyHealth Assessment and how does it work?
MyHealth Assessment is Anthem’s online health assessment tool and it’s available to your employees at anthem.com.

The MyHealth Assessment is basically a health calculator. To use it, your employees first answer some online questions about their health and lifestyle. Then they receive feedback on their health. For instance, they’ll learn how they’re doing health-wise. They’ll learn what they can improve and get some suggestions on how to make those improvements. And they’ll learn what health programs their benefit plan offers at no extra cost to them (as long as they qualify).

What does the MyHealth Assessment do for your employees’ health?
Taking the MyHealth Assessment can set your employees up for long-term health success. That’s because setting realistic goals can help make your employees much more likely to achieve them.

They’ll be encouraged to use free support tools to extend their healthy lifestyle changes. These include additional wellness information and online resources. Plus, they’ll get a health report that they can print out and take to their next doctor visit to serve as a guide in working with their doctor to plan their next steps toward better health.

They’ll also get early warnings about possible health risks that need attention. This can help keep minor issues from turning into major ones in the future.

So, what’s the best thing your employees can do to improve their health this year? Encourage them to take the MyHealth Assessment at anthem.com now to find out.