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The Chardon Area Chamber will be one of several local chambers participating in
a virtual networking session Thursday, May 28th
from 8:30-10:00 am. Through
special software from our host, the Northeastern Ohio Chambers of Commerce,
you will be able to click on different tables to see and hear people to have your
discussions.
Other participating chambers include:
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce
Eastern Lake County Chamber of Commerce
Greater Ashtabula Chamber of Commerce
Lorain County Chamber of Commerce
Willoughby Western Lake County Chamber of Commerce
Fee: $10 per person
When registering, indicate that you are with the Chardon Area Chamber. Your $10
will be given back to us. Please note that you must use Google Chrome with a
laptop or desktop computer to participate. Tablets and iphones do not work at this
time.
Visit chardonchamber.com to register.
Once you register you will be given more specific instructions.
Over Coffee Financial is a small personal financial planning firm offering comprehensivefinancial planning, investment management, and tax advice to families who are getting seriousabout their retirement, want to know where they stand, and how to reach their goals effectively.
Our clients value our goals based financial planning, scientifically based investmentmanagement, charitable estate planning expertise, and professional tax preparation and advice.
and want to say hi - from a distance.WE'RE NEW TO THE CHAMBER
We've been working with clients online since 2014!Brent Dickerson, CFP® EAOwner + Financial Advisor
(440) [email protected]
Tim Cline
Bass Lake Chapter – Area Director
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Beginning Monday, May 18, the new Ten10 office will be located on the historic Chardon Square, 119 Main Street. We hope to share our
new storefront and studio space with you soon. Be on the look out for an open house when it is safe for people to gather once again.
Please be sure to update our address:Ten10 Design
119 Main Street - Chardon, Ohio 44024
*Note our phone number has not changed. You may still reach us at 440-286-4367.
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The Fast Track 50 trustees announce that nominations
are now being accepted for the
2020 Fast Track 50
Application Deadline of June 19, 2020
The Fast Track 50 Trustees invite you to submit an application to be recognized as one of the fastest growing companies in Lake and
Geauga Counties.
This year in honor of businesses who are exhibiting extraordinary efforts to help their employees and communities during the health crisis, we are introducing a new award: The COVID-19 Community
Service Award.
To learn more about this event, or how you can be selected for the Nonprofit of the Year and Covid-19 Community Service Awards, visit
www.fasttrack50.org.
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April 9, 2020 Sole proprietors can join the SOCA Benefit Plan Chamber Friends, Anthem, NOACC and SOCA are very pleased to announce that the SOCA Benefit Plan MEWA is making room for sole proprietors. They can enroll in the plan starting July 1. The broker community has already received instructions from Anthem regarding new case submission. Quoting starts April 20. An eligible sole proprietor must:
• Meet underwriting requirements.
• Work more than 30 hours per week (documentation required).
• Submit a cover page for Form 1040 with Schedule C or Form 1040 with Schedules F and SE. Regulations limit sole proprietor membership to 10 percent of total SOCA Benefit Plan membership. This is limited to sole proprietors. Presently this offer is not intended for non-profit organizations with one employee. Please contact your local Anthem broker with questions. Cindy Holzheimer President/CEO Northern Ohio Area Chambers of Commerce
Tracking the PPP Loan Proceeds
Unfortunately at this time much of the guidance on the forgiveness is unclear at this time. While
we await further direction here are some tips. Technical guidance is expected to be forthcoming
in the next few weeks.
Where to Start?
❖ Set up an efficient tracking system for tracking documentation
❖ Keep detailed records
▪ Use an excel sheet or your accounting software package
▪ If you use QuickBooks this can be done by setting up class tracking and creating a class “COVID-
19” and tagging all related expenses.
❖ Keep 3rd party payroll records
❖ If you do not use a 3rd party, keep your internal payroll reports that reflect gross wages
❖ Keep copies of receipts, invoices, and bills for paper support
What is eligible?
Payroll – this will likely be utilized at 75% or more as part of your loan amount:
❖ Payroll
❖ Health Insurance
❖ Dental Insurance
❖ Vision Insurance
❖ FSA
❖ HRA
❖ Retirement plans
❖ State and local taxes
❖ Keep copies of your bank statement(s) and tie out the listed expenses claimed.
❖ You may also wish to use and keep as part of your documentation your Form 941 or 940 and summarize the
portion on the form that was used during the 8-week period.
Other qualifying expenses - These expenses will likely be limited to 25% of the PPP loan amount.
❖ Keep invoices, statements, payment advices, etc. to validate the expenditures for rent, mortgage, utilities, etc.
❖ You may be asked to provide a copy of your rent, lease, or mortgage loan to validate these obligations were in
place before 02/15/20.
❖ Keep copies of your bank statement(s) and tie out the listed expenses claimed.
❖ Keep copies of the canceled checks for the invoices or bills paid with program proceeds.
Employee headcount:
❖ Keep track of hours worked for hourly employees. Maintain timecards and/or pull reports from electronic
timecard systems. These should be tracked the entire 8-week period.
❖ Capture any new employees hires, regardless of status. Keep the Form W-4, as they may be required as support
documentation.
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It’s Official! We are open!
After what has been the strangest start to the spring of 2020, we are glad to be taking the baby steps of getting back into the saddle. I wanted to take a minute to reach out and let you know that the gallery hours have changed, for the time being, we are open Tuesday's through Saturday's from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm. So, if you are looking to get out for a while, you can feel comfortable and safe; you can count on this to be a destination that will only bring you enjoyment. We are looking to create special small group artist talks, demonstrations, and tours. To give you a sneak peek of few that we are currently working on. Now on display are several new works from artist Kristin Pierre who has graciously offered the first of our meet the artist series. If you would like to schedule a time, please contact the gallery, and we can discuss the arrangements. For more on Kristin and her work, please visit https://www.artisanscornergallery.com/project/kristin-pierre-fine-art-in-oil/
Coming in June and running through the end of July. We are delighted to feature an Ohio Artist that is new to the gallery.
Ohio Photographer and Storyteller Rebecca Nieminen from Kinsman, Ohio. Storyteller Photography: Images by Rebecca is a photography studio in Kinsman, Ohio, owned and operated by Rebecca S. Nieminen, an artist, author, former college writing instructor, and award-winning journalist. Rebecca studied writing and photography at Youngstown State University, where she earned a bachelor's degree in professional writing and editing (with a minor in photography) and eventually a master's degree in English. Rebecca has long been passionate about conveying stories not only through the written word but also through photographic imagery. For her, the old adage "Every picture is worth a thousand words" rings poignantly true. She strives to create beautiful images that capture the essence of her subject and spark the creative imagination. For more please visit http://storytellerphotographyimagesbyrebecca.com/galleries/landscapes/
If there is an Art, Craft, or Small Event ~
You would be interested in hosting here at the gallery; We are here for you!
Please feel free to contact us, maybe you are
interested in teaching and need room to accommodate
safe social distancing while enjoying the company of up
to eight guests.
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Alvord’s Yard & Garden equipment, LLC is a family owned and operated lawn and garden sales and
service center located in Geauga County. We have proudly been in business since 1993. In those years we have
gone through many challenges and trials. COVID is definitely one of the more challenging hurdles we have
crossed. Like many of you we are working hard to find a new “normal”. Our showroom remains closed to the
public at this time as we are working hard to continue to ensure the safety & health of our consumers and
employees. During this time all parts & sales are conducted on the phone or in person maintaining 6 ft distance.
Many enjoy the ease, convenience and quick pick up times afforded from calling ahead and placing their orders.
During this time there has not been any need that could not be met. Our staff is able to move any unit or
units you would like to see outside and answer all your questions as if you were inside our showroom. We are
lucky to live in a time that all of our products can be easily compared and viewed online. Our employees go above
& beyond, to quickly meet the needs of anyone who calls, or stops in to help ensure this change is an easy
transition for our consumers. Give our new way of business a TRY! Shop all of our products on our website
www.aygoh.com or our dedicated STIHL site https://alvordsyardandgarden.stihldealer.net/products/. We are sure
we will meet your needs, whether we discuss new items on the phone while you are viewing them online, or in
person outside enjoying the weather together. Eliminate wait times for parts by calling ahead allowing us to
research the items, check stock and pricing to allow a quick and seamless pick up procedure.
We sell and service Exmark commercial zero-turn mowers and walk behind mowers. Husqvarna
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Trimmers, chainsaws, hand mowers, leaf- blowers, Hedge trimmers, edgers, axes, pruners, pocket knives, STIHL
apparel and many more equipment accessories. Toro residential zero turns, snow blowers and hand mowers, BCS
tillers, implements and Billy Goat products. We also supply various arborist supplies along with our popular hats,
sunglasses and other apparel. We have a friendly and knowledgeable parts department and offer a wide range of
parts for many other lawn and garden brands. No matter what the need or season is we have all you need to get
the job done.
Open 8a–5p Monday through Friday (with Saturday hours soon to follow)
Our customer lounge is open to the public and is constantly disinfected for the safety of all
Body shop customers can drop-off vehicles for repair at Chardon Square Auto and Tire as we rebuild
Contact-less services available including vehicle pickup and delivery to surrounding communities
Vehicles are disinfected before, and after repairs
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Are you working from home, having a parent move in or just not enough roomfor all that is happening at home these days? I have 40 years experience andcan help you make better use of existing space or add new space.
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Governor DeWine announced that facial coverings will be required for employees and
customers when businesses and retail stories reopen on May 12. In the three weeks since
our Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) production launched, Vocational Guidance
Services has produced over 7,000 masks for the community including Cleveland Clinic
health care workers, residential care facilities, ambulance service providers, and more.
Thank you to everyone who has supported our efforts!
Our Cleveland facility is equipped with industrial cutting equipment, sewing machines, and
a trained labor force able to produce up to 1,000 masks per day. We have sewing capacity
and stand ready to support our region's new normal. If your business has a need for PPE,
contact [email protected] with your inquiry.
In The News
VGS was featured on News Five Cleveland
for our response to the COVID-19
pandemic.
Crain’s Cleveland Business highlighted the
challenges facing area nonprofits during
the COVID-19 pandemic, including VGS’
response.
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Celebrating 130 Years
As we respond to the ever-changing needs of our
community, we recommend that you visit our
website NAMIGEAUGA.ORG for the most
accurate, up-to-date information on times, dates,
locations, and links.
Mental Health First Aid
Thursday, June 18, 2020, 8am To 4:30pm
Mental Health First Aid is an 8-hour course that teaches you how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use disorders. The training gives you the skills you need to reach out and provide initial help and support to someone who may be developing a mental health or substance use problem or experiencing a crisis.
To pre-register, call or email: (440) 286-6264 or [email protected].
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Virtual Support Groups are being h eld online
and over the phone. We use ZOOM Meeting – free app
available. Visit our website to find the support group
links and phone instructions as well as more information
and videos. You can also call or email.
ANONYMOUS DUAL RECOVERY SUPPORT GROUP Sundays, 6:30p-7:30p A free, anonymous and confidential group for adults who have BOTH a diagnosed mental health disorder AND a substance use disorder. This group is modeled on 12-step programs, and meets weekly. GROWTH THROUGH GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP 2nd & 4th Wednesdays, 7p-8:30p Free support group designed to guide loved ones on their journey to find hope and healing after suicide and other traumatic deaths.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 7p-8:30p Thursday mornings 11a-12:30p A free, confidential and safe support group for adults living with mental health conditions.
Tuesdays, 7p-8:30p Thursdays, 10a-11a A free, confidential support group for adults who have loved ones living with a mental health diagnosis.
Family (Loved Ones) SUPPORT GROUP
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Your Donation Will Help Feed Kids in Geauga CountyTeam Up with Chardon Rotary in Support of Claridon Community Helps!
Chardon Rotary Foundation is a 501c-3 organization. Your donation is tax deductible. 100% of your donation goes directly to Claridon Community Helps via Chardon Rotary.
Questions? Email Steve Turpin ([email protected]) or Terry Hegner ([email protected])
Please consider a donation! Go to: charity.gofundme.com/o/en/campaign/geauga-pandemic-relief-fund
Write a check to Chardon Rotary Foundation and mail it to Chardon Rotary, P.O. Box 302, Chardon, Ohio, 44024
OR
Claridon Community Helps has been preparing and delivering lunches to kids throughout Geauga County funded by private donations for the last year. They started out by feeding 51 kids and have expanded to 159 kids in just one year! All accomplished by volunteers.
Due to the effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic, they need more assistance. The pandemic has caused job losses and school closures that have dramatically increased the need for that one free meal a day. Your donation, no matter what amount, will help assure these kids can look forward to at least one nutritious meal, five days a week, every week, until school opens again.
Chardon Rotary Foundation has committed to a Matching Fund Program for up to the 1st $10,000 donated. Our goal is to raise $35,000 by June 15, 2020.
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LEADERSHIP GEAUGA YOUTH LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE RETURNS
Summer program takes place June 15-26, 2020. Applications open now.
Leadership Geauga County is proud to announce the second year of its summer Youth Leadership
Institute, a leadership development and civic immersion program designed for busy high school
students. It is open to any rising junior or senior who attends school and/or lives in Geauga County, as
well as students who will have just graduated. Limited to 15 individuals, this small group experience will
open the door to the network of Leadership Geauga Youth and Adult Alumni while helping students
prepare for their path following high school.
The Youth Leadership Institute pairs dynamic experiences and personalized guidance to support new
connections and enhanced learning in team settings. Students will make unique connections in Geauga
County, meet people driving community growth, enhance personal leadership skills and develop close
bonds with other young leaders. Students will virtually “travel throughout the County” while examining
Human Service offerings, Health and Safety systems, Government interactions, Business types, and
Agricultural diversities.
Leadership Geauga is excited to share that our Youth Institute will run virtually this summer over 6 two-hour sessions on June 15, 17, 19, 22, 24 and 26., from 9-11 AM on each day. Highlights of the curriculum include:
Participants work to understand their unique traits and attributes (using StrengthsQuest), which can be used to become a better team member, leader and student.
Introduce participants to business and community leaders who will share stories about their leadership journey and roles in the community.
Participate in virtual experiences (such as a mock grand jury presentation, tour of Kinetico, virtual shadowing with a professional from UH Geauga Medical Center)
The limited enrollment of 15 students will ensure personal attention and high quality, relevant
interactions. The cost of the program is $200 and includes all program materials and supplies. There are
a limited number of scholarships for candidates who have a demonstrated need. Potential students
apply for scholarship assistance using the online application.
Applications for the Youth Leadership Institute are being accepted NOW through May 22. Apply by
visiting our website: www.leadershipgeauga.org/programs/youth/youth-program-application/
Questions? Contact Executive Director Melanie Scanlon at [email protected].
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