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The Clintonville Area
Chamber of Commerce
4219 N. High Street
Columbus, Ohio, 43214
Phone: 262-2790
Fax: 262-2791
Cruise the Ville
August 21, 2010
Whetstone Park
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The Clintonville Chamber
15th Annual Golf Classic
September 9th, 2010
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The Clintonville Area
Chamber of Commerce
4219 N. High Street
Columbus, Ohio, 43214
Phone: 262-2790
Fax: 262-2791
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Fresh Picked Fabrics at Sew To Speak
Reminiscent of Liberty prints, our new Alexander Henry lawns are the perfect weight for late Summer and Fall bound frocks. In several sweet florals, they are definitely of the current fashion trends.
In addition to these lovely lawns we've also just placed our first order for Liberty of London, the high end, irresistibly soft, classic cottons. Be advised; They are stunning! and due to arrive this month!!!!
Meanwhile, we have received shipments from two designers we've never carried before. Hoodie and Helen Dardik. These precious teapots and the gorgeous dot prints (at top) are just a slice of the delicious cake that is Hoodie. We have a total of 12 prints from both her older and newer collections.
Helen Dardik's line, Mod Kitchen marks her fabric debut. She is an amazing illustrator and designer, known well for her quirky style. Many of her follows have long awaited the day she'd put her patterns on cloth.
Also in: The first shipment of precious Castle Peeps by Lizzy House. Fun new Japanese Laminates from Lecien and more new laminated prints from Freespirit. New Home Dec prints from Valori Wells, Vicki Pain and Alexander Henry. Michael Miller's printed knits. Shot Cottons, Chambrays and more.
Fall Classes
Classes for everyone, from the very, very beginner to the well versed seamstress. Learn to make skirts, dresses and bags, achieve the perfect fit or create a quilt from start to finish.
We have a very full Fall Schedule, with classes every day of the week. Class sizes are limited. Call or come in to secure your space.
COVA adds to management team, launches development department
COLUMBUS, Ohio (July 27, 2010) – COVA, the Center of Vocational Alternatives, has a new chief financial officer and has appointed its first development director.
Dawn Kuhn, CPA, joins COVA as chief financial officer and director of information technology after serving the past 11 years as controller for the West Ohio Conference of the United Methodist Church. Kuhn, who holds a degree in accounting from West Virginia University, will direct COVA’s finance and information technology departments.
Sally Tyler has been named COVA’s director of development. She will oversee COVA’s fundraising and resource development efforts. Tyler comes to COVA from the development office of the Columbus Association for the Performing Arts (CAPA). Prior to relocating to Columbus in 2003, Tyler served as a development officer for several health-related organizations in Illinois and was executive director of the Mental Health Association of Macon County.
“In this fast changing economic environment we are excited to have two such proven professionals leading our finance, IT and fundraising efforts,” said Judy Braun, president and CEO of COVA. “We are embarking on an electronic clinical record system to serve our participants more efficiently, and our fundraising efforts will provide the seed money for our program innovations. These major initiatives require experienced leaders, and we are fortunate to have recruited two excellent people to guide us.”
About COVA:
COVA is a national leader in providing rehabilitation services and career development for people with mental illness and other disabilities that pose barriers to employment. Founded in 1982, COVA is based in Clintonville, with offices in Delaware and Lancaster. The agency serves 3,300 individuals and 250 employers each year. COVA's innovative programming has been recognized nationally with the 2006 and 2007 Eli Lilly Reintegration Award and the U.S. Secretary of Labor's New Freedom Initiative Award. For more information see www.cova.org.
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