GET YOUR WALLEYE NOW! - Orion Area Chamber of Commerce

What’s the
March, 2016
Vol. 12, No. 13
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A monthly collaborative with the Orion Area Chamber of Commerce
Associated Foot Clinic
accounting services,
• Prepare Business & Personal
inc. Tax Returns
• Assist New Business in Federal & State Registration
• Payroll Processing • Bank Reconciliation
• Financial Statements • Periodic Tax Planning
• Personalized & Confidential Service
399 S. Broadway • Lake Orion • 248-693-0003
Jeffrey C. Noroyan, D.P.M. • Tim Snyder, D.P.M.
Gloria Christian, D.P.M.
Physicians and Surgeons of the Foot
191 North Park Blvd • Lake Orion
248-693-8400
Diplomate, American Board of Podiatric Surgery
LAKE ORION
WINDOW TREATMENTS
Custom Draperies • Blinds • Carpet
Upholstery • Hospital Bed Curtains
Commercial • Residential
ENVIRONMENTAL
WOOD SOLUTIONS
47 S. Broadway • Lake Orion
248-693-0124 • Fax 248-693-0031
The Classifieds
Attract Buyers.
Place an ad in the Classifieds!
It’s a fast, easy and profitable way to get rid
of your unwanted merchandise.
Call 248-693-8331.
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RECYCLING:
Stumps / Brush / Logs
Tree Debris / Yard Waste
Pallets / Crates
Wood Construction Debris
Screened Topsoil • Planting Mix
Hardwood Mulch • Colored Mulch
Aggregate Materials - Sand & Stone
Call For Rates 248-391-9446
3500 Giddings Rd. (N of Silverbell)
Hours: Mon-Fri. 8-5 • Sat. 8-1
www.ewsmullins.com
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Open 7 Days A Week
10 am - 11 pm
1, 2 & 3 Piece Dinners
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Indoor
Car Cruise
Tuesdays • 4:30-6:30 pm
Prizes • Games
WIN A $50.00
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Walleye
Dinner
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visit. Valid only at Lake Orion Culvers. Expires 4-1-16
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March 2016 -- Lake Orion -- What’s The Biz -- 19
Marketplace Health Insurance - Form 1095-A
Well, there is a lot of confusion on these
health insurance forms - Form 1095A, B or
C and rightfully so. The one that really matters for this tax season (2015 tax returns) is
the 1095-A. This form provides information
necessary to complete your 2015 tax return.
care coverage for any part of 2015 you must
make an individual shared responsiblility
payment unless you qualify for an exemption. The complexity of our health insurance
over the last few years is incredible, to say
the least.
Those who will receive the 1095-A purchased their health insurance through the
Marketplace. You may have used an insurance agent to obtain your health care coverage and still purchased it through the Marketplace. You need to check with your insurance agent if you are not sure. You should
also look at your monthly insurance bill to
see if there is a line item showing any type of
credit towards your payment. If there is, this
means you may have had some type of government assistance towards your premiums.
You will need the 1095-A to complete your
2015 tax return.
If you try to file your returns without completing the necessary health insurance information and forms your return will be held
up. For those people who received the 1095B or 1095-C do not have to worry about this
too much. If you did not have health insurance coverage for the full 12 months of 2015,
you may be subject to the individual shared
responsibiliyt payment unless you qualify for
an exemption.
Another scenario is you may have coverage through your workplace but your spouse
and / or children are covered under another
plan. They may have a Form 1095-A on their
plan. Any dependent on your return who
purchased health insurance through the Marketplace will need to provide you with a
1095-A in order to complete your tax returns.
This information is necessary to reconcile
either advance payments and/or to claim a
premium tax credit if you are eligible. Also,
If you or any member of your family, who
you claim as a dependent, did not have health
To sum this up, be very careful when you
provide information to your tax professional
or if you prepare your own returns. The
health insurance coverage information has
given many filers problems because they did
not have complete or accurate information.
Anita Delventhal is President & CEO of A.G.
Consulting Services Inc. She has 30+ years
of experience and is an expert in the areas
of accounting, taxation and business planning. She is a graduate of Oakland University, an Enrolled Agent, Accredited Tax Advisor, Accredited Tax Preparer, Certified
QuickBooks ProAdvisor since 2005 and a
Top Advisor on nerdwallet.com. Visit our
updated website for more information @
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Tax Preparation &
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website for more
information
Put an accountant and tax expert who
really does get it on your side.
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Basket
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Not valid with any other offer. Limit one coupon per person per
visit. Valid only at Lake Orion Culvers. Expires 4-1-16
248-276-2222
Accountants & Tax Advisors
Ready to make a change and move forward?
2633 S. Lapeer Road, Suite F
www.agconsultingservices.com
DISINHERITANCE
A recent Court of Appeals
decision has raised a new
issue about the ability of a
parent to disinherit a child.
Michigan
provides for
c e r t a i n
allowances and
p r o p e r t y
exemptions for
family members
as a priority over Attorney James
creditors or R. Porritt, Jr.
other expenses of an estate.
In a case in which a will
clearly provided that one
child was to receive nothing
from the estate, the Court
held that such language
could not preclude that child
from receiving that statutory
share of the exempt
property.
The decision appears to fly
in the face of the express
intention of the probate
code to determine the
intention of a decedent and
to carry it out.
Nonetheless, until that
decision is reversed or the
legislature amends the act,
simple
intentional
omissions may not suffice.
Alternate mechanisms of
estate planning can be
utilized by knowledgeable
attorneys.
For your estate planning
needs contact Jim Porritt.
James R. Porritt, Jr.
ATTORNEY
Serving Orion and Oxford Areas
Since 1973
Licensed Real Estate Broker • Past Chair of OCBA Real Estate Committee
Member of American and State Bar Real Estate Sections
248-693-6245
SIMPLE WILLS
• Self directed disposition of assets
Free Initial
• Your choice of administrator
Consultation
• Your choice of Guardian for minors
• Your choice of Trust for minors to be set up after your passing.
“Avoiding Probate” does not justify the cost or inconvenience of setting up a Living Trust and
maintaining it for the rest of your life. Michigan’s unsupervised probate procedure is
inexpensive, uses preprinted forms, avoids formal accountings, court appearances, or approval
of asset disposition.
Real Estate Transactions and
Troubled Mortgage Relief
436 S. Broadway (M-24) , Suite C • Lake Orion • www.porrittlaw.com
March 2016 -- Lake Orion -- What’s The Biz -- 21
Spa On The Lake
Expands Again
The Spa On The Lake is
pleased to announce the
“Spa On The Lake Annex”.
The Annex which is located
in the building directly
behind the spa is designed to
provide user friendly
curbside entry into the
building (no ramps or stairs).
The Annex will be staffed
with one of our senior
Massage Therapists, Ms.
Kay Smith. Kay is a certified
Ashiatsu massage instructor
and a licensed massage
therapist. In addition to
massage services Kay will
also be offering:
· Inversion therapy
· Cellulite Reduction
The Spa On The Lake
recently moved to Oxford
from Lake Orion. The Spa
has been in business for over
16 years. Their services
include Massage, facials,
manicure, Pedicure and
permanent makeup. Its new
location in a renovated
Victorian Home, It’s perfect
for a “European Spa with a
Victorian Flare”
22-- What’s The Biz -- Lake Orion -- March 2016
It’s tax season -- call Padgett
Padgett Business Services
of North Oakland is in the
midst of our tax season.
Our preparation with the
businesses we serve is a yearlong-activity. We are planning while we prepare this
year’s returns. It is a very virtuous cycle.
We have been serving businesses for a long time. We
are led by a tax attorney (JD,
LLM, MBA) with decades of
practical experience in tax
and law. And we have accountants with years of serving local clients. Padgett has
served Lake Orion for over
twenty years.
Importantly, we care about
the clients we serve.
We are a Padgett franchisee
because it allows us to remain
constantly apprised of tax and
law changes. They are a valued ally and resource.
Yes, we serve small businesses with complex tax and
accounting needs. We are
competent, convenient, local
and affordable.
If you have accounting and
tax issues, we would like to
help. Padgett Business Services: “America’s Firm For
Small Business Tax Needs.”
What’s the BIZ?
The Biz is included in the entire circulation of
The Lake Orion Review on the First Wednesday
of the month. It is also available via an email blast
from the chamber to over 220 members of the
Orion Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Ambassador is. What do they do?
Our Ambassador Committee is
comprised of volunteers who act on
behalf of the Chamber. The purpose of our Ambassador Committee
is to encourage participation in
the Chamber by contacting new
and renewing members and to
strengthen the Chamber membership by making every member feel
welcome at events and inviting
them to get involved.
Ambassadors receive training to
make sure they are very knowledgeable regarding Chamber services and programs, as well as the
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Lake Orion on February 17. With
over 900 locations, Firehouse
Subs prides themselves on
treating their customers well and
feeding them well. Visit them at
1085 S. Lapeer Road, Lake Orion.
They must take the initiative and
be motivated to meet new members at Chamber events and at business site visits. They are greeters,
networkers, and mentors.
Over the next few months, we’ll be
introducing our ambassadors.
Ambassador of
the Month: Allan
Nahajewski
Freelance writer Allan Nahajewski
of D&A Creative Group joined the
Orion Area
Chamber
January of
2014. He has
been writing
professionally
for 40 years
- for newspapers, agencies
and businesses
big and small.
He worked at Chrysler for 20
years, where he was editor of the
company newspaper, led the company's employee communications
team, and wrote for seven CEOs,
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business owner, he has written
everything from tweets to a commencement speech.
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loves spending time with his wife,
Donna. They enjoy cross-country skiing, cycling and traveling
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a writer, give Allan Nahajewski
at D&A Creative Group a
call at 248-877-9746 or visit
dncreativegroup.com.
March Breakfast
Thursday, March 3rd
8:30 to 10:00 am
G’s Pizzeria
2775 S. Lapeer, Lake Orion
“You Are Responsible for
Your Customer,” presented by
Bob Smith and Chris Hagan
of the Orion Township Fire
Department.
Sponsored by
Thirsty Thursday
Join us the third
Thursday of every month
between 4 and 6 pm for
a cold one and informal
networking!
March 17th
Clansman Pub
2336 Joslyn Rd.
Lake Orion
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THURSDAY
Orion Area
C H A M B E R O F CO M M E R C E
Upcoming Ribbon
Cuttings
G’S Pizzeria, Thursday, March
10th, 4:30 - 5:30 pm, 2775 S.
Lapeer Rd., Lake Orion
Kids Standard Publication
Inc - MI, Wednesday, March 16,
at the Orion Township Library,
825 Joslyn Rd., Lake Orion
April Luncheon
Thursday, April 14th
11:30 to 1 pm
Legacy Center
925 N. Lapeer Rd., Oxford
Legacy Center owner Christian
Mills will speak about his latest
project and then conduct tours
of this exciting new facility.
Sponsored by
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A mystery revealed
Ever drive past Lake Sixteen and
wonder what was behind the gates
on the east side of the road? You
aren’t alone. What’s located at 1601
Joslyn has been the subject of speculation since 1956.
In celebration of their 60th year,
the gates have come down and a
Guest House sign has been erected.
Guest House is a residential treatment center for
Catholic clergy and
religious who suffer
from addiction
and other behavioral conditions.
Their goal is to
provide the education, treatment
and care to help them return to
their vocations. Guest House is a
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fundraising through individuals,
corporations, foundations and
events to ensure all of their clients
have an opportunity for treatment
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
2016 Chamber
Board of Directors
regardless of
their ability to
pay.
When Austin
Ripley opened
the doors of
Guest House
in 1956, treatment and housing took place in the
William E. Scripps Mansion which
is part of their 130-acre campus.
Built from 19261927, the mansion
was originally the
summer home of
William Scripps
and his family.
The son of James
E. Scripps, founder of The Detroit
News, William Scripps was by all
reports a man of vision who was
interested in all things mechanical, aviation, land preservation
and animal breeding. He founded
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Unmasking the
secret of networking
A Chamber networking event open to
the public
Join us as we expose the secrets of networking on
Wednesday, March 23rd from 4 pm to 7 pm. This
unique event will be held at the historic 28,000 square foot Tudor-style
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William E Scripps family and how they enjoyed their summer home in
the 1920’s.
This event is sponsored by M&B Graphics.
Scripps Mansion is located at 1601 Joslyn Rd in Lake Orion. Enter on
Scripps Road. To register for this event, visit orionareachamber.com.
PRESIDENT
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VICE PRESIDENT
still broadcasting.
In 2007, Scripps Mansion was
added to the National Register of
Historic Places. That same year,
Guest House opened a residential
treatment center on campus. A
second treatment facility was
added in 2014. The mansion is now
used for continuing care, retreats
and special events.
May 21st, will be one of the few
times Guest House is open to the
public for their second annual Run
Over Addiction 5k Run/Walk. The
course winds
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information about Guest House,
please visit GuestHouse.org.
Did you know?
When you buy local, you’re
supporting somebody’s
dream – not to mention
somebody’s family!
Matt Pfeiffer,
Northern Flooring & Interiors
TREASURER
Chris Collins,
Planet Kids Premier Academy
SECRETARY
Kellie McDonald,
The Goddard School-Lake Orion
DIRECTORS
Ryan Austin, Birmingham Sealcoat
Chris Barnett, Orion Township
Carl Cyrowski, Cyrowski Real Estate
Todd Daniels,
Wealthpath Financial Advisors
Bill Kokenos, Orion Area Parade Group
Dr. Dana Mosure-Judge,
Oakland Sports Chiropractic
Dawn Neely, Seniors Helping Seniors
Pam Omilian, API Consulting
Andrea Rank, Crates Coffee House
Rob Zielinski, Laidler & Zielinski
Craig Zmijewski, AAA Michigan
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Alaina Campbell
COMMUNICATIONS
COORDINATOR
Colleen Ray
ORION AREA
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
46 W. Shadbolt, Suite C
Entrance on Lapeer Street
Lake Orion, MI 48362
248-693-6300
[email protected]
orionareachamber.com
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Building relationships one IRA at a time
Grant Fodor thought he had his life all planned out. In
high school, he was courted by several schools with
offers of football scholarships. But Grant knew what
he wanted to do, so he narrowed his choices down to
Michigan Tech and Wayne State – because both schools
had great engineering programs. See, Grant was going
to be an engineer like his dad. The only problem was
that when Grant started taking engineering classes at
Wayne State, he found he didn’t really like it that much.
On his mother’s advice, he switched to business and
there’s been no stopping him since. He took an accounting class – hated it – a marketing class – it was okay –
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minor in economics.
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become limited partners at Edward Jones.
Supporting the relationship
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the job where Grant excels.
He is involved in the community. He is a hometown
boy with ties to the community. He and his wife, Elise, a RN in her last semester of
school for her Masters as a family nurse practitioner,
live in Oxford with their daughter, Paige, and their dog,
Roxanne. They’ll be adding to their family mid-march
when Paige gets a little brother or sister. Grant is a
member of the Lake Orion Rotary Club, the Orion Area
Chamber of Commerce, and a parishioner at St. Joseph’s.
Edward Jones is located at 214 S. Broadway St.
in Lake Orion. Call 248-693-9123 to schedule an
appointment with Grant.
Welcome new members!
Sherwin Williams
4913 S. Baldwin Road
Lake Orion, MI 48359
Stephanie Rose
248-393-3056
sherwin-williams.com
Coldwell Banker Weir Manuel
7151 N. Main Street
Clarkston, MI 48346
Jessica Gingell
248-245-0142
cbwm.com/jgingell/
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Friday, March 4
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of each month)
A Bean To Go,
16 W. Flint St., Lake Orion
Open to all local business people, not just Chamber members,
so bring a friend or associate.
Bring business cards, ideas and a
2-minute “commercial” for your
business. Stay after for informal
networking. Meet other business
people to grow your business
and make new contacts.
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SIGNATURE MEMBERS
What’s
going on?
Splash! Your Neighborhood Swim
School
925 North Lapeer Road, Suite 424
Oxford, MI 48371
Paul Howard
248-572-6900
www.swimatsplash.com
PREMIER MEMBER
CBM Accounting Services LLC
9461 Cherrywood Road
Clarkston, MI 48348
Carol Mullaney
248-245-6538
cbmaccountingservices.com
BUSINESS MEMBERS
Legacy Center
925 N. Lapeer Rd.
Oxford, MI 48371
Jennifer Geare
586-960-5811
legacyiscommunity.com
Firehouse Subs
1085 S. Lapeer Road
Lake Orion, MI 48360
Neal Porter, Jr
248-834-3003
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Zale Group
2075 W Big Beaver Rd, Suite 415
Troy, MI 48084
Andy Zale
248-243-5800
zalegroup.com
Know someone who knows someone
who knows someone.
Join the Chamber.
ADP
Lake Orion, MI 48360
Eric Kaminski
248-388-4016
BASIC MEMBERS
Russell Photography
Lake Orion, MI 48360
Wallace Russell
248-408-7863
russellphotos.com
How You Can Join
the Orion Chamber
Click the “Join Now” button at
orionareachamber.com, email
[email protected], or
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Members making news
Suzanne Perreault
Suzanne Perreault is the
Executive Director for the
Three Chamber members
Lake Orion Downtown
are “Elite 40 Under 40”
Development Authority.
The Orion Area Chamber of
Since taking this position in
Commerce congratulates three
2010, she has worked on a
members who were recognized
number of projects includin the 2016 class of Oakland
ing a streetscape and park
County’s Elite 40 Under 40.
improvement project, the
addition of a number of
Nearly 450 nominations were
placemaking projects and
reviewed by a panel of judges,
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looking for the top 40 young
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professionals and leaders who
Orion has maintained its
Lake Orion’s Andrew Magnus, Brian Birney and
live or work in Oakland County.
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Suzanne Perreault were recognized by Oakland
The 40 honorees have achieved
County
Executive
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three
of
his
Street Program status. Main
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recognized the Lake Orion
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DDA with a number of special
Operation Enduring Freedom,
recognitions, most recently, in
Brian Birney
during which he was recognized
2015, Outstanding Historic Building
Brian Birney is the President and
as Marine of the Quarter. Brian
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Andrew Magnus
Corps Veteran and served during
Chamber of Commerce.
Andrew Magnus, president of
Brightside Markets, is a Lake Orion
native. He started Green Light
Employment Opportunities
Graphics in 2011, and primarily
candidate must enjoy customer contact
Part-Time Teller
coordinates production on all
and have excellent client service and
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projects and directs customer sercommunication skills. He or she should
seeks someone to
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also be well-organized and accurate
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business of buying used production
with details. The ideal candidate must
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transactions timely and accurately.
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to [email protected].
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second owner.
opportunities by making sales referrals. Maintain the teller window cash
requirements. Maintain and promote
teamwork. Follow all bank and regulatory policies and procedures including
the teller variation and loss policy.
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Edward Jones is seeking an On-call
Branch Team Associate to support their
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service and administrative assistance
for their branches on a temporary,
as-needed basis, and it does not have
regularly scheduled hours. The ideal
Assistant Teacher
Rainbow Child Care Center is searching
for an Assistant Teacher. For information or to apply, visit rainbowccc.com/
careers.
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Cook. Call Rhonda Pritchard at 248-3719987 ext 15 or email Rhonda at rhonda@
palazodibocce.com to apply.
If you are a Chamber member and would like us to share your employment opportunities, please
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H & R Block gives away
a grand
Tess Christopher of Lake Orion got
more than just a tax refund this
year. She was a local winner in
H&R Block’s ‘1000 Win $1000 Daily’
Sweepstakes. On February 12,
Christopher was presented a check
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by Franchisee Pat McGorisk where
her 2015 taxes were prepared.
Christopher works at Glitz Hair
Salon in Lake Orion. The sweepstakes runs for a limited time and
there is no purchase required to
enter.
For more information, contact
H&R Block Lake Orion at
248-693-6160 or visit
hrblock.com/grand.
Did you know?
If each of us spent $100 a year more
on local businesses, it would put an
extra $3 million a year into our
economy. Not only that
but it would create
thousands more jobs
every year."
Scholarship Applicants Sought
The Orion Area Chamber of Commerce is offering a $1000 Academic
Scholarship to a 2016 graduate of Lake Orion High School who will pursue a
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hopes this scholarship we will enhance one local student's pursuit of higher
education. Our goal is to encourage today's students to become tomorrow's
Lake Orion business leaders.
Applications and eligibility requirements are available at the
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Chamber will present the scholarship at the Honors Convocation
Ceremony on May 31 at Lake Orion High School.