November/December - Lafayette Chamber of Commerce

NOV/DEC 2011
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Newsletter
Creating a strong local economy • Promoting the community • Providing networking opportunities • Representing the interests of business with government
Try Lafayette First –
Home for the Holidays
So what is the headline going to be this year? “3% increase in Holiday Sales
For Local Merchants This Year” or “The Grinch Stole Christmas Again?”
But with high unemployment, fears of another recession, and a weak housing market it is wise to be cautious. Either way, we are in for a rough ride this
holiday season. By continuing the TRY LAFAYETTE FIRST campaign the
chamber’s goal is to generate bottom line sales of Lafayette merchants during
the holidays through a high profile concentrated effort. We will continue to
educate and motivate residents to “shop local.”
We have not decided on what stunt to pull this year. Last year we closed
the freeway entrance to 24. Why leave Lafayette and go to Walnut Creek
when you can support your own community? We’ll land a spaceship on Mt.
Diablo Blvd. or hire clowns to roam the downtown, or something. Just let
your customers know how important it is to shop local. Keep the money in
our community, create local jobs, help the environment, increase local sales
tax, and help support our local merchants.
Business Person of the Year –
Save the Date
Please mark your calendar for Friday, January 20, 2012 for the annual Chamber dinner. Hear from our new Mayor Carol Federighi as she gives her
“State of the City Address”, welcome the chamber’s new Board of Directors
and celebrate with our 2012 Business Person of the Year. Lafayette Park
Hotel & Spa is the place. You can find a ballot in the newsletter. Please
nominate someone you feel is deserving of such an honor.
Business Expo 2011
The chamber is proud to partner with the Hispanic, Pleasant Hill, Concord
and Martinez Chambers for the annual Business Expo, set for Thursday,
November 3, 4:00-7:00pm at the Crown Plaza Hotel, 45 John Glenn Dr.,
Concord. A great place to meet, network or better yet share your business
with hundreds of visitors. There may be a space left for you. Call Barbara
at 925-284-7404 for details.
32nd Annual Community
Thanksgiving Breakfast
Join the business community, residents and city leaders on Friday, 7:00am
–8:30am November 18, 2011 at Lafayette Orinda Presbyterian Church, 49
Knox Dr., Lafayette. Registration form can be found inserted in this newsletter or visit www.lafayettechamber.org. This year’s guest speaker is Congressman George Miller. Music will be provided by local harpist Wendy Tamis.
Spring Loaf Catering will provide breakfast. It is that last chance to visit with
your friends in the community before you get swept up in Holiday Madness.
Stay Home for the Holidays
Support our local merchants!
Our New Board of Directors
Congratulations to our newly elected board members!
Diane Azaro-Barbera - California Bank of Commerce
Brian Aiello - 72 West/ Pinnacle Promotions
Steve Richard - Sustainable Lafayette
They are joining returning members:
Budd MacKenzie - Trust in Education
Polly Bernson - Diablo Rapid Print
Leila Douglah - Douglah Designs
Stacy Spell - Oakwood Athletic Club
Wendy Tamis - Clocks, Etc.
President-elect - Caesar Perales, CPA
The slate will be ratified at the
November Board Meeting.
A thank you to our Sponsors
and Volunteers of the annual Reservoir Run
We begin with a big hand for Oakwood Athletic Club who joins us each year as our presenting sponsor. A
special thank you goes out to Bob Athyde and the Stanley School Music Department and Generations in
Jazz. Whole Foods is this year’s Awards Sponsor. Support also comes from Sports Basement, EBMUD,
Contra Costa Times, 92.1 KKDV, Allegro Copy & Print, Minuteman Press of Lafayette, Love Bugs,
Bowles & Verna LLP, Lafayette Physical Therapy, Lafayette Health Club, Peacock Construction 72
West/ Pinacle Promotion, Beyond Chiropractic, BMW Concord, Contra Costa Veterinary Emergency
Center, and the Shops at Plaza Center. Amazing weather and dozens of volunteers to thank including
Dr. Jerri Behymer, LPIE, the schools’ PTA representatives, Opportunity Knocks, Debbie Swaggart, Gary
Morris, Kevin Healey, Lafayette Juniors and Whole Foods.
Gorilla Marketing
One Gorilla, 80 lbs. of bananas, 71 participants, one wacky business owner that call himself the “chief boot licker” and dozens of
crazy ways to promote your business were shared on September 23rd,
when the chamber put on its 1st “Outrageous Marketing Workshops.” Look for our next segment in February.
Measure G - Fix Our Roads
Measure G goes to the voters in Lafayette on Tuesday, November
8. The $89 Annual Parcel Tax will help repair the remaining failed
roads in town. The tax will run for 10 years or less if the all the
roads are repaired. Your Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors votes to support this measure. With this measure, the city
will pay as it goes. An additional $3million will be drawn down
from the city’s reserve to cover the remainder of the cost. This measure is also supported by the Lafayette Taxpayer’s Association, The
League of Women voters of Diablo Valley and the Acalanes Valley
Homeowner’s Association.
Holiday Lights
Nothing like a nip in the air, a comfortable sweater, and reusable
shopping bags in your hands as you make your way through downtown Lafayette on your annual Holiday Shopping Trip. But wait,
something is wrong. It’s dark out here. What happened to the
Holiday Twinkle Lights?
This could be a true story if we don’t act now. In order to
make necessary reductions in the city’s budget, the City Council
approved the elimination of funding for the lights this year. What
can we do about it? We would invite you to join other downtown
businesses and make a donation to help keep the city bright. We
need to raise about $8,000 by November 15th to keep the lights
on and maintained. Simply send a check to the Lafayette Chamber
of Commerce for any amount and we’ll work with the city to keep
the lights on. Oh, we’ll take credit cards too! Happy Holidays and
TRY LAFAYETTE FIRST.
Las Trampas Hires
New Executive Director
Christopher Beaver, Advertising Manager
Tel: 925-203-8794
[email protected]
Las Trampas is thrilled to announce that after an extensive and
thorough search for an Executive Director, they made their selection. Daniel L. Hogue was hired to begin on Monday October
24th. Daniel learned the business from the ground up as well as
leading and improving established programs. Dan has an eye for
detail and a passion for his work and his team. Dan is sure to be
engaging and will excite and energize us as we continue to plan for
the future of Las Trampas.
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Lafayette’s 16th Annual Art & Wine Festival
This year’s Art & Wine was headed by chairman Mike Heller along with hundreds of volunteers.
Thank you to our wonderful sponsors:
COMCAST–Presenting Sponsor • SOLAR CITY–Presenting Sponsor,
MECHANICS BANK–Festival Sponsor • CONCORD BMW–Festival Sponsor • DIABLO FOODS–Art Stage Sponsor
Corporate Sponsors: Contra Costa Times, Minuteman Press of Lafayette, Bank of the West, La
Fiesta Square, Alta Bates Summit Medical Center, NBC Bay Area, Diablo Magazine, Special Events,
C&M Party Props, Wine Thieves, Chevron, Safeway, Red House Studios, J.V. Lucas Paving, AMR,
Lafayette Park Hotel & Spa, Fox Classic Rock KFOX 98.5/102.1, Oakwood Athletic Club, Lamorinda
Patch, Lamorinda Web, Central Self Storage, Petar’s Restaurant & Pub, Champlin Communications,
BART and our Hometown Station KKDV 92.1.
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New Member WELCOME!
ACCOUNTANTS-CERTIFIED PUBLIC
Tom O’Sullivan, CPA
3650 Mt. Diablo Blvd., Suite 105, Lafayette, Ca 94549
299-0121 (phone) 299-0138 (fax)
[email protected]
www.tosullivancpa.com
Contact: Tom O’Sullivan
Tom O’Sullivan is a Certified Public Accountant with
a focus on accounting and tax for individuals and
small businesses. He earned a Masters of Business
Administration from Notre Dame de Namur University and a Bachelors of Science in Business Administration from San Jose State University. His previous
experience includes managing the finance at large
San Francisco law firms, a global insurance brokerage,
and a Napa wine logistics firm. Currently, he serves
on the Board of Directors for the California Society
of CPAs - East Bay.
ARCHITECTS
Vista Design Group
3400 Mt. Diablo Blvd., Suite 10C, Lafayette, Ca 94549
348-4891
[email protected]
www.vistadesigngroup.net
Contact: Kevin Gregory
ATTORNEYS/LEGAL SERVICES
Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith
One Sansome St., Suite 1400, San Francisco, 94104
[email protected]
www.lbbslaw.com
Contact: Lisa Barnett Sween
Lisa Barnett Sween represents employers in all aspects of employment litigation, and regularly counsels employers on preventive employment policies
and practices, including employee handbooks, leaves
of absence, workforce reductions, harassment, noncompetition and non-solicitation agreements, and
wage and hour. Lisa has performed over 200 hours
of harassment prevention training for managers and
supervisors.
CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS
California Forward
1107 9th Street, Suite 650, Sacramento, Ca 95814
(916)491-0022 (phone) (916)491-0001 (fax)
[email protected]
www.cafwd.org
Contact: Stacy Danielson
The nonprofit, nonpartisan CA Fwd was launched in
2008, after five foundations realized the only way to
tackle the state government dysfunction was to create
an organization to help reshape the future of the state
by fundamentally changing the way government operates. Our mission is to work with Californians to help
create a “smart” government— one that’s small enough
to listen, big enough to tackle real problems, smart
enough to spend our money wisely in good times and
bad, and honest enough to be held accountable for
results. Like us on Facebook: cafwd.org/facebook. Or,
join our e-mail list: [email protected]
Early Alert Canines
Concord, Ca. 94520
349-5190
[email protected]
www.EarlyAlertCanines.org
Contact: Carol Edwards
Early Alert Canines (EAC) trains diabetic alert dogs
and places them with children and adults who have
insulin-dependent diabetes. These dogs alert to impending and potentially dangerous low blood sugar
episodes. EAC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization
established in 2010.
ENTERTAINMENT
Julia & Co. Entertainment
P.O. Box 2269, Walnut Creek, Ca 95495
(559) 259-4043
[email protected]
www.TotallyJulia.com
Contact: Julia Glyde
Julia is a multi-talented singer, entertainer, emcee and
speaker. With her music she entertains at fairs, festivals, corporate events and private parties. As an emcee or master of ceremonies, she creates enthusiasm
and excitement from stage. As a motivational speaker
she inspires her listeners to embrace personal development with emphasis on weight management and
healthy living.
EVENT SERVICES
ConventionForce
Daly City, Ca 94015
(917)553-9318
[email protected]
www.conventionforce.com
Contact: Bob Wolf
FINANCIAL SERVICES
The Stoller Organizations
190 N. Wiget Lane, Suite 110
Walnut Creek, Ca 94598
932-1800 (phone) 932-1869 (fax)
[email protected]
www.stollerco.com
Contact: Corey Bruce
FURNITURE/ACCESSORIES
Farmyard Darlings
3295 Mt. Diablo Blvd., Lafayette, Ca 94549
[email protected]
www.farmyarddarlings.com
Contact: Carole Sinclair
Farmyard Darlings is based in Lafayette, CA, and
founded in 2010 by two entrepreneurial-minded women, Kim Berry and Carole Sinclair. Their mission is
to offer consumers vintage collectibles that appeal to
creative souls. Farmyard Darlings also offers their own
line of furniture which includes: farm tables, benches,
coffee tables, chicken coops, side tables, wood American flags, chalkboards, magnetic burlap boards, and
much, much more.
GOURMET FOODS/FOOD PRODUCTS
Mara’s Pasta
260 Lafayette Circle, Lafayette, Ca 94549
283-6897 (phone) 283-6086 (fax)
[email protected]
www.maraspasta.com
Contact: Brendan McEntee
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HEALTH CARE/WELLNESS
Allergy Breakthrough Center
936 Dewing Ave.,Suite B, Lafayette, Ca 94549
314-5959
[email protected]
www.allergybreakthroughcenter.com
Contact:Christine Garvey
California VGB
Lafayette, Ca 94549
(510) 301-5223
[email protected]
www.CaliforniaVGB.com
Contact: Patty Lee Hubble
California VGB, specializes in effortless weight loss
via hypnotic gastric band surgery in four one-hour
sessions. Certified in Ericksonian pain management,
Patty, along with fellow hypnotherapist, Lynn Conley,
PhD, has developed pHypnosis, (www.pHypnosis.
com) a four-session hypnosis system addressing pain,
weight, and stress management.
INSURANCE SERVICES
eChoiceAdvisor
Moraga, Ca 94556
876-2477
[email protected]
www.echoiceadvisor.com
Contact: Maggie Wu
MORTGAGE LENDING /SERVICE
TITAN Real Estate Investments
100 Donald Court
Danville, Ca 94506
648-1017 (phone) 648-1931 (fax)
[email protected]
www.clickTITAN4Loans.com
Contact: Rod R. Deily
A successful Licensed Mortgage Broker - Owner
(WWW.ClickTITAN4Loans.com) ; originates wholesale residential & commercial mortgage loans since
1980 for refinancing & purchasing real estate; approved with over 100 Conventional/FHA/Private
lenders; offering FREE Mortgage Loan Reviews (valued at $ 275.00); a church loan expert; and capable of
lending on one’s securities investment portfolio (stock
loan and line of credit - WWW.TITANFN.com) and
much, much more.
MOVING & STORAGE
Storage Mobility of CaliforniaLLC PODS
5000 Park Road, Benicia, Ca 94510
(707) 745-630 (phone) (707) 745-6700 (fax)
[email protected]
www.podsus.com
Contact: Andy Salmeron
NUTRITION SERVICES
Pear Leaf Nutrition, LLC
3708 Mt. Diablo Blvd., #110
Lafayette CA 94549
914-2229 (phone) 247-0432 (fax)
[email protected]
www.pearleafnutrition.com
Contact:Karen Boateng
Renewing Members
New Member
WELCOME!
PRINTING & COPYING
FedEx Office
965 Moraga Road, Lafayette, Ca 94549
284-8484 (phone) 284-8686 (fax)
[email protected]
Contact: Alberto Duran
SPA SERVICES
Aspen Med Spa
3579 Mt. Diablo Blvd., Suite C,
Lafayette, Ca 94549
283-6975
[email protected]
www.AspenMedSpa.com
Contact: Karen Powell
SPORTING GOODS
Rossi’s Tennis & Running
1005 Oak Hill Road, Lafayette, Ca 94549
284-1222 (phone) 284-1221 (fax)
Contact: Brandt Rossi
UTILITIES
Pacific Gas & Electric
1850 Gateway Blvd., Room 8057A
Concord, Ca 94520
459-8073 (phone)
[email protected]
www.pge.com
Contact: Richard Pon
WOMEN’S SMALL BUSINESS SERVICES
Pink Purse Ventures, LLC
Lafayette, Ca 94549
787-8906
[email protected]
www.pinkpurse.org
Contact: Camille Rose
Pink Purse helps women (and men!) start and
grow their business using the latest technology
and proven startup methodologies from Silicon
Valley. From idea to execution, we help with
technology, web marketing, process improvements, and financial analysis. We believe in
keeping things lean. We set you up with the latest in cloud computing services, most of which
are free. Google Apps, Wordpress, Fresh Books
and much more.
AUGUST
&
SEPTEMBER,
2011
More than
Forty-five Years
More than
Ten Years
Accounting Associates
Crawford & Associates
Douglah Designs, Inc
Lafayette Gallery
ResCare HomeCare
Whitten Properties, LLC
More than
Five Years
JaCo Distributors, Inc.
More than
Forty Years
92.1 KKDV
C & M Party Props
Diablo Foods, Inc.
California Glass Company
Futures Explored
Cartridge World Walnut Creek
Diablo Trophies & Awards
More than
Dudum Financial & Insurance Twenty-five Years
Services
Betty S. Vodzak, DDS
Gallagher Properties, Inc.
Jensen/Ptaszynski Architects
Metro Lafayette
Lafayette Orinda Presbyterian Michelle Graphics
Church
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney –
Lafayette Park Hotel & Spa
Mort Johnson
The UPS Store
Pacific Union International, Inc.
Pinkies Nail Salon
More than Twenty Years
Proclaim Promotions!
R. Bruce Ballentine
Renaissance Club Sport
Silicon Connections
More than Fifteen Years
SpringLoaf Catering
Better Homes Realty
The Springstone School
Cortese Investment Company The Stratford at Countrywood
Greg’s Automotive & Muffler waiterock kennels
Repair
Walnut Creek Marriott Hotel
Home Systems
I.D.E.A.L. Financial Services
More than
One Year
Jackson’s Wines & Spirits
Parker Harrison Real Estate
Bookmark Cafe
Temple Isaiah
Branagh Development
Terracorp Mgt. & Real Estate C.E.M. Development, Inc.
Continued...
Services
One Year Continued.
Coldwell Banker Res. Brokerage – Karen Richardson
Contra Costa Veterinary
Emergency Center
Christine Roslund, MFT, CPC
Creative Alterations
D/A Financial Group
Diablo Valley Oncology/
Hematology Medical Group
Excellent Care at Home
La Boulange de Lafayette
Lafayette Pet Shoppe
Lamorinda Democratic Club
Lancelet Studios
Law Offices of Crosetti & Titmus
LoveBugs Salon
Monument Crisis Center
Paul Fillinger Photography
Professional Automotive, LLC
Ring Construction
Right at Home
Sinclair Construction
Sola-Brite
Special Events
StarrForce
Tara Natural Medicine
Tom Romaneck Painting Co.
Trans Jewelers
UFC Gym
Ultimate Souvlaki
Volga Plumbing
Watson Setzer Real Estate
Partners LLC
Wells Fargo Bank 3525 Mt. Diablo Blvd.
Annual Holiday Mixer
Wed., Dec. 14 • 5:30-7:30pm • Bank of the West
The Holiday Season is not official until we kick it off
with the annual Holiday Mixer. Join us at Bank of the West,
3583 Mt. Diablo Blvd. on Wednesday, December 14 for food, fun,
beverages and our big holiday raffle. If you are only going to make
it to one mixer a year, this is the one! Enjoy food from many of our
award winning local restaurants. If you want to get your business
recognized, bring a raffle prize.
It’s the holiday season! Come on down, let your hair down
and get into the spirit! The holiday mixer is $10 for members but
if you bring 3 or more cans of food for the Food Bank of Contra
Costa and Solano it’s FREE. ($20 for non-members).
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RIBBON CUTTING
& OPEN HOUSE
SEPTEMBER MIXER
Yankee Pier
Persons Plastic Surgery, Inc.
Wow what an amazing mixer at
Yankee Pier in September! The
food was fabulous. Thanks to the
following businesses who donated
items for our raffle, Diablo Trophies and Awards, Sonia’s Beauty
& Body Salon, Bank of America,
Vista Design Group, Elite Hair
and Skin By Karen, Town Hall
Theatre, Lafayette Library and
Learning Center and Serendipity
Jewels.
Dr. Barbara Persons, staff, family, friends and Lafayette Chamber
members at recent open house and ribbon cutting at new location –
911 Morage Road, Suite 205.
RIBBON CUTTING
Deena’s Nail Care
and Foot Massage
OCTOBER MIXER
ManorCare Health Services
Laura Stengel and Laura Flannigan of ManorCare Health Services
Deena Nguyen, owner of Deena’s Nair Care and Foot Massage,
her children, friends and Lafayette Chamber members gathered
for a ribbon cutting at her new location 3330 Mt. Diablo Blvd.,
Suite 100.
What a wonderful welcome the Lafayette Chamber of Commerce
received from ManorCare Health Services! The chef and his staff
did a fantastic job on the food! We were treated to fabulous desserts and entertainment. Thanks to ManorCare Health Services
and The Stoller Company for the raffle prizes.
RIBBON
CUTTING
RIBBON CUTTING
Studio Jule
Image created by Cantrell Portrait Design.
Robert
Jenson
Salon
Juleen Lapport, owner of Studio Jule celebrated with friends, family
and Lafayette Chamber members with a ribbon cutting at her new
studio located at 1024 Oak Hill Road.
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Tana Srisawat gathered with the staff,
friends and Lafayette
Chamber members
for a ribbon cutting
and 27th anniversary
celebration for Robert
Jenson Salon at 999
Oak Hill Road.
Downtown Strategic Plan
City Staff has prepared the 3rd draft of the DSP which will be reviewed at the Planning Commission Meeting on Monday, November 7. The Revised Draft Downtown Specific Plan (DSP) builds on
the Lafayette General Plan and other policy documents to provide
a detailed land use and design framework to guide private development and public investment in the downtown. The DSP was developed through a five-year process designed to maximize public input
and participation. The DSP articulates a vision to preserve and enhance the small town character while guiding change that will occur
over the next 20 years.
The Planning Commission will begin its review of this draft
document in November 2011. After the Commission has completed its review, it will submit recommendations to the City Council.
The City Council will take final action on the DSP. The Planning
Commission will hold additional hearings on November 21 and
December 5. If you have questions or comments on the DSP, please
contact Niroop K. Srivatsa, [email protected], (925)-2993206 or Ann Merideth, [email protected], (925)-2993218. To review the October 2011 draft visit the Cities website;
www.ci.lafatyette.ca.us
In October, The Planning Commission and the Circulation Commission had a joint meeting to begin discussions on a proposed 315
unit Apartment Complex that would be built on the open space
located at Deer Hill Rd. and Pleasant Hill Rd. This was the site
of a quarry during the construction of Highway 24. Currently the
zoning allows for 34 units per acre although there is current discussions that would down-zone the property to 1 unit per 5 acres. The
application for this project was deemed complete and the process
has begun. At the joint meeting 27 residents took their turn during public comment and asked the city not to approve the project.
More to come…
The mixed use development including 72 assisted living apartments, a 16-bed memory care facility and 6,000 ft. of retail is moving forward. This project is planned for the vacant property at 2nd
St. and Mt. Diablo Blvd.
Lafayette Streetscape Project
City Staff will go out to bid again this winter for the project that
would include new sidewalks, gutters and landscaping between
Mountain View and Lafayette Circle. Bids came in too high this
past summer and the city decided to hold off. This project is financed mostly from a state grant.
Downtown Historical District
Representatives from City Council, Planning Commission, City
Staff, owners of the Lafayette Park Theatre, and the buildings from
The Squirrels to Way Side Inn all gathered for eight meetings to try
and come up with a compromise to lower the parking required in
the area. The city may go forward with establishing a special overlay
district, but at this time, there was no agreements made by the city
and the property owners.
LUNCH • BREAKFAST • LUNCH •
Open 7 days a week
5am - 2:30pm
925.283.2397
1018 Oak Hill Rd., Lafayette
BREAKFAST
LUNCH • BREAKFAST
Terraces of Lafayette Project
Merrill Gardens
LUNCH • BREAKFAST
BUSINESS ISSUES
BREAKFAST • LUNCH • BREAKFAST • LUNCH
Don’t Miss Your Chance! Update your business info for the 2012-2013 Chamber Directory!
It is that time again when we start to prepare the 2012-2013 Business and Community Directory. This popular directory
is delivered to every home in Lafayette. In addition to information on our Lafayette community, we list our
Chamber member businesses twice – in the category listings and the alphabetical listings. There are
opportunities for advertising – from business size ads to full page ads in black and white and color – more information on
advertising to follow. Are you using social media? We’d like to know.
In order to make the directory as accurate as possible, each Chamber member will be receiving a letter asking them to
review their current listing in the Chamber website’s Member Directory - http://lafayettechamber.org/members/memberdirectory/. Be ahead of the game and check your listing out today and let us know of any changes. If your business name
is underlined – click on it and it will take you to your website – do we have the correct link? If you business name is NOT
underlined, then we do not have a website link for you – do you not have a website address? Do
we have the email address correct for your business? To check click on the underlined “Request
Info” next to the envelope icon. (See enclosed flyer to advise us of corrections and additions to
your listing.)
You can also update your business’ listing on the Chamber website by adding up to 25
words that describe your business and let people know what makes your business special.
This description will be put in the “About us…” portion of the listing. If you have any questions regarding our upcoming directory please contact Linda Carlson or Barbara Gilmore at
284-7404. To look at the 2010-2011 Lafayette Chamber Business & Community Directory go
to the Chamber website – www.lafayette.org, click on the “Contact Us” tab from the Home
page, click on “Relocation Information” on the Contact Us page and then click on “Lafayette
Chamber Business & Community Directory”.
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2011
Nov.
Executive
Committee
Meeting
8am, Chamber
Business Expo
4pm
Crowne Plaza Hotel,
45 John Glenn Drive,
Concord
678910
1112
MIXER
Mosaic Financial
Partners
Chamber
Office
Closed
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Chamber
Board
12pm, LPH&S
5:30pm,
3620 Happy Valley Rd.,
Ste. 100
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Local Business &
Low Cost Video
in a YouTube World
Workshop
8am, Lafayette Library
Thurs. Nov. 17
Fri. Nov. 18
Community
Ribbon Cutting
Thanksgiving
FedEx Office/Kinkos
Breakfast
7am. Lafayette Orinda
5pm
8:30am, Chamber
Presbyterian Church,
965 Moraga Road
49 Knox Dr.
2021 222324 2526
Chamber
Office
Closed at Noon
Thanksgiving Holiday
Office Closed
Thurs. Nov. 24 - Fri. Nov. 25
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Executive
Committee
Meeting
8am, Chamber
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Chamber
Board
12pm, LPH&S
Holiday Mixer
Bank of the West
5:30pm,
8:30am, Chamber
3583 Mt. Diablo Blvd.
1819 202122 2324
Chamber
Office Closes
at 12pm
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Office Closed Christmas Holiday
Mon., Dec. 26 – Fri., Dec. 30