The Chamber office is open during regular business hours but is limiting walk-in traffic. To ensure timely service please, call ahead and schedule an appointment. The San Dimas Chamber staff can be reached at
(909) 592-3818 or by email at info@sandimaschamber.com.
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This Week's Chamber Event
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Community Connections
Thu., March 4, 2021
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San Dimas Chamber Coffee Hour
Tue., March 9, 2021
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City of San Dimas and Community News
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City of San Dimas
Free Recycling Event for San Dimas Residents
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On Saturday, March 6th from 9 am - 1 pm at Auto Zone, 702 W. Arrow Hwy., San Dimas residents who bring in an old oil filter to recycle will receive a voucher to get a new oil filter for free from Auto Zone. We will also be giving out oil change kits to encourage residents to recycle their motor oil & filters after doing an oil change on their vehicles. This event is paid for by a grant from the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle).
Click here to view the Eventbrite page where residents can RSVP to attend.
For more information visit the City of San Dimas webpage click HERE.
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City of San Dimas
Too Toxic to Trash
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City of San Dimas
San Dimas Homeless Prevention & Diversion Grant Program
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The City of San Dimas in partnership with the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments, County of Los Angeles and the State of California for the purposes of administering Measure H funds to combat homelessness was awarded funds to help implement elements of our Homeless Plan. Our Homelessness Plan includes action items that focus on homeless prevention for our residents. These funds will offer opportunities to preserve housing affordability and shelter for those that have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The funds will also assist our residents with their utility payments and grocery cards to meet their basic needs. This emergency financial assistance is designed to provide services to individuals and families at risk of homelessness.
Applicants will be required to provide documentation of their hardship and meet the criteria listed in the application. Applicants must agree to participate in the program by signing a participation and consent form, take part in a problem-solving interview, provide income verification, provide consent to participate in a follow-up interview with City staff or designee. This program is time limited and can be used for Rental Assistance, Utility payments and Groceries.
If funding is fully expended, eligible applicants will be placed on a waitlist and notified if additional funding becomes available.
Participants must live within the City of San Dimas and have a maximum household income at or below 80% of the area median income (AMI) for Los Angeles County.
Please contact Ann Garcia at (909) 394-6282 or by email at agarcia@sandimasca.gov with any questions regarding the program.
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Funding Relief Options and Resources for Your Business
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City of San Dimas
City Council Meeting on Tue., Feb. 23, 2021
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City of San Dimas
Parking Enforcement and Overnight Restrictions
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The City of San Dimas will resume the enforcement of the overnight parking restriction on the morning of February 22nd at 2:00am. Any vehicle observed parked on any City street or any RV parked on the street or in the driveway between the hours of 2:00am and 5:00am will be required to display a valid overnight parking permit to avoid citation. Please see the flyer below for additional information.
Due to college students being forced to stay at home because of COVID-19, the City is providing a special College Student Overnight Parking Permit. Below are the requirements for a Temporary College Student Overnight Parking Permit:
• Must show proof of a current student ID
• Must show proof of a current class curriculum (last semester
OK)
• Must show proof of a valid San Dimas address
• Must submit the following required vehicle information:
• Vehicle Make
• Vehicle Model
• Vehicle License Plate Number
• Vehicle Color
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Foothill Gold Line Update
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San Dimas Chamber Member Spotlight
NCADD of East San Gabriel and Pomona Valleys, Inc.
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NCADD of East San Gabriel and Pomona Valleys, Inc.
The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence of East San Gabriel and Pomona Valleys, Inc. is a local non-profit that provides substance use disorder treatment, education, and prevention. With offices in Covina and Pomona, they are able to provide services to various communities throughout the surrounding areas. Their prevention teams cover topics surrounding health promotion and wellness and facilitate a community coalition in San Dimas called 'Stay Well San Dimas' that meets on the last Tuesday of the month, at 3 pm. For more information, please contact Angelica Hernandez at ahernandez@ncaddsgv.org. We are excited to be a part of the San Dimas Chamber of Commerce!
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COVID-19 Information, Business Resources, & Events
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Upcoming County Telebriefings
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Above are the telebriefings for Consulate General Offices, Schools K-12, Community, and Faith-Based Organizations, Elected Officials, City Managers and County Departments, Large Attendance Venues, Chambers of Commerce for the week of 03/01/2021.
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Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF)
Small Business Growth & Recovery Fund Grant Program
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Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) Small Business Growth & Recovery Fund Grant Program
Ends on March 19, 2021
The following application form is intended for small businesses seeking a Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) Small Business Growth & Recovery Fund grant program. Before submitting this application, please review the FAQ Sheet to gain a full understanding of the program and the application process.
English Application
Spanish Application
Chinese Application
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Los Angeles County Development Authority
Los Angeles County to Launch Loan Program to
Stabilize Small Businesses
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New Loan Program for Businesses
The Los Angeles County Development Authority has launched a new loan program, providing up to $3 million in loans per business.
Applications open this Thursday, January 28.
Learn more
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Supervisor Barger's Office
Free Food Drive-Thru Giveaway
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Small Business Majority + SCORE
The Latest on PPP and Federal Stimulus Relief Efforts
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The Latest on PPP and Federal Stimulus Relief Efforts
Small Business Majority + SCORE
March 4, 2021 | 11:00 AM (PT)
There are important changes to the PPP, including a 14-day period during which only businesses with fewer than 20 employees can apply for relief through the Program. As well, helping sole proprietors, independent contractors, and self-employed individuals receive more financial support. Join this timely webinar, presented by Small Business Majority's Brian Pifer, outlining the small business provisions in the current iteration of the stimulus relief package, as well as the latest changes to the Paycheck Protection Program. We will also cover:
How to apply for first or second round of PPP
The latest news on the EIDL program
Other tools and resources to help your business |
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PACE Women's Business Center
Branding 101
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Branding 101
PACE Women's Business Center
March 9, 2021 | 11:00 AM (PT)
Defining your brand is arguably the most crucial part of starting a business. What is your unique selling proposition? Does your copy and photography work for your brand? Who is your target audience? What will separate you from the competition and how will you communicate that to your potential customers? |
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University of La Verne SBDC Workshops
Financial Projections Webinar
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University of La Verne SBDC Workshops
Financial Projections Webinar
March 10, 2021
10:00 am
Learn about break-even analysis and prepare financials for any potential or existing business! Featuring a LIVE Q&A.
Register Here
Capitalizing on Instagram Tools Webinar
March 25, 2021
10:00 am
Learn different features and tools to improve your marketing strategy on Instagram! Live Q&A session to follow.
Register Here
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SCORE of Los Angeles
Upcoming Webinars to Grow Your Business
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| Upcoming Webinars To Grow Your Business |
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Create Your
Roadmap to Success
March 2nd | 10am-12pm
ONLINE
Are you overwhelmed by all the choices for marketing your business? Not sure where your time and money would be well spent? Are you just following what everyone else is doing and hope it works for you too? If this is you...then it sounds like you may need a marketing plan! Without a plan in place, you could potentially waste thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours trying to grow your business. |
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Digital Marketing
Essentials for Business
March 4th | 10am-12pm
ONLINE
This class is for busy business owners at any stage that want to know exactly how to focus and get solid results from their marketing efforts. We cover various digital basics. |
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E-Mail Marketing
Essentials for Business
March 9th | 1pm-3pm
ONLINE
Research says that for every $1 spent on E-Mail marketing there is an average $44 return on investment. To generate such positive outcomes, businesses have to reach the right customers with targeted campaigns. If you feel your E-Mail efforts don't yet pay off, this workshop is for you! This class will teach basic and advanced techniques to propel your E-Mail efforts. |
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Social Media
Essentials for Business
March 11th | 10am-12pm
ONLINE
Social media can be overwhelming for business owners. Which platforms. How often to post. What to post. What is “live”. Why Facebook Groups are important. This class will give you the basics every business owner should know as well as the latest trends to grow your business. |
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| Funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration. All opinions, conclusions, and/or recommendations expressed herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the SBA. |
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San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership
Rebuilding the San Gabriel Valley Economy
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Rebuilding the San Gabriel Valley Economy
March 11, 2021
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
COVID-19 has severely affected the hospitality and dining industry and other businesses across the San Gabriel Valley. The San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership and the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments are excited to partner to host a webinar that provides recommendations and resources for San Gabriel Valley jurisdictions to support business owners and boost their local economies.
Speakers will include Tunua Thrash-Ntuk of LISC Los Angeles, Bob Machuca of the LAEDC, and Trelynd Bradley of Gov. Newsom's Office of Business and Economic Development.
Read More and Register Here
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California Office of the Small Business Advocate (CalOSBA)
Let's Grow Your Business Online!
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California Energy Wise
Upcoming Business Webinars
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2021 San Gabriel Valley Economic Forecast Summit
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2021 San Gabriel Valley Economic Forecast Summit
March 24, 2021
8:40 am - 11:00 am
* The event, which opens at 9 am, will be proceeded by a 20-minute Mix 'n' Mingle event at 8:40 am.
Join business leaders from across eastern Los Angeles County for an up-to-the-minute discussion of where the economy is headed. This year we are excited to host Geoffrey Okamoto, First Deputy Managing Director at the International Monetary Fund (the 2nd highest position at the IMF).
Our national, state, and local forecast will be given by Dr. Robert Kleinhenz, Executive Fellow at the College of Business Administration, Cal Poly Pomona and the Principal Economist with the firm Kleinhenz Economics. Our host will be Dr. Laura Pohopien of Cal Poly Pomona.
Sponsorships are available:
- $150 Bronze Sponsor
- $300 Silver Sponsor
- $500 Gold Sponsor
- $1000 Title Sponsor
Click here for sponsorship details!
Register Here
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County Assessor Education Webinar
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FREE SEMINAR March 15, 2021 1:00pm
Businesses with personal property valued at $100k or more are required to file a Business Property Statement. The filing period is between April 1 - May 7. Those businesses that miss the deadline will be penalized with a 10% penalty to the assessment.
For more information RSVP Assessor.lacounty.gov/events.
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San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership
Legislative Meeting with Rep. Grace Napolitano
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New Date!
Meet U.S. Representative Grace Napolitano
April 7, 2021
10:00 am - 11:00 am
The Partnership will host Representative Grace Napolitano (D-32nd District) on Friday, April 7, 2021, by Zoom.
This is a Partnership members-only event. Partnership members are welcome to invite selected guests to join us.
Congresswoman Grace Flores Napolitano represents California’s 32nd District. Her Los Angeles County-based district covers several cities and communities in the San Gabriel Valley – El Monte, West Covina, Covina, Baldwin Park, Azusa, Duarte, Irwindale, Industry, La Puente, Avocado Heights, West Puente Valley, Valinda, Glendora, San Dimas, La Verne and Monrovia.
Napolitano is the highest-ranking California member and Hispanic member of the U.S. House Committee on Transportation & Infrastructure, where she currently serves as Chairwoman on the Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment, which oversees EPA’s Clean Water Act and US Army Corps of Engineers water programs.
Register Here
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eBay + California Office of the Small Business Advocate
Up & Running California
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Up & Running California
eBay + California Office of the Small Business Advocate
Bright days are ahead for California small businesses. Ecommerce offers greater opportunity today than ever before, and eBay is here to help. In partnership with the California Office of the Small Business Advocate, eBay invites you to join Up & Running California. This free, 6-week ecommerce training program offers interactive coaching and instruction to help your business thrive online. Together, let’s make the Golden State shine even brighter. This one-time program is open to all eligible, California-based businesses. Applications close March 11, and the program begins the week of March 29. |
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LA County Small Business Ecosystem Assessment
Next Street
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LA County Small Business Ecosystem Assessment
Next Street
Next Street and Common Future partnered with Lendistry, Concerned Capital, and a collection of local stakeholders in Los Angeles County to examine the current state of play of the region’s small business communities and supporting ecosystem, with a specific lens on local businesses owned by people of color and the COVID-19 response and recovery. |
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Crowdfunding to Uplift Communities
Crowdfund Better
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Crowdfunding to Uplift Communities
Crowdfund Better
You see a need in the community and want to address it, but it’s going to take both funding and a group of people committed to the cause to make it happen. Have you considered crowdfunding? One of its unsung values is that crowdfunding is not only about raising capital, but it also creates a lot of non-financial value, too, like community buy-in and opportunities to attract partners and collaborators. Curious how that works? Read how Latino filmmaker, Gerry Maravilla, used crowdfunding to make his film “Cross.” |
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Heroes Deserve Help
California Electric Waste Certified Collector
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San Dimas Community Post
Newspaper Ad Rates
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San Dimas Community Post
Want to elevate your business? Celebrate a special day? We've got you covered. Advertise with the San Dimas Community Post - your friendly local publication read by over 2,000 engaged residents in print and online. We offer various ad sizes and a special discount for Chamber of Commerce members. Be seen. Be heard. Be here.
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Sen. Anthony Portantino's Office
COVID-19 School Reopening Comparison Chart & Tenant Relief Act Extended
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Legislative Package and Final Deal Comparision
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School Re-opening Frequently
Asked Questions (FAQs)
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California Legislature Approves $9.6 billion for Early COVID-19 Relief
Sacramento, CA – The California Legislature passed a package of budget bills that will speed needed relief to individuals, families and businesses suffering the most significant economic hardship from the COVID-19 Recession. The package includes SB 87, principal coauthored by Assemblymember Chris Holden, which will provide $2.1 billion additional funds for small business and nonprofit relief grants.
“With vaccinations increasing and COVID-19 rates coming down, we can’t forget that small businesses who are the lifeblood of our economy are still struggling,” said Assemblymember Chris Holden. “The COVID-19 relief package passed today will play a vital role in California’s economic recovery.”
The seven budget ‘trailer bills’ included the following provisions:
- $2.1 billion in additional funding for the state’s COVID relief small business and non-profit grant program.
- $2 billion in tax cuts—focused on small businesses—over the next several years by exempting the first $150,000 of expenses paid by federal Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and federal Economic Injury Disaster Loan funds.
- $600 additional tax rebate for all CalEITC recipients for 2020 tax year.
- $600 tax rebate for all ITIN tax filers up to $75,000 of income
- $600 additional grant for families enrolled in CalWORKs.
- $600 additional grant for individuals enrolled in Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants (CAPI).
- $5.7 million supplemental stimulus payments for low-income Californians.
- $857 million beginning in 2021-22 to restore selected program cuts in the 2020-21 budget agreement including:
- $300 million for the California State University, $300 million for the University of California, and $128 million for the Judiciary.
- $240 million to expand eligibility for CalWORKs by exempting the supplemental federal Unemployment Insurance benefits from income calculations.
- $400 million in available federal funds to provide stipends of $525 per enrolled child for all state-subsidized child care and preschool providers serving approximately 400,000 children in subsidized care statewide. The new federal resources will extend care for children of essential workers through June of 2022, and increase access to subsidized child care for more than 8,000 children of essential workers and at-risk children – who are not currently served in the system -- through June of 2022.
- $120 million to accelerate proposed additional aid for community college students, and $16 million for outreach to higher education students on availability of CalFresh benefits.
- $35 million for immediate support for Food Banks and Diaper Banks.
- $24 million to support the Housing for the Harvest program to provide shelter and aid for farmworkers impacted by COVID-19.
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California Department of Aging
Don't Miss This Wednesday's Ensuring Equity In Aging Webinar!
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Don't Miss This Wednesday's
Ensuring Equity In Aging Webinar! |
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Culturally Informed Policy and Programs With and For Asian & Pacific Islander Older Adults
March 3, 2021, 10-11 a.m.: Our third Ensuring Equity in Aging webinar of 2021 will focus on Asian and Pacific Islander older adults featuring Joon Bang from the National Asian Pacific Center on Aging (NAPCA) and Yvonne Sun of Special Service for Groups Inc. (SSG Silver). Join us for a discussion on how we can build community, provide services, and create opportunities with and for Asian and Pacific Islander older adults. Time will be reserved for Q&A. Closed Captioning will be available.
Register for this webinar here.
Over the next several months, CDA will continue to offer Ensuring Equity in Aging webinars cover a range of topics including the value of cultural traditions and harnessing community strengths and assets, as well as how historic and systemic discrimination and internal biases harm the wellbeing of Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC), LGBTQ, disabled older adults, and in different ways, all Californians. Speakers will address how we can work together to address the resulting inequities through culturally responsive policy, program, and service planning and delivery. |
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COVID-19 / Statewide Fires
California’s Response as of 02/16/2021
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Free San Dimas Chamber Laminated Business Signs
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The San Dimas Chamber is now provided FREE laminated signs for your San Dimas or Chamber Member business locations. Some restrictions apply. Please contact the San Dimas Chamber for details at (909) 592-3818 or email info@sandimaschamber.com.
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SanZman Productions
Murder One by One!
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First Tee of Greater Pasadena
2021 Spring Session Limited Space Available
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2021 Spring Session
Limited Space Available
2021 Spring Session
Register Now!!!
Spots are filling-up fast!!!
Here at First Tee – Greater Pasadena, we are preparing to conduct our spring session starting the week of April 5th through April 11th and run for 8-consecutive weeks. Registration is now open. To view our current spring session schedule and to register, PLEASE CLICK HERE or visit our WEBSITE and click the Register Now button in the upper right corner of our home page.
Space is limited to 10 or 12 participants depending on the class. Spots will fill-up fast!
To view our current spring class openings, PLEASE CLICK HERE
Again for the Spring 2021 Session, we will only be doing programming for Life Skills Education classes at Brookside Golf Club in Pasadena.
Brookside Golf Club
1133 Rosemont Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91103
Do you have any questions about our spring session classes?
Please contact Program Coordinator, Dan Hufford
danhufford@hotmail.com
626-394-2989
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Inspire Diagnosis Diagnostics
On-Site COVID Testing for Business
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Any business with 3 or more employees is welcome. Their requirement states they need to get employees tested at no cost, on company time. Sending employees to testing sites adds payroll costs, the risk of accidents for traveling on Company time, and no control of when or if the test results come in. Failure to comply could open up the employer to fines from the State and Lawsuits from employees. On-site testing can help mitigate much of that risk.
If anyone is interested, please have them contact John Christensen at (909) 767-1401.
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Life Pacific University
Life Pacific University Earns High Ranking Among National Collage and Universities
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San Dimas, CALIF. – Life Pacific University was recently recognized in two national rankings, the 2021 U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges and Learn.org’s Best Online Colleges in California.
Life Pacific University ranked #9 in Top Performers on Social Mobility among regional colleges in the West by U.S. News & World Report. Social mobility is an indicator that measures how well schools graduated students who received Pell Grants. Life Pacific University is proud to be awarded this ranking as the university works to change the course of incoming students’ socio-economic standing and helps low income students graduate and enter higher income brackets.
President Angie Richey states, “LPU’s mission is the transformational development of students into leaders prepared to serve God in the church, the workplace, and the world. This recognition confirms the transformation that each student experiences at LPU to grow and thrive as leaders. I am thrilled that LPU has earned this ranking and even more thrilled to see our students making a difference in the lives of their families and communities.”
In addition, Learn.org ranked LPU #17 among the Best Online Colleges in California. This ranking is based on factors such as flexibility, cost, prerequisites, and program length. With its growth in online AA, Degree Completion, and master’s level programs, LPU is a recognized leader among private, Christian higher education institutions for the strength of its remote learning.
Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Daniel Ruarte states, “It is due to a committed team of faculty, staff, and university partners who serve God at LPU by providing top quality education and services, that we could accomplish such rankings. I am so proud of the LPU team for their commitment to impact and transform our students’ lives. My hope is that we see continual improvement and I would love to see LPU rise to the top in future years.”
"It is exciting to see LPU recognized for these rankins. LPU is small, but mighty."
An alumnus of the university, Director of Enrollment Management Matthew Tapp adds, “As someone whose role means I’m always sharing about LPU with other people, it is exciting to see LPU recognized for these rankings. LPU is small, but mighty. We have been doing incredible work for many years – transforming students into leaders who serve God all over the world! Being recognized for this work is validating and I hope it gives future students, current students, and alumni confidence and pride in their university!”
About LPU
Life Pacific University, located in San Dimas, California, is an institution of biblical higher education existing for the transformational development of students into leaders prepared to serve God in the Church, the workplace, and the world. LPU is WSCUC and ABHE accredited and is a member of the NAIA and GSAC. Learn more at https://www.lifepacific.edu/about-life-pacific.
LPU PRESS ROOM
The LPU Press Room is the source for news, press releases, and other information released by the university.
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SoCalGas
SoCalGas Data Analytics Team Named Most Innovative in U.S.
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Southern California Gas Company
SoCalGas Joins the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments in Recognizing the Winners of the 2020 Energy Champion Awards
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Pinnacle Peak Steakhouse
Takeout Special
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Pinnacle Peak Go Fund Me Information
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The Terraces at Via Verde
Hard Hat Home Tour
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Don't forget to schedule your Hard Hat tour today! The Terraces at Via Verde Memory Care is opening early Spring, and we are offering the opportunity to be a part of our Founders Club! Get promotional rates and other great discounts for being a special part of our story! With only 6 spots left, call to schedule your tour today! 909-293-6466.
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Support Our Local Restaurants
Help support our local restaurants!
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Stubborn Mule
Takeout Hours
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SERVPRO Glendora/San Dimas
We are hiring!
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Options for Learning
Become a Licenced Child Care Provider
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Become a child care provider-Child Care Services-Options For Learning. Steps to getting licensed. In California, the Department of Social Services Community Care Licensing Division licenses and monitors Family Child Care Homes and Child Care Centers to ensure that children have safe and healthy child care environments. Click here to learn more: www.optionsforlearning.org/ccip/ |
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Mt. San Antonio College
Workforce Training Center
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Quality Instant Printing
We're Open and Here for You
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Charter Oak Unified School District
Now Accepting District of Choice Application and Press Releases
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Additional press release information from Charter Oak Unified School District:
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Linco Inc. in San Dimas
Acrylic Barriers
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Brookdale San Dimas is now
Serento Casa Senior Living by generations!
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The Rotary Club of San Dimas
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Kindred Flooring in San Dimas
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Kindred Flooring in San Dimas
Kindred Flooring is the premier local flooring design center in San Dimas, CA. We take great pride in our large selection of flooring products, decades of experience and expertise in the flooring industry, and outstanding sales and delivery services. Turn to our flooring design center on your next construction or interior renovation project, and get nothing but the best flooring materials for your residential or commercial property. We are dedicated to providing you with a smooth and hassle-free purchasing experience.
Location: 732 W Arrow Hwy., San Dimas CA 91773
Hours: Monday By Appointment Only
Tuesday-Friday 10am-5:30pm
Saturday 10am-4pm
Sunday Closed
Website: kindredflooring.com
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La Verne San Dimas Chambers of Commerce Application for
Shop Local Membership Perks Program
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Bonita Council PTA in partnership with the La Verne and San Dimas Chambers of Commerce encourages ALL chamber members to participate in the value-added Shop Local Membership Perks Program for current PTA and PTSA members.
Members from the La Verne and San Dimas Chambers of Commerce can sign up to participate in this NO COST promotional opportunity by completing a simple application and commit to offer a promotion to the current Bonita Council PTA members (The promotional offer is flexible and can change up to 6x during the school year). This is an EXCLUSIVE promotional opportunity available for La Verne and San Dimas Chambers of Commerce members.
Bonita Council PTA connects families, schools and communities, reaching thousands of families in La Verne and San Dimas through over 4000 members from 10 elementary and middle school-based PTAs and 2 high school-based PTSAs.
So, if you can see some value in connecting your business with PTA members (also known as LOCAL FAMILIES) then sign up today!
PTA is the nation’s largest volunteer child-advocacy association working to improve the education, health and welfare of all children.
Click Here to sign up today!
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Sensational Organizing Services
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VMA Party Rentals
Non-Contact Thermal Imaging
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For additional information or a free demonstration call Brent at VMA Party Rentals at (626) 671-5222 or visit vmarentals.com |
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Act Now Signs!
Custom Signs for Reopening your business
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F.Y.I. Technologies, Inc.
Is Your Business Prepared?
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Mt. San Antonio College
Workforce Training Center Provides Customized Performance-Based Training
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Mt. Sac Workforce Training Center
for Program Information contact Annette Limon at:
1100 N. Grand Ave., Bldg. 40, Rm# 136 Walnut, CA 91789
Phone: (909) 274-4027 Fax: (909) 274-2937
E-mail: workforcetraining@mtsac.edu WTC.MTSAC.EDU
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California Pest Management
Sets Up Disinfection Services as California SaniClean
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California Pest Management sets up
Disinfection services as California SaniClean
Having performed 100s of disinfection of infections from rodents and birds, it only made sense to recertify our people as experts in the disinfection of facilities from Corona Virus. Having completed the first large scale disinfection in a senior living facility already, California SaniClean is looking forward to keeping our community healthy and clean!
Jim Harmon, LEED AP, M.S.
California Pest Management
909-599-0125
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Office Depot
Your Store Purchasing Card is Here!
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For simple product/order-related matters, please contact:Customer Service: 1-888-263-3423
BSDCustomerCare@OfficeDepot.com
· If you are experiencing password or log in issues please contact:Ecommerce Support: 1-800-269-6888ECSupport@OfficeDepot.com
· For more complex matters such as special quotes and new opportunities, please email:Inside Account Management Team: IBDM.Acquisitions@OfficeDepot.com
Regional Sales Director, Ellen Bezore-Holmes, can be reached at: Ellen.Bezore@officedepot.com
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COVID-19 & Fires California’s Response and Recovery Resource Links
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