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November 2007 Newsletter
Welcome to the November 2007 Women of the Summit sometimes-monthly-or-so newsletter! As always, let us know if you there’s anything you’d like to share with the group for next month.
November Speaker
Beverly Breakstone, Summit County Assessor’s office will be the speaker. She writes:
“So who is the Assessor? I know I get a notice of value every two years but how do they determine the value of my property? How are the taxes determined? What are my appeal rights if I don’t feel my value is right… and what is happening to property values since the last valuation? All this and everything you ever wanted to know about your County Assessor are presented in an interesting and fun PowerPoint presentation.”
—–Meeting Date, Time, & Location:—-
November 15, 2007 (TODAY!!!!)
Sign-in: 11:45 a.m.
Backcountry Brewery, Frisco beside Abby’s coffee
Membership Directory
We are planning on putting an insert with new members’ name and information this January. Information for the directory includes:
- Name
- Business Name
- Description – up to 50 words
- Mailing address
- Email address
- Website address (if it applies)
Speaker and Topic Ideas
Do you have a topic or speaker idea? We would love to have your suggestions. There are usually four networking meetings and eight meetings at which there are speakers, per year. Please send your suggestions to morlin@brecknet.com.
Spotlight On: Summit Community Care Clinic
Summit Community Care Clinic, established in 1993, offers full-time services for Summit County’s uninsured and limited income population. here are daytime hours Monday to Friday and walk-in clinics on select evenings. Their services include: medical, dental, women’s health and mental health. Patients are charged on a sliding fee scale, based on income.
The Care Clinic’s financial supports enable them to keep services affordable. They can be reached at 668-4040 and are located at 360 Peak One Drive, Suite 100, Frisco. See www.summitclinic.org for more information. Since July 2006 to date WOTS, has contributed $2,409 to the Community Care Clinic, paying for Colposcopies, LEEPS, lab works, and Mammograms.
——Mental Health Services——
Since depression is one of the most common illnesses affecting 19 million Americans per year and at least 1 in 3 of Care Clinic’s patients. Summit County residents identified improving access to mental health services as the county’s #1 health priority. Care Clinic is at the forefront in ensuring access to compassionate and effective mental health care.
The medical staff collaborates with on-site counselors to integrate mental health services. This includes screening for depression and anxiety for all medical patients and immediate, in-person referrals for people in need. The inter-disciplinary teams work side-by-side to provide exceptional patient care.
More?
This month the Community Care Clinic was featured. Would you like to have your business featured or have an issue that needs addressing? Quotes??? Words of wisdom??? Please send your suggestions to morlin@brecknet.com.