Your Biz for Dec. 1
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Julie Baxter, District 6 SWAP Coordinator, with Jackelyn McIntosh, Alphagraphics, and Elaine Grabin, Assistance League of Greeley/Bargain Box met at t...
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Simply Mac to donate to Children's Hospital
Simply Mac, which recently opened in Centerplace of Greeley, will donate $5 from each computer sale to Children's Hospital Colorado as part of a partnership with the Children's Miracle Network, according to a news release. The store is located at 4552 Centerplace Drive.
Hearing Rehab Center to donate hearing aids during holidays
The Hearing Rehab Center, with a location in Greeley at 2018 35th Ave., will hold its first Hear for the Holidays contest. The company will select one person to receive a free new pair of hearing aids, according to a news release.
Submit a nomination for yourself or someone you know at http://www.facebook.com/HearingRehabCenter, http://www.hearingrehabcenter.com or by mail to Hearing Rehab Center, 8321 Sangre de Cristo Road, Suite 202, Littleton, 80127.
Nominations will be judged on overall quality, potential hearing benefit, and financial need.
Orthodontist publishes in magazine
Dr. Brad Edgren recently published a continuing education piece in the October/November 2013 issue of "Orthodontic Practice." The featured article, "The frontal cephalometric analysis — the forgotten perspective," delved into the benefits and the advantages of analyzing the patient's smile from the frontal perspective. Edgren has published numerous articles, nationally and internationally, on the importance of a thorough orthodontic diagnosis. He is an orthodontist in Greeley and can be contacted at http://www.drbradsmiles.com for more information on his lectures, articles and orthodontic care.
Big-O holds holiday food drive
The Big O Tires Store in Greeley will have a Holiday Canned Food Drive to benefit the Weld Food Bank through Dec. 20. Residents can bring in a bag of non-perishable food worth $15 or a check benefiting the food bank in exchange for a voucher for a free oil change.
The top items needed are meat/tuna, canned fruit, soup, peanut butter, canned mixed vegetables, canned corn, canned green beans, fruit juice, pasta or macaroni and cheese and rice.
"Big O Tires is committed to giving back to the community," said Greeley Big O Tires owner Jon Smith in a news release. "At this time of year, we are reminded how many don't have food on their tables and I wanted to see if we could make a difference this year. I thought if we gave an oil change in exchange for the donation then more people might give."
The store is open 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m.-4 p.m. on Saturday.
Take food to the store at 3325 23rd Ave. Greeley or call (970) 330-8115. For more information about Big O Tires go to http://www.bigotires.com.
Pinnacol recognizes 3 Greeley companies
Pinnacol Assurance, Colorado's leading workers' compensation insurer, has recognized three Greeley companies in its sixth year of its Circle of Safety Awards program. They were among 60 award winners honored through Colorado for performance in safety, loss control and financial and claims management, according to a news release.
The Greeley companies are:
» Colorado Livestock Association
» M&M Excavation Company
» Rich & Cartmill Insurance of Colorado, LLC
Each company has won the aware for multiple years.
"Everyone in these organizations has made a commitment to workplace safety, from leadership to front-line employees," said Pinnacol Safety Director Jim McMillen, in the release. "By implementing a safety program and actively encouraging safe behaviors, they help ensure the success of their business and employees in a safe environment."
Pinnacol policyholders were eligible to receive the Circle of Safety Award having met several safety and management criteria.
For more information about the Circle of Safety Award nomination process and to view a full list of award winners, go to Pinnacol.com.
If you have good news to report about your business, workplace or employees, contact Sharon Dunn at sdunn@greeleytribune.com or (970) 392-4439.
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