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SUMMARY:Funding our Future: Online Auction for Student Scholarships presented by the Rotary Club of San Luis Obispo
DESCRIPTION:Funding our Future: Auction for Student Scholarships June 1 – 10\, 2020\nRotary Club of San Luis Obispo –\nOnline Auction Fundraiser for Local Student Scholarships\n\nThe Rotary Club of San Luis Obispo online auction for Student Scholarships is taking place\, June 1-10\, 2020. Due to COVID-19 restrictions\, the Rotary Club of San Luis Obispo had to cancel its annual Spaghetti Western Dinner & Silent Auction\, which funded the Challenge Scholarship Program.  \n \nThe Rotary Club of San Luis Obispo’s Challenge Scholarship Program provides scholarships to local students who have faced significant personal challenges and excelled in their studies. Last year\, the Rotary Club of San Luis Obispo awarded $39\,500 in scholarships to 14 local students to attend college or trade school\, thanks to the support and generosity of our community members.\n \nYou have the opportunity to bid on some incredible items\, support our local businesses and support our local students – a win-win for everyone! \n\nPreview auction items here: slorotary.ejoinme.org/FundingOurFuture \nClick on the menu links on the left to preview or bid\, learn more\, or help fund a scholarship with a direct donation. \nYour bids and donations make these scholarships possible. Thank you for your support and generosity..
URL:https://slochamber.org/event/funding-our-future-online-auction-for-student-scholarships-presented-by-the-rotary-club-of-san-luis-obispo/
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SUMMARY:10 AM WEBINAR | COVID-19 Information for Small Businesses - How to Market to Government Agencies with the SBDC
DESCRIPTION:Webinar: How to Market to Government Agencies\nDate: 6/4/20\nTime: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM (PDT)\nRegistration Deadline: 6/4/20 8:00 AM (PDT)\nFee: No Fee\nTraining Topics: Government Contracting \n\nThe Monterey Bay Procurement Technical Assistance Center (MBPTAC) in collaboration with CalCoastal SBDC is pleased to present this webinar to help you: \n\nUnderstand certifications and registrations;\nPrepare a government marketing package;\nKnow the basic four-step marketing process;\nKnow the value of the capabilities statement; and\nKnow the elements of a government market package.\n\nThis webinar is hosted in Zoom\, and all registered participants will be sent the link for the webinar on Wednesday\, June 3. \nThis event is funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration and the CA Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development. Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities will be made if requested at least two weeks in advance. Call (831) 216 -3000 with question or help needed. \n\nRegister here!
URL:https://slochamber.org/event/10-am-webinar-covid-19-information-for-small-businesses-how-to-market-to-government-agencies-with-the-sbdc/
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CATEGORIES:Community Events
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SUMMARY:Weekly Virtual Spouse and Partner Support Group with Hospice SLO
DESCRIPTION:SPOUSE AND PARTNER SUPPORT GROUP – SLO \n11:30 am to 1:00 pm Meets Thursdays \nThis is a specific support group designed for those who have a spouse or partner that has passed. This support group is for adults who want group support from those also grieving the loss of a partner or spouse. \nSPOUSE AND PARTNER SUPPORT GROUP – Pismo Beach \n5:00 pm to 6:30 pm Meets Thursdays
URL:https://slochamber.org/event/weekly-virtual-spouse-and-partner-support-group-with-hospice-slo/
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SUMMARY:1 PM WEBINAR | COVID-19 Information for Small Businesses - PPP: How should I spend the PPP loan funds?
DESCRIPTION:PPP: How should I spend the PPP loan funds?\n\n\nPlease join us for a webinar to address questions about the best way to spend the PPP funds. We’ll cover questions such as: \nWhat if my employees refuse to come back?\nCan I apply for PUA and PPP?\nHow can I prepare for the forgiveness audit? \nWe will address attendee questions throughout the presentation. \n\nTime \nYou can choose to attend one or more of the following webinars. \n Jun 2\, 2020 01:00 PM\n Jun 3\, 2020 01:00 PM\n Jun 4\, 2020 01:00 PM\n\n\nRegister here!
URL:https://slochamber.org/event/1-pm-webinar-covid-19-information-for-small-businesses-ppp-how-should-i-spend-the-ppp-loan-funds-3/
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SUMMARY:2 PM WEBINAR | Employment Law Considerations for Reopening Your Workplace
DESCRIPTION:Missed this event? Purchase a recording of the webinar HERE\n\nAs the State and County relax restrictions\, businesses of all sizes are learning that closing may have been more simple than reopening. In this legislative event\, employment law experts Kathy Eppright and Dave Juhnke will share how you can and should still apply certain best practices as you reopen. Specifically\, they will cover best practices for: \n\nEstablishing a plan for reopening\nDetermining who and how to return employees to work\nDetermining who and how to lay off employees\nCommunicating with employees about workplace reopening\nHandling employees on leave for other reasons (maternity\, medical\, FMLA\, etc.)\nAddressing the impact of the new worker’s comp standard\n\nJoin us at our first virtual Legislative Event to learn how COVID-19 has affected current employment law practices and the way we do business. \n\nPricing: Members: $25 Future Members: $45 Location: You will receive a link upon registration to join the Zoom webinar. \n\nSpeakers\nKathy Eppright specializes in employment law and is the Chair of Andre\, Morris and Buttery’s Employment Law Practice Group. In addition to defending cases filed in the Superior Court and with the Department of Fair Employment & Housing and other state agencies\, Eppright is also an Association of Workplace Investigators Certificate Holder and is frequently retained to perform outside investigations throughout the state for employers ranging from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies. Kathy also served as a consultant on SLO County’s reopening guidelines. \n\nSince the mid 80s\, Dave Juhnke has counseled businesses throughout the Central Coast on personnel matters\, employee disputes\, business transactions and litigation in the trial and appellate courts. He has represented clients before state and federal employment agencies\, tried employment cases before federal and state court juries and judges\, and handled appeals of employment cases in both federal and state appellate courts. A partner at McCormick Barstow LLP\, he brings his experience at leading law firms and a commitment to civic leadership to counseling clients and community organizations.   \n\nThank you to our lead sponsors:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \nand our supporting sponsors:
URL:https://slochamber.org/event/2-pm-webinar-employment-law-considerations-for-reopening-your-workplace/
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SUMMARY:Live Virtual Wine Tasting with Sextant Wines
DESCRIPTION:Join us LIVE for a virtual tasting with Proprietor & Director of Winemaking Craig Stoller and Winemaker Alex Frost as we present Windemere Wines. In 2006\, Craig & Nancy Stoller purchased Windemere Wines from proprietress Cathy MacGregor\, whose father originally planted the vineyard in the early 70s. Keeping in the tradition of the established and storied vineyard\, they have continued to make notable Burgundian wines that tell the story of the land itself. Meet us online this Thursday\, June 4 at 5:30pm Pacific time. \nWe miss everyone\, so whether you don’t have the wines or have a bottle of Windemere or Sextant in your cellar\, we’d love to see you. And don’t forget to grab something to eat! See below for details! \nTASTING MENU\nWindemere 2016 Chardonnay\, MacGregor Vineyard\nWindemere 2016 Pinot Noir\, MacGregor Vineyard\nWindemere 2016 Pinot Noir\, Aubaine Vineyard \n  \nJOIN THE TASTING \nHosted via Zoom. \nOn a Computer:\nThe button will launch a new window in your web browser. Click “Open Zoom Meetings” to download and run Zoom when prompted. It should then take you directly to our Zoom Meeting virtual tasting. \nOn a Mobile Device:\nDownload Zoom Cloud Meetings app. Then\, when you click the button above\, it should take you directly to our Zoom Meeting virtual tasting. \nMeeting ID 948 1706 2325 \nYou can also catch us live on Facebook!
URL:https://slochamber.org/event/live-virtual-wine-tasting-with-sextant-wines-2/
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SUMMARY:Cal Poly’s ‘RSVP XXV: Call and Response’ to be Presented in Virtual Episodes June 4-6
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, Friday and Saturday\, June 4-67:30 p.m. \nScene from last year’s RSVP production \nThe Cal Poly Music Department’s student production ensemble RSVP will present “RSVP XXV: Call and Response” in three video episodes starting at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday\, Friday and Saturday\, June 4-6. \nAntonio G. Barata will retire from  full-time teaching in June \nThis year marks not only the 25th anniversary of RSVP\, but also the departure of its founder and artistic director\, Antonio G. Barata\, who is retiring from full-time teaching at Cal Poly after 35 years. \nThis year the transmedia series picks up where last year’s left off: in a combination of music\, costume\, dance and video editing. The story of heavy metal shredder Peter Estrella continues\, with the focus on his mysterious disappearance and otherworldly reconciliation. \n“This production challenges our attachment to normalcy\,” Barata said. “The show embraces the unexpected and examines how both humans and non-humans connect from afar. Based on our current society\, this show is incredibly timely as it forces us to grapple with reality and uphold the will to be creative during unusual times. Simultaneously the story seamlessly carries over themes showcased in its preceding installment\, such as inspiration and darkness.” \nThe composition\, performance\, soundscape and costuming combine the creativity of students in Barata’s Sound Design classes with choreography by Cal Poly students Evan Ricaurté\, Lindsay Eklund and Justine Teoh\, plus several dancers from past productions. \nThe students have been especially creative this year due to the COVID-19 shelter-in-place orders. \n“I believe that the virtual setting\, while it has its own unique challenges\, also comes with its unique opportunities\,” said Teoh\, an architectural engineering major. “By going virtual\, we will be able to do things no traditional RSVP has been able to do — and perhaps will never be able to do again. \n“For example\, we can reach out further and wider through online viewing\, no longer limited by theater space. Through video presentations we open ourselves to all the possibilities and tools video editing has to offer. Overall I believe that this will be an amazing and memorable production\, fitting of the 25th show.” \nLinks to the YouTube videos will be posted to the RSVP calendar page. Donations can be made to support future RSVP productions. \nThe performances are sponsored by Cal Poly’s Music Department\, College of Liberal Arts and Instructionally Related Activities program. For more information\, visit the department’s calendar website or email music@calpoly.edu.
URL:https://slochamber.org/event/cal-polys-rsvp-xxv-call-and-response-to-be-presented-in-virtual-episodes-june-4-6/
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