CURRENT ISSUE June 15, 2016 in PDF format

MASON in Motion
UPDATE
June 15, 2016
Mid-Month Supplement to the Monthly "Mason in Motion" Newsletter
Mason Area Chamber of Commerce
148 E. Ash Street, Mason, MI 48854
Phone 517-676-1046 -- Fax 517-676-8504
masonchamber@masonchamber.org
www.masonchamber.org
A reminder:
Names of MACC members are usually in bold type in our publications.
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A MESSAGE FROM MISSEY TRUDELL OF THE MACC GOLF CLASSIC COMMITTEE:
Hello fellow Mason Area Chamber members! As you may have read in Aaron Fiedler's letter
in the June Mason in Motion newsletter, Sara Nannini of ServiceMaster and myself are
reaching out to you all on the behalf of our MACC Golf Classic committee. It is hard to
believe that this year's golf outing is right around the corner! We are collecting swag for
the goodie bags that will be handed out to 192 golfers. We are also collecting door prizes.
Swag can be any promotional item you have promoting your business such as water bottles,
keychains, flashlights, golf towels, and so on. ServiceMaster is contributing the bags which
will hold all your cool swag. (If you need help with ideas I know a great printer that has
1000's of products to choose from and can work with all price points - hint, hint, call me at
694-2400.)
Also, if you haven't signed up to golf yet HURRY. It will be a day of much fun! Check out
the attachment and feel free to contact myself, Sara or Doug. We are here to help!
Sincerely,
Missey Trudell
517.694.2400
Missey. Paper Image.
Design. Print. Direct mail. Promotional Items.
We do it ALL but we don't do ugly.
Michigan Energy Fair
Great Lakes Renewable Energy Association has added the Sustainable Living
Summit and the Great Lakes Emergency Preparedness Expo to its 16th Annual
Energy Fair. These three events will be held at the Ingham County Fairgrounds rain
or shine and offer visitors the opportunity to hear presentations from experts and
see the latest products and technologies for energy efficiency, energy self-reliance
and emergency preparedness.
Friday, June 24, and Saturday, June 25
Ingham County Fairgrounds, 700 E. Ash Street, Mason
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Please note this CORRECTION to the "News of our Members" in the June 2016 Mason
in Motion printed and mailed newsletter: Doberman Technologies is the only firm
locally to be named to BOTH the MSPMentor list and the CRN list. ASK Applications Specialists Kompany also made the CRN list.
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DART BANK EMPLOYEES RAISE
MONEY TO PURCHASE BOOKS FOR KIDS
Each Dart Bank location sponsors two fundraising events a year, usually one in the
winter and one in the summer or fall. Mason and Holt have done bake sales. Grand
Ledge collects their funds from donations from customers and employees. The
HLC/Frandor location does a 50/50 raffle. Proceeds buy books for children.
The books are labeled "From the Dart Bank Employees" and distributed to area
libraries (Mason, Holt and Foster are part of CADL-Capital Area District Library
system) and Grand Ledge. This year the combined efforts of all the Dart Bank
employees raised $978.30 and they purchased 209 books. They were distributed as
follows: 109 to Mason, 50 to Holt, 25 to Foster, and 25 to Grand Ledge.
Books for kids are used for prizes and incentives for children and parents that
complete the Early Learning and Pre-Readers program goals. Cheryl Lyons is the
Head Librarian and Mari Garza is the Youth Services Librarian at the Mason Library
who received the Mason book donations from Dart Bank. Their goal is to keep kids
reading all year.
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The Mason Public Schools Board of Education is seeking input from district residents
regarding the recent school funding proposals that were on the May 3, 2016, ballot.
The voters of the Mason Public School District were presented with two school funding
proposals:
1. Building and Site Sinking Fund (passed)
2. $79,845,000 School Bond Proposal (not passed)
Mason Public Schools values the community's feedback and is currently seeking their input
via an on-line survey as they look to provide the best opportunities for Mason students and
plan for the future of the school district.
The survey is available at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MasonPS_May2016. In
addition, residents can find a link to the survey on the school website at
www.masonk12.net. The survey will close at noon on Monday, June 27, 2016.
All responses are anonymous and will be reviewed by district administration and the Board
of Education.
Ronald Drzewicki, Ed.S.
Superintendent
Mason Public Schools
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Tri-County Regional Partnership
This past week, a major regional partnership was announced marking
the first time that the three county governments in the tri-county
region, the Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce (LRCC) and
Michigan State University (MSU) have formally agreed to work together
to address priority issues in the region. LRCC, the MSU Center for Local
Government Finance and the Boards of Commissioners in Clinton, Eaton
and Ingham Counties have signed a Memorandum of Understanding
(MOU) designed to foster collaboration between the tri-counties to
support regional economic growth.
Officials envision a regional collaboration in which participants develop
collective strategies for addressing regional priorities. Among issues
likely to be identified are concerns over infrastructure needs,
developing the Michigan Avenue Corridor, and working with state
officials to modify the state revenue sharing formula for local
governments.
In the coming months, the real work begins on collaborating with the
Capitol Caucus (state officials representing the tri-county region) on
putting together an agenda that focuses on the Greater Lansing region.
Stay tuned!
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Mason Area Chamber of Commerce Offers Volunteer Opportunities
The Mason Area Chamber of Commerce hosts many community events each year. Mason's Spring Fling
Courthouse Show, Thursday Night Live Courthouse Concerts, Mason Holidays Light Parade, Down Home Days
Courthouse Show, and Independence Day Parade are examples of those events.
Recently, the Chamber has extended the opportunity for those who live and work in the Mason area to become
more involved in their community through volunteerism. Individuals and families can now spend a few hours
from time to time helping to favorably impact the quality of life of all people in the Mason area.
Another example of participation is volunteering for a shift or two at the Mason Area Chamber of Commerce
Visitor Center booth. The Chamber has such a booth at the Ingham Country Fair, Women's Expo, Sun Dried
Music Fest, Outdoor Expo, and other events.
Examples of volunteer tasks include setting up a canopy, passing out pamphlets, taking photos, answering
questions, and saying hello to passersby. There are other ways you might assist before and after events. Get
the benefits of meeting new and interesting people, while still enjoying our local cultural, educational and
recreational events with co-workers and neighbors.
While volunteering in a visitors center booth during sponsored events, people from Chamber member
businesses and organizations bring promotional material about their company or group with them. That way,
they have the opportunity to talk about the Mason area, and also their own business or group. It is a great way
to encourage people to come back again to visit the Mason area after an event is over.
On the rare occasions that community volunteers don't have an affiliation with a Chamber member business or
organization, they might consider associate status with the Chamber. You could pay a fifty dollar per year fee
for that status. Now, the Chamber is allowing individuals, couples, and families to volunteer just two or more
hours of time each year, to become eligible without paying the $50 fee. This status works especially well for
residents who are now retired.
If you are interested in volunteering with the Chamber of Commerce, just stop by their office located at 148 E.
Ash Street across from the downtown Ingham County Courthouse. The office and Visitors Center is open Monday
through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Fill out their volunteer form and get more involved in your
community. For information, please email masonchamber@masonchamber.org or call (517) 676-1046.
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CALLING ALL BULLDOGS!
All Mason Bulldogs are invited to join fellow Bulldog Alumni for conversation,
friendship, beverages, pictures, tours, and fun! It doesn't matter when you
graduated, if you went to Mason, you're invited!
Saturday, August 13th events include: ** Golfing at Eldorado Golf Course.
** A tour of Mason High School for Alumni who want to see old stomping grounds
Sunday, August 14th events include:
** The Maple Grove Cemetery walking tour at 1:30pm, hosted by the Ingham
County Genealogical Society.
** The main event, the All Alumni Gathering, will be at the Eagles Lodge from 3pm8pm
It's $5 per person to attend the Mason Bulldogs All Alumni Gathering at the
Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie Lodge at Cedar & Harper (next to where the old
Coventry Inn was) and a beverage is included.
There are 32 reserved tee times at Eldorado Golf Course for Saturday, August
13th. You'll get 9 holes, a cart, a drink and a sandwich after the round for $30! Tee
times start at 9:00am. Send an email to Doug Benson (doug@eskerproperties.com)
to reserve your spot as they will go fast!
At Sunday's All Alumni Gathering, there will be a group photo at 5:45 PM. Plus
they'll be taking pictures during every event to post in the Mason Bulldogs Alumni
Facebook Group photo albums.
Mike Beard, Douglass Benson, F Gail LaLonde, Rodney Jewett, Bruce Jewett, &
Dana West are organizing the Bulldogs Alumni weekend.
Please share this event with your Bulldog friends, classmates, teachers, other
Facebook Groups since some people aren't aware of this or not on Facebook.
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A NOTE FROM BUILDING TWENTYONE...
Imagine you and your family kick starting a great summer together on a pristine lake, while supporting a nonprofit
organization potentially benefiting your teens. Building Twentyone cordially invites you to our Family Funday &
KayakCanoe-a-thon.
Kayaking can get expensive, but for just $20 with your own kayak, you can kayak up to 5 hours while other places
charge $20/hour. If you have little ones, canoeing is only $30 for up to 3 people. Not only will you get to canoe and
kayak, you will be able to receive goodies from our sponsors: free coupon items, raffle prizes, gift cards, and a Tshirt! Our online pre-registration is open until June 17th, so you save $5 instantly and be secured for a T-shirt.
If you are looking for more fun, we have tons of carnival games, some made by our own B21 Teen Advisory
Council students, large obstacle inflatables, face painting, and raffle prizes and prizes at each game station!
We aren't going to lie to you, this is our first year starting a HUGE fundraiser, so your support is of utmost
importance to us. Your input is valuable to us, so please come and be the very FIRST to experience this unique
fundraiser.
Our teens have been meeting every week with staff to create an amazing fundraiser for everyone in the community.
This event is a great motivator for them to actively see changes they are making in the community and their organization
(Building Twentyone); simply just by putting their minds together and working together!
So, what are you waiting for? Bring your family out here, learn a little bit about what Building Twentyone is
about, and most importantly, have tons of fun! Come hungry! Register today.
Want to volunteer with us? We need face painters and other volunteers to make this event successful! email
my@buildingtwentyone.org
Love our event, but can't make it? Donate $10 to our page today! You can make a difference in the community, no
matter how big or small. Extend love by sharing our page to your friends!
Thank you for your support!
Love,
Building Twentyone
1288 N. Cedar / Mason
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Lansing Community College has appointed Dr. Toni Glasscoe as associate vice
president of external affairs and development. Dr. Glasscoe will oversee state and
federal relations, educational resource development, the LCC Foundation,
community engagement, and all K-12 operations.
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Don't forget that UnoDuece MultiMedia has developed an innovative new way to
share your business card. It has taken the traditional business card and
transformed it to a digital medium. The UnoCard is a remarkable engaging
enhancement on how you share information about you and your business. With
a click of a link a person is invited to be introduced to you virtually. Call Paul at
UnoDeuce (517) 292-0095 or visit their www.unodeuce.com website.
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Find Waldo Locally in Mason!
Event dates: Friday, July 1, 2016 - 8:00 AM to
Wednesday, July 27, 2016 - 5:00 PM
Event Headquarters: Bestsellers, 360 S. Jefferson,
Mason, MI 48854
Where's Waldo? In Mason, of course! The famous
children's book character in the striped shirt and
black-rimmed specs is visiting twenty-six local
businesses (Mason Area Chamber of Commerce
members) throughout our community July 1st 27th. Find Waldo Local is a great summer vacation
activity and a wonderful way to support local
businesses and the Shop Local movement in our community, including these
partners: Bestsellers Books & Coffee Co, Kean's Store, Maple Street Mall, Dart
Bank, Darrell's Market, The Vault Delicatessen, Mason State Bank and many
more!
Anyone who wishes to participate can pick up a "Find Waldo Locally in Mason!"
passport, which contains the names of all the participating sites, and get their
passport stamped or signed for each Waldo they spot. Collecting store stamps or
signatures at twenty or more businesses will entitle diligent seekers entry into a
grand-prize drawing on July 27th, with the top prize being a six-volume deluxe set
of Waldo books. This year, participants can also #ColorWaldoAndWin: when they
share a completed coloring sheet of Waldo on Instagram, they'll be entered into a
drawing to be one of five lucky winners of a deluxe prize pack.
Waldo is the creation of Martin Handford, whose entertaining drawings of crowd
scenes swept the world in the late eighties. Since then, the Where's Waldo? books
have held a cherished spot on bookstore shelves the world over. There are now
over 65 million Waldo books in print worldwide, and they've been translated into
over thirty languages. An entire generation has grown up searching for Waldo and
his cast of wandering companions.
In celebration of Waldo's longevity and popularity, his American publisher,
Candlewick Press, is once again teaming up with the American Booksellers
Association and two hundred and fifty independent bookstores across the country
for some hide-and-seek fun to encourage communities to patronize their local
businesses. There is no charge to participate, and the hunt lasts July 1st-27th. For
more information about hunting for Waldo in Mason call Bestsellers Books &
Coffee at 517-676-6648.
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Gorsline Runciman Funeral Homes invite our local community to join them in a
"Tribute from a Grateful Nation, Honoring Those Who Serve." This patriotic program
of symbolism and song will take place at St. Thomas Aquinas Church, 955 Alton
Road, East Lansing, MI, on Thursday, August 4, 2016 at 7 PM. The third annual
event honors and recognizes local police, fire, emergency responders and veterans,
both living and deceased. Ingham County Sheriff Gene Wriggelsworth and Ken
Beachler, a local actor and director, are featured guest speakers. As a community
service of Gorsline Runciman Funeral Homes, admission and participation are free
of charge. Gorsline Runciman's locations include Lansing, East Lansing, DeWitt,
Williamston, and their Ball-Dunn Chapel at 621 S. Jefferson in Mason.
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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The Browne/Cavender American Legion Post 148 of Mason has a refurbished mail
drop box on the north side of the Mason Area Historical Museum at the corner of
Barnes & Oak Street for people to drop off their faded and tattered American flags.
The Legion will retire the flags with dignity at a special ceremony. If you leave
them at the Chamber office visitors center, we can get them over to the drop box
for you.
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Consumers Energy Recognized by Michigan Veterans Affairs
Consumers Energy is being recognized for its dedication to employing
military veterans, being named a silver level Veteran-Friendly
Employer by the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency.
"We are a better, stronger company when we recognize and bring in
the talents of a diverse Michigan workforce. That includes people who
have served our country honorably in the military," said Cathy
Hendrian, Consumers Energy's vice president of human resources. "We
are proud to be honored by the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency, and
we remain committed to providing opportunities for our country's
military veterans."
Consumers Energy joins eight other Michigan companies that are
certified as silver-level employers by the state agency. "Well-respected
employers like Consumers Energy are an integral part of making sure
Michigan veterans get the opportunities that they deserve," said retired
Army Command Sgt. Maj. David Dunckel, employment analyst for the
Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency. "This type of collaboration between
private sector employers and state agencies helps put Michigan in the
top tier of states when it comes to taking care of our vets."
Employers are recognized for efforts to recruit and retain military
veterans. One example of that is Consumers Energy's new Natural Gas
Boot Camp. The energy provider collaborated with the Michigan
National Guard and Power for America to create the program to train
qualified military veterans and provide them with job opportunities.
Consumers Energy's recruitment efforts also include outreach to
veterans organizations, while its Veterans Advisory Panel provides
support to veterans who work for the company. Three company vice
presidents are military veterans.
"Military veterans bring unique abilities and experience that are
valuable to our work," Hendrian said. "We will continue working to
recruit and retain qualified military veterans to strengthen our
company and our mission to serve Michigan's communities."
Consumers Energy, Michigan's largest utility, is the principal subsidiary
of CMS Energy (NYSE: CMS), providing natural gas and electricity to 6.7
million of the state's 10 million residents in all 68 Lower Peninsula
counties.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------MSU's Michigan Political Leadership Program 2017 Class Recruitment
The Michigan Political Leadership Program (MPLP) at Michigan State University (MSU) is distinguished
as one of only a handful of multi-partisan leadership training programs in the nation. Graduates
take with them the knowledge and skills needed to make sound public policy decisions and to be
effective leaders of the future. Applications are sought from individuals who are interested in
enhancing their leadership and political skills in order to better serve communities, constituencies,
or causes. The program is administered and supported by MSU's Institute for Public Policy and Social
Research in the College of Social Science.
Annually, a diverse group of 24 individuals are awarded the opportunity to participate in a hands-on
curriculum that incorporates personal leadership development, public policy process and analysis,
governance, and campaigning. Practical skills training are emphasized. Fellows participate in team
and coalition-building activities to foster communication and the exchange of ideas. The MPLP
faculty is comprised of elected officials, political activists, MSU faculty, media, and business
professionals from across Michigan.
MPLP fellows are required to attend one weekend session per month from February thru November,
generally beginning with dinner at 6 p.m. Friday evening and meeting through Saturday afternoon
until 4 p.m.
Considerable financial resources and time are donated to support each fellowship which is valued at
$12,000. The fellowship covers the participants' lodging, meals and program costs, however,
accepted Fellows are asked to pay an administrative fee of $1,000 to participate in this program.
Travel and some parking expenses are the responsibility of the participant.
To apply for a MPLP Fellowship you may right click and download an application from our website at
MPLP Recruitment . Please send the completed application along with supporting documentation to
Linda Cleary at Michigan State University, Michigan Political Leadership Program, 509 East Circle
Drive, Room 321, East Lansing, MI 48824-1111 or Katherine Cusick at cusickk@msu.edu .
Applications must be received no later than Friday, September 9, 2016 for consideration.
Katherine A Cusick
Institute for Public Policy and Social Research
Michigan State University
509 W. Circle Dr. Rm 301 Berkey Hall
East Lansing, MI 48823
517-353-1357
http://ippsr.msu.edu/mplp/donate.html
https://commerce.cashnet.com/msu_3040
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce 2016 Community Profile & Buyer's
Guide is available in print, as a digital magazine, and as a free mobile app on the
iTunes app store. The digital editions include interactive content, video and a
search function. The guide includes the members of the Mason Area Chamber and
other Chambers in the region. To view the digital magazine, go to the
www.harborhouse.com/digital/lansing
website.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------State Representative Tom Cochran
invites residents to join him for coffee and conversation at the following location:
Friday, July 8th -- 9 a.m. at Biggby Coffee located at 2006 S. Cedar in Holt
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Building Twentyone, our area's non-profit teen center, is hosting a Family Funday
& Kayak Canoe-a-thon to raise money for their teen-driven after school activities
and new programs. They strive to provide students with a safe and supportive
space to learn and give positive opportunities for them to have fun and pursue
their passions. They invite paddlers and families from all over Michigan to come to
the Family Funday & Kayak Canoe-a-thon. The purpose of this event is to bring the
community together and have a blast with families and friends; with all proceeds
benefiting Building Twentyone, as well as encourage students to join nonmotorized outdoor recreational sports and activities.
General Event Information:Registration begins 9:30am-10am, Lunch starts
at 11:30am-2pm, $10 wristband per person. Wristbands include unlimited access
to: inflatables, carnival games, activities, & food and drink voucher. OR $1 per
ticket. Most activities will be valued 1 or 2 tickets per person. You can buy
Wristbands and raffle tickets at the door on the day of event!
Would you like to become a sponsor? email Benjamin Schartow at
benjamin@buildingtwentyone.org. Are you looking for a volunteering at this event?
email My Ha at my@buildingtwentyone.org.
Join their Fundraising Team: Building Twentyone would like to invite you to help
them fundraise. We need money for new programs, teen-driven opportunities, and
costs associated with upgrading and facilitating creative spaces. Please take a
minute to set up a fundraising page. If you're joining the Kayak Canoe-a-thon, you
can set up donation amounts based on how many miles you'll be paddling. Or just
jump on board the team to raise money. Then share it with your friends and family
to spread the word. Every dollar counts, no donation is too small.
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Mason's 4th of July Fireworks
Join us this year on Independence Day, Monday, July 4, 2016, for the best fireworks show around!
Fireworks start after sunset, approximately 10:00 p.m., and the show runs about 25 minutes.
Support The Show!
The Mason Fireworks show is prepared and presented completely free of charge by unpaid
volunteers using a budget almost entirely funded by donations from members of the community like
you. No tax dollars are spent directly on the show. If your family enjoys the show, and you would
like to help us continue this great tradition, please make a donation.
Location
The fireworks are launched from the south end of Temple Street, between M-36/Ash Street and
Kipp Road. Prime viewing areas include the Ingham County Fair Grounds, Mason Middle School,
Rayner Park and Mason High School. Temple Street will be closed to vehicle traffic
TO DONATE GO TO: https://masonfirefighters.com/fireworks/
The Mason Firefighters Association is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to the Mason
community.
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Do you have your MACC Member Value Card?
If not, stop by the Chamber office to get one today!
Check out all the values at the
http://www.masonchamber.org/valuecard.html website.
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Final Note:
Continuing a 44-year tradition, the Mason Area Chamber of Commerce publishes its
"MASON in Motion" printed and mailed newsletter near the end of each month. This
hard-copy newsletter has information about Chamber events and programs, new
Chamber members, news from member businesses and organizations, and more - in a
short four-page format. The several insert pages included in the newsletter each
month are designed to be removed for easy sharing or posting within a business or
organization. For this reason, the Chamber has decided to continue distributing this
newsletter in the conventional manner with no opt-out. This also maintains value for
limited advertising.
Advertising inserts are just $100 per insertion to reach 450 key decision-makers in
the Mason area. This newsletter is mailed to all contact people for Chamber members,
Chamber volunteers, and select stakeholders. A .pdf copy of the newsletter is also
available to all the same day it is delivered by the post office at the Chamber's website
www.masonchamber.org. Deadline is the 20th of the month for all submissions. Items
are included as space is available and submissions are edited for space and consistency
of the publication.
Since August of 2006, the Chamber also publishes a mid-month "MASON in Motion
UPDATE" newsletter electronically. This e-mailed newsletter is forwarded to all who
have submitted their e-mail addresses to the Chamber, provided they are associated
with a Chamber member, are a Chamber volunteer, or are a select stakeholder. A link
to the archive on the website for the .pdf copies of the printed and mailed "MASON in
Motion" newsletter is included in the UPDATE. A .pdf copy of this UPDATE newsletter
is also available to all at the Chamber's website www.masonchamber.org under the
"Newsletters" tab. Deadline is the 10th of the month for all UPDATE submissions. All
items submitted are included, subject to minor editing for publication consistency.
It is the intention of the Chamber to limit broadcast e-mails to those who have email addresses submitted to the Chamber to 24 times per year at most. Of course,
those who are Chamber leaders and volunteers get much more frequent information emailed to them.
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