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CIBA Notes - March 1st, 2007

March 5, 2007

Economic Development Funding Allocations for 2007

CIBA has applied to the City of Corvallis to participate in the Economic Development Funding Allocations for 2007. The funding requests are due by March 30th. We need help from experienced grant writers to help put our proposal together. We have a wealth of supporting research studies to validate the economic impact (positive) for Independent Business Alliances, but we need to put it in an easy to read booklet. Please contact Jack Wolcott at Grass Roots Books & Music, at 754-7668, or at groots@peak.org , if you can help.


New CIBA Members

CIBA welcomes its’ newest members, Cedar and Fir Studio and Maiah Creations.

Cedar and Fir Studio: Personalized instruction in Yoga, Pilates and Dance. Dedicated teachers will help you achieve optimal health and well being through the cultivation of balance, strength, flexibility, and grace. The small garden studio, in a quiet neighborhood, is peaceful and nurturing. Parking is easy. Cedar and Fir Studio is located at 3204 NW Grant Avenue, and on the web, www.cedarandfir.com. Lisa can be reached at 541-231-6091 or at lisa@cedarandfir.com.

Maiah Creations: Art with Meaning: Maureen Frank, (541) 754-0935, or maiahcreations.com; and on the web, www.maiahcreations.com.


Leadership Seminar

First Alternative will be hosting a Leadership Seminar at the Corvallis Public Library on Thursday, April 19th from 8:30am - 4:30pm (check-in is at 8:00am). The seminar will be held in the main meeting room of the Corvallis Public Library. Lunch is included with registration fee. This full-day seminar will cost $175 per participant (if they register prior to March 20th) and $215 (if they register after March 20th). Registration closes on April 4th. If people have additional questions, they may contact Sarah Taylor (541) 753-3115 x 333. Look for the seminar brochure in your e-mail from CIBA.

CIBA Membership

Membership in any organization is a dynamic process. Let new businesses in town, or established non-member businesses know about us. For member packets, contact the office at (541) 752-0047.


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