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Calendar Fixing State Government in this issue: 2 welcome new members 3 women in business 4 of interest ... December/January 2009-10 Volume 7, Issue 9 calendar State Crisis, Local Impacts DECEMBER Fixing State Government 12/3 Women in Business: Caffeineighted “Breaking the Boys Club anta Cruz businesses are aware of the profound Breakfast Briefings Code”-Michael Johnson Simpacts the state’s financial crisis has had on the On 7:45am, Chamber Ofc local economy. The reduction of revenues to UCSC 611 Ocean St., Ste 1 Propositions for 12/3 Community Affairs and Cabrillo College and the resulting constraints on 1:00 p.m., Chamber Ofc enrollment, employment, and workforce development Reform of California 12/8 Membership Committee contribute to the contraction of our local economy. Re- 9:15 a.m., Chamber Ofc ductions in K-12 schools and other local governments Reform of Tax Structure 12/9 Breakfast Briefing have a range of other down-side impacts, reducing cash Dec. 9, 7:30 a.m. “Restructuring Ca Tax Fred Keeley, Santa Cruz Policy”-Fred Keeley in our community and resulting in cuts in local services 7:30 a.m., Chamber Ofc and resources. County Treasurer 12/9 Marketing Committee While the state’s problems have been precipitated by the Constitutional Convention 3:30 p.m., Chamber Ofc Jan. 14, 8:00 a.m. recession, the underlying structural issues have become 12/10 Women in Business increasingly problematic even in good times. Lawrence Stone, Santa Clara “Giving” Luncheon County Assessor Judge Ariadne Symons The Chamber is hosting presentations in December and 11:30 a.m., Cocoanut Grove January on proposals to remedy these problems. Former Retaining Local Taxes 12/11 Finance Committee Secretary of State Bruce McPherson kicked of this Jan. 27, 7:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m., Chamber Ofc. series November 17 with a presentation on California Greg Larson, Los Gatos 12/16 Executive Committee Town Manager 12:00 p.m., Chamber Ofc. Forward’s two voter initiatives on protection of local 12/16 Holiday Networking Mixer tax revenues and reform of the state’s budgeting and All at the Chamber SC County Bank financial management processes. Materials from this 611 Ocean St. Suite 1 720 Front Street presentation on available on the Chamber’s website 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Members $15 ; Non-members $25 under CHAMBER > PAST EVENTS. 12/22 Board Meeting 11:30 a.m., 5300 Soquel Dr. Register at: www.SantaCruzChamber.org Con’t. Page 4 JANUARY 1/7 Women in Business: Caffeineighted 7:45 a.m., TBD 300 Attend 89th Annual Recognition Dinner 1/14 Breakfast Briefing “State Constitutional Convention” he Chamber’s 89th annual Awards Dinner, No- 8:00 a.m., Chamber Ofc Tvember 13, recognizing Men of the Year: Ken 1/14 All Chambers Happy Hour Whiting and Jon Sisk, Woman of the Year: Hil- 5:00 p.m., TBD ary Bryant, Organization of the Year: Santa Cruz 1/27 Breakfast Briefing Neighbors, and Business of the Year: Sun Shops, “Retaining Local Taxes” 7:30 a.m., Chamber Ofc was attended by more three hundred. The awards vid- eos, produced by the Digital Media Factory, featured the award winners and a variety of local notables. 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One-half of the proceeds Sthe Women in Business Annual “Giving Luncheon” from the raffle will be used to provide Pajamas that December 10, 11:30 to 1:15 at the Cocoanut Grove. will be dispersed to shelters and agencies across Santa “Marty’s Pet Sitting Service” Always one of the premier events of the holiday season, Cruz County including the Rebele Family Homeless AA Safe & Lock Co. the proceeds from this luncheon will be split between Shelter, CASA kids, Jacob’s Heart, Children’s Hospice Alexis Party Rental Allanson Insurance Agency Project Pajamas and the Women in Business Scholar- and Palliative Care, Pajaro Valley Shelter, Women’s ship Fund. Alphagraphics #558 Crisis Shelter, Defensa de Mujeres, New Life Com- American Web Judge Symons is the first elected judge in Santa Cruz munity Center, Salvation Army Shelter, Jesus, Joseph Babbling Brook Inn County in more than 20 years, winning her seat with and Mary Shelter, Sienna House, and Walnut Avenue Bank of the West more than 60% of the vote. Beginning started her new Women’s Shelter. Bay Plumbing Supply & Showroom Inc. job as a Superior Court Judge in January, 2009, she The other half of the proceeds will be contributed to the Biggs Cardosa Associates, Inc. presently serves in a criminal courtroom. She is one Women in Business Scholarship Fund, providing sup- Bolton Hill Company, Inc. Burroughs Financial Services of just 10 judges in the county and is only the third port to local women studying businesses at the college woman to serve on the bench in Santa Cruz County. Charlie Hong Kong or university level. 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