Opportunity Links to Sponsor Job Fair

The job fair will be held on September 23 from 1-5 pm at Opportunity Links, 998 E. Main Street in Newark. The job fair is free & open to the public. Participating Employers Include: Abercrombie & Fitch, Adecco, Atrium, Gummer Wholesale, Harry & David, Licking Memorial Health Systems, MetLife, MPW, Plumbers, Pipefitters & HVAC Equipment Service Local 189, Speed FC, Stanley Steemer International, State Farm Insurance and more employers to be announced. Attendees should bring thier resumes, dress for success, & be prepared to interview!

September 3 Education Support Group Meeting

The Community Capitalism Education Community Support Group initiative would like to invite you to a special meeting with Representatives Jay Hottinger and Dan Dodd. This is an open meeting to the public to discuss and answer questions regarding funding and mandates related to HB 1. At CTEC, Adult Education Center, 150 Price Road, Newark - September 3, 2009 5:30 - 7:30 pmRead More

Licking County Levy Survey Results

The Education Support Group conducted a Licking County Levy Survey recently via The Advocate recently. You may click here to see the statistics. While the results are not statistically significant, the information is meaningful and a good first step for further work. At a minimum, the findings should promote meaningful dialogue about NCS and the levies.

Education Community Support Meeting

The Community Capitalism Education Community Support meeting will be next Thursday, Aug. 6 at 5:30p.m. in the OSUN Sleight Room. The group will look at the survey results more in depth and develop an action plan for what to do with the results. (Healing the relationship between communities and schools.)

Licking County Complete Count Committee

The 2010 Census is coming up fast and it is very important to get the word out to all citizens of Licking County. Click on the photo to get involved!

Survive & Thrive Seminar

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Community Capitalism Group Meeting

Those interested in learning more about the Community Capitalism initiative met last Tuesday to hear about the accomplishments and future of the groups. It was an informative meeting - thanks to everyone who attended.

An article was written in This Week Licking County newspaper. You may read it by clicking here:
http://www.thisweeknews.com/live/content/lickingcounty/stories/2009/07/19/0716lsnews5.html?sid=104.