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Sue Baldauf
youth & family website
Meeting Location
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Thursday October 16th.
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Dear Christine,
Welcome back from the summer hiatus! I trust you found some relaxing moments for you.
Getting into the "back to school" rhythm, please join us for our Sept. 18th meeting entitled
"Find Out Just How Much Bedford Homeowners Get For $3.61!"
While $3.61 may not get you much at the grocery store or farmer's market, that is the residential tax impact of the Town department called Youth & Family Services (YFS). Whether you are a Bedford resident or work with folks who are Bedford residents, you don't want to miss the wealth of information you'll get at this meeting.
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Bedford Youth and Family Services
Sue Baldauf, Director Bedford Youth and Family Services will give you a snapshot of this town's resource and a hint about exciting fall events! She'll explain what $3.61 buys.
You will walk away with:
- how to get help for something you don't want to tell your best friend
- how to connect with a local youth & maybe get your yard mowed, too
- what middle school & high school youth are thinking and doing
- how you can practice adding more balance to your life
- how to get a parenting tune-up
Sue Baldauf has been the Director of the Bedford YFS since May 1997. Sue plans, organizes, and directs human services programs for youth and family in the community. She represent BYFS on community coalitions, including Violence Prevention Coalition (VPC), Bedford Community Partnership (BCP), and Bedford Community Partnership for Children (CPC). Sue also represents Bedford with regional groups such as Community Health Network Area (CHNA) 15 and the Youth Council of the Metro Southwest Regional Employment Board. |
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Essential Skin Care, Laura Rossi
 Prior to our feature presentation, Laura Rossi, Licensed Cosmetologist-Skin Care Therapist &
Professional Make-up Artist, from Essential Skin Care Center, has the stage for her 5-minute business spotlight. |
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We'll start off the meeting with informal networking and introductions including Joan's question. We'll we eat our lunches casually throughout.
Bring an interested friend, and your ideas/questions/comments.
Warmly,
Joan
Joan Turnberg
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1. The next meeting will be on Thursday October 16th.
2. Don't forget to bring your business cards and brochures to display and
have available for the rest of the group. Please pick up any extras after the meeting.
Administration Information:
Since its inception in 2005, the Working Women's Alliance (WWA) has successfully grown to support more and more women in business. The informal ambiance and warm supportive environment is a trademark of the group.
If you are a Chamber member, attending this meeting is free, as one of your many Chamber benefits. Any non-Chamber attendees can attend their first meeting free. After that, non-Chamber attendees will pay $15 a meeting.
If you would like more information about Chamber membership and benefits, please contact Maureen Sullivan at 781 275 8503 or visit www.bedfordchamber.org
Of note, if you are a consultant working on behalf of a larger company (for
example, investment consultant working for Metlife), you would be considered
a company of 1-3 employees in terms of Chamber membership fees.
Our thanks goes out to Christine Pinney, for taking care of our monthly newsletter and keeping us in the loop about the WWA.
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