ESSENTIALS: Business briefs from the Pikes Peak region
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Moves, Meetings & news to use
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How to submit business items
Deadline for all items is
Calendar items
The submission must include the name of the event, its time, date and place, with the address included. Also include contact information for the public, which can include a phone number, an email address or a Web address, and whether there is a cost.
Items may also be submitted online by visiting http://events.gazette.com/listings. It is a free service but will require registration for a username and password.
Other items
The Essentials listings are for awards, promotions, new hires and new businesses. Pictures may be included but must be at least 1MB in size. Head shots are recommended.
Email information to [email protected], fax to 636-0202 or use the online form at gazette.com/business.
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