Community news: City offers business insurance class
Business insurance class offered
The city of Austin Small Business Program will host a class on insurance and protection from
This class will include tips on how to properly protect a small business, an outline of the different insurance coverages that are available to business owners and how to best select an insurance agent and company.
The cost is
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Senior center has social Friday
The Conley-Guerrero Senior Activity Center, at
The center has more than 500 registered seniors each year from
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The service will include the the Standing Military Committee, members of the Lohmann's Ford Chapter of the
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Sheriff's junior academy set
The
Applications are due by
The junior cadets will investigate mock crime scenes, collect evidence, tour the sheriff's office and county jail, obtain Stop the Bleed training and will get hands-on experience with advanced tactical equipment and self-defense techniques.
Each session is limited to 25 students, and applications will be taken on a first-come, first-served basis. There is no cost for the program, but students will need to bring their lunch each day.
For more information and an application: bit.ly/2HS1DKQ.
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Apply for Chamber program
The Round
The deadline to apply is
The program aims to provide individuals who are just beginning or considering an entrepreneurial enterprise a supportive and nurturing environment where they can thoroughly evaluate their respective business models.
The four-session course, each lasting two-and-a-half hours, will include small group discussions that are focused on strengthening the participants' business models. Classes will be in September.
To register: bit.ly/2wCRNvf.
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Learn to attract butterflies
A program on attracting butterflies to a garden, part of the Water Wise Landscape Series, will begin at
Attendees will learn tips to create a butterfly habitat in a personal landscape by introducing a water source and feeders, as well as how to select the right plants as host species for caterpillars. Other topics will include native and adapted flowers that provide long-lasting blooms with nectar sources for butterflies.
Registration is required at bit.ly/2I9dnZP.
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Open house on parks plan
City staff and representatives from
The plan is in the design stages, and adoption of the plan should occur by fall 2018 after presentation to the parks board and
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