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you, and that you enjoy receiving it and reading it.
We now send out about 150 newsletters each month, and are glad to do
that. But to save on postage expenses, we would like to encourage you
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instead of receiving it in the mail.
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any reason, please let John know by leaving a message at his e-mail
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johndmarsh@mac.com
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on it (Return to sender) and we will get the message okay.
Thanks for thinking about it. ~~~~~John
Sno-Globe, the Snohomish County Gay/Lesbian Owner and Business Entrepreneurs networking group
Greetings!
Sno-Globe, the Snohomish County Gay/Lesbian Owner and Business Entrepreneurs networking group, hosts monthly business and social networking meetings for GLBT businesses, business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals, as well as straight allies, in Snohomish County. Join us to help get the word out about you and your business and network with other GLBT and allied business people in Snohomish County.
Sno-Globe is not like other networking groups in that the structure is quite loose and its about getting to know the people in the group. Once you know people, you can refer to them with confidence. Other networking groups but the emphasis on formal meetings and having to make referrals at each meeting. With Sno-Globe, there is no pressure to make referrals. Rather, the focus is on making personal connections.
COMMITTEE'S
(If you are interested in getting involved in making Sno-Globe grow, please consider joining one of our committees.)
:
Outreach
To introduce Sno-Globe to potential members
Membership To create new and creative benefits for members
Events
To plan monthly events for Sno-Globe members
If you're interested in participating in any of the committees, please drop us an email at
SnoGlobeEvents@aol.com
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Gay Friendly AA meeting
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Every Sunday 7:00 pm
Home Group
Gay Friendly AA meeting
First Congregational Church
2624 Rockefeller & Everett Ave
for more meeting information call
Snohomish County District 12 @ 425-252-2525
Washington Gender Alliance Everett Open Support
The Alliance is a gender support and educational group founded in 1996 by Barbara Yaple with weekly Open Support meetings in Bellingham and Everett, WA, a Speakers Bureau, and other outreach and informational programs.
Our services are open to all members of the gender community, including those questioning, and our friends and family. We just reached our 590th consecutive weekly meeting in Bellingham, WA without interruption.
The Everett Open Support meeting of the Washington Gender Alliance is
held each and every Wednesday from 7:30 PM - 9 PM at:
First Congregational Church of Christ
2624 Rockefeller Avenue (at Everett Avenue)
The meeting room is in the basement across from the bottom of the
stairs. The stairs are toward the rear left side of the church lobby.
The Washington Gender Alliance can also be contacted by phone at 360-445-2411 or by postal mail at PO Box 1901 Mount Vernon, WA 98273.
For further information please see our website:
www.washingtongenderalliance.com
or send us email:
info@washingtongenderalliance.com
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Snohomish Health District offers HIV/AIDS prevention and case management programs.
Call (425) 339-5251 or go to the web site:
http://www.snohd.org/comdisease2/hiv_cm_hous.html
This website contains HIV prevention messages that may not be appropriate for all audiences. Because HIV infection is spread primarily through sexual practices or by sharing needles, prevention messages and programs may address these topics.
Snohomish Health District provides comprehensive programming in the areas of both HIV Prevention and HIV/AIDS Case Management.
SHD staff can also refer you to partner community organizations such as:
AIDS Project Snohomish County (APSC)
Helpers of People with AIDS (HOPWA)
Snohomish County HIV/AIDS Consortium (SCAC)
Q: I need help with my prescription drug costs and I'm too young for Medicare. What can I do?
A: Contact the manufacturer of your medicine:
Most companies offer free or low-cost prescription drigs to low-income people who meet their eligibility guidelines.
Also, many states provide help. Call your state health department and check out
www.aarp.org/bulletin/prescription
(click on "your guide to state-run and private pharmacy assistance programs").
Other sources:
www.needymeds.com
(click on "Patient Assistance Programs") and the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America at
www.phrma.org
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--Carole Fleck