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December, 2005 - Issue #14
New Company Offers Victorian Tea Experience
Victorian Tea Time is a specialty catering company that brings authentic 1860s-era tradition of Merry Old England into your home. To create an authentic atmosphere, the hostess, outfitted in Victorian costume, welcomes the guests to a table adorned with a lace tablecloth and appropriate china. As Victorian music plays softly in the background, the hostess gets the party started with a brief history of the tradition of English Afternoon Tea.
Proprietor Carmen Russo explains that Victorian Tea Time gives a healthy and educational theme to such events as baby and bridal showers, holiday parties, birthdays or an afternoon get-together for the girls. Call 600-2870 for more information.
Loose Goose Wine Festival Sets the Bar
Visitors to the Loose Goose Wine Festival had reason to celebrate. With 93 vineyards in attendance, the festival represented the largest ever seen in Los Angeles County. Stay tuned for more events produced by the Loose Goose, LLC and cheers to everyone that attended the inaugural festival. For information, contact The Goose at 661-799-WINE.
Santa Clarita Valley Medical Plaza Now Open
The new medical plaza, located at Valencia Boulevard and McBean Parkway, is 80,000 square feet and three stories high. The Santa Clarita Valley Medical Plaza is a collaborative project between Providence Holy Cross Medical Center, Facey Medical Group and other community partners. The facility features the $40 million Providence Holy Cross Health Center, which includes an outpatient cancer center, surgery center, advanced diagnostic imaging services and a laboratory draw station. The medical plaza also includes an urgent care center, physical therapy, a pharmacy and several physician offices housing both specialists and primary care doctors. For more information, call 1-888-HEALING (1-888-432-5464).
New Networking Organization for Women
The Team Women networking organization is forming a new chapter in Santa Clarita. Team Women is the fastest growing organization of its kind in the United States. Meetings are held every other Monday. Women business owners are invited to apply. Membership is limited to one woman in any particular type of business or company. Team Women is open to all women in business. Contact Dana Turner at 296-9796 for more information.
Women's Leadership Conference at COC
On April 11, 2006, College of the Canyons will host a one-day women's leadership conference from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the COC campus. Conference project leaders invite both individual community leaders and organizations to contribute to this cause by becoming sponsors and exhibitors at the conference. The goal of the Women's Leadership Conference is to provide information that will have long-lasting, positive impacts in the lives of both men and women in the Los Angeles, Ventura, Santa Clarita, San Fernando and Antelope Valley communities. The conference is designed for practical education and will provide opportunities for dialogue with guest speakers, business professionals and community leaders who will share their experience and expertise. For more information, contact Agnes J. Eguaras at 362-5034 or by e-mail at agnes.eguaras@canyons.edu.
Victorian Tea Time is a specialty catering company that brings authentic 1860s-era tradition of Merry Old England into your home. To create an authentic atmosphere, the hostess, outfitted in Victorian costume, welcomes the guests to a table adorned with a lace tablecloth and appropriate china. As Victorian music plays softly in the background, the hostess gets the party started with a brief history of the tradition of English Afternoon Tea.
Proprietor Carmen Russo explains that Victorian Tea Time gives a healthy and educational theme to such events as baby and bridal showers, holiday parties, birthdays or an afternoon get-together for the girls. Call 600-2870 for more information.
Loose Goose Wine Festival Sets the Bar
Visitors to the Loose Goose Wine Festival had reason to celebrate. With 93 vineyards in attendance, the festival represented the largest ever seen in Los Angeles County. Stay tuned for more events produced by the Loose Goose, LLC and cheers to everyone that attended the inaugural festival. For information, contact The Goose at 661-799-WINE.
Santa Clarita Valley Medical Plaza Now Open
The new medical plaza, located at Valencia Boulevard and McBean Parkway, is 80,000 square feet and three stories high. The Santa Clarita Valley Medical Plaza is a collaborative project between Providence Holy Cross Medical Center, Facey Medical Group and other community partners. The facility features the $40 million Providence Holy Cross Health Center, which includes an outpatient cancer center, surgery center, advanced diagnostic imaging services and a laboratory draw station. The medical plaza also includes an urgent care center, physical therapy, a pharmacy and several physician offices housing both specialists and primary care doctors. For more information, call 1-888-HEALING (1-888-432-5464).
New Networking Organization for Women
The Team Women networking organization is forming a new chapter in Santa Clarita. Team Women is the fastest growing organization of its kind in the United States. Meetings are held every other Monday. Women business owners are invited to apply. Membership is limited to one woman in any particular type of business or company. Team Women is open to all women in business. Contact Dana Turner at 296-9796 for more information.
Women's Leadership Conference at COC
On April 11, 2006, College of the Canyons will host a one-day women's leadership conference from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the COC campus. Conference project leaders invite both individual community leaders and organizations to contribute to this cause by becoming sponsors and exhibitors at the conference. The goal of the Women's Leadership Conference is to provide information that will have long-lasting, positive impacts in the lives of both men and women in the Los Angeles, Ventura, Santa Clarita, San Fernando and Antelope Valley communities. The conference is designed for practical education and will provide opportunities for dialogue with guest speakers, business professionals and community leaders who will share their experience and expertise. For more information, contact Agnes J. Eguaras at 362-5034 or by e-mail at agnes.eguaras@canyons.edu.
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