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Mountain Woods Fall
Clearance Event
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Mountain Woods Furniture will be starting our fall clear=
ance
sale this week and it will run thorough October.&nbs=
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- All in stock merchandise
10%-50% off.
- All new orders 10% off. =
All
new orders over $5,000 15% off.
- Our new line of
"Weathered Wood" furniture at an introductory 15% off.=
Mountain Wood Furniture=
206 South 3rd St.
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82072
Hours:
10am-6pm Mon-Sat.
Sundays 12-4.
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Bank of the =
West
Offers Free Checki=
ng
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Open a business checking account with three free features:
- Free Business Checks <=
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- Free Online Banking
- Free from Monthly Service Charges&nb=
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focus
on your business. So you can get back to business.
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Limited-time offer.
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Bank of the West
Laramie Market
222 Garfield Street
Laramie, WY
82070
307-745-8881
307-745-6055 (fax)
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Welcome Blossom Yo=
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Blo=
ssom
Yoga
117 E Grand Ave
Now Open
www.blossomyogastudio.com
Yoga and Thai Yoga Massage
"Our mission is to inspire each student to live out
what they believe. We believe that though movement we connect with our
bodies, our minds, and our spirits. It is our hope that each student =
can
connect with themselves to strengthen and transform their beliefs abo=
ut
who they are and the world. In each class we honor and acknowledge the
beauty of each student. We know that such treatment can heal the worl=
d.
May we move towards grace, may we move towards peace, and may we move
towards love, and may we all continue to blossom and grow. We look
forward to being a part of the journey."
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ig
Hollow Food Co-op Organic Produce Order =
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We are once again offe=
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a specail order through Ela
Family Farms on organic produce. For more info on this farm, visit www.elafamilyfarms=
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To place an order, ple=
ase
call or stop by Big Hollow Food Co-op NO LATER THAN 5pm on Sunda=
y,
Oct. 12th.
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Yarn Offering New Classes <=
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- Beginning
Knitting for Adults 4 sessions $50 + supplies Session 1 Thursday,
Oct. 9th from 6-8pm. =
- Beginning
Knitting for Children Age 8 and Up 4 sessions $35 + supplies
Session 2 Saturday, Nov. 1st from 9-10am. =
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- Do As You =
Please
Ongoing $12 per class Every first Wed=
nesday
of the month 6-8pm.
Man=
y more
classes are available, stop by or call to find out more. Cowgi=
rl
Yarn 115 Ivinson
Ave Laramie, Wy 82070 Tel: (307)755-YARN
Ema=
il:
info@cowgirlyarn.com.
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heese-making
classes offered
The Copper Kettle and =
Big Hollow
Food Co-op are working together to offer a class on making fresh cow =
and
goat milk cheeses! More economical than store bought cheese spre=
ads
and better for you. Classes will be held at the Copper Kettle using
Morning Fresh milks from Big Hollow Food
Coop.
This class is $10.00 a=
nd
is offered on two different dates and times:
Wed. Oct. 15th from
5:30-6:15
Sat. Oct. 18th from 4-=
4:45
Contact the Copper Ket=
tle
at 742-1800, or 209 S. 2nd to register.
Visit www.my=
copperkettle.com to=
find
more cooking classes.
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There's a lot goin=
g on
downtown this month -- please read on and mark your calendars!
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Thank you for
subscribing to the monthly Laramie Main Street Program
e-newsletter -- as always, please call (742-2212) or email (mainstre=
et@laramiewy.org)
if you have news for the November newsletter.
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Second<=
/b> Plaza Workshop Tonight - Oct. 8=
The second of
two public workshops will be taking place tonight -- Wednesday,
Oct. 8th -- at 7pm at the Railroad Depot (1st and Kearney). Snacks will be
provided.
A=
lot
of great ideas came out of the first public workshop. Tonight,
alternative designs will be presented and discussed; a final design
will be developed based on the input gathered tonight. The final
designs for the plaza planned for the corner of 1st and Grand will =
be
presented to the Main Street Board and the city council at a work
session on Oct. 28th. Come and let your voice be heard at
tonight's workshop !
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Free, Register Now: Small Business Expert Tom Shay i=
n Laramie O=
ct. 16,
6:30pm
Small business
consultant Tom Shay, who works primarily with businesses in Main Street
communities, will be speaking on October 16th at 6:30pm at the Alice Hardie Stevens
Center (at 6th and Unive=
rsity,
to the rear of the Laramie
Plains Museum).
Admission is free; contact Laramie
Main Street to register.
T=
om
will be speak on the topic "Small
Businesses Don't Die, They Just Commit Suicide". The presentat=
ion
will focus on the inactions and incorrect actions that cause small
businesses to fail. This seminar is ideal for owners, managers, and=
all
the industries that love and need small businesses for their very o=
wn
existence. Earlier in the day, Tom will be meeting with indivi=
dual
business owners.
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T=
om's
visit is brought to you by Wyoming
Main Street, Laramie
Main Street, and the Downtown Business Association. Tom has earned =
the
Certified Speaking Professional distinction, an honor that has been
earned by fewer than 8% of public speakers worldwide. We are thrill=
ed
to have a speaker of Tom's caliber come to Laramie. He will also be
speaking at the Main Street 101/201 training on a different topic. =
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C=
ome by
and hear this extraordinary speaker who should be an outstanding
resource for independent busiensses!
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T=
his
program is open to all. While admission is free, seating is limited=
; to
register, email mainstreet@laramiewy.org or call 742-2212.&nb=
sp;
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Wyoming Main S=
treet Training Will B=
e Held
in Laramie=
!
Oct. 14-16
The W=
yoming
Main Street program is holding a state=
wide
Main Street 101/201 training =
in Laramie n=
ext week
on October 14-16th -- approximately 50 people from around
the state are expected to attend.
This 2.5-day Main
Street conference will include introdu=
ctory
and intermediate training sessions on preservation-based downtown
revitalization. Please save the date, and visit the <=
span
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bsite for
more information. Be sure to take advantage of this training while =
it's
here in Laramie!
Laramie Main Street =
will
reimburse you for half your registration fee if you are affiliated =
with
Main Street
(are you a volunteer? a downtown business owner?) Call 742-2212 to =
find
out more.
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On October 10th, we would like to invite everyone to t=
he
Art Events co-sponsered by NorthernFront. Participating in the Gallery W=
alk
are the following:
-KEAG Gallery, featuring the work of Bill Stump, Amy I=
rish
and Bruce Allemani. 414 Grand Ave.
-The Copper Kettle, featuring the photography of
Deborah Kratzer-Reid, Doreen Granke, and Melissa Gray. 209 S. 2nd.
-The Jewler, featuring the
artwork of Terry R. Reid, Raymond L. Jordan, G=
innie
Madsen, and Jon Madsen. 213 S. 3rd.
Gallery Walks support art as a vital part of our
community. If you show original works of art in your gallery, shop,
office, or restaurant and would like to be involved in the First Fr=
iday
Gallery Walks, please contact Sarah with KEAG Gallery (=
keaggallery=
@gmail.com).&=
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Upstairs Downtown Tour a Smashing Success!
Laramie
Main Street would like to
thank all the volunteers and generous downtown residents who gracio=
usly
opened their residences for the Upstairs
Downtown tour held this past Sept. 19th. The tour would=
not
have happened without your help -- thank you very much. =
Because of all your hard work and generosity, the tour
proved a smashing sucess: we plan to ma=
ke
this an annual event. Contact us here at Laramie Main Street if you =
would
like to voluntee or open your resi=
dence
for the public to view at next year's Upstairs Downtown tour!
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The Downtown Laramie Business Association is proud to
sponsor a Downtown Trick-or-Treat for youngsters on Oct 25th f=
rom
10-12am. Participating businesses will have flyers posted in their
windows.
This is a safe and fun way for children to enjoy this
unique holiday -- bring your young ones downtown on that Satur=
day
to trick-or-treat at participating downtown stores.
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Holiday Dates to Rememb=
er
The holidays are com=
ing
soon! Come downtown to celebrate! Here are some dates to put on you=
r calender:
- The Downtown Laramie Busine=
ss
Association will present the annual Christmas Parade=
on
Dec. 6th at 6pm.
- The annual Christmas Tree
Lighting, sponsored by DLBA, will take place on Dec. 6th =
at
5:30 pm, immediately followed by the parade.
- There will be two days of
Photos With Santa this year: Dec. 6=
th
from 3:30pm and Dec. 13th from 10-12am. The photos will be tak=
en
at 213 E Gran=
d Ave.
- The Hometown Holiday Hurrah
drawings, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, are
scheduled Saturdays between Thanksgiving and Christm=
as,
beginning Nov. 29. To learn more, contact the Chamber at
745-7339.
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downtown to capture the holiday spirit!
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Sincerely, =
The Laramie Main Street Program=
Team
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