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Loveland will have a natural grocery store

Loveland will finally have a natural grocery store.

Crunchy Grocer new location

In my last post about a local Loveland businessman’s quest to bring all natural and fresh organic food to Loveland, I mentioned he was using locavesting.

Seems things are going well because Jonas Buehl announced he has found a location for his new Loveland venture.

Here is what he said on Facebook:

We’re thrilled to finally announce..The Crunchy Grocer officially has a home! We’re planning an October opening. Happy Friday everyone! :)

Look for activity at the location they have selected for what many Sweetheart City residents have wanted for years.  The new store will go be located at 1461 East Eisenhower.
This is were PartyAmerica used to be in the strip mall on the east side of town.

It is located between Office Max and Santiago’s.

Good luck, Jonas!

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Loveland author — New book

Here is an announcement from a friend and fellow writer, Tim Northburg.

Just Released!

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Bacon Finnegan
The Sword of Fire

I am pleased to announce the release of my adventure, fantasy, Sci-fi crossover novel, Bacon Finnegan:  The Sword of Fire and is available to buy on Amazon in paperback and e-book.

ONE BOY  . . .

ONE WATCH . . .

SEVEN HIDDEN ARTIFACTS . . .

THE ADVENTURE BEGINS!

 

Fifteen-drean-old Bacon Finnegan just found a teleportation watch and recklessly transports himself, his four new friends, and his redundant android robot IQ32 from the Starship Ruby Darton to the planet of his destiny. He meets up with a White Witch who explains he is Merlin’s lost grandson and unleashes his magical powers. Bacon embarks on his quest to find seven hidden magical artifacts. Before he can do that, he must rescue his friends and defeat the evil Warlock, Zamra-Teg who is out to kill him. Then, if he is successful, he can complete his quest to find the remaining artifacts and release Merlin from his enchantment on Earth.

Read sample chapters, become a Bacon Fan member, order your book, or learn more here:
Bacon Finnegan Website

Note: Tim Northburg is also the author of Otterocity!

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Lovelanders – need help with social media?

social media tutorLovelanders–especially those who are mature (old) like me.  Have you been struggling with Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, Pinterest, etc.?

A friend of mine in Denver may have some help for you.  Her name is Joyce Feustel, and she is the Boomer’s Social Media Tutor.   Joyce asked me to spread the word.

Here is what the website for Boomers’ Social Media Tutor says:

I’m Joyce Feustel, social media networker extraordinaire and founder of Boomers’ Social Media Tutor. I provide customized guidance on a one-to-one basis for people new, or relatively new, to such social media websites as Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube, and others.

I am passionate about encouraging others to learn how to use social networking for fun, relationship-building, profit, career growth, sharing what they know, and more.

Though I work with clients of all ages, I particularly assist people ages 50 and above – the Boomer generation, those born between 1946 and 1964. I’m of that era and can relate well to fellow Boomers.

Social media sites can be very intimidating and overwhelming to the newcomer, regardless of age.  If you are tentative as you explore these sites, you’ll likely benefit from working with me.

I’ve worked with a variety of individuals – from job seekers, to business owners, to leaders of nonprofit groups, to the newly retired.  With my expert guidance, my clients have:

  • Created online profiles that showcase their skills and background.
  • Landed a new job.
  • Enhanced their online reputation as a go-to person in their field.
  • Expanded their online networks of trusted colleagues and friends.
  • Identified groups, companies and individuals with similar values and passions.
  • Discovered new sources of ideas and information.

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Engaging Loveland re-brands

Congrats to my friend Kristine Koshche.   She does a great job of promoting Loveland and bringing events to the Loveland community.

Here is  a press release with the lastest on her organization:

Engaging Loveland Re-Brands to E.L. Events

New name, identify and comprehensive events calendar reflect organizations event and community-driven goals

 

LOVELAND, Colo. – Dec. 5, 2012 – Engaging Loveland, Inc. has re-branded to E.L. Events and has launched a new identity and website. E.L. is short for extraordinary Loveland. The re-branding supports the organization’s mission: to create extraordinary events to enrich our community, encourage collaboration and cultivate support for local businesses, municipalities and nonprofits.

“Developing and supporting community events and destination events to enhance Loveland’s community remains the core of our business, thus encouraging our re-branding to E.L. Events,” said Kristine Koschke, executive director of E.L. Events. “With our updated mission and vision in mind, it just makes sense that, as our organization has evolved, our brand does as well.”

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Loveland business thrown a curve

I heard about this a couple of weeks ago but could not say anything until now.

Curves, the women’s workout facility on Orchard’s Shopping Center (249 E.29th Street) is moving.

The new location is to the south across 29th Street. The new address is 280 E.29th Street. Prior to this, the new location housed Golf USA.

The brand new Curves will be about the same size as the current location the owners said. It is configured differently, and has much better visibility than the current location.

There is some speculation that King Soopers in Orchard’s Shopping Center may be looking at expansion in 2013 or 2014 that would possibly use the space now occupied by Curves.

Curves West will close at 1 p.m. in Friday, December 22 and reopen at the new location on December 26th.  Also, look for an open house sometime after the first of the year.

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