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Welcome New Members
United Studios of Self Defense
JT Collins
You are WELCOME TO ATTEND
United Studios of Self Defense | 42 Greenfield Avenue, San Anselmo
Saturday, September 17, 2016
2p.m. to 4p.m.
COMPLIMENTARY Refreshments and Activities!
42 Greenfield Ave.,
San Anselmo, CA 94960
(415) 485 1316
Chief Instructor JT Collins
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True
Martial Artists do not only think of using their skills in physical confrontations. They use their training and art to overcome obstacles and become better
Upcoming Events
Marin Women's Hall of Fame Gala!
The Marin Women's Hall of Fame was established in 1987 to honor the achievements and con- tributions made by pivotal and powerful women in Marin who have ensured the progress and well-being of citizens and the community, both locally and globally. Marin County would not be the thriving region it is without the many exceptional women who have called it home over the years. This year, we are thrilled to celebrate the 30
th
Anniversary of celebrating Marin women.
Spirit of Marin
Fri., September 23, 2016 | 11:30p.m.
Honoring BRADLEY REAL ESTATE
San Anselmo Business of the Year
San Francisco Theological Seminary
Please join us for a brief and casual preview of the exciting theological education opportunities and the reflective community environment of SFTS!
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P R E S S R E L E A S E
February, 2016
Town of San Anselmo |
Planning Department
Pre-Lease/Pre-Application Meeting
There are a number of issues that you should consider before signing a lease, buying property or opening a business in San Anselmo. To help you to prepare for issues that may arise, and to improve coordination among Town departments, the Town offers a FREE pre-application project review meeting where representatives of Planning, Building, Public Works and the Ross Valley Fire Department will meet with you to discuss your proposed business and to provide you with information on codes and inspections. Meetings are typically held Thursdays at 1:30 p.m. Appointments can be made through the
Building Department
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There is no fee for this service.
You may always contact each department individually for information.
*With little notice, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) recently announced two mandatory poster changes.
Beginning August 1, employers must post updated versions of the Federal Minimum Wage poster and the Federal Employee Polygraph Protection Act poster.
The DOL made these changes the last week in July, allowing little time for employers to comply before the August 1 deadline.
Federal Minimum Wage Poster
Mandatory changes were made to reflect updated enforcement rules under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
The federal minimum wage rate did not change. The updates include:
* New information discussing the consequences of incorrectly classifying workers as independent contractors;
* New information relating to the rights of nursing mothers;
* Updated information regarding enforcement by the DOL; and
* Revised information about tip credits.
Polygraph Protection Act
The Federal Employee Polygraph Protection Act poster was updated to change the DOL contact information and to remove reference to the penalty amount for violation of the law.
*Employment Development Department Updates!
Employers Required to E-File Paperwork with Employment Development Department
Beginning January 1, 2017, employers with 10 or more employees will be required to electronically submit employment tax returns, wage reports, and payroll tax deposits to the Employment Development Department (EDD).
This requirement will expand to all employers beginning January 1, 2018.
Unemployment Insurance and Electronic Reporting
AB 1245 (Cooley; D-Rancho Cordova, Statues of 2015) requires electronic reporting for unemployment insurance reports submitted to the EDD. It also requires employers to remit contributions for unemployment insurance taxes by electronic funds transfer.
Any employer required under existing law to electronically submit wage reports and/or electronic funds transfer to the EDD will remain subject to those requirements. For more information, visit
FAQs - E-file and E-pay Mandate for Employers.
The EDD encourages employers to enroll now in
e-Services for Business so they can start reporting online before this mandate begins.
Benefits of Electronic Filing and Payments
- Increases data accuracy.
- Protects data through encryption, which is safer and more secure than paper forms.
- Reduces paper and mailing costs.
- Eliminates lost mail.
- Faster processing of returns and payments.
File and Pay Electronically with e-Services for Business
Employers can use
e-Services for Business to comply with the e-file and e-pay mandate. e-Services for Business is a
fast, easy, and
secure way to manage your employer payroll tax accounts online. With e-Services for Business, you can:
- Register for an employer payroll tax account number.
- File returns and reports.
- Make payroll tax deposits and pay other liabilities.
- View and update account information.
- And more!
Waiver
This mandate contains a waiver provision for employers who are unable to electronically submit employment tax returns, wage reports, and payroll tax deposits.
The EDD will accept waiver requests from employers beginning July 2016. To request a waiver, employers must complete and submit the
E-file and E-pay Mandate Waiver Request
(DE 1245W).
Here are the ways to obtain a DE 1245W:
Waiver requests can be submitted by mail or fax:
Mail:
Employment Development Department
Document and Information Management Center
PO Box 989779
West Sacramento, CA 95798-9779
Fax: 916-255-1181
Employers will be notified by mail if their waiver is approved or denied. An approved waiver will be valid for one year. Upon the expiration of the approval period, an employer must start to electronically file and pay, or submit a new waiver request to avoid a noncompliance penalty.
Penalties for Not Complying with the E-file and E-pay Mandate
Penalties will be incurred for noncompliance with this mandate. To avoid the penalties, enroll in
e-Services for Business.
News from our Members
Jo
in us in celebration of
San Domenico's 50th Anniversary in San Anselmo!
Current families, past families, alumni, and friends of
the School, you are cordially invited to join the San Domenico community of Dominican Sisters, faculty, and staff as we commemorate fifty years on our Sleepy Hollow campus.
Friday, September 23, 2016
6:30 - 9:30 pm
Outdoors on the Senior Lawn, San Domenico Campus
1500 Butterfield Road, San Anselmo
Enjoy an evening of musical entertainment, a cocktail reception with light dinner, and archival displays from throughout our Sleepy Hollow history.
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Understanding Personalities to Optimize the Use of Talent
Thursday, October 13, 2016
5-7PM
Community Room @ Drake's Landing
300A Drake's Landing Road Greenbrae, 94904
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Ready to get Back into your Routine?
Join now and get half off your first month of membership!
Unlimited - First month - $112.50*
Fit 10 - first month - $87.50*
*3 month commitment required
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Uncertain about your Back to School Routine right now?
Take advantage of our summer specials!
5 classes + 1 = 6
10 classes + 3 = 13
20 classes + 5 = 25
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CALL THE STUDIO TO GET STARTED NOW!!!
415-306-7650
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What's Inside?
What's Inside?
- MCE Strengthens Commitment to California Renewables
- Sustainable Connections Across North America
- Energy Efficiency Tip
- Meet Deep Green Champion Lafayette Chamber of Commerce
Are you an MCE customer that would rather receive paper notifications electronically instead of in the mail?
Reply to this email with "Go Paperless!"
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ADULT TENNIS
at Memorial Park
Ages: 15 & older
Instructor: Tennis in Marin
Students will be introduced to the basic skills of tennis, i
ncluding forehand, backhand, serve and volley. Emphasis is on proper stroke technique and enjoyment.
Introduction to Tennis (Level 1)
Mondays
Sept 12 to Oct 31
(8 classes)
6:00 to 7:30pm
$186 non res or $
176 resident
Thursdays
Sept 15 to Nov 3
(8 classes)
10:30am to 12:00pm
$186 non res or $176 resident
Intermediate (Level 3/3.0)
Wednesdays
Sept 14 to Nov 2
(8 classes)
6:00 to 7:30pm
$186 non res or $176 resident
Thursdays
(8 classes)
Sept 15 to Nov 3
(8 classes)
9:00 to 10:30am
$186 non res or $176 resident
Ages: 16 years and older
Instructor: Rachel Litwack
Are you looking to get back into the sport of indoor badminton, or wanting to learn it? For those new to badminton, we will be spending time on the fundamentals of the game (learning the game rules, the terms??clear?, ?smash?, ?lift?, ?drop?, etc. and how to execute each one successfully). For those with previous experience we will be brushing up on these skills. The overall goal is to learn the game and basic techniques, refresh some skills, and have fun playing singles/doubles matches at the end of each evening.
Location: Red Hill Church
Thursdays 9/8 to 10/27
7:00 to 8:15pm
$86
8 classes
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Picnics on the Plaza -
Summer Concert Series
Friday Evenings 5:00-8:00pm
Come enjoy some live local music on the Town Hall lawn!
Bring your own picnic (BYOP) or grab some take-out on the Avenue!
AUGUST 26th
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The Real Deal
SEPTEMBER 2nd
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Myrtle Lane
SEPTEMBER 9th
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Joshua Smith Trio
Bring on Hot Autumn Nights!
While Labor Day might be summer's goodbye party, some of the best weather of the year is ahead of us. Now is the perfect time to stop by and enjoy the fantastic fall days and evenings on our patio. We have well-priced beverages and snacks at happy hour - Monday to Friday 4pm-6pm, and Chef Alex is always adding new menu items or bringing back old favorites.
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September - Music on the Patio
- September 15th - Amanda Addleman and Lee Dines, keyboard and guitar.
- September 22nd - The Donna Spitzer Group, keyboard and voice duo
- September 29th - Todos Santos, harmony driven mixture of soaring vocals, fiery guitars, and accordion.
September - Meet Your Winemaker
- September 21st: Jackson Estate - will be pouring Chardonnay,Santa Maria Valley 2014, Pinot Noir, Anderson Valley 2014 & Cabernet Sauvignon, Alexander Valley 2013
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218 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., San Anselmo
(415) 454-8900
WEDNESDAYS:
Half-price wine bottles from 3 p.m.
SUNDAYS:
Build-your-own bloody Mary buffet and brunch specials,
WEEKDAYS: Happy hour 3 to 6 p.m. and 9:30 to close.
115 San Anselmo Ave., San Anselmo
(415) 925-4370
WEDNESDAYS:
Wine tasting mini classes
A flight of three whites and three reds representative of their varietal characteristics and growing regions: $30
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After School Making and Enrichment
Monday 3:30-6:00
Art Appreciation with Kati Dombrosky
MakeTime
Tuesday 3:30-6:00
Chronos Circle
(3rd and 5th Grade Math Club options)
MakeTime
French with Amber Smith
Wednesday 2:00-4:30
Chronos Circle
Spanish with Judy Cervantes
MakeTime
Thursday 3:30-6:00
Chronos Circle
Chess Club with Chris Major
MakeTime
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When people dig into a gas service line Fire and/or Police often respond; PG&E is called to help stop the leak; immediate area may be evacuated; in some cases, people and property may be harmed. These incidents may be avoided if USA North is called (811) in advance to locate and mark PG&E gas lines and other utilities at least two days prior to work being performed.
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8/11, A NATURAL REMINDER TO CALL 811 BEFORE DIGGING
Aug. 11 (8/11 on the calendar), which serves as a good reminder to everyone to call 811 a few days before digging to identify the approximate location of underground utility lines.
Every six minutes an underground utility line is damaged because someone decided to dig without first calling 811, and we at San Anselmo Chamber of Commerce do not want anyone to become part of the statistic.
Utility services that your family depends on, such as cable TV, high-speed Internet, landline telephone, electric, gas, water and sewer, are buried underground in many communities. Striking one of these lines can result in inconvenient outages for entire neighborhoods, harm to yourself or someone else, and repair costs.
When you call 811 a few days before you plan to start your project, a local one-call center representative will collect your information and notify the affected local utility companies of your intent to dig. A professional locator will then visit the dig site to mark the approximate location of all underground utility lines with paint, flags or both. Once your site has been marked, it is safe to begin digging around the marked areas.
No matter the type of project - installing a mailbox, putting in a fence, planting trees or shrubbery, building a patio or deck, or excavating a new garden area - make sure to call 811 several days prior to digging to have your site properly marked, and remind our customers, as well as your friends and family, to do the same. Always call 811 before you dig and know what's below.
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San Anselmo Chamber of Commerce
415.454.2510 |
info@sananselmochamber.org
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