Juvenile Drug Courts are designed to divert youth from the traditional court process and to involve them in intensive treatment for substance abuse in order to reduce risks of future involvement with the court system. Shannon Travis will tell us more this week. Last Week David Heatwole talked to us about his vision for the arts in...
David Heatwole is an 11th generation artisan working from his home in Martinsburg, WV. In addition to being a producer of fine art Heatwole is also an advocate for the arts and believes that the arts have untapped potential for changing the world. He has been called a visionary for his unorthodox view for how...
We are meeting at noon at the Holiday Inn on Thursday. This is the first meeting of the year. It is also the first meeting in almost a month at our regular time and place. Program Chair Brian was working on two possible programs for the next two weeks, but did not have them finalized as...
We are meeting on Wednesday this week. We will close out 2014 with Captain George Swartwood and Detective Jared Luciano talking to us about the heroin problem and other problems confronting the Martinsburg Police Department. Once or twice a week you read about drug overdoses, primarily by young people. We will learn what is being...
We are meeting at the Purple Iris and, of course, that means DESSERTS! We are also going to have a first. Craig and Elaine Bartoldson will be presenting their joint biography. While we have several married couples in the club, I don’t think any of them have ever presented their biographies together. Last Week We had our...
Not every student comes to school ready and able to learn. How well children are prepared to learn begins before they are even born. What happens between the ages of zero and three will affect them for the rest of their lives. For Children to succeed, they must have: Good health care while mom is still pregnant; A...
We are having our meeting on Wednesday because of the Thanksgiving holiday. Brian has tentatively scheduled member biographies, but this is subject to change. Check our website or Facebook page for the latest updates. Last Week Walter Jones, a long-time attorney at Martin & Seibert, gave an extremely interesting perspective on ethics in business. He nailed it...
Is it the truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build goodwill and better friendship? Will it be beneficial to all concerned? The 4-Way Test pretty much sums up ethics in the workplace as well as the rest of one’s life. However, we will have Walter Jones expand on theses ethics this week. The following is from...
Sara Koontz, Enrollment Coordinator at Shenandoah Community Health, will speak about The Affordable Care Act (ACA) and Medicaid expansion in West Virginia. She, along with a team of four other Certified Application Counselors, work locally to help community members understand and enroll in the individual Health Insurance Marketplace and Medicaid/CHIP. Ms. Koontz will discuss requirements...
This week, former Rotarian and Berkeley County Administrator Deborah Hammond will be speaking to us. Deborah is a 1980 Cum Laude graduate of Hood College in Frederick, Maryland, with a double major in history and political science, and a 1982 graduate of the University of Virginia with a Master of Planning. She also received the Certificate...