April 2019

Interested in Hosting an Event?

Interesting in hosting the next networking event? Let us know! Email the Chamber at info@waukeshaworks.com

Upcoming Events

Attention Dificit Disorder: Facts, Symptoms, DIagnosis and Treatment Options
04/16/2019
Community Health Beat
April 16, 2019
Attention Deficit Disorder:  Facts, Symptom’s, Diagnosis and Treatment Options
 
According to the CDC, people with ADHD may have trouble paying attention, controlling impulsive behaviors (may act without thinking about what the result will be), or be overly active.  Although ADHD can’t be cured, it can be successfully managed and some symptoms may improve as the child ages.  Join Stephanie Coates, Licensed Professional Counselor with Cornerstone Counseling Center and learn the facts, systems, and diagnosis and treatment options.

To register phone:  888-863-5502 or contact Trish Golden at 262-434-1248
 
 

Back to the 90's Bar Crawl in Downtown Waukesha
04/20/2019
Bella Vue Events is hosting a "Back to the 90's" Bar Crawl in Downtown Waukesha on April 20th, 2019.

Come out in your best 90's inspired outfit for food, drinks and fun with friends and fellow 90's bar "crawlers."

The entry fee will include all participants to be entered in to win several amazing raffle prizes from local businesses, food/drink specials at participating bars and remaining proceeds to be donated to Wisconsin Humane Society. We will also be accepting additional donations for the Humane Society the day of the bar crawl at check in.

Check in will be from 5:45-7:00 PM. Location is TBD. The Bar Crawl will go from 6-9:00 PM, but feel free to keep the night going at your own pace.

 

(em)Power Luncheon
04/24/2019
The Women’s Center is thrilled to present Terry Crews as the keynote speaker of our (em)Power Luncheon!

The (em)Power Luncheon honors the courageous voices of survivors, those who advocate for survivors, and those who speak out to affect change. Actor, athlete, and author Terry Crews is all three.

Many know Crews as an actor (most recently on “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” and the upcoming season of “America’s Got Talent: The Champions“, just to name a few out of an impressive catalog of films, commercials and television appearances), an artist, and a former NFL athlete. After sharing his story as a male #MeToo survivor in early 2018, and his subsequent testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee in support of the Sexual Assault Survivor Bill of Rights, we now also know him as an activist.

Terry Crews has become an outspoken, honest and important male voice, included as one of Time magazine’s Silence Breakers who were named 2017 Person of the Year. Through his work, Crews is a tireless advocate for survivors and for legislation changes that will better protect survivors and hold perpetrators accountable.

Be sure to join us for our (em)Power Luncheon to hear Terry’s powerful message during Sexual Assault Awareness Month!

 

Take Charge over Arthritis: Nonsurgical treatment Options
05/07/2019
May:  Take Charge over Arthritis:  Non-Surgical Treatment Options
Tuesday, May 7, 2019
8:00 to 10 a.m.
Do you have inflammation and stiffness in your joints?  Arthritis includes more than 100 diseases and conditions that affect joints, the tissues that surround the joint and other connective tissue.  Join Amy Ford DO, Physiatry & Sports Medicine physician and learn about non-surgical options for join pain.

To register phone:  888-863-5502 or contact Trish Golden at 262-434-1248

 

Free Skin Cancer Screenings
05/24/2019
Free Skin Cancer Screenings

Registration is required!
Phone:  262-434-5000 and ask for the Dermatology Dept.

Each year, chances are good that skin cancer will affect the community with more than 3.5 million new skin cancers being diagnosed in more than 2 million people annually according to the American Dermatology Association.  Join, Katherine Garrity MD, board certified dermatologist for this free screening event.

Please no walk ins!
For more information contact Trish Golden at 262-434-1248

 

Age Safe at Home and Live Well: Summit Senior Breakfast Club
06/04/2019
June:  Age Safe at Home and Live Well
Tuesday, June 4, 2019
8:00 to 10 a.m.
Did you know research by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that home modifications and repairs may prevent up to 50% of home accidents among seniors, including falls that take place in older homes?  Nearly 90% of older adults want to age-in-place and maintain independence in their homes according to AARP.  Shana Lebanowski, Injury Prevention Coordinator will provide a  home safety check list to reduce your risk of injury and provide a discussion on common injuries due to falls that might cause traumatic brain injury, concussions and hip fractures.  The Western Lakes Fire Department will provide tips on aging in place and keeping your home safe and comfortable through simple modifications to avoid fire hazards.
 To register phone:  888-863-5502 or contact Trish Golden at 262-434-1248

 

Yount and Senior Addiction Today in Our Communities
06/18/2019
Youth and Senior Addiction Today in Our Communities
Community Health Beat

Contrary to popular belief, substance abuse is not limited to one type of person but affects millions of people from many different backgrounds.  According to the CDC binge drinking is a dangerous behavior for all ages.  Binge drinking is most common in the Midwest, it is estimated 23.9% of adults in Wisconsin have binged.  Heroin use is a part of a larger substance abuse problem.  Nearly all people who used heroin also used at least 1 other drug- most used at least 3 other drugs.  Join Holly Petrauskas,  Psychotherapist, and learn how to prevent, reduce the risks of addiction.

Registration is required by phoning:  888o-863-5502 or contact Trish Golden at 262-434-1248.

Tuesday, June 18, 2019
5-7 p.m.
Aurora Medical Center Summit
36500 Aurora drive
Summit, WI  53066


 

Starving Artists' Show
09/08/2019

On September 8, the Starving Artists’ Show celebrates the milestone of 50 shows. This show features local and national artists who work in a diverse range of media including pottery, jewelry, painting, and glass. All artwork is priced for $100 or less. The $10 admission fee supports Mount Mary University scholarships. Don’t miss this year’s show, sponsored by the Mount Mary Alumnae Association! Learn more about the show at mtmary.edu/sas.

 

City of Waukesha's 57th Annual Christmas Parade
11/24/2019

Join us on November 24th at 4:00pm for the City of Waukesha's 57th Annual Christmas Parade!

New Members

EON Clinics
Lora Gall
Website
Join Date: 03/05/2019


CBD American Shaman Waukesha
Jennifer Walsh
Website
Join Date: 03/14/2019

Networking Event!



Come join us for our next networking event at Buffalo Wild Wings!

Event Info:
Tuesday, April 30
5 pm- 7pm
Free for Members/ $5 for Non-members

Wauksha's 57th Annual Christmas Parade!

We are starting to plan our 57th Annual Christmas Parade and we are looking for a fun holiday theme! Have an idea? Email us at info@waukeshaworks.com

Vacation Hacks

Janelle Andrews



VACATION HACKS:
Insider Tips to Make the Most of Your Trip


Before you Go
(a.k.a Are We There Yet?)
Details Delivered: Log in to your Cruise Planners My Trips account for all the details on your upcoming vacation.
Ask Alexa: Countdown to your trip and never miss a payment deadline with the Cruise Planners Alexa Skill.
Packing Inspiration: Search Instagram for recent photos tagged in the location you’re going to see what other people are wearing.
Collapsible refillable water bottle: Choose a bottle that doesn’t take up much space. Not only will this save you $$$ on bottled water, but you’ll also be helping the planet.
Reusable shopping bag: Perfect for keeping your souvenirs in one place or for when you need an extra carry-on bag for the flight home.
S#IT Happens, buy the Travel Insurance:
Protect yourself and your vacation investment against weird weather, travel hiccups and life’s rainy days
 
Post-Vacation
(a.k.a Back Home)
Print those photos! Relive the fun all over again by creating and printing an album. Check out Groupon for specials.
Plan your next trip, of course! Get something on the books quickly after your return so you can beat the blues. Your Cruise Planners Travel Advisor will take the research off your hands and present some exciting options.
 
 
During Your Trip
(a.k.a. When in Rome…)
Ask a Local: Even Yelp and Google can’t beat the on-the-spot recommendations from the taxi drivers, bartenders and hotel staff you’ll meet during your travels.
Jot it down: Reminisce about your favorite places and write it down in a journal. You may want to consider a trip back to these spots someday.
Sun down, Fun up: There’s something about the way a city comes alive as the sun sets that will give you all the feels you long for. You’ll see a city in a new light – literally – and this “Golden Hour” is also the best time for photos.
Stray from the familiar: Trying something new is a travel must. Skip the chain restaurant and eat local. Book an excursion that raises an eyebrow. Who knows, you might discover a new hobby or hidden talent (blokarting in the Caribbean anyone?). Or, you’ll end up with a hilarious story to tell.

Contact Janelle or visit www.CastawayCruisePlanners.com
for more Travel Tips and assistance with upcoming Trips!

janelle.andrews@cruiseplanners.com

414.418.8803
 

Waukesha Summer Fun Guide

Waukesha Freeman

If you are interested in advertising for this summer, call Craig Hauser at the Waukesha Freeman. The Freeman is putting together a Summer Fun Guide for 2019.
 

SUMMER WILL SOON BE HERE! Waukesha County will be overflowing with festivals, activities in the parks, on the water and many other outdoor fun filled things to do this summer.

• Summer Fun Guide will highlight countless summer events.

• Readers will use this guide to make plans from Memorial Day to Labor Day.

• Reach over 52,200 households.

• Additional 2,000 copies will be available at area Chambers and Lodging locations.

• Place your ad today to keep you front of mind with customers

Publishes:

Tuesday, May 21 – Lake Country This Month
Thursday, May 23 – Oconomowoc Enterprise
Saturday, May 25 – Waukesha Freeman
Wednesday, June 5 – Brookfield & Elm Grove This Month

Ad Deadline: Friday, April 19

Rates: Includes full color! (Contract rates apply.)

Size ___ Rate
Full Page (7.75” x 10.2”)....................................... $1,070
Half Page (V 3.8” x 10.2”) (H 7.75” x 5”) ..................$565
Quarter Page (3.8” x 5”) ...........................................$297
Eighth Page (V 1.85” x 5” and H 3.8” x 2.45”) ...........$157
Premium Inside Front/Back ....................................$1,145
Premium Back Page ..............................................$1,220

Mary Carlson • 262/513-2629

Craig Hauser • 262/513-2698

Nancy Kaeppel • 262/513-2625

15% Discount on repeat ads between booklet special sections throughout the year AFTER the Email your event/activities listing by Friday, April 12, 2019 to news@conleynet.com

first ad is purchased at the open rate. Excludes premium positions and any other discounts.

Check out last year’s edition at www.gmtoday.com/specialsectionarchive

Colleen Miller • 262/513-2645

Barbara Palma • 262-513-2622 Brookfield & Elm Grove

Lake Country Jim Baumgart • 262/513-2621 THIS MONTH

 


 
Newsletter - April 2019