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To: Adam Johansson [[email protected]]
From: Kristina Hausmann [[email protected]]
Date: February 17
Subject: Urgent event update
Dear Mr. Johansson,
There are some changes to the schedule for tonight's fundraising event.
Professor Trevelyan's flight from San Francisco has been delayed. He will not be able to arrive at the venue in time to speak during his original time slot. So, we will serve dinner 20 minutes early, and Mr. Trevelyan can speak immediately after. Now, the schedule has already been sent out, and we have no time to reprint it anyway. Consequently, it would be good if you could briefly mention these changes when you give your talk.
I'll be at the venue in about 15 minutes to make sure preparations are going smoothly and to meet with the caterers and help them set up. If you have any questions, call me at 555-7246.
Best wishes,
Kristina Hausmann

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Helping Houses
Homeless Shelter
Fundraising Event
February 17
7:15 P.M. ----- Opening remarks will be given by Adam Johansson, director of Helping Houses.
7:30 P.M. ----- Performance: The Denver Public Schools Choir will sing several songs, including pop, classical, and gospel numbers.
8:00 P.M. ----- Talk: Professor John Trevelyan of Bay Area University will discuss the impacts of homelessness on society and why social and financial support is so urgently needed.
8:20 P.M. ----- Dinner and dessert will be served.
9:30 P.M. ----- Charity auction: Some of our lots this year include a two-night stay at the Carruthers Hotel, brand-new tablet computers donated by the Delft Corporation, and a signed jersey from the Colorado Coyotes baseball team.
10:15 P.M. ----- Performance: Comedian Darren Benedict will do a stand-up routine for guests.
10:40 P.M. ----- Performance: Singer-songwriter Kate Barton will treat us to some music from her new album, A Murmur in Time.
11:00 P.M. ----- Denver mayor Tania Groot will deliver brief closing remarks

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Event Raises Funds for a Good Cause

During a fundraiser held at the Carruthers Hotel over the weekend, invited guests donated close to $25,000 for the continued operation of Helping Houses. Established 24 years ago, the organization has assisted homeless around the region in finding food, accommodation, counseling, and employment. Guests were presented with short talks, a selection of performances, and a banquet dinner. Mayor Tania Groot, who was in attendance, said, "It is our duty as a community to care for those less fortunate." She also presented the director of Helping Houses with a check from the city for an additional donation of $15,000. Corporate and private donations are still being accepted and can be made by visiting www.helpinghousesshelter.org/donate.

Aurora’s First Job Fair

By: Taylor Bridges
The Aurora Chamber of Commerce will conduct the first Aurora Job Fair on March 29, from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Aurora City Arena. Coordinator Alex McDade explained that the fair was organized in response to calls from Mayor Owen Brownstein, who has asked the business community to help the city address issues with unemployment. Fifty companies are expected to participate.
Employers wishing to secure a regular-sized table at the event will be charged $150, while double-sized tables cost $250. However, those who register before February 28 may reserve a regular table for just $130. For registration or payment, contact Liz Perry at [email protected]. Job seekers do not need to register in advance and will be admitted for free.

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To Liz Perry [[email protected]]
From: Kenneth Collins [[email protected]]
Date: January 29
Subject: Aurora Job Fair
Dear Ms. Perry,
I read an article about the upcoming job fair, and my company, Star Mortgage, would like to be involved. We work closely with another company, Bingham Title, which is also interested in participating. We are actually subsidiaries of the company Moore Investments. Is it possible for us to have booths located next to each other? This would allow us to coordinate closely during the event.
If this is acceptable, I will go ahead and register, pay for our table, and notify my colleague at Bingham Title to do the same. Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Kenneth Collins

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TO: Joel Steinbrenner [[email protected]]
FROM: Maria Longoria [[email protected]]
SUBJECT: Re: Update on Web site progress
DATE: March 20
ATTACHMENT: images
Hi Joel,
Thanks for the update on our Web site. I'm pleased with the layout. I like the photographs of our rooms and facilities, and I think the online slideshow is a good idea. However, I'd like to add pictures to the slideshow that feature our natural surroundings. I was thinking that we can post images of activities like canoeing from the boat dock on Grand Lake and hiking the trails around Lake Granby. I've attached some images that you can use for that. Also, my colleague Alfredo Cantone would like to add a tab on the Web site where he can post weekly menus and list the items available for room service. Once these things have been added, we can probably launch the site, and I will then send you the balance of your payment.
Thanks!
Maria

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Morning Glory Guest Cottages, Colorado
Guest review
by: Jamie Wilder [[email protected]]
★ ★ ★ ★ ☆
Morning Glory Guest Cottages is perfect for those wishing to escape into nature. It's just two hours from Denver by car and is located next to a beautiful mountain lake. My husband Keith and I stayed for three nights and hiked every day at nearby lakes and along the Colorado River. We were most impressed by a walk along Shadow Mountain Lake. The cottages themselves are rustic but comfortable.
Keith liked paddling around in a canoe, and I enjoyed mingling with other guests at the weekly bonfire party. I would also like to compliment the Lucky Lucy Restaurant for their incredible meals, most notably the Greek dishes that are the chef's specialty. My one complaint is that the room service menu offered only simple sandwiches, snacks, and beverages.