Join us for Drinks for Dogs, benefiting the Lake Humane Society!
Explore the Mentor Harbor Yachting Club, and meet adoptable dogs from the Lake Humane Society! We'll learn more about getting involved with local animal organizations and enjoy the company of some furry friends, while networking and mingling with other local professionals. Cash bar; delicious appetizers will be provided. Donations will be accepted for the Lake Humane Society.
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Come to the Busy Bees Studio for story time and project making. We'll read "Click Clack Moo" and paint our very own name tile for a keepsake! So fun!
Projects will be ready for pick up approximately one week after the workshop.
The foundation of Ohio's Sunshine Laws is the principle that citizens are much more likely to have both trust and confidence in governmental institutions that are open to public scrutiny. House Bill 9, passed by the 126th Ohio General Assembly, strengthens these important laws and gives the Office of the Ohio Attorney General primary responsibility for ensuring that public officials across the state understand them.
Among other provisions, HB 9 mandates that during each term served in elected office, all elected officials* or their appropriate designees obtain three hours of public records training via a curriculum approved by the Ohio Attorney General. This mandate applies whether the official was appointed or elected to that office.
There is no fee for this program but pre-registration is required.
*Judges and clerks of court are exempt from this requirement.
This course has been approved by the Supreme Court of Ohio Commission on Continuing Legal Education for 3.00 total CLE hour(s) of instruction.
Did you know American employers lose $80 Billion annually in productivity, absenteeism, accidents, and healthcare costs due to drug abuse and addiction?
In this seminar, experts from various organizations will address the current opioid epidemic and what employers can do to protect their businesses and assist troubled employees. This event will be moderated by Randi M. Ostry, Esq., Director of Statewide Substance Use Education and Business Initiatives at Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine's Office. Topics to be covered include:
1. What are opioids, why they are being abused and how someone becomes addicted.
2. What is the status of the Opioid Epidemic both locally and nationally and its impact on our workforce.
3. How to identify people who may be at risk for addiction by understanding warning signs.
4. Increasing communication and training for managers and employees to raise awareness of the issue.
5. Conditions protected under the ADA, legal implications associated with employees who may be under the influence of opioids, avoiding lawsuits and other legal concerns.
6. Employee assistance programs, drug testing programs, training sessions for supervisors/employees, second chance programs and other resources for help and treatment.
7. How to decrease accidents, workers' compensation claims and receive insurance discounts.
Organized By:
Ohio SBDC at Lakeland Community College
Speakers and Panelists:
¨ Dr. Randy Jernejcic, Chief Medical Officer at Ahuja Medical Center and leads the UH Steering Committee on Opioid Safety
¨ Karen Pierce, Managing Director of Policy Development & Training at Working Partners®
¨ Kim Fraser, Executive Director of Lake County ADAMHS Board
¨ Richard N. Selby II, Partner and Attorney at Law managing the Commercial Litigation Department at Dworken and Bernstein, Co., L.P.A.
¨ Kimm Leininger, Executive Director of Geauga United Way
¨ John Wilton, Regional Business Consultant at Ohio BWC