Archive for the ‘Locally-Centered’ Category
PoconoWomen’s Winter Wonderful Vendors on waiting list
With the holidays fast approaching, we thought we’d help everyone get into the festive spirit with plans for holiday shopping and networking, courtesy of PoconoWomen! With quality regional vendors and planned surprises, we hope to make this festive occasion one of both joy and fun! The best part? A portion of the proceeds will go ...
Career Workshop Coming up soon!
Considering a Career Change? I’m Graduating from College–Now What? How Can I Find Fulfilling Work? If any of these are questions on your mind, you will not want to miss this evening event at the Shawnee Inn! Do What You Are Workshop Learn how to use your Myers-Briggs profile to identify work that leverages your ...
A Financial Planner to Plan For
on balancing her professional life and role as mother… “It’s hard, because if I’m at work and my kids are home I wish I were with them and sometimes when I’m at home I end up on my laptop working. I’m acutely aware that this phase of being a mom is almost over and I ...
7 Foods that will make you glow
Prevention Magazine offers these eye-opening tips for healthier looking skin… If you want younger, better looking skin, think beyond the sunscreen (but use that too) and tinker with your diet. “Good nutrition is a fundamental building block of healthy skin,” says Leslie Baumann, MD, a dermatologist in Miami Beach. The natural ingredients in food help ...
PW EVENT – Money and Martinis: Perfect Together!
Join us for our next scheduled ‘Money and Martinis’ events on Thursday, September 23, 2010 at 5:30 pm at Liquid Martini Bar on Main Street in Stroudsburg. Learn some great tips in a low pressure, high ‘liquid’ environment Erin Baehr, of Baehr Financial Planning, will be on-hand for the evening’s frivolity. =) A Members Only ...
East Stroudsburg University Students Create Pocono Good On-Line Magazine
A new online magazine called Pocono Good created by East Stroudsburg University students focuses on compelling human interest stories about the unsung people who run Monroe County non-profit organizations (NPOs) and the good things associated with the missions of the NPOs themselves. The new publication will debut during a launch party at ESU on Wednesday, July ...
Fantastic Recipes from Shawnee Inn’s Chef “G”
Shawnee Inn’s Chef “G” was the hit of the PoconoWomen’s “Power of Ten” conference as he demonstrated cooking his “Ten Killer Kabobs”. As promised, here are some of the recipes he used to get the delicious results. And they’re just in time for BBQ season! Ladies! Fire up those grills! Thanks, Chef G! Lamb Shish ...
PR on the Cheap!
As a marketing professional, I spend a lot of time analyzing the way clients have spent their money in the past, and how best to maximize every cent in the future. One of the prime resources clients have is their innate ability to sell their product or service, yet remarkably few understand how to do this well.
Shiro’s destination is ‘desaki’
By Michael Sadowski Pocono Record Writer April 01, 2010 SWIFTWATER — The idea for Shiro seemed simple enough. Some hibachis, some drinks, some dancing, some entertainment, and bingo, a new family restaurant and nightclub was born in the Poconos. Owner Vincent Trapasso, no novice when it comes to building restaurants in the Poconos, thought it ...
Why We Must Fire Bad Teachers
Its true and unfortunate that often the weakest teachers are relegated to teaching the neediest students, poor minority kids in inner-city schools. For these children, teachers can be make or break. “The research shows that kids who have two, three, four strong teachers in a row will eventually excel, no matter what their background, while kids who have even two weak teachers in a row will never recover,” says Kati Haycock of the Education Trust and coauthor of the 2006 study “Teaching Inequality: How Poor and Minority Students Are Shortchanged on Teacher Quality.”








