Business News April 6, 2016
Published 12:09 pm Wednesday, April 6, 2016
Fudge stand reopens for season
Sequim’s WeDo Fudge drive-thru opened April 5 at 11 Valley Center Place. Hours are 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday-Friday. Each year a nonprofit benefits from the sales of the peanut butter chocolate fudge. This season all proceeds of the peanut butter chocolate fudge will be donated to KSQM 91.5 FM radio station. Look for the special logo and help sustain this listener-supported community radio station.
Oden now independent broker
Marcus Oden, a former office manager and real estate broker of RE/MAX Fifth Avenue, recently became an independent real estate broker with RE/MAX Prime in Sequim. Oden specializes in residential sales and can assist you in either the purchasing or selling of your home. He can be reached via email at marcus.oden@remax.net or directly at 917-763-9273. RE/MAX Prime (683-1500) is at 901 W. Washington St., Sequim.
Lawrence attends neurology conference
Dr. George Lawrence of Pro Active Chiropractic Clinic in Port Angeles recently attended “Functional Neurology Anatomy and Central Neurological Pathways” in San Diego, Calif. The two-day seminar is part of a two-year series of seminars for health care practitioners who want to better assist patients with complex neurological issues. Some of the key concepts presented included gait, posture, movement, tremor, postural instability, vertigo, memory, motor learning, pathology of pupil movements and cognitive processing as well as a detailed review of neurological anatomy. To schedule an appointment, call 417-1600.
Film on colon health on tap
The Natural Healing Clinic, 162 S. Barr Road, Port Angeles, presents a free movie, “Can Death Begin in the Colon?,” from the Alternative Health Cinema, at 4 p.m. Wednesday, April 6, at the clinic. This documentary covers the basics of a healthy colon and how to keep your colon healthy. Make a reservation at 457-1515.
Donate to PA Food Bank
Strait Occupational & Hand Therapy, 708 S. Race St., Port Angeles, will be collecting through April non-perishable food items and cash donations to help the Port Angeles Food Bank. Every contribution enters donors in a drawing for goods and services. Drop off items from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday or call 417-0703.
Learn about power of probiotics
The Alternative Health Cinema free movie, “Microwarriors — The Power of Probiotics,” will be shown at 4 p.m. Wednesday, April 13, at The Natural Healing Clinic, 162 S. Barr Road, Port Angeles. This documentary will cover the discovery of probiotics in the early 20th century; how they’re tested and produced plus the latest scientific research from some of the top probiotic experts in the world. You also will be taken “inside the world” of these beneficial bacteria. Register at 457-1515.
Washington continues to add jobs
Washington added 10,600 new nonfarm jobs on a preliminary, seasonally adjusted basis from January to February, according to the state’s Employment Security Department (ESD). “While Washington’s unemployment rate continues to hover at 5.8 percent, the state’s labor market continues to move in the right direction,” said Paul Turek, Washington’s state labor economist. The U.S. unemployment rate also held steady at 4.9 percent for February.
