Co-Op to host annual business meeting
The 88th-annual meeting of The Co-op Farm and Garden is set for 7 p.m. Monday, Jan. 30, at the store, 216 E. Washington St. All members of The Co-op Farm and Garden are invited to attend.
This year the membership will be electing three Board of Trustee positions. There will be reports from the accounting firm Leffel, Otis, and Warwick and from The Co-op management team.
Attendees will have an opportunity to win Co-op gift cards worth up to $50.
This event, organizers note, is a great opportunity for members to meet board members and the management team and to make one’s voice heard.
For more information, email to info@theco-opfarmandgarden.com, call 360-683-4111 or visit theco-opfarmandgarden.com.
Teschner earns BIAW certification
Bergen Teschner of Sequim’s Cornerstone Builders recently completed all the requirements to become a Building Industry Association of Washington (BIAW) Certified Builder.
She joins about 50 other builders who’ve earned the preeminent professional certification available to builders within the home building industry in Washington state, BIAW representatives said.
Before taking over the ownership of Cornerstone Builders from her father and his business partner, Teschner owned her own floral design business. Her experience running a successful floral business and upbringing in the construction industry helped her feel naturally at home at Cornerstone Builders, according to a BIAW press release.
Within the last year, Teschner and her husband Justin have assumed ownership of Cornerstone Builders. “They plan to continue the founders’ legacy by providing a great workplace and building high-end custom homes,” BIAW representatives said.
For more about Cornerstone Builders, call 360-683-8477 or visit cornerstonebuilders.com.
For more information about the features, rewards, and application review process of the BIAW Certified Builder designation, visit biawcertifiedbuilder.com.
New dog trainer on Peninsula
Kendra Abrams is the founder and owner of Doggie Do-Over, a new business headquartered at 1312 E. Columbia St., Port Angeles.
Submitted photo Kendra Abrams, founder and owner of Doggie Do-Over, looks to use positive reinforcement to enhance the connection between owners and their dogs with her new Port Angeles business.
Certified through Karen Pryor Academy, Abrams uses positive reinforcement to enhance the connection between owners and their dogs.
Contact to schedule an appointment at kendrasdogtraining@gmail.com or 570-493-8417.
