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Mar 26COVID-19 Community Resources
Mar 25Columbus Springs Announces Teletherapy for PHP and IOP Programs
We understand that patients have concerns about social distancing during today’s difficult environment. Yet, during this stressful time, we also know that our therapeutic and recovery-focused outpatient programs are an essential component of health and healing. As a result, we are pleased to announce that we have begun offering group teletherapy through Zoom’s secure video conferencing for both our partial hospitalization program (PHP) and intensive outpatient
Mar 25Special Enrollment Period for SOCA MEWA Group Health Insurance
COVID-19 is constantly evolving and Anthem has been focused on ensuring they continue on their commitment to those they serve. A call was held yesterday with leaders from across Anthem for brokers and employers and they shared information and updates regarding our Commercial & Specialty business. You may access the playback of the call by dialing 855-859-2056 and using the conference ID 5292043, and you may share this information with your employer contacts. Yesterday a decision was made to adjust
Mar 24American Motorcyclist Association Statement Regarding COVID-19
American Motorcyclist Association statement regarding COVID-19 PICKERINGTON, Ohio — Due to the presence in the United States of COVID-19, an infectious strain of the coronavirus, and governors across the country issuing restrictions on large events and public gatherings, the American Motorcyclist Association strongly encourages AMA-chartered organizers to comply with all restrictions imposed by federal, state and local authorities affecting all applicable AMA-sanctioned activity. In addition, the AMA
Mar 24Current COVID-19 Testing Criteria
Current COVID-19 Testing CriteriaPosted on March 19 2020 by Pediatric Associates, Inc. Please read the following. We would like to test more of our patients but are limited by the ODH guidelines, which relate to supply. If your child does not meet the below criteria, we cannot test her/him. This website will be updated as the criteria change (which they will as the virus spreads and the supplies change). Thank you. Current COVID-19 Testing Criteria: IF PATIENT HAS SYMPTOMS of (significant) cough,
Mar 23Analytical Business Solutions COVID-19 Update
Dear Valued Clients: Due to the COVID-19 virus and Governor DeWine’s recommendation, we are enacting measures to limit face to face contact thus greatly reducing our exposure and risk to you and our staff. Our office will be open to drop off your tax documentation and pick up of the tax returns, however, we are changing the procedures for everyone’s safety. Our office doors will be locked to the public as of Friday, March 20th. Drop off instructions: Please call us at 614-861-8128 when you
Mar 23Stay at Home Order FAQs
Mar 19SharedWork Ohio FACT SHEET
Mar 19Fairfield 33 Alliance Providing Information for Businesses
Fairfield33.com Providing Information for Businesses During COVID-19 Pandemic Along with the health risks, the COVID-19 pandemic is causing disruption to businesses and residents across the country and in Fairfield County. In an effort to help local businesses, the Fairfield 33 Development Alliance is providing updates on resources available to businesses as well as residents.Local restaurants have been ordered to close their dining rooms, but there are more than 180 restaurants in Fairfield County that
Mar 18DeWine, Husted Submit Formal Request for Federal Small Business Assistance
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 18, 2020MEDIA CONTACTS: Dan Tierney: 614-644-0957 Catherine Sulecki: 614-644-0957 Governor DeWine, Lt. Governor Husted Submit Formal Request for Federal Assistance for Small Businesses (COLUMBUS, Ohio)—On Tuesday afternoon, Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jon Husted sent a letter and application to the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) to qualify the State of Ohio for the Economic Injury Disaster Loan program. This federal program
Mar 18Columbus Springs Remains Open
Columbus Springs remains open for mental health and addiction referrals, all day, every day. This is a unique, stressful time in history, and there is no doubt that those with mental health or addiction issues continue to need care. Please know that our hospital remains open, and you can call us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to refer a patient in need of treatment. We are prepared and here to help. What are we doing in light of COVID-19?We are actively monitoring and following CDC guidance,
Mar 17Updated Process: Wholesale Return Requests
Mar. 16, 2020All the important updates you need to know as a Contract Liquor Agency. UPDATED PROCESS: Wholesale Return Requests As Ohio Liquor communicated to wholesale Agencies yesterday, returns of unopened high proof liquor products purchased within the past 30 days as a way to provide economic assistance to bar and restaurant owners during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. This courtesy also extends to those who may have obtained a temporary permit (F2) for an event, scheduled between March 12, 2020
Mar 17Meals on Wheels Continues to Serve the Community
PRESS RELEASE Contact: Anna Tobin Executive Director (740) 681-5050 atobin@mowfc.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 17, 2020 Meals on Wheels Senior Services Center Facility Cancellations Lancaster, OH: Following the recommendations of the Center for Disease Control, Meals on Wheels of Fairfield County is implementing the following changes at the Senior Services Center located at 1515 Cedar Hill Road in Lancaster beginning Monday, March 16 until April 30, 2020. The Meals on Wheels Senior Service
Mar 17PLSD Offers Free Meals for Students
Mar 13, 2020PLSD Offers Free Meals for Students During Closure Pickerington Local Schools’ Food Service Department is partnering with the Transportation Department to provide a “grab and go” meal program, Monday through Friday, during the weeks of March 16 through March 20, and March 30 through April 3. Breakfast and lunch will be provided in one bag. Meals will not be available the week of Spring Break, March 23-27. The program is run by the USDA and ODE. Meals can be provided for anyone through the age
Mar 17Latest Info about Online Learning & Blizzard Bags
Mar 16, 2020Latest Info for Parents about Online Learning & Blizzard Bags Pickerington Schools will continue to support student’s Chromebooks and the Every-1 Connected Program throughout the closure of our schools. The PLSD District Office (90 N. East Street, Pickerington, Ohio, 43147) will be open for limited times throughout the next three weeks and face-to-face technical support will be available. We will also have printed copies of the Elementary Schools Blizzard Bags available at this time.Tuesday,
Mar 17CareWorks Cancels On-Site Seminars
Important Update Regarding Statewide Seminars and Industrial Commission Hearings In response to statewide implementation of Coronavirus (COVID-19) prevention measures, CareWorks Comp is canceling all upcoming on-site statewide seminars that were scheduled in 3 locations this May. We have chosen to cancel the seminars for two very important reasons – the health and safety of our clients and the health and safety of our colleagues. If you have already registered for one of the seminars, a CareWorks Comp
Mar 13Mike Sayre Named Director of Government Relations
March 11, 2020FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media contact: Pete terHorst Phone: (503) 567-9677 E-mail: pterhorst@ama-cycle.org To download a photo of Mike Sayre addressing the New York City motorcycle town hall, click here: https://gallery.americanmotorcyclist.com/AMAMedia/Rights/n-fM6BT/i-8kzjrBJ/A Mike Sayre named Director of Government Relations for American Motorcyclist Association PICKERINGTON, Ohio -- Mike Sayre is the new Director of
Mar 13Fairfield County Postpones State of the County
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, March 12, 2020 FAIRFIELD COUNTY TO POSTPONE STATE OF THE COUNTY ADDRESS Lancaster, Ohio - The Fairfield County Board of Commissioners will postpone its annual State of the County Address to a date later this year after there is more information from subject matter experts regarding the coronavirus. Commissioner Steve Davis, Board President, stated, “We are taking caution and following advice from the medical community and the Governor. We will postpone the State of the
Mar 13Pickerington Area Chamber Coronavirus Update
Good morning Chamber Members: By now, your inbox is likely full of information pertaining to COVID-19 (coronavirus), so I won't take a lot of your time, but wanted ALL of our members, former members and the business community at large to know that we are doing our absolute best to stay on top of the most recent and accurate information. Over the next several weeks, we will keep you all informed, specifically with information to help your business remain open and recover from this unprecedented
Mar 12Pickerington Public Library Coronavirus Update
Pickerington Public Library Coronavirus Update: Classes, events, meeting room bookings, and outreach activities canceled through March 31UncategorizedLindsay FriedmanMarch 12, 2020 To Pickerington and Violet Township community members; In response to Governor DeWine’s recommendations following confirmed Coronavirus, or COVID-19, cases in Ohio, the Executive Leadership Team at Pickerington Public Library feels that it is necessary to take a proactive stance in the interest of public safety. Beginning
Mar 11Pickerington Public Library Semi-Annual Book Sale!
The Friends of Pickerington Public Library’s semi-annual book sale at Pickerington Library on Opportunity Way begins Wednesday, April 1 (5:00 – 8:00 p.m.) with a special pre-sale for Friends members (memberships will be available for purchase at the door). The sale is open to the public Thursday, April 2 through Bag Sale Day on Sunday, April 5. The sale features a variety of books, DVDs, video and board games, puzzles, graphic novels and audio books. Come early for the best selection! Most items at the
Mar 06BUY VET 2020 LAUNCHES
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Mar 05Why don’t we talk about flights?
When quoting and dealing with flight only request, these can be tricky. While sometimes I can save you money, usually a small amount, there are times that my quote will be either the same that you find online or maybe a little more. Why is this? There are a few factors, first when quoting flight only, I am do make any money. There is no commission in booking flights only. Therefore, some travel agents will stay away from flight only. I will do flights only because it builds customers. I always try to
Mar 02Did You Know...
Mar 02Cardo's Five Year Anniversary!
View this email in your browser MENUCATERINGORDER ONLINECALL NOW 5 Year Anniversary! It’s been an awesome 5 years since we’ve taken ownership, and we are so grateful for all the support from everyone! This week, come on out and celebrate with us. All week long we will be having specials along with our Anniversary Party with Heindog & Stadz on Saturday Night. We look forward to seeing everyone this week, and thanks again for being such great customers!
Feb 21Joslyn Law Firm: Local criminal defense attorney shares actions to take if you’re a victim of cybercriminals
CONTACT:Joslyn Law Firm 501 S. High St. Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 444-1900 Local attorney shares actions to take if you’re a victim of cybercriminals COLUMBUS, Ohio – Whether you’ve been a victim of clicking on an email after being warned that your account would be locked out unless you acted fast or a thief got ahold of your credit number and made $200 in authorized charges, targets of cybercrimes and identity theft should not stay silent, says Columbus attorney Brian Joslyn. “First of all,
Feb 12$30M Increase to BWC Safety Grant Program
Last week, the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation (BWC) announced it will increase funding to its Safety Grants program for employers by $30 million over 2020 and 2021 — bringing total grant funding to $70 million.The funding request will go to the state Controlling Board on February 10th for final approval. The Safety Grants program has already reached its 2020 appropriation of $20 million, prompting the move by the board. The grants, up to $40,000 per employer, provide
Feb 11February 2020 BWC News from CareWorks
February 2020 BWC News from CareWorks Comp“Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.” ~James Baldwin Register now for Ohio BWC Annual Safety Congress & Expo (OSC20)!We here at CareWorks Comp highly suggest that you or someone from your organization register for the BWC's Annual Safety Congress & Expo (OSC 2020) that will be held in Columbus, Ohio, on March 11-13, 2020. This event will be held at the Greater Columbus Convention Center where you can attend
Jan 13Retail Space Available in Pickerington
PROPERTY IS ZONED C3.THIS PROPERTY IS ADJACENT TO THE FUTURE HOME OF ENTERPRISE RENT-A-CAR A FORTUNE 500 COMPANY. HIGH TRAFFIC LOCATION 18K AVERAGE TRAFFIC DAILY. MARQUEE SIGNAGE OUT FRONT. PRIME ROAD FRONTAGE ON 256 IN PICKERINGTON. ALL CONCRETE LIGHTED PARKING UP TO 35 SPACES. UP TO 25' CEILING HEIGHT. 2 RESTROOMS. HAS 2 SPACES THAT CAN BE USED FOR OFFICES. PERMITTED USES: ANIMALCLINIC WITHOUT BOARDING.ARTS AND CRAFT STUDIO,BAR BUSINESS RETAIL,COMMERCIAL ENTERTAIMENT,CONSUMER RETAIL,DAY CARE,ADULT OR
Jan 06Now Accepting Medicare!
Sep 20Public Transit Offering More Service
For Immediate Release******************* Public Transit offering more service through their Flex Routes! Lancaster-Fairfield Public Transit (LFPT) is excited to announce they will be offering additional service for the Pickerington flex route beginning Monday, September 30, 2019. As “one of the fastest growing communities in both the state and central Ohio (Planning and Zoning Department of Pickerington), the need for affordable public transit has continued to grow with a significant increase in
