Monroe’s Wet Noses treats certified as non-GMO organic*
Monroe’s Wet Noses Organic Dog Treat Company has earned Non-GMO Project Verified status for its 100 percent USDA Certified Organic treats. The verified status was awarded after completion of the Non-GMO Project’s rigorous review process for GMO, or genetically modified organisms, avoidance best practices. The company will now display the NGP Verification seal on packaging.
Mukilteo chamber offers leadership seminar series
The Mukilteo Chamber of Commerce will offer a 10-week series called Leadership: Learn it-Live it-Lead it. Anna Rohrbough, a certified speaker with John C. Maxwell Leadership, will instruct attendees on Tuesday mornings from Sept. 29 to Dec. 8. Class space is limited so early registration is recommended. People may sign up at www.mukilteochamber.org/leadership.
EvCC programs aims to help small businesses grow
Everett Community College is again offering the Small Business Accelerator Signature program, which equips established business owners with knowledge, tools, and expert guidance necessary to significantly increase their company’s growth and profits. The class is for experienced business owners who generate from $500,000 to $15 million in sales and have five or more employees. Go to http://tinyurl.com/o5twgbs for more information.
Ram Restaurant to donate to ALS research
The Ram Restaurant and Brewery has joined the third annual Ales for ALS fundraising and awareness campaign to help find a cure for ALS, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. A special small batch ale will be at all Washington RAM locations and $1 from each pint will be donated to research firm ALS TDI.
* Wet Noses treats were certified as non-GMO organic. A previous headline on this brief misstated the certification.
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