We know how much many of you enjoyed working with David Doyle. He was certainly a valued employee on our side. However, we have all decided that right now is a good time for him to focus on recovering from his injury and finishing his major in Finance. We’ll see how the situation is next year when we have to compete with all the other opportunities he’ll have.
Over the past several years a local community park has become a hub of drug activity. Because it is falls outside the city limits and in an otherwise relatively quiet suburban neighborhood, law enforcement personnel are not able to patrol or respond to calls quickly enough to be effective. The major contributing factor that makes this park such a popular place for drug buyers and sellers is that it has been allowed to become overgrown to the point where people can park along the curb and disappear along one of the foot paths and become hidden from view very quickly.
The owners of Full Potential are dedicated to making a positive difference in the area, and have organized a park clean-up project that is taking action. Every Saturday in August and September, and later if the weather permits, we are gathering with others in the community to cut down the overgrown vegetation, take out some of the trees, and bring light and life into the park. We have invited Scout troops, church groups, and everyone we can reach through local neighborhood watch programs, newspaper articles, flyers, newsletters, and email to come participate with us in this effort. After the winter weather makes our work slow down, we will kick it back into full swing again in the Spring, and work with Scouts and others who have expressed a desire to be part of the on-going work.
The kick-off was Saturday, August 9, and had a terrific turn-out of support! Together, we as a community make the decisions about what we want to invite into our community, and what we will not tolerate. Just as apathy and neglect are decisions, so are determination and action! We are very proud of the response we have received from people all around the area who are eager and willing to stand together with us to make sure the drug dealers know we will no longer tolerate their presence.
Each of us makes a difference in the world around us, whether we know it or not!
We are planning to attend the Mill Creek Festival again this year. The dates are July 12-13. For more information see their web site at http://millcreekfestival.com/
Hopefully, we’ll have some more updates when we learn exactly where we’ll be.
The big news for 2008 is a new look, new name and new business structure. Technicraft is Full Potentiall LLP.
Don’t worry, though: we still provide the same services with the same great people. The change adds Sally formally to the ownership of Technicraft. (In fact, we now qualify as a woman-owned, minority-owned business). The Limited Liability Partnership structure also provides some liability protection.
More importantly, we had conclusded that Technicraft no longer reflected our current focus on financial services.
For the short term, we will operate with both the Full Potential LLP and Technicraft Business Services names. Hopefully, this will prevent more confusion than it causes!
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