Hey there everyone! I hope everyone has been having a good summer. By the time this is published, our Fifteen (15) Year Reunion will have taken place. I’m being preemptive here, but we should have a write up and pictures on our website, www.kps94.org. Not much new on my front – same old biz, and same old fun. I did get in a great backpacking trip with my wife to Mt. Whitney at end of July. Pics are on my…
Matt Hartzell of Hartzell Industrial Services Company (HISC) contacted Blake Miller of Pro Motion Design to update their website to something new and more informative then what they had going on at the moment. Matt and Blake agreed that the site was “dated” and didn’t present his image well. The original HTML code was decent and did the job, but slow, bloated and wasn’t up to current design standards. Matt also noted that they had their business cards recently…
If either you or the company/business you work for are interested in sponsoring some of the key events at the 2009 Kings Point Homecoming, please consider the following benefits: Sponsorship packages are designed to serve your organization’s marketing needs. Package includes: Either 18×24 color sponsor sign or banner that displays your name or company logo and website information. A website banner, which links directly to your company home or related website, will be added to future email and written correspondence….
We’re going to use the KPS94.org website as a portal for Homecoming 2009 information. Please visit the dedicated page for information as it develops. Your Homecoming Crew! John Bellissimo, Tim Green & Jim Power
One of the main reasons for this site is to publish the quarterly “class notes” that go into the Kings Pointer magazine. The alumni association does have the Alumni website, but honestly, it’s not very user friendly and good. I like ours better 😉 And since it’s 2008, we can now do things like offer RSS feeds for you to subscribe too, and you can also make Comments to each individual post. One of the issues I thought of is…
I’ve been wanting to get our “website” posted for about 2 years now . . . well, it took neck & spinal cord surgery to get it done, as without being forced to rest and lay low for a few weeks, I probably wouldn’t have had the time to gitter done! Looking forward to growing the site.