Latest Updates:
- The results are in, and your Chicago Woodturners newsletter has placed second among all AAW local newletters for 2008! Congratulations Paul! Full results at the AAW website.
- There will be a CWT Board meeting on Monday, April 28 at Paul and Jan Shotola's house. The meeting starts at 7:00PM and will end at 9:00. All CWT members are invited to attend, please RSVP to Jan if you are planning to be there. If you are unable to attend and have any items you feel should be addressed, please e-mail them to Phil before the meeting.
- Binh Pho will be teaching at the Anderson Ranch this summer. Space is extremely limited, so sign up early!. Details here.
- The Symposium website is on line. Now when you click on the Post-It Note, the Turn-On! Chicago banner, or the Symposium Demonstrators & Artwork photos in the upper right corner, you'll go there instead of downloading the Flyer. The flyer is still avaialable, on the Symposium menu. More to come soon!
- After you read the newsletter, you may be looking for the spot to list your ads in support of Phil Brennion. It's right here, of course (Friends of Phil Brennion forum in the Public Access section of the Bulletin Board)! Ads posted online will automatically be posted in the Newsletter as well. Thanks for your generous support.
- The April Newsletter is available. Please let us know which version you prefer, and if you experience any problems with either version.
- The March Gallery is now online.
- New Look for 2008! After many years, the CWT website got a new look. Please let me know if you encounter any problems. A link to the legacy site is provided at the very bottom of the page.
- The February Gallery is now available.
- The March 2008 Newsletter is now available. It is under the Newsletter menu to the left. It's big, so give it a little time (2 minutes cable modem, 20 minutes dial-up). Not getting the email announcement about new newsletters? You must not be signed up to the email list! Click here to sign up or here for instructions. This month only there's also a text-only version.










