Licking County Computer Society
Serving
Central Ohio
Mailing Address: PO Box 612, Newark, Ohio, 43058-0612, USA
or
LCCS Technology Resource Center
123 S. 3rd St Newark, Ohio 43055
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The Licking County Computer Society (LCCS) was founded in 1985 as the Newark Area Computer Club and incorporated in 1988 as a non-profit organization. The purpose was to bring together local personal computer enthusiasts to further computer education and understanding. We meet in a congenial atmosphere where users of personal computers may exchange ideas and information on existing hardware and software.
To read or print LCCS Constitution and Bylaws (MS Word format), please click on Constitution and Bylaws.
Our society's main meeting, which is held on the third Sunday of each month, feature speakers who are computer industry representatives and/or knowledgeable enthusiasts. The general public is cordially invited.
In addition to the general meeting, special "Help Desks" meetings are held monthly to provide mutual assistance in resolving software/hardware problems and to discuss new developments. Members frequently help each other on an informal basis.
Our membership ranges from novices to experienced computer experts. Novices are especially encouraged to join our group. Another benefit is the LCCS newsletter which contains reviews and other informative articles written by members.
LCCS has three important ongoing projects: Computer Refurbishing, Computer Recycling Events, and the LCCS/LCAP Teaching Program. These volunteer activities are always looking for more members to help out. See the Projects page for details and contacts.
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The Licking
County Computer Society takes an active part in the needs of our
community. During this period of economic needs, the local food
bank are used heavily and are having a hard time keeping
their shelves stocked. The society decided that it would give
it's portion of their monthly 50-50 drawing to a local food bank.
Presently LCCS donates their monthly share to the Food Pantry Network of
Licking County .
Along with that, LCCS presented Chuck Moore,
of the Food Pantry Network of Licking County,
a check for $500 to help with the summer demands
where an increase in need is expected due to schools being not in
session.
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05/01/13
