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Beacon Hospice and Eastham Senior Center to host "Healing Hands" Support Group
Six week caregivers support group for family, friends and professional caregivers planned
The focus of this group is to provide mutual emotional support and education regarding the special challenges that caregivers experience. The group will provide information and tools to help those who care for others to practice self -care.
The group will be facilitated by Jackie Powers, MSW LCSW, Beacon Hospice Bereavement Coordinator.
Pre-registration is requested. To register, contact Jackie Powers at 508-778-1622 or jpowers@beaconhospice.com, or contact Cindy Dunham, Outreach Liaison at the Eastham Senior Center at 508-240-2327.
Healing Hands will meet from 10:30am–11:30am on Mondays at the Eastham Senior Center, beginning July 20, 2009.
Release courtesy of the Beacon Hospice.
Wed, 24 Jun 2009 18:07:32 -0400Cindy Sheehan, anti-war activist to speak in Falmouth & Harwich this weekend
Famed anti-war activist on Cape for the Myth America Tour
Cindy Sheehan will speak at the Morse Pond School on Jones Road in Falmouth on Saturday, June 27th at 7pm and at the Brooks Free Library on Main Street in Harwich on Sunday, June 28th at 4pm.
Sheehan began her anti-war activism after her eldest son, Casey, was killed in Iraq on 4/4/2004. She was nominated for a Nobel Prize in 2005.
She recently published an internet booklet entitled "Myth America: 10 Greatest Myths of the Robber Class and the Case for Revolution." This is one of several books Sheehan has written on activism.
The talks are co-sponsored by Cape Codders for Peace & Justice, the Fellowship for Reconciliation, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Veterans for Peace, American Friends Service Committee, Falmouth Peace, Falmouth Anti-War Vigil, Upper Cape Green Party, Citizens for Informed Community.
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Wed, 24 Jun 2009 10:08:24 -0400Great American Bake Sale: Cape Cod Hospital joins effort to end childhood hunger
Cape Cod Hospital to take part in a national effort to end childhood hunger
Cape Cod Hospital will be participating in Share Our Strength's Great American Bake Sale on Thursday, June 25, 2009. This is part of a national effort that encourages Americans to host bake sales to help end childhood hunger. Since 2003, more than 1.3 million people have participated in Great American Bake Sale, raising nearly $5 million.
"I’m not leaving until everything is gone," Melissa promises.
Melissa Russell, RN, a maternity nurse at Cape Cod Hospital is heading up the effort in the Cape Cod Hospital lobby from 7:00 am until everything is sold out. "I’m not leaving until everything is gone," Melissa promises.
She has enlisted the baking skills of many members of the hospital staff and will have many types of cookies cakes and breads, homemade chocolates and pies such as strawberry rhubarb and pina colada pie, as well as lemon squares and gingerbread white chocolate bars. Also on hand will be the Cape Cod Hospital Bake Off winner from last year, baking her winning entries for the sale.
Funds from the bake sale will stay here on Cape Cod, supporting after-school and summer feeding programs in our community — food programs that hundreds of kids depend on. It's a fun solution with a large impact.
Share Our Strength® is the leading national organization working to make sure no kid in America grows up hungry. They weave together a net of community groups, activists and food programs to catch children at risk of hunger, and ensure they have nutritious food where they live, learn and play. They work with the culinary industry to create engaging, pioneering programs like Share Our Strength’s Taste of the Nation®, Share Our Strength's Great American Bake Sale®, Share Our Strength's A Tasteful Pursuit®, Share Our Strength's Great American Dine Out, and Share Our Strength's Operation Frontline®. For more information, please visit www.greatamericanbakesale.org.
Release courtesy of Cape Cod Hospital.
Cape Cod Healthcare is the leading provider of healthcare services for residents and visitors of Cape Cod. With more than 450 physicians and 4,500 employees, Cape Cod Healthcare has two-acute care hospitals, the largest home health services agency on the Cape (VNA), a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility, an assisted living facility and numerous health programs. For more information, visit Cape Cod Healthcare’s web site at www.capecodhealth.org.
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Tue, 23 Jun 2009 14:35:15 -0400Clean Power Now kicks of "Win for Wind" Raffle--Grand Prize is a 2010 Honda hybrid
$100 for your chance to win a 2010 hybrid Honda Insight
Clean Power Now is organizing a special summer "Win for Wind" raffle, with a 2010 Honda Insight LX, one of America’s top-selling hybrid cars, as the Grand Prize. 100% of the proceeds of the "Win for Wind" raffle will go towards supporting Clean Power Now, a non-profit grassroots organization committed to pursuing renewable energy and sustainability on Cape Cod.
Each raffle ticket will cost $100, which will give you a shot at winning this fantastic automobile and scoring a win for local clean energy. Ticket sales will be limited to 600, giving you a real chance at winning!
The goal is to sell 600 tickets in 60 days with ticket sales ending on August 21, 2009. The Grand Prize winner will be drawn at the Clean Power Now annual meeting on September 17, 2009.
The Grand Prize winner will be drawn at the Clean Power Now annual meeting on September 17, 2009.
To have a chance of winning the Grand Prize of the hybrid 2010 Honda Insight LX, raffle tickets are on sale at Clean Power Now. For full details, disclosure information and to order raffle tickets, call (508) 775-7796 or visit www.cleanpowernow.org.
CPN is a non-profit organization that informs and empowers citizens to support viable renewable energy projects and policies and to secure their local and regional benefits. Clean Power Now believes that timely development of such projects, in conjunction with energy efficiency and conservation, will bring about a clean and healthy environment, an improved economy and a more secure, sustainable America. Clean Power’s immediate focus is to increase citizen support of offshore wind power in Nantucket Sound.
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Mon, 22 Jun 2009 21:59:42 -0400Gosnold offers grandparent forum on teen addiction in Falmouth on June 26th
Forum to take place June 26 at the Falmouth Senior Center
The number of grandparents raising grandchildren has increased dramatically in the last few years, as parental incarceration, addiction, poverty, abuse, service in the military and unemployment have all contributed to grandparents assuming part-time and full-time roles as primary family caregivers.
The Gosnold Reaching Out program, in collaboration with the Falmouth Substance Abuse Commission, will provide a special forum Friday, June 26 from 1 pm to 2:30 pm. entitled, “For GRANDPARENTS-ADDICTION AND YOUR GRANDCHILDREN (What Grandparents Need to Know).” At the forum to be held at the Falmouth Senior Center, grandparents will learn from Gosnold staff about addiction, prevention, how to discern signs of addiction and offer help to an addicted person.
Education is an essential tool in the fight against addiction. Adolescence often presents alarming challenges for grandparents in dealing with drugs and alcohol. Education, along with open communication, positive role modeling and early identification, are all powerful weapons in the fight against young addiction.
An open discussion with a panel of Gosnold experts will follow the forum. Light refreshments will be served. Community members of all ages are encouraged to attend this free program. For more information, call 508-540-6550, ext. 295.
Release courtesy of Gosnold.
Gosnold on Cape Cod, a private, non-profit corporation established in 1972, is an alcohol and drug addiction rehabilitation center and a mental health treatment center. For more information on Gosnold on Cape Cod or its programs call 508-540-6550, email pames@gosnold.org or go to the website at www.gosnold.org.
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Fri, 19 Jun 2009 16:42:57 -0400June 28th golf tournament in Falmouth, lucky golfer could win $10,000 with a 50' putt!
June 28 Golf Tournament Helps Support Women’s Recovery Service
Recovery without Walls (RWW), a Cape-wide, non-profit organization based in Falmouth, will hold its fourth annual Charity Golf Tournament on Sunday, June 28th at the Falmouth Country Club beginning at noon with registration at 11:00 am. Format is best ball scramble. Public is invited to play. This year, RWW was the recipient of the 2009 Red Cross Hero’s Award for Community Impact and Service for the Cape and Islands.
“Last year’s tournament raised over $6000 and our hope is to double that amount this year,” stated Bill Dougherty, RWW Founder and Executive Director.” In an effort to raise interest and excitement for the Tournament, one lucky golfer at the end of the tournament will be chosen by a drawing to sink a 50 foot putt, with the chance to win $10,000, “he added.
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Wed, 17 Jun 2009 17:38:46 -0400Lumbar Spinal Stenosis educational seminars scheduled in Hyannis, Falmouth & Plymouth
Free educational events offered to the public
Cape Cod Healthcare and Medtronic, a worldwide leader in medical technology, are pleased to announce a series of three free educational events for people suffering from the symptoms of lumbar spinal stenosis. Cape Cod Healthcare’s four board-certified neurosurgeons – Patrick J. Murray, M.D., FRCS; Paul J. Houle, M.D.; Achilles K. Papavasiliou, M.D.; and Gordon K. Nakata, M.D. will present at each of the three sessions.
The sessions will take place at the following dates, times and locations:
Thursday, June 18, at 7:00 pm, at the Cape Codder Resort, 1225 Iyannough Road, Hyannis. RSVP – 1-877-922-4949.
Wednesday, June 24, at 7:00 pm, at the Coonamesset Inn, 311 Gifford Street, Falmouth. RSVP – 1-877-235-9734.
Tuesday, June 30, at 7:00 pm, at Plymouth Memorial Hall, 83 Court Street, Plymouth. RSVP – 1-877-211-2686.
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Tue, 16 Jun 2009 12:51:10 -0400Sandwich Chamber raffle--one lucky winner will win $10,000!
Great odds for great prize
The Sandwich Chamber of Commerce is running an exciting raffle with a $10,000 grand prize as part of the upcoming SandwichFest Street Fair. Tickets are on sale now--get one before they sell out.
“Only 250 will be sold so they may all go during the pre-sale period,” said Chamber Director Kate Bavelock. “It’s exciting to think that the winner will probably be a friend or neighbor--I’m really looking forward to the drawing.”
One lucky winner will win $10,000 grand prize
Tickets are $100 each and only 250 will be sold!
Tickets are available at the Chamber office at 4 Water Street, Titcomb's Bookshop, Heart of Stone, The Spotted Cod, The Community Bank, Cape Cod Five, and Eastern Bank.
Winner will be drawn at the SandwichFest Street Fair on July 11th at 3:45 pm. (You do not have to be present to win.)
Most of the proceeds go towards putting on the SandwichFest Street Fair with a portion donated to the Sandwich Food Pantry.
The raffle reverts to a 50/50 raffle if less than 150 tickets are sold.
The prize will be treated as taxable income for federal and state taxes. It is against federal law to mail raffle tickets.
For more information, visit the Sandwich Chamber of Commerce website here.
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Wed, 10 Jun 2009 17:40:07 -0400Get fit for swimsuit season at Snap Fitness 24/7 in Sandwich
Snap Fitness offers equipment instruction and online support to help you feel good and look great this summer
As the days grow warmer and summer approaches, now's the time to start thinking about how you’ll look this swimsuit season.
“Some people get excited about the warm weather, and others cringe at the idea of digging out their shorts and tank tops,” said Elaine Vakalopoulos, Snap Fitness owner in Sandwich. “That’s where we come in. Whether you need to drop a few pounds or simply tone up a bit, we can help to encourage and support you to reach your fitness goals.”
Working in the yard and walking the canal are great, but these activities do not generally qualify as strength training exercises.
Located at 331 Cotuit Road in Canterbury Plaza, Sandwich Snap Fitness puts local residents on a terrific roadmap towards better health. Every new member is provided with equipment instruction and a workout plan. Using state-of-the-art training equipment, the total-body workout could take only 30 minutes each visit and is an easy yet effective way to strengthen and tone the upper body, arms and legs and tighten the midsection.
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Wed, 10 Jun 2009 17:27:43 -0400Gosnold to host forum on intervention in Wellfleet on June 18th
Attendees will learn about addiction and how intervention can help
Gosnold Reaching Out program will host a forum called “EVERYTHING YOU EVER WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT INTERVENTION-(but were afraid to ask)”, Thursday, June 18, from 5:30-7:30pm, the at the Wellfleet Council on Aging, 715 Old King's Highway in Wellfleet. Attendees will learn about the illness of addiction, its effects on them and their loved ones and how intervention can help.
For each individual suffering from the disease of addiction, four to six people in their lives are also profoundly affected. Family members and loved ones can become lost in the chaos that surrounds an addicted person and all experience fear, anger, mistrust and shame. The Gosnold Reaching Out program has helped over 750 individuals since its inception a year ago, a true testament to how crucial the program is.
The program will feature a mock intervention played out by Gosnold staff members. Interventions, structured and carefully planned meetings between the addicted person and concerned family members and friends, have proven to be an effective way to communicate and motivate addicted persons to enter treatment.
The presentation will be followed by an open discussion with a panel of experts from Gosnold to answer questions. Light refreshments will be served. All community members are encouraged to attend this free program. More information can be obtained by calling 508-540-6550, ext. 295.
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Tue, 09 Jun 2009 19:19:56 -0400Sandwich Agway brands perennial line, donates proceeds to Children's Cove
Sandwich Agway partners with Children's Cove for Scenic Roots
The spring 2009 plant season became the launch date of Sandwich Agway’s perennial line, Scenic Roots. Under the Scenic Roots label, Sandwich Agway has partnered with Children’s Cove: Cape & Islands Child Advocacy Center. For every perennial sold under the Scenic Roots label, Sandwich Agway will donate a portion of each sale to Children’s Cove.
Children’s Cove is a freestanding, child-friendly facility designed to ensure that victims of child sexual abuse and their non-offending family members have access to support services in a safe, respectful, and compassionate environment. Children’s Cove is committed to reducing the trauma endured by child victims, promoting accountability, fostering healing, and advocating on behalf of child victims of sexual abuse and physical abuse.
This is an ongoing partnership.
For more information on this program visit Sandwich Agway at 349 Route 6A or click here to visit their website.
Release courtesy of Sandwich Agway.
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Sat, 06 Jun 2009 09:25:58 -0400Cape Cod Community College to honor two pioneering women next week
Schatzberg to honor two Upper Cape women on June 9th
On Tuesday June 9, 2009, Cape Cod Community College joins with its Senior Advisory Committee in recognizing two Upper Cape residents for their outstanding contributions to family, community, and society; honoring them as “Pioneering Women” for 2009 during 4th annual event ceremonies in the Tilden Arts Center.
College President Kathleen Schatzberg will make the awards to Beverly Myers Bailey of Mashpee, founder of the Southeast Massachusetts Chapter of Parents of Murdered Children (and other victims of homicide); and Eleanor Grace of West Falmouth and Westford, MA, co-founder of The Brain Center of Mashpee, MA.
While each woman’s efforts are clearly different from the other, each has acted with, “unselfish dedication, blazing a pathway and changing the world one person at a time,” as noted in the citation to be presented.
Beverly Bailey
Beverly Bailey transformed personal tragedy into hope and support for others, and continues to do so today. In March, 2002 Beverly’s youngest brother Michael, 47, was brutally murdered in Washington, DC. It is common for survivors of the victims of homicide to suffer post- traumatic stress, and many lose jobs, give up on relationships, forfeit close personal friendships, and “close down” in ways that jeopardize personal sustainability. She chose a different path turning her grief and pain into hope for many others by founding the Southeast Massachusetts Chapter of Parents of Murdered Children (SE MA POMC), now located within the Unitarian Universalist Church in Fairhaven, MA. Beverly meets monthly with a survivor support group there, bringing in therapists, grief counselors, victim’s advocates, and others who share information helpful to surviving family and friends of victims of homicide.
In the last 12 months she has testified in front of the Massachusetts Senate on victim’s rights legislation; she helped develop and was featured in a 3-part NPR series on murder in America; and she has presented in front of District Attorneys offices in several counties. Her daily schedule now includes travel around Barnstable, Plymouth and Bristol Counties, meeting with District Attorney staff and victim advocates, police departments, religious organizations, and others. Her chapter recently was awarded a $50,000 grant funded by the U.S Office of Victims of Crime (OVC) to further develop and grow chapter activities. She believes that state and county cutbacks in local funding for victim services will make the SE MA POMC chapter even more crucial in the months and years ahead and is pursuing an expansion plan that will make survivor support more readily available to underserved victims in high crime areas.
Eleanor Grace
The tragic loss of a her daughter Doreen Grace at age 21 to a viral brain infection, left Eleanor Grace angry and frustrated that no single facility existed at that time, dedicated to brain disease research. With great faith and commitment, Eleanor with her husband Dick were determined that they would use their tragedy to help others. After crisscrossing the country to talk to anyone who would listen about the importance of brain research, the medical community began to take note, and fundraising intensified.
The Doreen Grace Brain Center in Mashpee opened in 1987 on land donated by the New Seabury Corporation. The whole facility was entirely built with donated material thanks to the never ending efforts of Dick and Eleanor Grace. While doctors used the Brain Center to meet to share their knowledge and research, the Graces offered their assistance to lay people searching for help. No one was ever turned away.
Most unfortunately, devastating brain injury and disease continued to plague the couple, Eleanor's husband Dick was diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2006 and died in January of 2007. Eleanor’s strength was tested again in October 2008, when she suffered a stroke. But, she is working her way back to recovery, determined to return to the Brain Center and continue her mission of helping others. She has spent the last 30 years working tirelessly, without fanfare, quietly bringing a dream to fruition.
Release courtesy of CCCC.
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Sat, 06 Jun 2009 09:15:28 -0400New discussion group to form in Hyannis in June, focused on change
Group formed to help people deal with change
HYANNIS – A new community discussion group entitled “Lost and Found: Adapting to Life’s Inevitable Changes” is being formed to engage in a lively discussion about change, drawing upon members’ experience and wisdom. The general public is welcome. Sessions will be held every Thursday from 2 to 3 p.m. at Whitehall Estate, 790 Falmouth Rd., Hyannis, for six weeks beginning June 4th and ending July 9th.
There is no fee, but registration is encouraged. The group will be facilitated by Ann E. Geagan, a licensed social worker for Hospice & Palliative Care of Cape Cod, who will facilitate the session to help participants:
Explore the elements of resiliency
Exchange personal tips for “making lemonade from lemons”
Develop new approaches for dealing with losses
Share stories of loss and renewal
Geagan says "It seems truer than ever these days. that the only constant in life is ‘change’. It’s a good time to have a conversation together about how we dealt with change in the past and share what we’ve learned to cope with uncertainty today."
Please call Laura Nickerson at 508-957-0266 to register or for more information.
Release courtesy of Whitehall.
Hospice & Palliative Care of Cape Cod is the area’s first and largest non-profit organization offering expert care, comfort and compassion for those in our community living with serious illness. Founded in 1981, it is unique in its exclusive dedication to providing a wide range of end-of-life programs and services. For more information call 508-957-0200 or go to www.hospicecapecod.org.
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Thu, 28 May 2009 15:36:59 -0400Cape Cod Theatre Project's 2009 season to feature resident playwrights Joe DiePietro and Anna Zeigler
Joe DiPietro, Anna Ziegler, Aladdin Ullah and Zohar Tirosh to participate in The Cape Cod Theatre Project’s 15th Anniversary Season this July.
Four plays will be developed in July at The Cape Cod Theatre Project, culminating in three performances of each play as staged readings on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings at 8pm through the month of July at Falmouth Academy (7 Highfield Dr., Falmouth, MA).
Now in its 15th Season, The Cape Cod Theatre Project has produced 50 plays, 31 going on to full productions in New York and at prestigious theaters across the U.S. The Cape Cod Theatre Project continues to contribute to the vitality of the American Theater through its reading series by focusing on developing plays with top caliber talent and an enormously supportive audience. Each performance is followed by lively discussions with the audience which contributes to the further development of the finest emerging playwrights in America.
The Cape Cod Theatre Project Season is as follows:
Six by Zohar Tirosh, directed by Ian Morgan (July 9, July 10, July 11)
A jet-lagged, sun-drenched, six-day trip to contemporary Israel collides with family, politics and the Six-Day War.
Creating Claire by Joe DiPietro (July 16, July 17, July 18)
An exploration of the supernova that results when science, faith and politics collide. A provocative new comedy by the author of I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change, The Toxic Avenger and the Broadway-bound Memphis.
Photograph 51 by Anna Ziegler, (July 23, July 24, July 25)
Based on the true story of Rosalind Franklin and her unaccredited contribution to the discovery of DNA’s double helix.
Indio written and performed by Aladdin Ullah, directed by Hal Brooks (July 30, July 31, August 1)
Aladdin rejects the legacy of his immigrant parents, until a PBS documentary forces him to uncover the journey of his father, Habib. Habib's misadventures in the land of opportunity are juxtaposed with Aladdin's childhood growing up in the only Bangladeshi family in Spanish Harlem.
Tickets
Suggested donations for the staged readings are $20 each, students with ID are $10; subscriptions for all four plays are $70. Tickets may be purchased by calling the Box Office at 508-457-4242 or online at www.capecodtheatreproject.org. Ticket requests also may be mailed to The Cape Cod Theatre Project, PO Box 410, Falmouth, MA 02541.
The Mission
The mission of Cape Cod Theatre Project is to contribute to the vitality of American theater by developing new plays that enable fresh voices to emerge. Staged readings of four new plays are performed each season by top-flight artists; audience feedback is solicited at each performance. The Project's work is supported, in part, by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
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Wed, 27 May 2009 14:15:21 -0400Geek Girls donate $1,500 to the Cape Cod Chapter of the American Business Women Scholarship Fund
ABWA currently seeking nominations or requests for scholarships
At a Networking Social | Social Networking event for Geek Girl Camp, recently held in Hyannis, Geek Girl Camp founder and ABWA member Leslie Fishlock handed a check for $1,500 to Denise Dever, President of the Cape Cod Chapter of the American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) in support of its Education Scholarship Fund.
"What a great evening we had with the Geek Girls! I want to let you all know that our ABWA Chapter received a very generous $1,500 check towards our Education Scholarship Fund. Please join me in sending our gratitude and thanks to Geek Girl Camp founder and ABWA member Leslie Fishlock," said Denise Dever.
According to Leslie Fishlock, Geek Girl Camp is all about empowering and educating women in all forms of computer technology. Their entire mission is all about "giving back" and "paying it forward". "Raising money from our Boot Camp Cape Cod 2009 for women's scholarships and partnering with the ABWA is a perfect example of that and we are so proud to be able to support their invaluable Education Scholarship Fund. We hope to continue this tradition with ABWA in the future; it is such a perfect fit, " said Fishlock.
The ABWA is currently looking for nominations or requests for
scholarships. In 2009, the ABWA plans to fund three scholarships of
$1,500 each. The deadline for submission is Monday, June 1, 2009.
The ABWA is currently looking for nominations or requests for scholarships. In 2009, the ABWA plans to fund three scholarships of $1,500 each.
Providing scholarships to support women is a major part of the mission of the American Business Women’s Association. Funds are raised during the monthly business meetings and through various activities during the year.
Women interested in obtaining a scholarship should be Citizens of the United States, residents of Cape Cod and the Islands and have reached at least their second semester in an accredited College, Vocational School or Technical School with a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better on a 4.0 scale.
Click here to review scholarship requirements. For more information, contact JoAnna Watson at 508-685-6561 or by email.
The deadline for submission of applications and required documents is Monday, June 1, 2009. The Scholarship Committee will review the submissions and awards are expected to be announced during the August business meeting.
Mail submissions to:
JoAnna WatsonScholarship Committee ChairABWA Cape Cod Charter Chapter688 Willow StreetBass River, MA 02664
Or email to: jwatson@capecod.net.
Release courtesy of the ABWA Cape Cod Charter Chapter.
ABWA’s Mission is to bring together business women of diverse occupations and to provide opportunities for them to help themselves and others grow personally and professionally through leadership, education, networking support and national recognition. At ABWA new members are always accepted and welcomed. For more information about the ABWA or ABWA Scholarships, check out www.abwacapecod.org.
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Tue, 26 May 2009 12:01:23 -0400Dennis Chamber honors members with Anchor Awards
Several businesses recognized for contributions to the Dennis Chamber
The Dennis Chamber of Commerce recognized several business members from the Town of Dennis for their contributions to the Chamber and the community at the organization’s Annual Meeting Dinner held at the West Dennis Yacht Club last week.
The recipients were:
The Beautification Award to Dunkin’ Donuts of West Dennis, represented by John and Karen O’Connor, for the investment in the architectural design and landscaping of their new facility on Route 28.
The Member of the Year Award to Mid Cape Come Centers of South Dennis, represented by Doug Bohannon for contributions to the Chamber above and beyond expectations.
The Volunteer of the Year Award to Nancy Woodworth of Dennis, representing the Y-D Red Sox, for volunteering at the Chamber above and beyond the call.
The Leadership Award was given to Phil Baroni, owner of the Mill Stores, of Dennisport and Hyannis. This award recognizes a member whose business leadership impact extends beyond Dennis and Cape Cod. The Mills Stores has grown to be the largest retailer of unfinished wood products in the country with 14 stores throughout New England. Mr. Baroni’s leadership also extends to his charitable service in the community.
Special recognition was given to Charles Chamberlain with the Founders Award. Given from time to time to a member who has contributed significantly to the Dennis Chamber over many years with his time, talent and treasure. “Charlie” Chamberlain, who owned the Patriot Square Mall was recognized posthumously. The Anchor Award was accepted on behalf of his family by Rob Chamberlain.
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Tue, 26 May 2009 11:44:54 -0400Red Cross partners with Curves of Cape Cod during National CPR/AED Awareness Week in June
National CPR and AED Awareness Week is June 1st – June 7th, 2009
HYANNIS -The American Red Cross, Cape Cod and Islands Chapter, announces that it is partnering with Curves of Cape Cod during National CPR and AED Awareness Week is June 1st – 7th, 2009. During that week, the chapter plans to reach as many people as possible with information about CPR and AED training and how important it is to know these skills and actually save a life. Posters will also be distributed to libraries, community centers, banks.
The chapter is especially excited about collaborating with Curves of Cape Cod, women’s workout organization, with 5 locations on Cape Cod. Curves members will receive a special incentive to sign up for CPR and AED training during the month of June.
Curves of Cape Cod owner Michele Brandt says: “We are very happy to partner with the Cape Cod and Islands Chapter, American Red Cross by offering this special incentive and increasing the awareness of CPR and AED training to our members. They are of all ages and most of them are very involved in their community. This could be the motivator to take the training to help save a life.”
The Cape Cod and Islands Chapter also announces that it can offer AEDs for those businesses and organizations, who are looking to install one.
CPR/AED Class information and schedules are available online here or by calling (508) 775-1540 for more information.
Classes available include:
Adult and Infant and Child CPR/AED
First Aid
Community CPR
First Aid/CPR/AED for Schools and Community
CPR for the Professional Rescuer
The chapter also offers:
Pet First Aid
Babysitting
Chokesaver for Restaurant Emergencies
Aquatics
and more
Students will receive training manuals and certification cards. In addition, the Red Cross offers a blended learning option, consisting of as little as 2 hours of online training and 2 hours of in-class training and certification testing.
Enrollment is available online at capecodandislandsredcross.org or by calling (508) 775-1540.
All classes will be held at the American Red Cross Chapter House on 286 South Street in Hyannis unless otherwise indicated. For schools, businesses, professional rescuers, clubs and organizations, alternate pricing, dates and locations are available by contacting the Chapter at (508) 775-1540, ext. 12.
For more information about training, volunteering or supporting the Cape Cod and IslandsChapter, American Red Cross, see the web site: capecodandislandsredcross.org, call toll-free (508) 775-1540 or write to: 286 South Street, Hyannis, MA 02601.
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Thu, 21 May 2009 11:22:47 -0400Gosnold of Cape Cod to present at Boston "Meth Summit" Thursday
Summit to address current local and regional trends in the prevention and treatment of methamphetamine abuse among gay men
Gosnold staff member Scott Turton from Gosnold on Cape Cod will speak in the “Meth Summit” on Thursday, May 21, 2009, 9am-4pm at the Fenway Community Health Center, Boston, MA. The summit brings together community members and service providers to learn about current local and regional trends in the prevention and treatment of methamphetamine abuse among men who have sex with men (MSM).
The day-long summit will address basic information on methamphetamine, the epidemiology of methamphetamine use by MSM in MA and identify appropriate resources and services.
Methamphetamine or ‘meth” is a powerful and highly addictive form of speed has become an increasingly prevalent problem in the gay community. Meth increases sexual libido and longevity and drastically lowers judgment. Many gay men admit to having unprotected sex while taking meth, increasing the odds for transmission of HIV and Hepatitis. Prolonged abuse of meth can lead to devastating medical, psychological, and social consequences.
Mr. Turton, a Gosnold at Provincetown Counselor will present on screening and assessment tools and clinical experiences at the Provincetown Gosnold clinic with gay men dealing with methamphetamine addiction/abuse. The conference will assess the state wide prevalence of methamphetamine use and treatment for gay men.
Release courtesy of Gosnold.
Gosnold on Cape Cod, a private, non-profit corporation established in 1972, is an alcohol and drug addiction rehabilitation center and a mental health treatment center. For more information on Gosnold on Cape Cod or its programs call 508-540-6550, email pames@gosnold.org or go to the website at www.gosnold.org.
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Wed, 20 May 2009 13:47:21 -0400Community Energy Corps Forum scheduled for tomorrow in Barnstable
Forum will promote local energy programs, provide DIY tips
CIRenew and the Green Sanctuary Committee of the Unitarian Church of Barnstable are cosponsoring a forum on the Community Energy Corps, a grassroots energy efficiency initiative empowering individuals to help themselves and others save energy and money while staying comfortable and safe. The forum is scheduled for Wednesday, May 20, from 6:30 to 8 pm, at the Church at the corner of Rte 6A and Phinney's Lane/Commerce Road in Barnstable Village.
The forum will promote local energy programs, provide energy-saving "do it yourself" tips, and highlight health and safety issues. It also will detail opportunities for Barnstable residents to form work crews and together address energy challenges at the individual and community levels, consistent with an immediate goal of making affordable and clean energy available to all and long-term objectives of cutting fossil fuel use, expanding reliance on renewable resources, and addressing fuel poverty, energy security, and climate change concerns.
For more information contact Chris Powicki at 774.487.4614 or chrisp@weeinfo.com. Visit the CIRenew website here.
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Tue, 19 May 2009 11:18:40 -0400Dennis business owner to receive Cape Cod SCORE Award on June 2nd
Debbie Hagan to be honored at the 16th annual Cape Cod SCORE Awards Breakfast
Debbie Hagan owner of Deborah Ann’s Rainbow, has been selected by the Dennis Chamber of Commerce to receive a Build a Better Mousetrap Award from Cape Cod SCORE at its sixteenth annual awards breakfast to be held Tuesday, June 2nd at the Old Yarmouth Inn in Yarmouth Port.
Debbie Hagen (right, in front of the shop) is the owner of a holistic gift shop, Deborah Ann's Rainbow, in Dennisport Village at 2 Telegraph Road, at Route 28, next to Dennisport Natural Market.
She opened the shop in 2002 and this spring begins her eighth season. She is sole proprietor and this is her first retail business. Prior retail experience was at the Village Toy Store in Brewster (three years), and her retail training was through SCORE's Small Business Assistance Program at Cape Cod Community College. A resident of Cape Cod since early childhood, Hagen previously worked as a community and school nurse/teacher at Cape Cod Child Development Head Start, Riverview School, and Eastham Elementary School.
The shop represents a career change and a chance to realize a dream of self-employment. Although the challenges have been many, the business experience has been extremely gratifying and has created much personal growth. Her shop welcomes you with “gifts and cards to brighten your day.”
Top honors at the SCORE awards breakfast go to the Small Business Owner of the Year who is selected from among the counseling organization’s small business clients. Various chambers of commerce select those who receive SCORE’s Build a Better Mousetrap Awards which this year will go to fifteen small businesses that have survived the critical first five years of operation and appear to be headed for long-term success.
Tickets for the event are $20. To make a reservation or get additional information, telephone Cape Cod SCORE at 508.775.4884.
The Old Yarmouth Inn is located at 223 Route 6A in Yarmouth Port, 508-362-9962.
Release courtesy of the Dennis Chamber of Commerce.
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Thu, 07 May 2009 16:46:09 -0400"Writing About Cape Cod" - Three Week Intensive Course offered at Cape Cod Community College
Writing About Cape Cod – A Three Week Jump Start for Summer Writing
Planning to write this summer? Looking for a great starting point? A new 3-week intensive creative writing course is offered June 1 to June 19 during June Intersession at Cape Cod Community College with veteran journalist and author James Kershner. The course, “Cod Tales: Writing About Cape Cod,” is focused on non-fiction writing inspired by the people, places and history of Cape Cod. Participants will create articles by interviewing Cape Codders and using historical archive materials. The articles will be designed for publication and participants will be encouraged to submit their finished articles to local publishers.
Professor Kershner is an Associate Professor at CCCC and author of the popular textbook, “The Elements of News Writing.” Kershner was the Sunday editor of the Cape Cod Times, executive editor of the Cape Codder and worked as a staff reporter for the Providence Journal.
To register call 508-362-2131 x4711 or visit www.capecod.edu and click on Campus Web. For students who wish to gain credit hours, this course earns three college credits in just three weeks.
For more information on this course, contact Professor James Kershner at jkershner@capecod.edu or 508-362-2131 ext 4734.
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Thu, 07 May 2009 11:27:32 -0400Summer internships available at eCape, Inc.
Enhance your resume, have fun, and learn how to launch and run profitable websites which help the community! eCape's summer internship program has 6 internship positions available. All internships are 10 - 15 hours per week for 2 months. We are looking for:
Website Content Developers and Editors (4) Develop content for local websites to be launched in the next 6 months. Applicant must be resourceful, thorough, web-savvy, and outgoing. Work does not have to be done at our Dennis office but a weekly meeting at the office is required.
In-house marketing assistant (1) Develop newsletter, email and other marketing campaigns aimed at eCape's clients
New business development marketing assistant (1) Develop sales materials, emails, etc. aimed at getting new clients.
These positions are not paid for the first month, but there is a small stipend for the second month. We are a successful IT company building profitable websites which also help the community - come help us do it! Please email your resume to Julie Brooks by May 22, 2009.
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Wed, 06 May 2009 21:59:26 -0400WHAT's silver anniversary--25 years on the edge in Wellfleet
Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater announces its Summer Season :: 25 Years on the Edge
Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater is celebrating its silver anniversary in high style – more shows and special events than ever before with programming that stretches all year long.
Plays by Michael Frayn, Christopher Durang, Eugene Ionesco, and David Hare, special performances by Dar Williams, Helen Mirren as Phèdra – in a satellite broadcast direct from London’s National Theater – another world premiere children’s show by Stephen Russell, a comedy review hosted by Dave Kennedy, and a lavish gala dinner party are just a few of the events offered in WHAT’s jam-packed season.
“When WHAT was born twenty-five years ago, it hit the ground running with Rhinocerous by Eugene Ionesco and Mamet’s American Buffalo,” says Jeff Zinn, WHAT Artistic Director. “And we’ve kept true to our mission ever since – providing a theatergoing experience you can’t find anywhere else on the Cape.”
“When WHAT was born twenty-five years ago, it hit the ground running with Rhinocerous by Eugene Ionesco and Mamet’s American Buffalo,”
says Jeff Zinn, WHAT Artistic Director. “And we’ve kept true to our
mission ever since – providing a theatergoing experience you can’t find
anywhere else on the Cape.”
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Wed, 06 May 2009 15:44:37 -0400Centerville Yoga & Wellness to Host Open House Saturday, May 9
Classes and "mini" services offered, food donations accepted for Hyannis charity
The yoga studio. Photo courtesy of Centerville Yoga and Wellness.
Centerville Yoga and Wellness is blooming! Come, find out why and surround yourself with healing, positive energy and support the Salvation Army Food Pantry of Hyannis.
Centerville Yoga and Wellness Center has a “spa-like” feel with a twist! It is an eclectic mix of alternative healing modalities from detoxifying massages to energy healing treatments, yoga, and a mix of local artist creations as well as dance classes. The health and healing industry is going alternative and adding in all different types of techniques to compliment conventional western medicine.
We are hosting an Open House on Saturday, May 9 from 1pm to 5pm. There will be light refreshments generously donated by local businesses within the community. In addition, we will be raffling off items from local businesses within
our community as well as a full service healing session from the
Centerville Yoga and Wellness.
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Sat, 02 May 2009 15:31:42 -0400Harwich Chamber of Commerce seeks memorabilia to help celebrate its 50th anniversary
Photos, memories and memorabilia wanted for chamber tribute
The Harwich Chamber of Commerce is kicking off the start of a year-long celebration of its 50th anniversary at Toast of Harwich on Friday, May 15, 2009. The celebration will continue at the annual meeting on Tuesday, May 26, 2009, and during upcoming festivities into the fall and winter.
We are naturally very proud of our past 50 years and of the many people, businesses and organizations that have built and contributed to this vibrant chamber. We need your assistance to aid us in pulling together fitting tributes to HCC's past. Do you have photos, mementos and memorabilia, documents or personal memories of HCC throughout the decades that we may borrow?
If you have any of the above, and would be willing to lend them to us, please call 508 430-1165, e-mail kathy@harwichcc.com or stop by the Chamber.
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