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BUSINESS BRIEFS THEY TOOK THE CAKES - Mary Lyons of Casual Gourmet leads her coworkers in a parade of cakes Monday from the caterer's BellTower Mallshop to its new location on Richard Way in Centerville, the old H&K bakery. H&K-style muffins will be available. The parade included Barbara MacNeil, Amber Kingston-Grice , Marcel Bunyea, Phil Wolfson, Todd Janski, executive chef David Caron, and owner Olive Chase. Sounding off at HannaH's Aresident ofthe condo-community above HannaH's restaurant at 615 Main St.in Hyannishas complained to the licensing board that he can hear music from downstairs. The board will hear from both sides at its next meeting. It's not going to get any quieter at the corner of Sea and Main, as plans for asecond restaurant, Shay's Publick House, are visible through a window. Callthis another early test case in the great experiment of mixed-use zoning. Kendrick's and the complaints Police Sgt. Sean Sweeney told the licensing board Monday that Ken- drick's on North Street in Hyannis received 60 visits from his depart- ment last year, athird of which were responses to reports of assaults.The rest were for reported disturbances, and most occurred around closing time, he said. Although Kendrick's has a com- mon victualler's license, Sweeney said, there is a question regarding how much food is being served. Sweeney said another concern is the presence of customers not yet of drinking age. He suggested the board might want to examine a compromiseunder whichKendrick's would close at 11 p.m. when under- 21s were admitted and at 1 a.m. when admission is limited to those 21 and older. Micciche joins Mash & Co. Marlene Micciche hasjoined Mash &Company in Osterville,where sheis vice president of capital sourcing. A century of service Charles N. Robinson, president and chief Executive Officer of Rog- ers & Gray Insurance Agency, Inc., addresses his staff at their recent employee dinnermeetingcelebrating the agency's 100th anniversary. Buffet breakfast for insurance folk The Cape Cod Insurance Agents Association isholdinga buffet break- fast meeting at the Radisson Hotel, 287 Iyannough Road in Hyannis, April 13 at 7:30 a.m. Matthew Stan- wood discussesreinsurance on Cape Cod. Members and guests $16, non- members $25. Call 508-394-7648 for reservations. Insurance women to meet The Cape Cod Chapter of the Massachusetts Association of In- surance Women holds its monthly meeting at the Hyannis Golf Club Restaurant on Route 132 iApril 11 from 5:15 to 7 p.m. For reservations, call 508-564-5188. RR names marketing VP Dede Kiely has been named vice president of sales and marketing for Cape Cod Central Railroad. The former owner of Great Escapes will handle group and corporate travel markets,private charters and special events for the excursion train com- pany,which returns to the rails April 16 with an Easter Dinner train. Annual job fair in Mashpee The Mashpee Chamber of Com- merce holds a job fair April 27 from 8:30 a.m. to noon at Mashpee High School. To register for a free table, call 508-477-0792. Business women to hold open house The Cape Cod Chapter of the American Business Women's Asso- ciation holds itsAnnualOpen House at the Radisson Hotel, 287 Iyannouth Road inHyannis,when guest speaker Beverly Ryle discusses growing your business. Hors' doeuvres served; Expo viewing begins at 5:30 p.m. Members $20, guests free. Mid-Cape hosts employee appreciation night Mid-CapeHome Centers celebrat- ed its annualEmployee Appreciation Night March25when employeeswere honored for their service. Eight years or more: Peter Balboni, Mark Dolata, Mark Dupont, Marie Hanson, Mike Leger, Patti-Ann Mullen, Stephen Murphy, Ed Nodell, and Phil Riccio. 12years or more: AnitaAmaral, Skip Carleton , Richard Chase, Sheila Eldredge , James Seller and Charlie Walters. Two employees serving 20 years or more are Carol Chase and John Aubin. Steve Drozell has served 30 years or more. Joanne Ambrosini, Scott Dietz, Bruce Bell and BillRuckiwere recipi- ents of the outstanding achievement awards. Gary Haigh won the man- agement Outstanding Achievement Award and Dick Appleton and Kevin Brown won the Lifetime Achieve- ment Awards. Skoegard joins Community Bank The Community Bank has an- nounced that Mardi Skoegard has joind the bank as business resource executive. She will be based in Falmouth. Network with Mashpee Chamber Members of the Mashpee Chamber of Commerce meet April 11 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Quashnet Val- ley Country Club. Hors'doeuvres , raffle prizes. RSVP by April 7 to 508-477-1792. Member to member Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce members meet April 12 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Oakcrest Cove Yacht Club. Admission is $5to $10. Register by calling 508-362-3225 ext. 516. Workshops for women/ minority owners The state office of Minority and Women Business Assistance is hold- ing pre-certification workshops this spring and summer for women and minority business owners (at least 51 percent) to become certified as such to qualify for affirmative purchasing and contracting opportunities. Call 617-722-2090. We Can has help for women "What Every WomanShould Know About Negotiation" is the topic for Beverly Ryle of the Center for Career and Business Development April 8 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank on Route 28 in Hyannis behind the Cape Cod Mall. Call We Can at 508-430-8111 to register; there is a small fee. Free legal clinics for women We Can offers free legal clinics for women at 537 Main St. in Har- wichport April 12 from 9 to 11 a.m. (landlord/tenant relations , real estate) and April 12 from 1 to 3 p.m. (family matters, divorce). Call 508-430-8111 to schedule ahalf-hour appointment. Salons sought for Cut-a- Thon The Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition and Silent Spring Institute are looking for salons in Massachu- setts to participate in the Mother 's Day Statewide Cut-a-Thon being held May 8. Participating salons will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. offering hair cuts for $10 with all proceeds benefitin g the two organizations. To sign up your salon, call 508-775-1194 by April 21. Got cash flow problems? If you do, Coastal Community Capitalmay be able to "lend" a hand. The local non-profit community development lender 's "Seasonal Repayment" structures loan pay- ments so that owners pay interest only during the off-season. To discuss this and other options, call Jeannine Marshall or Marty Harper at 508-790-2921, or go to www. coastalcommunitycapital.org New golf guide on the racks The Cape Cod Chamber of Com- merce in partnership with Northeast Publications Inc. has issued 60,000 copies of its 2006 Annual Golf Guide to Cape Cod, "The Golf Coast." Also availableon-lineat www.capecodgolf- coast.com, it is a 72-page, full-color, glossy magazine providing informa- tion, a map, directory, lodging and dining information, and more. Looking for Formula One kart drivers The 6th Annual Seaside Le Mans race for the Cape Cod communitywill be held Sept. 9from noon to 4:30 p.m. at Mashpee Commons.Companies or individuals interested in becoming sponsors or drivers should contact Beth Patkoske at 508-394-8800, ext. 142 as soon aspossible as the field is limited to 20 teams. For more details, check out www.seasidelemans.org. Help for people over 55 who want to work The Mature Workers Program of Elder Services of Cape Cod and the Islands, Inc. has openings in its Bridge Back to Work Program for income-eligible people 55 and older. Paid work experience and/or skills training opportunities are available in or near your community to help you obtain employment. Call Mary or Betty at 508-394-4630 or 888-394- 4630 ext. 134 or 138. Lending a hand The USDA/Rural Development offers help with home repairs and rehabilitation projects for single- family homeowners with very low household incomes. Call 508-295- 5151, ext. 134. Web site for job seekers The U.S.Department of Labor has a Web site, www.careeronestop.org, which serves as a resource for job seekers and workforce professionals alike.The localoffice for employment and training assistance is Career Opportunities at 75 Perseverance Way in Hyannis. Call 508-771-JOBS or visit www.ciwib.org. Loans for people with disabilities Massachusetts residents with disabilities have access to reduced- interest loans for assistive technol- ogy and related services through the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission and Easter Seals Mas- sachusetts. Call 617-204-3851 , ext. 3623, or 508-751-6431. ¦ NAT ZZI ^KmWmWmWmWaKKf . how you S ^^^^ E Gladstone I Furniture * ^Km^m^m^m^mw& Bon Repose ^^^mUmW^^^ HYANNIS. 106 Basset! Lane • 508-775-7349 • -*aHBk FALMOUTH: Kenyon's Plaza •(720 Rl.28) - 508-540-7110 ^m^" " ORLEANS: Rt.28 • (next toTrueValue) •508-255-8875 HAYES & HAYES ATTORNEYS AT LAW P.C. Harold L. Hayes, Jr. Michael J. Hayes Jane Smyth Sutton Stephen P.Hayes WILLS. TRUST, ESTATE PLANNING & ADMINISTRATION REAL ESTATE. 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