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LUCINDA HARISON PHOTO
PRIDE OF PEACOCKS - The Osterville Business & Professional Association
honored the Peacock family with a plaque and flowers for their 35 years of
operating a family-run house-painting business in Osterville. Left to right: Scott,
Jim and Claire Peacock; OBPA chairman Gail Nightingale; OBPA secretary Tami
Walsh; and John Peacock.
WHALE SPOTTED ON OLD KING'S HIGHWAY - "Rockwhale Kent," a tribute
to Rockwell Kent's ceiling painting at Cape Cinema in Dennis, is on display at
Cape Cod Cooperative Bank's Yarmouth Port branch office, it will be auctioned
to benefit the Cape Cod Times Needy Fund. Left to right: Bank president Joel
Crowell, Needy Fund executive director Betsey Sethares, artist Shawn Nelson
Dahlstrom, Yarmouth Port branch manager Susan Provencher, and Needy Fund
intake assistant Martha Field.
ROB SENNOTT PHOTO
FEELING AT HOME - Rick Penn, co-owner of
Puritan Cape Cod, and his wife Julie announces
the Hyannis store's new Gift and Home area.
Julie Penn is creator of and buyer for the
department.
Battle of the chowder
chefs
Molly'sRestaurant inYarmouth
puts last year's trophy on the line
June 25 in the 26th annual WCOD
Chowder Festival at the Cape
Cod Melody Tent in Hyannis. The
competition, held from 11 a.m. to
3 p.m., features 13contenders , in-
cludingthe retired champ,Captain
Parker's of Yarmouth. Four Seas
Ice Cream will be serving, and
there'splenty of music.Admission
is $10in advance (at the box office
or through Ticketmaster) and $15
onthe 25th.It's$4for childrenunder
10 and free for those who haven't
had their second birthday.
New chef at Siena
Pierce Capell has joined Siena
Italian Restaurant in Mashpee
Commons, where he will be the
executive chef.
Self-service dog wash in
Hyannis
The Grateful Dog, located at
58 Corporation Road in Hyannis,
has just opened. Services include
temperature-controlled water,
waist-hightubs,ramps, shampoo,
towels, nail trimmers and more.
Susan Ellis of Centerville is one
of the owners.
Sell-outs at the Melody
Tent
Garrison Keillor and The Steve
MillerBand (no,they're not sharing
a bill) are big hits before singing a
single note,having already sold out
their respective shows at the Cape
Cod Melody Tent in Hyannis.
Suffolk U. sets info
evening
Learn about Suffolk University's
Cape Cod degreeprogramsJune 23
at 5p.m. in Room 105of the South
building at Cape Cod Community
College. RSVP to 508-375-4083 or
capecodta suffolk.edu.
Atsalis to address BNI
Maureen Atsalis of MP Cleaning
addresses the June 22 meeting of
Centerville, Osterville, Marstons
Mills Business Network Interna-
tional at 7 a.m. at the Hyannis
Golf Club on Route 132. All are
welcome.
McPherson named
president
Sharon McPherson has been
elected president of the Cape
Cod Chapter of the International
Association of Administrative
Professionals. Joining her are co-
vice president s Elaine Grace and
Lea Peterson , treasurer Nancy
Molinari , and secretary Mary
DiBuono.
Cape Cod Aquatics
makes a splash
Jim and Michelle Treese of Cape
Cod Aquatics in Harwich Center
are featured in the May issue of
Aqua , the business magazine for
spa and pool professionals, with
special attention to how they've
grown sales and expanded busi-
ness over the last four years.
Sprucing up with Cape
Cod Cooperative
Independence House in Hyannis
was the beneficiary of Cape Cod
Cooperative Bank's participation
inthe sixth annualUnitedWayDay
of Caring on June 6. Employees
helped paint the interior of one of
the agency 's buildings.
Weichert realtors go
South
Dunhill Group was represented
by Broker/Owner Charles Crovo
and Manager Ted Komenda at
the second national convention
of Weichert Real Estate Affiliates ,
Inc. held in May at the Gaylord
Opryland Resort in Nashville.
Other members of the staff also
attended.
CC Technology Council
news
There 's an after hours social
June 21 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at
the Barnstable Restaurant Tav-
ern, Route 6A in Barnstable. An
Open Cape Summit at Cape Cod
Community College , Route 128 in
West Barnstable, is held June 22
at 8 a.m. to learn about regional
collaboration.
Free Pops by the Sea
tickets
The Arts Foundation of Cape
Cod hasannounced that more than
1,000 free TD Banknorth Pops by
the Sea tickets will be made avail-
able to 250 local families through
a donation by the Cape Dairy
Company. Free family lawn seat-
ing will be provided to recipients
for the 21st annual Pops by the
Sea concert on Sunday, Aug. 6, in
Hyannis.
Business coach to lead
meeting
Members of the National Asso-
ciation of the RemodelingIndustry
meet June 21 at 5:30 p.m.at Mezza
Luna Restaurant in Buzzards
Bay when business coach Nancy
Hardaway discusses how to find ,
choose and maximize a business
coach. For reservations, call 508-
839-9884.
Hop the train for
business contacts
Join the Cape Cod Chamber June
21 when members jump aboard a
Cape Cod Central Railroad train
to network the Cape. Meet at 5:30
p.m. at the train station in Hyannis
for drinks, then hit the rails at 6:30
p.m. to view the sunset. Members
$5, non-members, $10. RSVP by
June 16 to 508-362-3225 ext. 537.
Farmers return to
Hyannis
All the vendors from last year 's
Mid-Cape Farmer 's Market are
back at 540 Main St. in Hyannis
plus seven new ones, including
Pain D'Avignon. There are cooking
demonstrations by students and
faculty of the Zammer Hospitality
Institute of Cape Cod Community
College. Drop by every Wednesday
from 8 a.m. to 1p.m. (perhaps on
your lunch hour?).
Making a BID for police
coverage
The Hyannis Main Street Busi-
ness Improvement District will
hold a party June 22 at 5 p.m. at
Grille 16 to raise funds to pay for
two police officers walking a Main
Street beat during the summer
(daily eight-hour shiftswould vary
through the week). Lou Colombo's
jazz band will play. For tickets
($20) and more information , call
508-775-7982 ,
Discount tickets to the
islands
Shoppers who wish to cruise
the islands may purchase reduced
rate ferry tickets at the Cape Cod
Mall on Route 132 in Hyannis. For
details, call 508-771-0200 ,
Orleans Inn celebrates
10 years
The Orleans Inn on the cove in
Orleans will be hosting an open
house June 30 from 3 to 5 p.m.
when there will be refreshments
and tours of the antique estab-
lishment.
Guide to Cape Cod
available
The Official 2006 Guide to Cape
Cod is available at AAA offices ,
trade shows and by request. Call
508-362-3225 or visit www.Cape-
CodChamber.org to order a copy.
Golf guide on the racks
The Cape Cod Chamber of Com-
merce in partnership with North-
east Publications Inc. has issued
60,000 copies of its 2006 Annual
Golf Guide to Cape Cod , "The
Golf Coast."Also available on-line
at www.capecodgolfcoast.com ,
it is a 72-page , full-color, glossy
magazine providing information , a
map, directory, lodging and dining
information, and more.
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Cape concept.
Coffe e and registration takes place
at 7:45 a.m., with the program running
8:15 a.m. to 3 p.m. Invited to attend is
a select group of local, regional, state
and federal leaders , non-governmental
agency representatives , and vendors of
products/devices required to make this
happen. Interested members of the public
are invited as well.
Much more information about the con-
cept is posted on the OpenCape Web site,
www.opencape.com.
The event isfree and refreshments willbe
served. Sothat appropriate arrangements
can be made for all attending, individu-
als are asked to register by going to the
OpenCape Web site, or by e-mailing con-
tact information to info<« capetech.com.
Individuals without access to the Internet
may register by calling 508-771-6308 , and
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