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BUSINESSBRIEFS
Kendrick's due for
hearing
The licensing authority will
call on Kendrick's to answer
continuing complaints, some
emanating from nearby resi-
dences, regarding noise and
parking around the North
Street, Hyannis venue.
Licensingboard agent Tom
Geiler said questions remain
regarding whether the busi-
ness is complying with its
licensure as a restaurant.
Also on the show-cause list
isthe Fresh Ketch restaurant
on Main Street, Hyannis fol-
lowing a police report that
management allowed its
karoke entertainment to run
past the license limit of 12:30
a.m. on Aug. 26. A hearing
was set for Sept. 18.
Insurance women to
meet
The Cape Cod Chapter of
the Massachusetts Associa-
tion of Insurance Women will
hold its monthly meeting at
the Heritage House Hotel,259
Main St. in Hyannis, Sept. 12
at 5:30 p.m. Dinner is served
at 6 p.m. Marie Olivia dis-
cusses women in leadership
roles. For reservations, call
508-564-5188.
Prime welcomes new
agents
Fourteen new sales agents
recently signed on to work at
PRIME Real Estate Services
in Hyannis. Local residents
include Osterville resident
Nicole Burchell, Jeffrey Sul-
lilvan of Marstons Mills and
Dan Salvatore of Hyannis.
Strategic business
planning
Learnabout small-business
planning strategies Sept. 13
when Ralph Swartz from Ed-
wardJonesinvestmentshosts
a professional broadcast at 2
p.m.atthe office,712MainSt.
inHyannis.Approvedforthree
credit hours of continuing
professional education and
continuing legal education
for attorneys, CPAs and tax
professionals.
Chamber members
hit the links
Members of the Cape Cod
Chamber of Commerce meet
Sept. 12 when golf is on the
agenda. Tee time is at 4
p.m. at the Two Brooks Golf
Course,FourPointsSheraton
Hyannis. Networking begins
at 5:30 p.m. under the tent.
Admission is $5 to $10 for
the reception and $25 all-
inclusive. For reservations,
by Sept. 8, call 508-362-3225,
ext. 513.
United Way
announces funds
available
Sept. 15 is the deadline for
non-profits, municipalities
andschoolstoorder aRequest
for Proposals from Cape and
Islands United Way. It's ex-
pected $430,000 will be avail-
able in Community Impact
Grants for programsdevoted
to nurturing and protecting
children and youth, support-
ing and sustaining families,
and support for aging and
vulnerable populations.
Awardswilllikelyrangefrom
$5,000 to $50,000. Go to www.
uwcapecod.org,sendane-mail
to Alison@uwcapecod.org,
or call 508-775-4746 for more
information.
Mental health clinic
expands operations
South ShoreMentalHealth
willexpand operations onthe
CapeatitsBayviewAssociates
clinic,310Barnstable Road in
Hyannis,wherementalhealth
and substance use treatment
for children,adolescents,fam-
ilies and adults is provided.
TheBayviewclinicinBrewster
will be closing Sept. 15.
Help fight children's
cancer
Cape Cod Blockbuster Video
storesareteamingupwithBurg-
erKingrestaurantsin"AChance
For Kids" program. When you
donate $1through Sept. 5, you
will receive a scratch ticket
guaranteed to win aprize.
Artists' opportunity
Can'tsell/marketyourwork?
Don't fret. The Arts Founda-
tion of Cape Cod is holding a
one-dayconference for artists
and art organizationsto learn
the laws, grant writing, mar-
ketingtoolsandhowtomaster
your fears Nov.4 at Cape Cod
Community College in West
Barnstable. For details, call
508-362-0066 or visit www.
artsfounation.org.
Holiday Inn opens in
Hyannis
Intercontinental Hotels
Groupannouncedtheopening
of anew 196-roomHolidayInn
on Route 132 in Hyannis.
Learn to manage
your time
TheCape Cod Chapter ofthe
International Association of
Administrative Professionals
willpresentatimemanagement
workshop Sept. 6 from 6 to 8
p.m.atBarnstableHighSchool,
744 West Main St. in Hyannis,
whenDona-MarieVagesspeaks.
Anotherworkshopisheld Sept.
30at 7:30a.m.attheHolidayInn
on Route 132 in Hyannis when
Gini Courter discusses Micro-
soft Excel.Forinformation,call
508-428-2824, visit www.iaap-
capecod.org or send an e-mail
to info@iaap-capecod.org.
Rufojoins the
Century 21 team
Patty Rufo hassigned on to
become apart of the Century
21 team at Cobb Real Estate
inCenterville.Shehasbeenin
real estate since 1985.
Businesswomen to
meet
Members of the American
Business Women's Associa-
tionmeet Sept.12for adinner
andnetworkingmeetingwhen
Bradford L. Glass, life coach,
discusses"TheRoad Not Tak-
en" at 5:30 p.m. at the Radis-
son Hotel, 287 Iyannough
Road in Hyannis. Admission
is$20 to$25.Forreservations,
call 508-685-6561.
Regional projects on
the table
The Cape Cod Technology
Council presents a monthly
networkingbreakfast Sept. 8
at 7:30 a.m.at the Barnstable
Tavern, Route 6A in the vil-
lage. Admissionis $25 to $35.
To register, call 508-375-4190.
Regional projects affecting
our innovation industry will
be discussed.
Newsfrom Swirls
SwirlsJewelry of Sandwich
will give away a free pair of
handcrafted Elisa Sullivan
signature earrings with ev-
ery $100 purchase at Cape
Cod area craft shows. The
next show is Sept. 9 at the
Sandwich Art Association-
Fish Hatchery. Sullivan has
designed the Cape Cod Cran-
berryHarvest Bracelet,which
debuts this year at the 30th
annual Cranberry Festival
Sept. 16 and 17in Harwich.
Champagnegala in
Brewster
Mario Rinaldiorchestrates
a champagne tasting Sept. 3
at Chillingsworth, Route 6A
in Brewster, when Bernard
Guillas is the guest chef. Ad-
mission is $135. For details
and reservations, go to www.
Chillingsworth.com.
Talksin Hyannis
Centerville Osterville
Marstons Mills Business
Network International holds
weekly meetings, including a
10-minute talk,Thursdays at
the HyannisGolf Club,Route
132, at 7 a.m.
Help for people over
55 who want to work
The Mature Workers Pro-
gram of Elder Services of
Cape Cod and the Islands,
Inc. has openings in its
Bridge Backto WorkProgram
for income-eligible people 55
and older.Paid work experi-
ence and/or skills training
opportunities are available
in or near your community
to help you obtain employ-
ment. Call Mary or Betty at
508-394-4630 or 888-394-4630
ext. 134 or 138.
Lending a hand
The USDA/Rural Develop-
ment offers help with home
repairs and rehabilitation
projects for single-family
homeowners with very low
household incomes. Call 508-
295-5151, ext. 134.
Website forjob
seekers
The U.S. Department of
LaborhasaWebsite,www.ca-
reeronestop.org, whichserves
as a resource for job seekers
and workforce profession-
als alike. The local office for
employment and training
assistanceisCareer Opportu-
nities at 75Perseverance Way
inHyannis.Call508-771-JOBS
or visit www.ciwib.org.
Loans for people
with disabilities
Massachusetts residents
with disabilities have access
to reduced-interest loans
for assistive technology and
related services through the
Massachusetts Rehabilita-
tion Commission and Easter
Seals Massachusetts. Call
617-204-3851, ext. 3623, or
508-751-6431.
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