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TURNING OUT INFORCE - With the aid of his four children,Comcast technician Bob Kent of the South Yarmouth office washes a
van at capeAbilities in Hyannis Saturday.More than 115volunteers and their families turned out on the national Comcast Cares
day, including Area Vice President Zakee Rashid and supervisor Vinnie Silva, a Marstons Mills resident.
Big 'Fish'gets bigger
Three attorneysarejoiningNutter
McClennen &Fish LLP in Hyannis
in what managing partner Pat But-
ler calls a major expansion.
New to the firm are Mike Foley,
who will chair the firm's labor,
employment and benefits practice
group and focus on strategic plan-
ning for clients; Nancy McGuire,
who will represent employers in
labor and related proceedings; and
Sarah Turano-Flores, joining the
firm as of counsel to concentrate
on land use, title, and municipal
matters.
Foley, called "instrumental" in
building Cape Cod Healthcare 's
first-in-the-state labor-manage -
ment partnership with 1199 SEIU,
United Healthcare Workers East,
will continue to represent Cape
Cod Healthcare.
From swimwear to scare-
wear
For two decades , Nelly Sheehan,
owner of SuitsYou Swimwearin the
Cape Cod Mall, has transformed
her store into aHalloween costume
shop for September and October.
Sheehanreports that big sellersthis
year among children are Superman ,
pirates and characters from the
Harry Potter and Narnia series.
A star shines in Mashpee
M, Brann & Co., purveyor of art,
home accents , house ware and
more at Mashpee Commons, has
been named one of "50 Retail Stars"
nationwide by Home Accent Today
magazine.
The W1B is lonely
For $500 a month, your business
can sublet two offices of about 130
square feet each at Barnstable
MunicipalAirport.The leaseholder
is the Cape and Islands Workforce
Investment Board. For more infor-
mation, call Courtney at 508-775-
5900 or write to Courtney(qciwib.
org.
Seminar on RE careers is
Oct. 26
Century 21 Regan Realtors pres-
ents a free seminar on "Opportuni-
ties in Real Estate" Oct. 26 from 6
to 7 p.m. at its office in Mashpee
Commons on Steeple Street across
from Talbots. RSVP by Oct. 24 to
508-477-5200.
C.C. Child Development
gets a hand
The Cape Cod Child Development
Agency has been awarded a $5,000
grant from the Kelley Foundation.
The money willhelp pay to renovate
space for the new site at 704 Main
St. in Falmouth.
Entrepreneurial
workshops for free
The South Eastern Economic
Development Corporation holds free
basic business workshops throughout
the region this summer. On the roster
for Oct. 17 is a session on financial
statementsattheBestWestern,188Court
St.inPlymouth.Thenextworkshopison
marketing,held Oct. 19and 26 at SEED
Corporation,80DeanSt.inTaunton.Call
508-822-1020 to register.
Sheehan named President
and CEO
Cape Medical Supply, Inc. has
named Gary Sheehan President
and CEO of the home health care
and respiratory care provider
based in Sandwich. The company
was founded by his parents, Mark
and Nancy Sheehan, in 1977.
Food safety training
available
The Servsafe training program
in applied food safety for the food
service industry will be offered Nov.
8, 9, 15, and 16 at the Gus Canty
Community Center, 790 Main St.
in Falmouth. Sponsored by the
Cape Cod Cooperative Extension,
the course has been developed by
the Educational Foundation of the
National Foundation ofthe National
Restaurant Association to trainand
certify personnel inthe safe handling
and service of food.
Game dinner in Brewster
ChillingsworthRestaurant,Route
6A in Brewster, hosts its Annual
GameDinner Oct.21whenthe wines
of Clos du Valwillbe featured. Goto
www.Chilhngsworth.com/
Goldstein selected as
judge
Jeffrey Goldstein, president and
owner of The House Company, was
selected as a judge at the recent
Eastern Massachusetts chapter of
the National Association of Remod-
eling Industries annual Contractor
of the Year Awards.
Workshop series for
business
The 2006-2007 EntreCenter Work-
shop Series for Business, sponsored
by Coastal Community Capital, The
CapeCodChamberofCommerceand
TDBanknorth,presentsafullroster of
workshopsthisfallandwinter.Among
the offeringsare "TaxStrategiesthat
ImpactYourTaxReturns"on Oct. 19
and "Legal Matters in Forming/Pro-
tecting Your Business" on Oct. 26.
All are held at the Hyannis Holiday
Inn at 7:30a.m.Admissionis$35and
includes breakfast. To register call
508-362-5709, ext. 2, or visit www.
EntreCenter.org.
Provincetown wins award
The Massachusetts Foundation
for the Humanities has awarded a
$5,000 matching grant to the Town
of Provincetown for the produc-
tion of a short film that interprets
the schooner Rose Dorothea, now
housed in the Provincetown Public
Library.
Seminar on. agency
relationships
The Cape Cod Insurance Agents
Association holds a seminar/class
Oct.17at the HolidayInn,Route 132
inHyannis,at 8:30a.m.whenVirginia
Bates speaks on commercial lines
errors, omissions claims and more.
Class approved for six continuing
ed credits and E&O credits. RSVP
508-888-2766.
Build your business
Learn how to build working rela-
tionships, get new marketingideas,
make new contacts and more Oct.
18 when the Cape Cod Hospital-
ity Marketing Monthly Meeting is
held at Heritage House Hotel, 259 I
Main St. in Hyannis beginning at
5:30 p.m. Panelists for the program
include Rick Angelini, Rene Poyant
and Cynthia Cole. Hors d'oeuvres,
cash bar, dessert, raffle and more.
Admission is $15 to $20. RSVP by
Oct. 13: 508-775-7778 ext. 12.
Time to think of giving
Cape Cod Mallinviteslocal chari-
ties to sign up to participate in the
annual Simon Evening of Giving, a
private shoppingand entertainment
event at the mall to raise fund for
local charities, being held Nov. 19.
Call 508-771-0201.
Artists' opportunity
Can't sell/marketyour work? Don't
fret. The Arts Foundation of Cape
Cod isholding aone-day conference
for artists and art organizations
to learn the laws, grant writing,
marketing tools and how to master
your fears Nov.4 at Cape Cod Com-
munity College in West Barnstable.
Call 508-362-0066 or visit www.arts-
founation.org.
Talksin Hyannis
Centerville Osterville Marstons
Mills Business Network Interna-
tionalholdsweeklymeetings,includ-
ing a 10-minute talk, Thursdays at
the Hyannis Golf Club, Route 132,
at 7 a.m.
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-eligiblepeople 55and 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
Website,www.careeronestop.org,which
serves asaresource for job seekers and
workforce professionalsalike.Thelocal
office for employment and training as-
sistance is Career Opportunities at 75
PerseveranceWayin Hyannis.Call508-
771-JOBS or visit www.ciwib.org.
Loans for people with
disabilities
Massachusetts residents with dis-
abilitieshaveaccesstoreduced-inter-
estloansfor assistivetechnologyand
related services through the Massa-
chusetts Rehabilitation Commission
and Easter Seals Massachusetts.
Call 617-204-3851, ext. 3623, or 508-
751-6431.
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