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ing memo that the police log
records show that the shots
were fired from Kendrick's
parking lot."
Barnstable Police Sgt.John
Francis Murphy, Jr., testified
that, on enteringthe club, he
smelled gunpowder and saw
smoke above the dance floor.
Also, he saw two holes in the
ceilingthat appeared to have
been caused by gunshots. His
search for shell casings was
unsuccessful.
Case not proved, according
to the commission, which
commented that "there is
no lawful basis to hold the
licensee responsible for any
illegal conduct outside the
licensed premises including
the parking lot."
Finally, the ABCC said it
"was not presented with any
information that there was
any entertainment after 12:30
a.m." Bottom line for all
charges? "...the Commission
is not persuaded that there
are violations..."
The town had 30 days from
receipt of the decision to
appeal it in Superior Court.
While the board discussed
Kendrick's at its meeting
Monday, no action was taken
except to grant the business
another continuance of a
show-cause hearing related
to aJuly 14incident,this time
until Dec. 4.
"The ABCC had no author-
ity to overturn this ruling,"
said Tom Geiler,the licensing
board's agent. "They do have
the right to remand. Usually
when there's a decision they
question,they send it back to
the local authority for a new
hearing."
Asked whether the decision
wastantamount to areversal,
an ABCC spokeswoman said
yesterday she would review
the case and call back. A
response was not received
before press time.
In addition to its Dec. 4
date withthelicensingboard,
Geiler said Kendrick's will
be before the ABCC itself
later this year to respond to
a complaint brought by an
agency investigator who said
the business served a minor.
"I don't think the licensing
board is overly concerned
about this one ABCC deci-
sion," he said.
Kendrick's battered...
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
SHE GOT THE SEAL - June Bertucci , spokesperson for Small Office
Computer Support of Cape Cod in West Hyannisport, announced that
the company's new Web site has received the Better Business Bureau's
Seal of Aooroval.
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
SIGNING ON AT SEAPORT -
Eric Barsness hasjoinedthe
www.MargoSells.com team
at Seaport Village Realty in
Hyannis. The Centerville
resident has his own
remodeling business and
speaks fluent Portuguese.
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CONTRIBUED PHOTO
ONE HUNDRED PERCENTERS- Mark Hambly (right), service manager
at Shepley Wood Products in Hyannis, receives an Outstanding
Performance award from the Andersen Corporation. The service
department scored 100 percent in an Andersen survey of customer
satisfaction,and also completedthe mostservice jobs inthe northeast,
with the fastest average completion time.
Open house at bank
resource center
Business people are
invited to an open house at
the Community Bank Busi-
ness Resource Center at
the Village Marketplace on
Stevens Street in Hyannis
Thursday from 4 to 7 p.m.
and Friday from 10 a.m. to 1
p.m. The center has a cou-
rier service to move deposit;
and documents between
customers and the office.
For more information, call
Companies to hold
food drive
PIXY 103 and Mid Cape
Home Centers are par-
ticipating in a food drive on
Tuesday, Nov. 7 and Wednes
day Nov. 8 from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m. at Mid Cape Home
Center, Route 134, South
Dennis. Listeners willbe
encouraged to stop by with
non-perishable food items
and monetary donations, all
to benefit the Family Pantry
of Cape Cod in Harwich.
Get inn-side
Inns and bed and breakfas'
establishments are invited to
attend the Fall 2006 InnSide
Track, set for Wednesday,
Nov.8, at Ocean Edge Resort
and Conference Center in
Brewster.Presented by the
Cape Cod Chamber of Com-
merce B&B Committee, the
event willrun from 1to 5
p.m. Keynote speaker will
be Marty Mayne of Maynely
Marketing, which special-
izes in tourism and B&Bs.
There will also be experts on
Web marketing, legalissues
and more. Networking with
hors d'oeuvres and a cash
bar willbe held from 5 to 7
p.m. in the Mansion at Ocean
Edge. Space is limited. Cost
for chamber members is $15
for one or $25 for two people
from the same property; non-
members pay $25 for one, $35
for two from the same prop-
erty. Reserve by calling Jane
at 508-362-3225, ext. 513.
Workshopoffered
for women and
minorities
The state office of Minor-
ity and Women Business As-
sistance will hold a free cer-
tification workshop from 10
a.m. to 1p.m. on Thursday,
Nov. 9 at Barnstable Airport.
Participants willlearn about
requirements for state certi-
fication of minority, women
and disadvantaged busi-
ness enterprises. Registra-
tion is required by Nov. 8 at
noon; call Arthur Lewin at
413-587-6213 or go to www.
somwba.state.ma.us.
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 Founda-
tion of the National Founda-
tion of the National Res-
taurant Association to train
and certify personnel in the
safe handling and service of
food.
Time to think of
giving
Cape Cod Mall invites
local charities to sign up to
participate in the annual
Simon Evening of Giving,
a private shopping and
entertainment event at the
mallto raise fund for local
charities, being held Nov. 19.
Call508-771-0201.
Artists' opportunity
Can't sell/market your
work? Don't fret. The Arts
Foundation of Cape Cod
is holding a one-day con-
ference for artists and art
organizations to learn the
laws, grant writing, market-
ing tools and how to master
your fears Nov. 4 at Cape
Cod Community College in
West Barnstable. Speakers
include participants in the
Berkshire Creative Economy
Project. Call 508-362-0066 or
visit www.artsfounation.org.
Talksin Hyannis
Centerville Osterville
Marstons Mills Business
Network International holds
weekly meetings, including
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 Is-
lands, 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 ob-
tain employment. 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 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 pro-
fessionals alike. The local
office for employment and
training assistance is Career
Opportunities at 75 Perse-
verance 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 technology and
related services through the
Massachusetts Rehabilita-
tion Commission and Easter
Seals Massachusetts. Call
617-204-3851, ext. 3623, or
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