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VETERANS DAY 2006 DAVID STILL I IPHOTOS TAPS -- The playing of Taps marked the end of Saturday's Veterans Day ceremonies on the Barnstable Town Green. ALLAGESSAYTHANKS-TwoGirlScouts hold their flags high inthe Veterans Day procession on the Hyannis green. PAUL GAUVIN PHOTO ON FALLEN LEAVES - Veterans are led in a private moment of memory for fallen comrades at the Dennis Thomas Post, VFW, by Cmdr.Joe Gentile following the Veterans Day parade in Hyannis Saturday. IN UNIFORM D-Day veteran Al Nault of Centerville is among those in the annual procession. HAC gala to honor collegepresident Dr.KathySchatzberg,presi- dent of Cape Cod Community College,willbesalutedtonight at- 7 at Housing Assistance Corporation's "Thanks-gath- ering Gala" at Willowbend Country Club in Mashpee. Schatzberg is being recog- nized for hermanycommunity contributions and especially her commitment to address- ing the housing needs of students. Tickets, whichinclude din- ner, dancing, and an auction, are$125.CaUDeannaBussiere at 508-778-7507,extension210, for more information. We are all about building relationships www.newenglandsavings.com If you are interested in elevating the newest community bank on Cape Cod, please give us a call, we'd love to get to know you. New England Savings Bank is offering a minimumof 2,100,000 shares and a maximum of 2,400,000 shares at $5.00 per share. Request a prospectus by calling us a 508-771-6600 and ask for Bob Alhouse or Frank Perfetuo. This is neither an offer to sell nor a solicitationof an offer to buy shares. The shares areoffered only by means of the offering circular. Please contact us for your copy. I The finishing touch The new face of Sturgis Charter Public School By Kathleen Szmit kszmit@barnstablepatriot.com TRANSFORMATIONS - Eric Heiser, executivedirectorof SturgisCharterPublic School, celebrates the grand-reopening of the school, which bears a new fagade and sign following interior and exterior renovations. KATHLEEN SZMIT PHOTOS SIGN OF THE TIMES - It's official. Sturgis Charter Public School's new sign hangs proudly on the renovated facade of the school building on Main Street in Hyannis. It used to be that folks strollingalongMain Street in Hyannisin search of Sturgis CharterPublic Schoolwould walk onby,not realizingthat the grimtwo-story structure acrossfrom Artifacts was,in fact, the school. While the interior of the building cheerily evoked all thingsacademic and artistic, the exterior still bore traces of the former furniture store that the building originally housed. Not anymore. For the first time since its inception in 1998, Sturgis Charter Public School finally bears the outward appear- ance of a school, much to the pleasure of Executive Di- rector Eric Heiser. "We have transformed the exteriorjust as we transform your lives inside,"Heiser told students, faculty and state and local dignitaries at the school's official grand-reopening on Oct. 27. Olive Chase, president of the board of trustees, was an instrumental force behind the renovations. "I don't want you to ever say that you go to school in an abandoned furniture store again," said Chase, noting that it is what takes place within the building that is important. "We want more of our students passing more tests. We want more Ivy League diplomas. We want more of our students to soar." ^ r^, ^ _ Bayview Real Estate present s Historic Northside Antique Homes Tour Sunday, Nov. 1% 2006 1 -4 PM Food & Refreshments served at every home starting at 4099 Main Street, Cummaquid and ending at 2670 Main Street, Barnstable with Reception 4-5 PM, Raffle Drawing & Historic Trivia Quiz 9 4% 4099 Main Sired. VWHIflHH 20 MiU ' "'"'' "est L Cummaquid $479,000 m m W B ^t^ ^ Barnstable $719,000 ^^U Captain John Easterbn I k b ? ' f l ^P ''""' "'<'""'<' '""' H eck only!!! ^d 1 790 i Farmhouse - Oneacre baching I ^ ^ ^ k f ¦ ; >ms House s,(s on ¦ up to 15 acres of conservation ¦ '|acres shaded by tail majestic maples ¦ to Bone Hill Landing & trek through the I V En|oy professional landscaping & perennial I Audubon trails Enjoy Thanksgiving and I ¦ „,-.. m ,:! rui and pond to 'e? of Wf i^ Grandmas apple ; e J : 6Ato Willow to MillLane f f l 52«0 Mam Street, ^ l t F ^ f l B B U2 A/' " ' " S 'n'CU WeSt Barnstable IWage $950,000 B | LB 2 I Barnstable $650,000 _ , " ^H ¦ WM-an Fish House Circa 1835 half Price Reduced, one week only!:! w t^t m^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ m A ». i _ - . ¦. . ¦ cape ongmally owned by farmers. Caplam Hemeon Foster Hezekial Doane H ^ ^ ^ H i ^ H u _ . , ,, „ H completely restored with beehiveoven. House - Residential4 Commercial sited * j ^ i^ i^ i d l n^n^B . , „ _ , ... ¦ beams cathedral ceilings & great room on 219 acres.Greek revival Homeon E ^l I . . . , , _, u . Q S f K l ^H Iwith wide pine floors Lovely gardens Histonc Registry Great income potentia M i l l ' a ¦ » » %^ ^B ¦ i Iserene setting helprestore this magnificent home " ^^»^Bt;^^^^^^^^ w ¦ ¦ 2495 Main Street, West I 2670 Main Street, Barnstable $58 7,000 I -J^ ^ « jm Barnstable $1,295,000 Price Reduced. » eek onl) ''' H | | | ^ ^m^ ^ ¦ >'"' ' K " l""-'i »»' - erk ,mh 111 Turner Hinckley House tastefully HThomas Hmckley Homestead-1.9 restored by well-known artist/sculptor I acre pondfront property has beautiful & son A true beauty showing care & I sunsets views over Hinckley Pond & attentionto detail Bam workshop and H I SandyNeck Featureswide pine floors, garage Hguest cottage pnvate patio and rollinglawn ¦ ^ ^ ^ ^ ¦ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ¦ ^¦ ^¦ ^ ^ leadingto a pnvatedock on Hinckley Pond. Donations accepted for Hospice & Palliative Care of Cape Cod 3220 Route (>.\ . Barnstable MA www.bayviewcapecod.com • 508-362-8543 ^^^^m^^&m^^mmgmmim^ BARNSTABLEHIGH SCHOOL Students of the Month '. :•;:. mm* ^^r^ '^^^^^ /- m ¦ ¦v ^i^i^Ht I - ¦ ¦ *j&w ¦ ¦ ¦ ^ ¦ ^ ¦ ^ ¦ ^ ¦ ^ ¦ ^ ¦ ¦H^ IflV 1: - I ^B B^^^^Hr iH 'j '?^^^^B (left to right) SalesConsultantSteve Haynes presentsthe November Studentsofthe MonthAward to CharlotteStone, one of two recipients. Looking on is BHSActingPrincipal Dr. John Mika, who acceptedthe award for Branden Smith, who was unable to attend. Charlotte Stone, Class of '07 Branden Smith, Class of '07 Charlotte is described by her teachers as Branden is described by his teachers as "someone you want on your team. She's "a mature, empathetic gentleman, and an insightful thinker, intelligent, kind, the ultimate team player." Branden is flexible, with a great sense of humor." portraying the Pirate King in this month's A dedicated swimmer, Charlotte brings production of The Pirates of Penzance. as much spirit to her sport as she does to In addition, he is a cross country runner her studies. and a member of the Broadcasting Club. Sponsored by WPZk f° /^ T1! r^IV I Studentsofthe Month is aprogramto spotlight achievement rJM ; 3# \ I J \ I N f in the classroom, the schooland the community.Students m u § are nominated by teachersanddepartment headsand then OT ny a l l l l l oselected by Principal Patricia Graves. ¦ Full-time, part-time and a^ ^ ^E i temporary staffing ^^^n^^HB ¦ Workplace regulations ?"*SE* ^^B ^**?y JP^H ¦ Staff training JW ^H^L ¦ Organizational plannin g jf^^LBnV aiSag ^I r a f S MR Regulations begin to impact a small business M ^m \ after you hire your second emp loyee. Don't be cftu W ^ k 1 without the proper input from an HR professionatjjar^ ¦ ! 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