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Parting Shots, May 30 2024

May 30, 2024

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Chatham Harvesters Networking Event
--- Despite an impassable puddle, the Chatham Harvester Cooperative’s networking event at its Commerce Park facility last week was well-attended. Guests learned how to sign up for the fish share program and get fresh seafood directly from the fishermen, and then nibbled on delectable appetizers. Learn more at chathamharvesters.com Pictured are Petya Feeney; Doug Feeney, president of the cooperative; Brett Tolley, co-founder and manager of the co-op; Shareen Davis, the co-op’s kitchen and marketing manager; and Angela Bucar, Chatham Chamber executive director.

The Long And Short Of It
--- Two of the guests attending the networking event were photographer Kim Roderiques and John Hallgren of Pleasant Forest Shores Cottages. AMY TAGLIAFERRI PHOTOS

Life Is Indeed Good
…or as the new owner of Life is Good on Chatham’s Main Street said at the ribbon cutting ceremony, “life will be even better if you shop here!” Pictured is the new Life is Good team: owner Robert “Bob” Blancato, owner Carly Blancato, owner Jan Blancato, and staff member Karen Kirsis. View a video of the ribbon cutting on the Chronicle’s Facebook page. AMY TAGLIAFERRI PHOTO

Surf’s Up!
----The Boards in the Stores, a community initiative led by the Orleans Chamber of Commerce, brings the community together with a scavenger hunt and online auction. Local businesses and artists collaborate through surfboards creatively painted and designed by the artist. Pictured is Lilly Fulcher and the Cape Cod Chronicle’s surfboard, on display in an Orleans restaurant. JUSTIN ALEX PHOTO

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