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Parting Shots, Sept. 12 2024

September 12, 2024

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Raised Money For The ARL
--- Monomoy Regional Middle School sixth graders Maeve Casey and Rebecca De La Vega donated money they raised this summer selling snacks and drinks on the Cape Cod Rail Trail to the Animal Rescue League. For their philanthropy, they received these nifty shirts. MELISSA DE LA VEGA PHOTO

Thank you, Cloudera Team
---- Seven leaders from Cloudera spent a very hot Wednesday afternoon combing Crosby Beach in Brewster and its parking lot for litter. The good thing is that not much litter was found on the beach; however, the parking lot had plenty! Recyclables were separated from the trash and only one nip was found. By picking up the litter in the parking lot, a lot of plastic was kept from ending up on the beach or in the water, causing serious harm to marine life, birds and mammals. COURTESY PHOTO

Help Me, Hank!
---- Author Hank Phillippi Ryan hosted last week's book event at the Chatham Orpheum Theater (see story in this edition) but also met with fans and signed copies of her latest book, "The House Guest." Shown here with Ryan are, from left, Where the Sidewalk Ends Bookstore owner Joanne Doggert, Peggy Davis, Ryan, Amy Tagliaferri and Anne Dickson. TIM WOOD PHOTO

First Friday Of Many
--- Luther Bates, principal and CFO of EVKON, presented “Powering the Future: EV Charging Stations” at the Cape Cod Technology Council’s “First Friday” breakfast session on Sept. 6. The Tech Council’s educational and networking event at Cape Cod Community College’s Lorusso Technology Building began with a shout-out to The Cape Cod Chronicle for recent coverage of the topic. Pictured from left are Cape Cod Technology Council Executive Director Steve Smith, Bates, and photographer Chris Kazarian. DAWN DINNAN PHOTO

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