Sandwich Chamber holds annual awards luncheon
Mark Snyder Sagamore Inn & Restaurant. The event, sponsored by
Cape Cod 5 Savings Bank, was held in a socially-distanced mask-wearing space outside in a tent.
Outgoing Chair of the Board of Directors, Heidi Trottier, did the opening speech and played host at the microphone. Executive Director
Denise Dever gave an update on the past year, which was marred by a pandemic. Awards were presented to:
Marc Petralia of Tomatoes Italian Grille and Bar for all of his family s efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic. This included feeding first responders and government officials in town, and delivering 200 meals to the overnight health care crews at Cape Cod Hospital and Falmouth Hospital.
Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, an honorary women’s organization for educators, conducted a Zoom meeting online for its regularly scheduled December meeting. Sixteen members, along with State President Virginia Howard from Cheyenne and Northwest Vice President Susan Rae Long, also from Cheyenne, joined in the online meeting conducted by chapter president Marguerite Russold. Additional guests included Karen Santos, Regional
Membership Chairman from Washington; Karen Kelley, State Treasurer, from Cheyenne; and Tori Lesher, state Altruistic Chairman, from Cheyenne.
For introductions, Russold asked each member to share a clue to their favorite Christmas song, and members guessed the song based on the clue. Chaplain Barb Twomey read the thought for the day. Twomey shared parts of letters written by teachers from around the world concerning their thoughts about teaching during 2020 and the pandemic. Secretary Dena Lyon read the minutes from the last business meeting in November.
ROCK SPRINGS â Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, an honorary womenâs organization for educators, conducted a Zoom meeting for its December event.
Sixteen members, State President Virginia Howard from Cheyenne and Northwest Vice President Susan Rae Long from Cheyenne joined in the online meeting conducted by chapter president Marguerite Russold. Additional guests included Karen Santos, regional membership chairwoman from Washington; Karen Kelley, state treasurer from Cheyenne; and Tori Lesher, state altruistic chairwoman from Cheyenne.
For introductions, Russold asked members to each share a clue to their favorite Christmas song, which the women then tried to guess. Chaplain Barb Twomey read the thought for the day and shared letters about teaching during 2020 and the pandemic from around the world. Secretary Dena Lyon read the minutes from the business meeting in November.