Riverdale Rockets Softball Sign-ups

Has your softball player signed up yet for the 2016 season?image Rockets Sign- ups are online now on the NEW website!
http://leagues.bluesombrero.com/Default.aspx?tabid=996980
Softball Teams are divided as follows:
Softyball — 1st & 2nd Grade
C Team — 3rd & 4th Grade
B Team — 5th & 6th Grade
A Team — 7th & 8th Grade
Cost per player is $75 for A, B & C team. Cost for Softyball is $50. Family Cap is $130. Please pay via check & mail your payment to: Riverdale Rockets PO Box 195 Gloucester, MA 01930
Please be sure that you live in the ROCKETS TERRITORY as stated in the leagues breakdown of city locations. The league is divided by territories within the city and you must adhere to this list. If you have any questions you can email Darryl Brown (darryl.brown.67@live.com)
ROCKETS TERRITORY is defined as starting at the rotary north side to the Annisquam River to Rockport line – Poplar Street to the intersection of Maplewood Ave. Washington Street to Rockport Line and all roads back to Cherry Street, down to Poplar Street and up to 128 extension as stated in the leagues breakdown of city locations.

Second Annual North Shore Volunteer Fair

SeniorCare Inc.’s RSVP will host the North Shore Volunteer Fair on Thursday, April 14, 2016, from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm at Cruiseport, located at 6 Rowe Square, in downtown Gloucester, MA.

Volunteers Patty Colbert and Bea Robbins helped at SeniorCare's Valentine's Day Breakfast for Meals on Wheels.
Volunteers Patty Colbert and Bea Robbins helped at SeniorCare’s Valentine’s Day Breakfast for Meals on Wheels.

Experience the benefits of volunteering. Are you thinking about it, but don’t know where to begin, or who to see? Do you want to get started working with the many non-profit organizations in our community? Do you have interests, talents, a little time, and the willingness to share with others? Volunteers of all age groups are needed.

The volunteer experience can enrich our lives. You will meet new friends and find new opportunities and horizons. Sometimes we need a purpose and a reason to fulfill our lives while making things a little better and sharing with others.

So Come to the Fair!  You will meet representatives of over 30 non-profit organizations from Cape Ann and the North Shore.  All will be on hand to assist you and answer your questions. There will be plenty of time to browse and perhaps make a decision as to what area you would like to pursue.

Light refreshments will be served.

The Volunteer Fair will also be a collection point for our local food pantries. Please consider bringing a non-perishable food donation.

The Volunteer Fair is made possible by a grant from the Massachusetts Service Alliance. For more information, please call SeniorCare’s RSVP at 978-281-1750, extension 572, or email rsvp@seniorcareinc.org.

For a full list of participating non-profit organizations, go to www.seniorcareinc.org.

Volunteer Fair 2016

Gloucester Biotechnology Academy Enrollment Underway

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New Biotech career training academy opens in Gloucester – recent high school grads welcome to apply now!

  • Preparation for entry-level lab tech jobs
  • Nine-month training on modern biotech methods
  • No tuition or fees – course is completely underwritten
  • Paid internship after completing 2 semesters
  • Career skills and mentoring

For your application package:  biotech.academy@gmgi.org

For more information:  Gloucester Biotechnology Academy

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Forum to discuss the future of Cub Scouting in Rockport

Rockport Cub Scouts Pack 55 has called for an open forum to discuss the current state and uncertain future of Cub Scouting in Rockport. Leadership will deliver an address on the current state of the pack focusing on our strengths, weaknesses, opportunities & threats (SWOT). We will then open the forum to the floor to discuss solutions that are necessary to operate a successful Cub Scouting Pack.
The public are encouraged to attend. Having a son in Cub Scouts is not required. For more information, e-mail pack55rockport@gmail.com

Where: Scout Hall, 47 Mount Pleasant Street, Rockport
When: Thursday, March 31, 6:30-7:30pm.

-Best Regards:
Paul F Franklin
Cubmaster – Pack 55
Rockport, MA

Sawyer Free Library Week of March 20

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March is Women’s History Month!

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New at Sawyer Free Library:

We have purchased extra copies of bestselling books that you  can borrow and return within a week, so if you love bestsellers but hate to wait for them, and can read fast, come in and see what we have!express flyer

This week’s Cape Ann Reads event:Seagull-Logo-72Altered Books Workshop for Teens and Adults

Wednesday March 23 at 6:30 PM: We’ll use worn books as our canvas for three dimensional art projects. You may bring your own worn-out book, or use one of older discards for the canvas.

Please register at scollins@mvlc.org with Sara Collins, or 978-526-2011, space is limited for this Art Workshop at the Manchester Public Library, 15 Union St.

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