Since the Governor’s announcement that “business is back to normal,” the Danversport Event Center has relaxed their COVID requirements and reopened to full capacity. What that means for us is that those incoming Presidents can invite their family, friends and fellow Rotarians to come and celebrate the upcoming Rotary year. Consider skipping your Club meeting that week and instead join us for the installation on June 24. We also want to thank those Presidents who have guided our Clubs through the pandemic this past year. Since the International Convention next year is in Houston Texas our theme will be country, so feel free to come in your jeans, cowboy boots, bolo ties and/or cowboy hats. The cost is $50.00 per person and can be paid during your on-line registration. Please don’t wait until the last minute as walk-ins will not be allowed. We need to give the facility firm numbers several days before.The direct link to registration is: http://rotary7930.org/event/district-installation/
The Rotary Foundation’s year-end is 30 June. Click below for important year-end deadlines and information on ways to give. Make sure to share these resources with your club and encourage them to use the addresses shown on the Year-end deadlines document to prevent delays in giving. 
On June 29th from 7-8:30 PM the District 7930 Diversity Equity and Inclusion Committee will be hosting our final event for the 20-21 Rotary year, a panel discussion about how your Club and/or District can start or enhance DEI initiatives. The panel will introduce themselves and answer some questions and then we will open up the discussion to all attendees.
Our 2019-2020 DISTRICT CONFERENCE CRUISE is finally here!
The Greater Salem NH Rotary Club has been doing "Hybrid" meetings since August 7th. Crazy to think that was 10 months ago. Certainly there was a lot of guidance and guidelines to adhere to, as well as some trial and error. Rather than backtrack and talk about what was, I feel it more pertinent to offer considerations for groups now as they are working their way back.
On Sunday, the anniversary of D-Day, the Arlington Rotary Club held their Annual Flags for Heroes dedication. This year the club dedicated the ceremony to Elaine Shea, a very active Arlington citizen who died in March. In addition, 160 flags fly for the people who have made a difference in the lives of other. The funds raised through this fundraiser helps support our scholarship program. 
On May 14, members of the Greater Salem Rotary Club provided some much-needed TLC to our local Veterans Cemetery. Our heros’ resting place was polished up just in time for the upcoming Memorial Day holiday, a community project the club will repeat for Veterans Day in November. 
As the pandemic restrictions are loosening, you might be thinking of ways to bring your team at work or your friends and family back together and to encourage a little fun. Here’s a great activity to get your folks reconnected. And they might win a prize too!
In 2019, the Amesbury Rotary Club and Police Department rebooted Bike Safety Day (BSD) thanks to a District Granted supported by contributions from the Rotary Foundation. And then in 2020 the pandemic hit, and we were in lockdown. But the good news is that on a sunny Saturday in May 2021 we were able to be outside and reinstate BSD once again.
For the first time in 14 months, the Rotary Club of Lynn met in person Thursday night, May 20, 2021, for the purpose of awarding scholarships to five students. 
Thank you to everyone in D7930 who attended The Rotary Foundation Virtual Gala! The event as a whole raised $183,680 for TRF with over 1,500+ viewers. For Zone 32, our District raised the highest amount of money ($12,680) and were the second largest ticket sellers. Our pre-party was a huge success and we were able to meet new Rotary friends from D7790! Thank you again for your generous support of Our Rotary Foundation!!! 
