Our Zone Public Image teams held a wonderful webinar, July 29 titled:  3 Actions to Impact Public Image Today.

 

This webinar set out impactful steps your Club can take now to improve your Public Image.  If you want to add more skills to your Rotary toolbox, this webinar is a must see.

 

The recording is available here.

 

 

Parkway Rotary is looking for players to join us in our battle with Kiwanis in support of the Jason Roberts Challenger League next month. Please contact Ray Fitzgerald, Club Secretary and Team Manager if you can join us.

 

The softball game is Wed., Sept., 11th, 6 pm at Ohrenberger School Field, 175 West Boundary Rd., West Roxbury.  Rain date is Sept. 12.

 

Tickets $25.00 can be purchased by Venmo @RosWestRoxKiwanis (phone confirmation number 4124) or by check or cast at Hennigan Insurance Agency, 1766 Centre, St., West Roxbury.

 

Tickets include T Shirt and Chef's Cookout Dinner:  sirloin cheeseburgers, gourmet hot dogs, potato chips, sodas, cookies and brownies.

 

Details are also in the attached flyer. 

For over a quarter of a century, Brian Magrane served as President of Youth Services Managers Inc., the operating arm of Camp Rotary in Boxford, Massachusetts. Among his many accomplishments, he guided the camp through the building of its new state of the art dining hall and modern kitchen. On Monday, July 22, 2024, Board members, campers, family, and friends, joined together for the dedication of “Magrane Overlook” to honor his unwavering passion and commitment to Camp Rotary.

 

Overlooking the beautiful Stiles Pond, “Magrane Overlook” provides a beautiful space for campers to reflect on the beauty of the waterfront while learning about nature. As Brian Magrane steps down from his role of President, his legacy and contributions will be remembered for years to come. The Camp Rotary Board extends its deepest gratitude for 25 years of exemplary service and leadership. 

The Manchester-Essex Rotary Club held their annual Red White & Blue Breakfast on June 29th 2024, at Tucks Point stating at 7:30 am to 11:30 am. In addition to the pancakes there were, pony rides and face painting for the kids, musical entertainment by the Old Salts Jazz Band, and the very popular water taxi to shuttle guests from the Manchester town center to Tucks Point.

A huge thank you to everyone who helped make this yet another great Red White & Blue Breakfast! This year's club co-president Ken Riehl says it here; "As our first new presidents' message to the Club, we begin by thanking you sincerely for your terrific support of our marquee community event - the Red, White & Blue Breakfast this past Saturday. Albeit a bit chilly, it was a fantastic morning with 1,100 in attendance including many families and kids who loved the delicious food, the fun music, facepainting and pony rides. We also did well in both our $5,000 drawing and 50/50 raffle." 

Danvers Rotary is stepping forward again for the greater good as they have spent weeks with much-needed trimming and cleanup of the traffic island at the corner of Poplar and Maple in Danvers.

This landscaping task is headed by Danvers Rotarians, Jim Jezowski, President of AcuLab Measurement Standards, Inc, Beverly and Rob Della Croce, AVP at Metro Credit Union, Chelsea. Together, they have a combined rotary membership in Danvers for almost 2 decades.

“We both passed by this island every day and decided to take on the cleanup project to improve the appearance of the intersection”, says Jezowski.