Mask Advisory for Vaccinated and Unvaccinated Residents Effective December 21, 2021: In response to the spread of the Delta variant and the emerging Omicron variant, the Department of Public Health now advises that all residents, regardless of vaccination status, wear a mask or face covering when indoors (and not in your own home). The DPH […]
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Community Health Center of Cape Cod Announces Name Change
Community Health Center of Cape Cod Announces Name Change and Communications Campaign Organization highlights their quality of care and comprehensive medical services (Mashpee, MA) – Community Health Center of Cape Cod announced today that it has shortened its name to Community Health Center (CHC). The organization’s name change is accompanied by a new logo, television advertisements, […]
Community Health Center of Cape Cod Welcomes Samantha Fitzmaurice, LICSW and Caryn Thornton, LICSW
Community Health Center of Cape Cod is pleased to welcome Samantha Fitzmaurice, LICSW and Caryn Thornton, LICSW to their Behavioral Health team at the Health Center’s Mashpee office. Ms. Fitzmaurice is a graduate of Simmons College in Boston, with a Master of Social Work degree. She received a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a […]
Call for Nominations for CARE for the Cape & Islands Stewardship Awards 2021
Local award recognizes agents of positive change inspiring a sustainable and healthy environment CARE for the Cape & Islands is accepting nominations from the community for the 2021 Stewardship Awards until October 1st, 2021. Nominations are requested for the Business/Organization Stewardship Award and Youth Stewardship Award. The awards will be presented on November 4, during […]
The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod Celebrates 100th Anniversary
The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod hosted a celebration Monday, July 19, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of its founding and the grand reopening of its newly renovated headquarters. Bank employees, Board Members, clients and members of the community marked the occasion with a reception, tours and a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Founded on July 19, 1921, […]
Welcome Manufaktura Company Store to Mashpee Chamber of Commerce
The Mashpee Chamber of Commerce is pleased to welcome newest member and Polish Stoneware store, Manufaktura, to our membership. Located on Market Street near Cape Cod Coffee Cafe, Manufaktura is already a must-stop-spot in Mashpee Commons. Custom built shelving lines every wall to display the beautiful (and durable!) Polish Stoneware. Learn all about their techniques […]
Architect Selected For Upper Cape YMCA
SV Design selected to lead design of future YMCA Cape Cod Upper Cape branch [BARNSTABLE COUNTY, 7/13/2021] – The YMCA Cape Cod has selected SV Design as the architect for their Upper Cape YMCA Facility project. Jen Hocherman, LEED AIA, will serve as the lead architect for the Beverly-based design firm, which has a local […]
Welcome New Member: Chuchill Linen
Welcome New Member: Churchill Linen Churchill Linen provide complete linen service for the hospitality and healthcare industry. Churchill Linen is also a supporter of the Mashpee Chamber’s 14th Annual La Tavola, Italian Feast Under the Stars! 124 Ridgewood Ave Hyannis, MA 02601 800-370-0219 churchill-linen.com/
Mashpee Member Spotlight: J Miller, Pictureframer & Gallery
Mashpee Chamber Member Spotlight: J Miller Pictureframer J Miller, Pictureframer is a full service custom framer here in Mashpee. Owner John Miller performs all work on-site at his shop in Deer Crossing, providing the epitome of LOCAL service. His customers entrust Miller with family airlooms, precious one-of-a-kind items, and priceless keepsakes knowing that they will […]
House Passes Unemployment Solvency Fix
by Brooke Thomson The Massachusetts House of Representatives today adopted a measure to provide relief to employers affected by the increase in COVID-related Unemployment Insurance solvency assessments. The plan, if adopted by the Senate and signed by the governor, will lower the solvency assessment from 9.23 percent to 1.12 percent and spread the $7.4 billion […]
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