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Announcements UPCOMING PROGRAMS   November 7th Jan Latorre-Smith Cambridge Neighbors Association   November 21st Leon Welch On Solid Ground Coaching December 5th Al Cambell, Presidrent Winchester Hospital   December 19th  Salvation Army Holiday Party   January 16 Steve Owens State Rep   YOU CAN NOW PAY YOUR DUES ON LINE!  You can pay by credit card by clicking here   WE VALUE DIVERSITY As a global network that strives to build a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change, Rotary values diversity and celebrates the contributions of people of all backgrounds, regardless of their age, gender, ethnicity, race, religion,or sexual orientation.        Our Club's  Service Projects -Book collection for More Than Words  -Polar Plunge for End Polio -International Women's Day celebtration -National Honor Society Scholarships and Leaders of Today and      Tomorrow breakfast   -Chalk on the Walkat Oktoberfest in Harvard Square -Christmas Party for Salvation Army Day Care Center's                                children and parents -Salvation Army bell ringing -Cooking with CASPAR meals for the homeless -Just A Start service project    Follow us on  Facebook and Twitter to stay up-to-date:

Our meetings are hybrid;

both in person and on ZOOM

the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month

12 - 1:00 PM

We meet at Cambridge Savings Bank- 1374 Mass Ave, Cambridge- 2nd floor (Community Room).  Bring your own lunch!  Email info@cambridgerotary.org for ZOOM meeting access information and information regarding membership.

Please join our next meeting on

Thursday, October 17th

Charles Coe

Charles Coe is the author of four books of poetry: All Sins Forgiven: Poems for my Parents, Picnic on the Moon, Memento Mori, and Purgatory Road, all published by Leapfrog Press. A fifth volume, Charles Coe: New and Selected Works will be published by Leapfrog in the summer of 2024. He is also author of 2014’s Spin Cycles, a novella published by Gemma Media that tells the story of a homeless man surviving on the streets of Boston.  Charles was a 2017 artist-in-residence for the city of Boston, where he created an oral history project focused on residents of Mission Hill. He has been chosen as a “Literary Light” by the Associates of the Boston Public Library  He is an adjunct professor of English at Salve Regina University in Newport, Rhode Island, and at Bay Path University, in Longmeadow, Massachusetts, where he teaches in both MFA writing programs.   He serves on the Steering Committee of the Boston Chapter of the National Writers Union, a labor union that serves freelance writers.

Thank you to all those who helped make Chalk on the Walk a success!  And thank you to our generous sponsors!!! 

Chalk on the Walk

Sunday, Otober 6th

Our first prize winner:

WATCH THIS WONDERFUL CHALK ON THE WALK VIDEO!!!! 

PLEASE WELCOME OUR NEWEST MEMBER! 

Karikari Kwagyan

 OUR PRESIDENT

ALAIN DUCHEMIN!!!!!

Our Club's District Grant to Just A Start

This year's District Grant inluded a service project which we completed earlier this year at Just A Start's former offices.  We helped them digitize their students' paper records, so they would not have to move them to their new locaiton. In totoal we entered 265 aumni records into their data base!  We also purchased for Just A Start a large, sturdy lumber rack for their students enrolled in their construction training program.  Thanks for all of your contributions to the Rotary Foundation and the Cambridge Rotary Educational Fund, which made this project possible!   

 LOOK FOR OUR NEW STREET SIGNS ENTERING CAMBRIDGE ON MASS AVE &

MT AUBURN STREET 

ANNUAL NHS LEADERS OF TODAY AND LEADERS OF TOMORROW BREAKFAST

Service project: Cookin’ with CASPAR 

Our lunch tour at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School (CRLS) 

 We celebrated International Women's Day

Congraulations to the following Rotary Annual Women Leadership Award winners for their contributions in Innovation and Technology:

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