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JUNE 25th
NEWSLETTER

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July 2nd Program
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Fellowship Day at Rotary Lunch meeting |
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Fellowship Day...a Rotary lunch meeting to enjoy ourselves and each other...a chance to make suggestions for the new club year...suggest a speaker...strategize on increasing membership...celebrate a successful year to come.
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UPSTAIRS ON THE SQUARE
91 WINTHROP ST
CAMBRIDGE, MA
12:15pm
Future Programs
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Leadership Seminar by Cambridge Community Leaders
for Cambridge Rindge & Latin School
National Honor Society Members
Rotary Club of Cambridge Awards
$6,000 in scholarships and matching grants
Ten outstanding community business and non-profit leaders facilitated a discussion on leadership characteristics with 60 members of the Cambridge Rindge & Latin School National Honor Society at a breakfast at the Harvard Faculty Club on May 14, 2009. Harvard University provided both the location and all the food. The Rotary Club awarded four $1,000 scholarships to outstanding members of the Honor Society, along with four matching $500 grants to a Cambridge non-profit organization selected by each scholarship winner, in recognition of the important Rotary places on service to the community. The ten leaders gave generously of their time and experience to honor the achievement of each student in gaining membership in the Honor Society.

Scholarship Winners: Miriam Bromfield, Benjamin Likis, Alexandra Burke, Jasnisa Davila

Cambridge Leaders: Steve Vinter, Site Director, Google; Tim Rowe, CEO, Cambridge Innovation Center; Denise Simmons, Mayor, City of Cambridge; Jeanette Clough, President, Mt. Auburn Hospital; Marty Walz, Mass. House of Representatives; Connie Chow, Exec. Director, Science Club for Girls; Tom Leighton, Founter and Chief Scientist, Akamai; Sara Spalding, Site Director, Microsoft; Art Spears, President, East Cambridge Savings Bank; Marc O'Brien, President, O'Brien Management

~ Chalk on the Walk ~
Sunday, May 3, 2009
The Cambridge Version of
an Italian Street Painting Festival
Dozens of artists created spectacular visions with chalk pastels as part of the City's Annual Harvard Square MayFair that drew 100,000 people.
Our 2009 Winners

First Prize / Kerry St. Pierre Second Prize / Gef Fahey

Honorable Mention
Allysa Adams Rachel Davidowitz Charles Leahy
Mary Ann Holliday
A big THANK YOU to all the sponsors and artists who help us support scholarship and social service programs in Cambridge.
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Cambridge ~ A View of the Charles River
Mary Harris, President of the Rotary Club of Cambridge

Welcome to our Club. We meet once a week in Harvard Square.
Most of our members drop by every week, either at our club or one of the other 29,000 Rotary Clubs worldwide, because:
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we like to keep up on what's going on in town & like learning new things
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we enjoy each other's company and making new friends
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it's when we plan our community & international service projects
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the food is really good
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we share a common desire to give back to our community
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we believe Rotary works hard to build world peace and understanding
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Rotary adds meaning to our lives through service to others
Please join us.
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