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Parting Shots January 18, 2024
January 18, 2024
The Talk Of The Town
------The new information board at the Chatham Community Center is the “talk of the town” according to Kaeden Quinn (shown here with the new addition). The board debuted in December, and Susan Mabile, the town’s recreation and beaches administrative assistant, said the screen in the lobby is where folks can find classes, events, alerts or important information on a daily basis.
Whale Pals
---- David Abel, left, and Michael Packard pose in the lobby of the Chatham Orpheum Theater last Thursday before the screening of Abel’s documentary “In The Whale,” which tells the story of Packard’s surviving being swallowed by a humpback whale off Provincetown. The screening was sold out, but a second showing has been scheduled at the Orpheum for Saturday, Jan. 20. Tickets are now on sale.
A Gala For Mary
----The second annual Chatham Holiday Gala held on Dec. 16 in Monomoy Hall at Chatham Bars Inn raised $25,000 for the newly created Mary Cavanaugh Foundation. The Chatham Chamber of Commerce Executive Director, Mrs. Cavanaugh passed away unexpectedly in September. The Gala, sponsored by Chatham Jewelers and CBI, not only sold out but had a waiting list of 100 people. Chatham Jewelers’ Emily Hamilton Porter and her father Scott Hamilton are pictured here presenting a check to Marty Cavanaugh, Mary’s husband (far right). ERIN MINNS PHOTOS
The Cavanaugh Family at the Gala.
Businesses from all over Chatham donated to the raffle baskets.
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