SEEKING
IT consultant needed for help establishing a basic website for our fabulous reading group at the Truro Library. Specifically, we need help in evaluating the relative merits of Squarespace and WordPress for our purposes. Respond to [email protected]. [3-28]
Carpenter or woodworker needed to build a basic box for displaying and storing a set of Christmas ornaments. A simple, functional box — a hobbyist can build this. I have pictures and all measurements. Outer Cape preferred but will consider anyone. Cash paid upon delivery. Email [email protected]. [3-7]
THE ARTS
Local artists are invited to create the cover of the next Truro Chamber of Commerce guidebook. Submit an artwork that captures the town’s special beauty, charm, and character. Hang it Friday, April 5. The winner won’t be paid but will be credited. For details and a submission form email [email protected] [3-28]
The Casey Sanderson Music Scholarship Fund will award a $1,000 scholarship to a graduating senior pursuing an education in the performing arts. The scholarship is limited to high school seniors from NRHS, Cape Cod Tech, Monomoy, and Sturgis. Details are available at each school’s guidance office and applications are due April 1. [3-28]
Come celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and dance to the jigs and reels of the Celtic world. Outermost Contra Dance presents caller Paul Wilde teaching all dance, with pianist Jacqueline Schwab and fiddler Gianna Marzilli Ericson. March 15, Wellfleet Preservation Hall, 6:30 p.m. More info at outermostcontra.org. [3-14]
For Hopper lovers. Add entertainment to your Easter weekend with a unique and vibrant illustrated presentation about Josephine and Edward Hopper’s Truro and Wellfleet paintings, with Lisbeth Wiley Chapman, lecturer. Reserve at www.HopperAfterDinner.com. $250 for a talk in your home or $500 for a talk to your organization. Gift certificates also available. [3-28]
Where is Lady Di? Streaming from around the world! Fridays 4-6 p.m. haveablastradio.com, Netherlands and 5-7 p.m. WMCK.FM, McKeesport, Penn. (rebroadcasts: Mon. 5-7 p.m. and Wed. 3-5 p.m.); Sundays 12-2 p.m., radioquk.com, Camberley, England; Thursdays, 6-8 a.m. shoutradio.org.uk, Blackpool, England; Thursdays, 9-11 a.m., wmcb.net, Greenfield, Mass. Send your song requests to: [email protected]. [3-21]
CORNED BEEF & CABBAGE
Annual St Patrick’s Day corned beef and cabbage dinner at the Wellfleet United Methodist Church. Join us at 246 Main St. on Friday, March 15 at 5:30 p.m. There’s also a small silent auction. $15 per person, with tickets available at the door. [3-14]
SERVICES
Roofing and siding experts with reasonable prices, specializing in roofs, trim, decks, siding and windows. Reliable with great references from locals (Provincetown Airport, etc.) who have been happy with our work. Over 30 years of experience. Call Hector at Emmanuel Construction for an estimate at 508-367-1679. [3-14]
Full Circle Care. We are a network of caregivers. We are local women on the Outer Cape offering all care needs along with companionship and respect. We are independent contractors, not an agency. CNA licensed if needed. We have years of experience and references. For more information email us at [email protected]. [3-14]
JOBS
The Indie needs talented writers who are knowledgeable about the arts, craft, design, and nature to research and write occasional stories on a freelance basis in our Arts & Minds and Inside/Out pages. Please send publisher Teresa Parker your resume and writing samples at [email protected]. [4-11]
COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS
“How Are Ya Fixed for Love?” Free concert featuring Carolyn Rogers, Jeff Tagen, and Andy Lentz on piano. An evening of jazz and standards. Friday, March 22, at 7 p.m. at the Wellfleet Adult Community Center, 715 Old Kings Highway, Wellfleet. Light refreshments. [3-21]
New deadline for a nature camp scholarship. The Cape Cod Bird Club offers a full scholarship to Cape Cod teens (ages 14-17) to attend a five-night camp at the National Audubon Mountains to Sea Birding for Teens camp in Bremen, Maine. Applications can be found at capecodbirdclub.org/wordpress/scholarship/. Deadline is April 1. [3-21]
The spring session of Truro Community Education is ahead, with classes on fitness, quilting, singing, watercolor, gardening, cooking, meditation, and more. We are welcoming several new instructors and offering 8 free classes. Learn more by calling Heather Harper at 508-487-1558 x203 or go to the school’s site at www.truromass.org. [3-14]
Are you a problem solver concerned about global warming at the local level? Wellfleet has been described by a state agency as one of two top towns on the Cape working towards greenhouse gas reduction. The Wellfleet Energy and Climate Action Committee seeks 2 regular members and an alternate to join in making a difference. Contact Suzanne at [email protected]. [3-14]
Wellfleet Democrats caucus on Saturday, March 9, 2024 at 10 a.m. at Wellfleet Preservation Hall, 335 Main St. The venue is accessible and all are welcome. Those registered to vote Democrat in Wellfleet will elect delegates to the State Democratic Convention in Worcester. Questions? Please call Lydia Vivante at 508-237-3133. [3-7]
Provincetown Democrats get involved: The Provincetown Democratic Town Committee will meet on Saturday, March 9, 2024 at 1:30 p.m. (doors open at 1 p.m.) at the Provincetown Library Cape Cod Collection Room to elect delegates to the 2024 State Democratic Convention. Meeting will be in person and virtual. For more information contact Elizabeth Gawron at [email protected] or 508-737-2146. [3-7]
The Wellfleet Historical Commission is seeking a new member: Are you interested in history and architecture? Would you like to help us to preserve and protect historic buildings in Wellfleet? Please send us an email at [email protected] to learn more about this rewarding volunteer opportunity. [3-21]
At the Wellfleet Transfer Station, unwanted textiles can be placed in the big white Bay State Textiles trailer or the Salvation Army bin located next to the Swap Shop. Please bag all donations. Footwear, clothing, and linens in any condition are accepted, just make sure everything is clean and dry before you drop it off. @wellfleetrecycles. [3-21]
The health and well-being of humans is linked to the health and well-being of nature. Many of us (76%) believe the U.S. is doing too little to protect natural resources. Let’s create thoughtful waste prevention and reuse policies and campaigns. Our culture of infinite consumption has created environmental havoc. —Eastham Recycling Committee. [3-21]
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