Community first . . . memories that last!WILLIAM F. POMEROY

DJs Eileen and Jack Wyatt. SEEN ON SCENE: Mardi Gras Party The Chatham Harwich Newcomers Club defied the weather on Sunday, February 10, and held a Mardi Gras Party at The Christ Episcopal Church in Harwich Port. Great fun was had by all as they shared their recent experiences with super storm Nemo. Chatham Harwich Newcomers established in 1978, has been a haven for folks in the two towns to expand their network of social friends and gather more than 20 individual activities. The Club currently has 450 members and lives by the motto: We Volunteer - We Contribute - We Have Fun. See us on the web at Chatham-Harwich Newcomers Club 1 / 13 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod February 13, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

Jim Rappolt plus the Jambalaya chefs. SEEN ON SCENE: Mardi Gras Party The Chatham Harwich Newcomers Club defied the weather on Sunday, February 10, and held a Mardi Gras Party at The Christ Episcopal Church in Harwich Port. Great fun was had by all as they shared their recent experiences with super storm Nemo. Chatham Harwich Newcomers established in 1978, has been a haven for folks in the two towns to expand their network of social friends and gather more than 20 individual activities. The Club currently has 450 members and lives by the motto: We Volunteer - We Contribute - We Have Fun. See us on the web at Chatham-Harwich Newcomers Club 2 / 13 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod February 13, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

President Jack McDowell plus members of the Chatham Harwich Newcomers Club. SEEN ON SCENE: Mardi Gras Party The Chatham Harwich Newcomers Club defied the weather on Sunday, February 10, and held a Mardi Gras Party at The Christ Episcopal Church in Harwich Port. Great fun was had by all as they shared their recent experiences with super storm Nemo. Chatham Harwich Newcomers established in 1978, has been a haven for folks in the two towns to expand their network of social friends and gather more than 20 individual activities. The Club currently has 450 members and lives by the motto: We Volunteer - We Contribute - We Have Fun. See us on the web at Chatham-Harwich Newcomers Club 3 / 13 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod February 13, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

Newcomer president Jack and Suzy McDowell. SEEN ON SCENE: Mardi Gras Party The Chatham Harwich Newcomers Club defied the weather on Sunday, February 10, and held a Mardi Gras Party at The Christ Episcopal Church in Harwich Port. Great fun was had by all as they shared their recent experiences with super storm Nemo. Chatham Harwich Newcomers established in 1978, has been a haven for folks in the two towns to expand their network of social friends and gather more than 20 individual activities. The Club currently has 450 members and lives by the motto: We Volunteer - We Contribute - We Have Fun. See us on the web at Chatham-Harwich Newcomers Club 4 / 13 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod February 13, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

Bob and Barbara Lynyak from Chatham. SEEN ON SCENE: Mardi Gras Party The Chatham Harwich Newcomers Club defied the weather on Sunday, February 10, and held a Mardi Gras Party at The Christ Episcopal Church in Harwich Port. Great fun was had by all as they shared their recent experiences with super storm Nemo. Chatham Harwich Newcomers established in 1978, has been a haven for folks in the two towns to expand their network of social friends and gather more than 20 individual activities. The Club currently has 450 members and lives by the motto: We Volunteer - We Contribute - We Have Fun. See us on the web at Chatham-Harwich Newcomers Club 5 / 13 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod February 13, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

Rich Clifford along with Eve Dalmolen from Chatham. SEEN ON SCENE: Mardi Gras Party The Chatham Harwich Newcomers Club defied the weather on Sunday, February 10, and held a Mardi Gras Party at The Christ Episcopal Church in Harwich Port. Great fun was had by all as they shared their recent experiences with super storm Nemo. Chatham Harwich Newcomers established in 1978, has been a haven for folks in the two towns to expand their network of social friends and gather more than 20 individual activities. The Club currently has 450 members and lives by the motto: We Volunteer - We Contribute - We Have Fun. See us on the web at Chatham-Harwich Newcomers Club 6 / 13 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod February 13, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

Mary Ann Ryer alongside Pat Sarantis. SEEN ON SCENE: Mardi Gras Party The Chatham Harwich Newcomers Club defied the weather on Sunday, February 10, and held a Mardi Gras Party at The Christ Episcopal Church in Harwich Port. Great fun was had by all as they shared their recent experiences with super storm Nemo. Chatham Harwich Newcomers established in 1978, has been a haven for folks in the two towns to expand their network of social friends and gather more than 20 individual activities. The Club currently has 450 members and lives by the motto: We Volunteer - We Contribute - We Have Fun. See us on the web at Chatham-Harwich Newcomers Club 7 / 13 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod February 13, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

Kim and Tom Breen from Harwich. SEEN ON SCENE: Mardi Gras Party The Chatham Harwich Newcomers Club defied the weather on Sunday, February 10, and held a Mardi Gras Party at The Christ Episcopal Church in Harwich Port. Great fun was had by all as they shared their recent experiences with super storm Nemo. Chatham Harwich Newcomers established in 1978, has been a haven for folks in the two towns to expand their network of social friends and gather more than 20 individual activities. The Club currently has 450 members and lives by the motto: We Volunteer - We Contribute - We Have Fun. See us on the web at Chatham-Harwich Newcomers Club 8 / 13 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod February 13, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

Dan "The King" and Pattie Tworek. SEEN ON SCENE: Mardi Gras Party The Chatham Harwich Newcomers Club defied the weather on Sunday, February 10, and held a Mardi Gras Party at The Christ Episcopal Church in Harwich Port. Great fun was had by all as they shared their recent experiences with super storm Nemo. Chatham Harwich Newcomers established in 1978, has been a haven for folks in the two towns to expand their network of social friends and gather more than 20 individual activities. The Club currently has 450 members and lives by the motto: We Volunteer - We Contribute - We Have Fun. See us on the web at Chatham-Harwich Newcomers Club 9 / 13 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod February 13, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

Mary Ellen and Bob Lorefice of East Harwich with Roz and Dan Campanaro plus Barbara Lynyak from Chatham. SEEN ON SCENE: Mardi Gras Party The Chatham Harwich Newcomers Club defied the weather on Sunday, February 10, and held a Mardi Gras Party at The Christ Episcopal Church in Harwich Port. Great fun was had by all as they shared their recent experiences with super storm Nemo. Chatham Harwich Newcomers established in 1978, has been a haven for folks in the two towns to expand their network of social friends and gather more than 20 individual activities. The Club currently has 450 members and lives by the motto: We Volunteer - We Contribute - We Have Fun. See us on the web at Chatham-Harwich Newcomers Club 10 / 13 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod February 13, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

Rich and Judi Clifford of Chatham. SEEN ON SCENE: Mardi Gras Party The Chatham Harwich Newcomers Club defied the weather on Sunday, February 10, and held a Mardi Gras Party at The Christ Episcopal Church in Harwich Port. Great fun was had by all as they shared their recent experiences with super storm Nemo. Chatham Harwich Newcomers established in 1978, has been a haven for folks in the two towns to expand their network of social friends and gather more than 20 individual activities. The Club currently has 450 members and lives by the motto: We Volunteer - We Contribute - We Have Fun. See us on the web at Chatham-Harwich Newcomers Club 11 / 13 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod February 13, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

Members of the Chatham Harwich Newcomers Club. SEEN ON SCENE: Mardi Gras Party The Chatham Harwich Newcomers Club defied the weather on Sunday, February 10, and held a Mardi Gras Party at The Christ Episcopal Church in Harwich Port. Great fun was had by all as they shared their recent experiences with super storm Nemo. Chatham Harwich Newcomers established in 1978, has been a haven for folks in the two towns to expand their network of social friends and gather more than 20 individual activities. The Club currently has 450 members and lives by the motto: We Volunteer - We Contribute - We Have Fun. See us on the web at Chatham-Harwich Newcomers Club 12 / 13 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod February 13, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

Jacqueline and Bruce Greene. SEEN ON SCENE: Mardi Gras Party The Chatham Harwich Newcomers Club defied the weather on Sunday, February 10, and held a Mardi Gras Party at The Christ Episcopal Church in Harwich Port. Great fun was had by all as they shared their recent experiences with super storm Nemo. Chatham Harwich Newcomers established in 1978, has been a haven for folks in the two towns to expand their network of social friends and gather more than 20 individual activities. The Club currently has 450 members and lives by the motto: We Volunteer - We Contribute - We Have Fun. See us on the web at Chatham-Harwich Newcomers Club 13 / 13 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod February 13, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

"Eyes on Owls" educators Marcia and Mark Wilson. SEEN ON SCENE: Eyes on Owls A live owl program "Eyes on Owls" with naturalist educators Marcia and Mark Wilson, presented by the Harwich Conservation Trust with three separate showings took place this past Saturday within the Harwich Community Center 1 of 14 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod March 4, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

Cape Cod Community College volunteers Angela Sherman and Krystal Solimine. SEEN ON SCENE: Eyes on Owls A live owl program "Eyes on Owls" with naturalist educators Marcia and Mark Wilson, presented by the Harwich Conservation Trust with three separate showings took place this past Saturday within the Harwich Community Center 2 of 14 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod March 4, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

Harwich Conservation Trust executive director Michael Lach stands between Donna and Ray Herbert of Harwich. SEEN ON SCENE: Eyes on Owls A live owl program "Eyes on Owls" with naturalist educators Marcia and Mark Wilson, presented by the Harwich Conservation Trust with three separate showings took place this past Saturday within the Harwich Community Center 3 of 14 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod March 4, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

Charlie Ducott, 4, of Harwich with Violet Hellstrom, 4, from Chatham. SEEN ON SCENE: Eyes on Owls A live owl program "Eyes on Owls" with naturalist educators Marcia and Mark Wilson, presented by the Harwich Conservation Trust with three separate showings took place this past Saturday within the Harwich Community Center 4 of 14 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod March 4, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

AmeriCorp volunteers Jenna Van Haren along with Kayla Pierce. SEEN ON SCENE: Eyes on Owls A live owl program "Eyes on Owls" with naturalist educators Marcia and Mark Wilson, presented by the Harwich Conservation Trust with three separate showings took place this past Saturday within the Harwich Community Center 5 of 14 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod March 4, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

Josie and Ronda Sigel from Orleans join Audrey Jones of Brewster. SEEN ON SCENE: Eyes on Owls A live owl program "Eyes on Owls" with naturalist educators Marcia and Mark Wilson, presented by the Harwich Conservation Trust with three separate showings took place this past Saturday within the Harwich Community Center 6 of 14 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod March 4, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

Leonard and Betty Magnusson of Chatham. SEEN ON SCENE: Eyes on Owls A live owl program "Eyes on Owls" with naturalist educators Marcia and Mark Wilson, presented by the Harwich Conservation Trust with three separate showings took place this past Saturday within the Harwich Community Center 7 of 14 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod March 4, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

Maggie Langway of Harwich with her daughters Emma, 7, Molly, 3, and Lilly, 6. SEEN ON SCENE: Eyes on Owls A live owl program "Eyes on Owls" with naturalist educators Marcia and Mark Wilson, presented by the Harwich Conservation Trust with three separate showings took place this past Saturday within the Harwich Community Center 8 of 14 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod March 4, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

Hero, 5, Raven and Pandora Peoples of Dennis. SEEN ON SCENE: Eyes on Owls A live owl program "Eyes on Owls" with naturalist educators Marcia and Mark Wilson, presented by the Harwich Conservation Trust with three separate showings took place this past Saturday within the Harwich Community Center 9 of 14 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod March 4, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY

George Russas of East Dennis accompanies five year-old CJ and Charles Lombard from North Harwich. SEEN ON SCENE: Eyes on Owls A live owl program "Eyes on Owls" with naturalist educators Marcia and Mark Wilson, presented by the Harwich Conservation Trust with three separate showings took place this past Saturday within the Harwich Community Center 10 of 14 WickedLocal.com/CapeCod March 4, 2013 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER COMPANY