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Parting Shots Sept. 26 2024

September 26, 2024

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Pretty Picky/Monomoy Real Estate, CCBL Hit it Out Of The Park
--- Pretty Picky Properties and Monomoy Real Estate and Construction teamed up with the Cape Cod Baseball teams to help feed Cape Cod’s hungry and scored 18,400 meals for the Family Pantry of Cape Cod. This summer five Cape Cod Baseball League teams participated in the Home Runs Against Hunger program. This innovative program generates a $50 donation to the Family Pantry of Cape Cod from the two companies for each home team home run hit by the teams involved, including the regular season and playoff games. Ninety-two home runs were hit at home games by the Hyannis Harbor Hawks, Brewster Whitecaps, Harwich Mariners, Chatham Anglers, and Orleans Firebirds, and $4,600 was donated. The Firebirds won the bragging rights with 26 homers. Pictured from left at Whitehouse Field, home of the 2024 Cape League Champion Harwich Mariners, are Orleans Firebirds President Bob O’Donnell, Chatham Anglers General Manager Mike Geylin, Brewster Whitecaps General Manager Jon Mecca, Pretty Picky CEO Blake Decker, Family Pantry Executive Director Christine Menard, Monomoy Managing Partner Justin Blair, Hyannis Harbor Hawks President Dan Johnson, and Harwich Mariners General Manager Kevin Boggan. COURTESY PHOTO

Chatham Men’s Club Changing Of The Guard
--- At the Chatham Men’s Club’s year-end meeting in May, outgoing Moderator John Kosian (right) handed the gavel over to 2024-25 moderator Steve Saunders. He will be gavelling the club’s first meeting of the year to order on Friday, Oct. 4 at 1:30 p.m. at the community center. The featured speaker for the meeting will be select board member Jeff Dykens, who will present “Chatham Life: Past, Present and Future.” CHUCK BORKOSKI PHOTO

‘Caddyshack’ And PFL
--- The Pals For Life Foundation hosted a viewing of “Caddyshack” at the Chatham Orpheum Theater last week. The Gopher (Susan Williams) and Lacey Underall (Lori Larsen) showed up for the fundraising and awareness event. For nearly 30 years, PFL has helped many individuals in the hospitality industry who needed emergency financial assistance because of an injury or illness. Their annual golf tournament (this year on Oct. 2 at Captains Course in Brewster) is PFL’s major fundraiser. Hole sponsors and raffle donations are welcome. For information, visit PalsForLife.com. AMY TAGLIAFERRI PHOTO

Church Pumpkin Patch Sprouts This Weekend
---The First Congregational Church’s annual Pumpkin Patch will sprout this weekend, meaning Halloween can’t be far off. A tractor trailer full of pumpkins is scheduled to pull into the church on Saturday morning, where a group of volunteers will be waiting to unload the seasonal gourds. Dedicated folks will spend the day arranging the “Pumpkin Patch” on the church’s front lawn, where they will be sold through Halloween. The pumpkins hail from a Native American reservation in New Mexico and come to the church through the North Carolina-based Pumpkin Patch Fundraisers, which has been helping nonprofits sell pumpkins since 1974.

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