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Parting Shots Dec. 26 2024

December 26, 2024

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Grinch Visits Chatham
---The Orpheum Theater was filled with excited kids for a free screening of “The Grinch” on Dec. 13. The annual event raises funds for Chatham Elementary School’s PTO. Pictured are Benjamin, Jack and Charlotte. COURTESY PHOTO

Santa Vistis CBC
--- On Saturday, Dec. 15 Santa stopped to check on his boat and visited with friends of all ages at the Chatham Boat Company on Crowell Road. The business, owned by Todd and Molly Fedele, sold Christmas trees this year. COURTESY PHOTO

WOFF Goes To The Gala
--- Bill and Tilda Bystrom and Susan Dimm had a great time at the Holiday Gala held at Chatham Bars Inn hosted by Chatham Jewelers and the resort. Each year, the Gala’s proceeds go to a charity. This year the Women of Fishing Families, who assist fishermen and their families, was awarded a check for $20,000. AMY TAGLIAFERRI PHOTO

Rich Greets Farrell
---At a recent Harwich Multiple Listing tour, realtor Marty Rich talked with fellow realtor Jack Farrell, recollecting when Farrell bought Rich’s listing near a golf course in 1984. COURTESY PHOTO

Cozy Kids
-----The Cape and Islands United Way (CIUW) distributed 236 new Patagonia winter coats to families in need in its annual collaboration with Puritan Cape Cod. In addition to the 100 coats donated by Puritan Cape Cod, CIUW’s “Cozy Jackets, Cozy Kids” campaign raised funds to double the number of coats donated to local partner organizations. The campaign proved to be a success; CIUW surpassed its initial goal. COURTESY PHOTO

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