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Voices of the Village Leadership Meeting
Come join the Greater Hyannis Civic Association at our annual picnic at Veteran’s Beach. The Party will start at 5pm. Bring your own supper but drinks watermelon and desserts will be provided. There will be games for kids. It’s a great time to get caught up on each other’s summer, the progress of the Voices of the Village and enjoy a great summer evening at one of Hyannis’s great beaches. You do not need to be a member of the civic association to attend. All persons interested in Hyannis are welcome.
Come join the Greater Hyannis Civic Association at our annual picnic at Veteran’s Beach. The Party will start at 5pm. Bring your own supper but drinks watermelon and desserts will be provided. There will be games for kids. It’s a great time to get caught up on each other’s summer, the progress of the Voices of the Village and enjoy a great summer evening at one of Hyannis’s great beaches. You do not need to be a member of the civic association to attend. All persons interested in Hyannis are welcome.
The Coordinating Committee and the Task Force Leaders of the Voices of the Village, a program sponsored and led by the Greater Hyannis Civic Association will be meeting at the Steamship Authority Building on School Street in Hyannis. The purpose of the meeting will be to review the status of the task forces and to coordinate the tasks among the groups. Futher topics will include recommendations of next steps for the group as a whole.
GHCA Picnic – Veteran’s Beach
Neighbors Helping Neighbors
Neighbors Helping Neighbors
The Voices of the Village Supporting Our Youth Task Force would like to support students in grades 4-8 in Hyannis with the summer reading program. You can help out in the following ways:- Volunteer a single day or more as a Mentor/Reader with the kids. You do not have to have pre-read the books. Just
show up and read to, or along with, the kids and then ask them about what they read.- Opportunities exist Monday through Thursday at the Hyannis Library from 11-12 or at the Hyannis Youth and Community Center from 4 to 5. (Urgent help is needed Wednesday and Thursday at the library and Monday and Wednesday at the Youth Center.)
- You will need to fill out a CORI form at one or both places depending on where you are volunteering, but you can
begin reading just as long as they have the form. - For more information or to volunteer call Moira Bundschuh at 508-827-4045 or email her at moirabundschuh@gmail.com or Barbara Klimm at 508-775-2282 or email her at bc.klimm@comcast.net.
- The other way to help is to buy some of the summer reading books and give them to the Library or to the Hyannis Youth and Community Center. Many of the summer reading books do not change year-to-year so a purchase made this year would be usable in future years. To see the books and their costs, go to www.barnstable.k12.ma.us/summerreading. Choose books from grades 4-8.
Neighbors Helping Neighbors
The Voices of the Village Supporting Our Youth Task Force would like to support students in grades 4-8 in Hyannis with the summer reading program. You can help out in the following ways:- Volunteer a single day or more as a Mentor/Reader with the kids. You do not have to have pre-read the books. Just
show up and read to, or along with, the kids and then ask them about what they read.- Opportunities exist Monday through Thursday at the Hyannis Library from 11-12 or at the Hyannis Youth and Community Center from 4 to 5. (Urgent help is needed Wednesday and Thursday at the library and Monday and Wednesday at the Youth Center.)
- You will need to fill out a CORI form at one or both places depending on where you are volunteering, but you can
begin reading just as long as they have the form. - For more information or to volunteer call Moira Bundschuh at 508-827-4045 or email her at moirabundschuh@gmail.com or Barbara Klimm at 508-775-2282 or email her at bc.klimm@comcast.net.
- The other way to help is to buy some of the summer reading books and give them to the Library or to the Hyannis Youth and Community Center. Many of the summer reading books do not change year-to-year so a purchase made this year would be usable in future years. To see the books and their costs, go to www.barnstable.k12.ma.us/summerreading. Choose books from grades 4-8.
age Supporting Our Youth Task Force would like to support students in grades 4-8 in Hyannis with the summer reading program. You can help out in the following ways:- Volunteer a single day or more as a Mentor/Reader with the kids. You do not have to have pre-read the books. Just
show up and read to, or along with, the kids and then ask them about what they read.- Opportunities exist Monday through Thursday at the Hyannis Library from 11-12 or at the Hyannis Youth and Community Center from 4 to 5. (Urgent help is needed Wednesday and Thursday at the library and Monday and Wednesday at the Youth Center.)
- You will need to fill out a CORI form at one or both places depending on where you are volunteering, but you can
begin reading just as long as they have the form. - For more information or to volunteer call Moira Bundschuh at 508-827-4045 or email her at moirabundschuh@gmail.com or Barbara Klimm at 508-775-2282 or email her at bc.klimm@comcast.net.
- The other way to help is to buy some of the summer reading books and give them to the Library or to the Hyannis Youth and Community Center. Many of the summer reading books do not change year-to-year so a purchase made this year would be usable in future years. To see the books and their costs, go to www.barnstable.k12.ma.us/summerreading. Choose books from grades 4-8.
Come join the Greater Hyannis Civic Association at our annual picnic at Veteran’s Beach. The Party will start at 5pm. Bring your own supper but drinks watermelon and desserts will be provided. There will be games for kids. It’s a great time to get caught up on each other’s summer, the progress of the Voices of the Village and enjoy a great summer evening at one of Hyannis’s great beaches. You do not need to be a member of the civic association to attend. All persons interested in Hyannis are welcome.
Photos by The Barnstable Enterprise
