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Cape Cod ProfilesGymnastics instruction for all ages in small groups so lots of turns. 30 years experience coaching and judging gymnastics. Also offering birthday parties and private lessons. (Eastham)
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Cape Codders Stand for Peace, Part I
Prominent Cape Codders join with others to Stand for Peace
Videographer Paul Rifkin's latest, Stand for Peace, Part I is a true celebration of spirit and
community. He has assembled a montage of several folks proudly displaying a blue button produced by FalmouthPeace.org with a very simple message, "Stand for Peace".
Paul has combed the Cape asking people to pose with the little blue button. Even Senator Ted Kennedy joined in. And although Stand for Peace, Part I features a lot of smiling faces both young and old, Paul is ready for more--Stand for Peace, Part II is already in the works.
If you are interested in being a part of his next video, email a photograph of yourself to Paul and he will digitally add the button to your image and include it in the follow up web video.
Click on the image below to watch Paul's Stand for Peace, Part I.
Did you notice any famous Cape Codders? Email Paul with a list of famous Cape folks. The person to name the most wins a photo of their choice from Paul's Reflections!
Extensive listings of homes for sale throughout the lower and outer Cape Cod area. Many feature waterfront locations. Also many vacation rentals available. (Truro)
Puzzles, toys and games for children and adults not usually found in the big box stores. Always offering personal service and a wide variety at reasonable prices. (Dennis)
Rick Lemoine Remembers 9/11
Rick Lemoine, owner of Kenyon's (a convenience and liquor store in East Falmouth, Cape Cod, Massachusetts) places 2,973 American flags on his store's lawn to commemorate the loss of life on 9/11/2001.
The Day of the Dogs
Hyannis went to the dogs on Sunday
And here's a short video of the event by Paul Rifkin.
Just click on the image below to view the 13th annual Cape Cod Walk for Animals.
The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals' annual "Walk for Animals" took place in Hyannis, Cape Cod, Massachusetts on September 7, 2008. The fund-raising event had hundreds of canine and humans participating in a one-mile walk down the Main Street of Hyannis, a freestyle dance demonstration (dogs dancing), best kisser (dogs again) contest and owner/dog look-alike contest. Much fun was had by all---specially the dogs!
Mashpee in Mourning
A short evocative film about a very sad day in one small, Cape Cod town
The Town of Mashpee, Cape Cod, Massachusetts mourns over the loss of
two soldiers in two days, one in Iraq, the other in Afghanistan. This ten minute video attempts to evoke the emotions of their families and friends who gathered at many places in town to remember Dan McGuire and Paul Conlon. Click the image below or here to view it.
About This Blog
Cape Cod Profiles is our way of telling you a story about Cape Codders of note.
Videographer Paul Rifkin is creating ten minute profiles of neighbors of special interest.
While newspaper obits are post mortum, we plan to tell you about some of your most interesting neighbors while they are still at their prime.
If you'd like a video of a member of your family, contact Paul by email here, or by phone at (508) 737-9545.
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