May Business Lunch Series -

It's spring!  Do you know where your golf swing is?

Each year Cape Cod SCORE has an awards breakfast for a business in each town who has survived the critical first five years of business, and contributes significantly to their community as a business leader.

For 2011 the Sandwich Chamber Board of Directors voted the award to Ready Rooter -

an independent, Sandwich-based company specializing in repair and installation services for plumbing and septic needs. Armed with over 20 years experience, Kevin and Patrick Sullivan, two brothers originally from South Yarmouth, returned to Cape Cod in 1999 to start Ready-Rooter. This locally owned and operated business offers the people of Cape Cod high quality, emergency response services for their plumbing, septic, drain cleaning and heating needs.

Ready-Rooter's ten person staff of professionals consists of licensed plumbers, certified Title V inspectors, trained installers and customer service experts available 24/7 to assist with emergency and maintenance situations. Over the last twelve years, Ready Rooter has become a strong member of the Cape Cod business community. They are proud members of the Sandwich Chamber of Commerce, Business Network International and the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce. Ready-Rooter is committed to working with local business affiliates to help strengthen the Cape Cod economy. The Sullivan family and everyone at Ready-Rooter are thankful for the company's success over the past decade and are proud to have contributed to many charitable organizations across Cape Cod as a way of saying they appreciate your business! Their regular donations to organizations such as the YMCA, the Jim Lynch Outward Bound Fund and MA Veterans Association help to improve the lifestyles of all those who are fortunate enough to live on beautiful Cape Cod!

Member-to-Member News

The American Bus Association President Peter Pantuso will be in our neck of the woods on May 12th at the New Bedford Whaling Museum. His free talk will report on the outlook for domestic tourism and ways to capitalize on the motor coach tour industry.  RSVP to plowe@whalingmuseum.org. 

A Woman's Work is Never Done 

The Sandwich Glass Museum and Sandwich Historical Society is pleased to present a special exhibit, A Woman's  Work is Never Done, through July 12,  whichwill highlight the lives of the women who worked at the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company during the 19^th century, both inside and outside the factory setting.  Displayed will be glass, photographs and artifacts from the Museum's collections along with the diaries of Mary and Emma Gregory, who worked at the factory as decorators in the early 1880s.  Their recollections will lend insight into the day-to-day activities of two young working women. A children's activity and a lecture series concerning women in the 19^th century will also compliment this year's events.  Join us in stepping back in time and sharing this tribute to our 19^th century female counterparts in A Woman's Work is Never Done. This exhibit is free with admission of $5.00 for adults and $1.25 for children 6-14.

Call for more information 508.888.0251 or www.sandwichglassmuseum.org

May Business

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