Tow weeks ago Kerry Zurn asked me if Marblehead 2020 was interested in submitting a gingerbread house for the Gingerbread Festival at the Lee
Dick Rankin walked into my office yesterday with this amazing photograph of the Warwick. Dick said he got it from Chris Butler’s photo collection. Many thanks to both Dick and Chris for loaning us this fantastic picture. I’ve been looking for pictures of the theater but have found nothing. This is a treasure! [Read more →]
The Marblehead Chamber of Commerce membership celebrated last year’s accomplishments and discussed plans for the future of the Chamber at their 55th Annual Meeting on Wed. Sept. 26, 2007 at the Corinthian Yacht Club. More than 100 members were in attendance to welcome the 2007-2008 Board of Directors and celebrate the 2007 Community Award Winners. A highlight of the evening was the celebration of this year’s more than deserving Community Award Winners.
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR - Marblehead 2020 Foundation
REY MOULTON PERSON OF THE YEAR - Richard Bane, BaneCare
FRANK REGAN COMMUNITY SERVICE - Harry Christensen
BUSINESS OF THE YEAR - Marblehead Little Theatre
HARBOR AWARD - Don Humphreys
Over 30 people came to the Abbot Public Library on Tuesday night to listen to progress reports on the possible reopening of the Warwick Theater.
Marblehead 20/20’s President and project leader, Michael McCloskey told the audience that the window of opportunity is short, maybe 3 or 4 months but the space is available if we can come up with a viable plan. [Read more →]
Just a reminder to please join us tonight at 7:30 pm, the Marblehead 20/20 Warwick Study Group, at the Abbot Public Library. The purpose of this public hearing is to discuss the possible re-opening of the Warwick Theater.
Marblehead 20/20 is looking for community involvement and will be asking for creative suggestions, answering questions and sharing ideas. You are invited to come and share your input.
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