South Shore Chamber of Commerce

Calling all Northeast boaters… or soon to be boaters!! 😉 It’s officially Spring Boat Show week here at MarineMax Boston at Bay Point Marina, and we have a fun week ahead! Would love to see you this week! Details below and attached! 4/24-4/28: Come walk our docks and experience the latest models on water from Boston Whaler , Cruisers Yachts , Sea Ray Boats , Saxdor Yachts , Azimut Yachts , MJM Yachts Aviara Boats and Aquila! 4/25 4-7pm: Docktail Party!! Enjoy live music, drinks, and Hors d’oeuvres as we kick off the 2024 boating season! Sea trials available by appointment only! To sign up, text me at 469-559-5360 call the store at 617-288-1000 or scan the QR code on the attached flyer. #bostonboating #yachts #boats #boatshow Jared Simpson Dave Berardinelli Steven LeDonne Mathew Brouillette Connor Smith Jack Sickles Scott Callahan South Shore Chamber of Commerce

Today marks the official 20th birthday of School on Wheels and to celebrate, we circled back to our beginnings with Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan. “For two decades, SOWMA has been a beacon of hope, providing academic, social, and emotional support to society’s most vulnerable students,” said Sullivan. He described SOWMA’s Brockton roots, which began at the kitchen table of Founder Cheryl Opper. “Cheryl’s vision saw the inception of tailored educational interventions, including school supplies, personalized tutoring, and later, high school and college-age mentoring,” said Sullivan. “Today our hearts are united in one mission – to continue to pave the way for a future where every child has the opportunity to flourish, regardless of circumstance,” said Opper.  Senators Walter timilty, Michael Brady and Representative Carol Doherty were also on hand to issue proclamations along with Mayor Sullivan. Board Chair Athena Giannaros, a Brockton native and graduate of Brockton High School has championed the mission since the beginning. She applauded the hundreds of Brockton volunteers, donors and advocates who helped spread the learning model throughout the Commonwealth. Vice Chair Spencer D. Collier, CEO of Getfused, a leading Boston-based marketing agency, announced today’s unveiling of a new website designed by the creative team behind the agency.    “It’s not just a website,” said Collier, “but a digital footprint that tells the story of two decades of love and labor and propels us into a future teeming with opportunities to engage more students and partners,” he said. Steve Telesmanick acknowledged the thousands of volunteers who have lighted the way for students in need. Check out the new website to be part of the next twenty years!  WWW.SOWMA.ORG