Marblehead's Got Talent was a phenomenal hit. This year we awarded a total of $19,500 in performance scholarships. The $6000 first place went to Senior Colby Kramer who played Scherzo no. 2 Op. 31 by Frederic Chopin; $4000 each went to second place Junior Charlie Smith and Sophomore Mona Gelfgatt with an original song titled "Will Get Past This." Third place went to freshman Brady Weed who sang Ed Sheeran's "I See Fire." Junior, Griffen Collins, Seniors, Olivia Gardner, Audrey Jones and the duo of Nora Bekkai and Kasey Louden took home a scholarship for fourth place. With close to 150 onlookers, Marblehead's Got Talent was a roaring success at its new venue in Beverly.
Holiday cheers came early at Marblehead Rotary, as our District Governor, Terry Curran (second from left), showered our club with recognition in many areas of contributions to Rotary Foundation 2020-2021. Among them: Marblehead Rotary is one of the handfuls of clubs to achieve the district's top three highest per capita on annual giving and for individual member participation. In addition, the Marblehead Rotary was recognized as one of the top contributors to the district’s campaign for the Rotary Foundation’s “End Polio Now” fund-raising campaign. Accepting these citations is the past 2020-2021 president, Arthur Schwartz (right), whose leadership steered the club in staying the course during the challenging year of the pandemic, and Blair Lord (left) the 2021-2022 club president.
The Polio sub-committee met recently at the Marblehead Club’s luncheon meeting. The working group is chaired by Ingrid Brown (second from left), Past District Governor of District 7930 (2009-2010), and the District 7930 Rotary Foundation Chair (2013-2016). With her are Marblehead Rotarians (left): Rosie Segil, Marsha Christensen, and Jeannette Andrews. In the wake of the COVID-19, a program plan is essential to reinvigorate support to the Rotary Foundation’s mission in continuing the 30-year-old promise to a Polio-free world..png)
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