Bert Carter

We had another successful meeting on Zoom this past Friday. Our attendance surpassed our last in person meeting. These meetings are a great way to keep in contact and share fellowship. We will continue to have our weekly meetings this way as long as necessary.

Offering a virtual option to meeting participation was one of our goals this year. The Corona Crisis forced our hand to go completely virtual. The silver lining is that we now know this can work. We are looking forward to having in person meetings again when it becomes possible. We are hoping to continue to offer the virtual option to those who cannot make it to the meetings in person.

In the meantime, I hope to see you on Zoom this Friday and Fridays to come. Stay safe and well.

In Fellowship and Service,

Bert

VIRTUAL ROTARY MEETINGS

Connecting is an essential element of being a Rotarian. We are a strong club and will survive and even thrive on these challenging times if we keep the connection to each other. We are planning to have a Virtual Rotary meeting tomorrow using zoom.com. You will be able to see all the participants in our video call as you would in any video call.

The video chat will be at TODAY at 12:45PM - Please contact John D. Perez for the Password

COPY AND PASTE THIS LINK ON YOU BROWSER to join the meeting! --> Please Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/4839941111?pwd=MS9ubHIrMEJkRENoNnBGQjJMRzZMZz09
To join by phone, dial One tap mobile
+19292056099 -- Meeting ID: 483 994 1111

If you are brand new to Zoom, check out the quick video below!

COVID-19 UPDATE FROM GOVERNOR BAKER

April 1, 2020 COVID-19 Update from Governor Baker. Please go to www.Mass.gov for the latest official information regarding COVID-19.

PERSONAL PREVENTION TIPS

Many of the things you do to help prevent colds and the flu can help protect you against other respiratory viruses, including COVID-19:

Wash your hands often with soap and warm water for at least 20 seconds.
Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth.
Clean things that are frequently touched (like doorknobs and countertops) with household cleaning spray or wipes.
Cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze. Use a tissue or your inner elbow, not your hands.

DPH Public Health Advisory: Stay-at-Home Advisory

This DPH Public Health Advisory is issued to provide guidance regarding Stay-at-Home and Safe Practices. The purpose is to take strong action to reduce the potential exposure to COVID-19 to those instances for basic food, health and well-being and for the provision of our essential services. Everyone in Massachusetts has an important role to play to slow the transmission of this virus. Every instance of potential exposure that can be eliminated is an important step for that individual and for our community.

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ROTARY MAGAZINE

Did you know you can easily reach the Rotarian Magazine, Rotary International, the District website and our own club website right from this bulletin?

Well, you can! Just check out the links under "ROTARY ONLINE" on your left.