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Shrewsbury Author Releases Third Book in Children’s Little Red Ant Books Series on “National Tell a Story Day”

SHREWSBURY, MA… Author Fern Davis Nissim, a resident of Shrewsbury, MA, announces the publication of the third book in the “Little Red Ant Books” series for children, entitled “Antiline’s Community Circle”.

Fern Davis Nissim

Written and illustrated by Fern Davis Nissim and Sue Fleishman, the latest book, “Antiline’s Community Circle” is a beautifully-illustrated original story that shares three simple steps to learning how to create community and friendship – look, listen and learn. Essentially, the book is designed as a tool to help set up a Community Circle.

Now any group or child can create their own Community Circle the way Antiline did in the story. Follow easy how-to steps and lots of creative ideas from Antiline’s friend Toler-ANT as he explains how a Community Circle is a gathering of friends and neighbors where everyone is welcome and everyone listens to each others’ stories. It’s a safe place where children can meet, and friendships can start. Everyone can belong. Everyone is heard. Everyone has fun.

“Antiline’s Community Circle” contains artworks that are original watercolor paintings, and features coloring pages, a member certificate and name tag.
    
The book, released on “National Tell a Story Day” on April 27th, is fitting for Little Red Ant Books as they are meant to be conversation starters that open discussions with young children on the importance of accepting themselves and others by listening and learning that everyone has a story.

Little Red Ant Book Series
Every family has a story to tell about how they arrived here in America, whether it is your great grandparents or others. Fern Davis Nissim opens up new worlds while encouraging children to take pride in their family’s history and journey. 

The first children’s book in the Little Red Ant series, “Antiline’s Brave Adventure: A Tale Of Freedom for Young Children” puts Antiline’s journey in to simple terms for a child to understand, with fun word play with “Ants” and the characters in the book. The second tale, “Antiline’s True Discovery: A Tale of Finding Family and Friendship” is created as a conversation starter, an opportunity to pursue discussions with young children about accepting themselves and others for our differences.

Nissim explained, “By the time I sat down to write the second and third books, it was pretty apparent that my storyline should develop into a message for young kids that would help promote tolerance and connectivity through acceptance of others and themselves. Everyone has a story and I felt I needed to help support this important message by giving teachers and parents a conversation starter.”  

Little Red Ant Books are for individual, classroom, and fundraising use. For more detail about the books, visit https://www.littleredantbooks.com/our-books. Little Red Ant Books complimentary art sheets for children are available, and families may sign up for the latest creative activities via the Little Red Ant Books website – https://www.littleredantbooks.com/authors-illustrators

Little Red Ant Books are available for purchase on Amazon.com
Visit the author’s page on Amazon.

About Little Red Ant Books
Fern Davis Nissim is a Shrewsbury, MA resident who was trained at Boston Museum of Fine Art and Mass College of Art, is the author and illustrator for Little Red Ant Books along with illustrator Sue Fleishman.

Sue Fleishman, a Marlborough, MA resident and illustrator for Little Red Ant Books, uses watercolor, acrylic and mixed media for her creations.

For more information about Little Red Ant Books, visit https://www.littleredantbooks.com

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Reducing Industrial and Commercial Equipment Downtime. Emerson Bearing Boston Outlines the Benefits of Oil Seals & Offers Helpful Guide

BOSTON, MA… Emerson Bearing, a Boston, MA-based bearing company catering to niche markets nationwide and the sister company of Action Bearing which serves the New England market, offers a complimentary, “how to” guide for choosing the correct bearing seals.

Equipment downtime and reduced component life are a few consequences and potential costs of using the wrong seals on many types of industrial equipment. 

Emerson Bearing offers an effective guideline on how to choose the correct bearing seals 
in a “Guidelines for Bearing Seals” complimentary guide available for download from their website, EmersonBearing.com.

The comprehensive guide includes information about selecting the right seal elastomer compound, sealing system preparation, basic seal designs and more.

Steve Katz, president of Emerson Bearing explained, “Oil seals are vital to the daily operation of most factories and a wide range of industrial and commercial equipment. They are critical components that help keep equipment from breaking down, and allow production equipment to better withstand severe environments. Oil seals help ensure consistent, reliable operation without the risk of damage from leaks.”

Keeping the lubricant in and keeping dirt and contaminants out of rotating components is key. With correct installation, oil seals can also prevent seal leakage and maintain the lubricity of a bearing to ensure that the rotary shaft and its bearings remain fully functional.

Oil seals are available in imperial and metric dimensions for both single- and double-lip design. Motors, Mechanical Hydraulic systems, pistons, and pumps utilize oil seals to protect internal components. Depending on the application, there are various material, size, and configuration options to best fit your needs. 
    
Generally, oil seals vary in materials and types based on the corresponding application. Common materials include: Nitrile Buna-N 70, Fluoropolymer, Silicone and Polyacrylate.

The benefits of oil seals include: Low levels of friction; compact size and light weight; reliable, rugged performance even under harsh conditions or extreme temperatures; simple construction; and versatility.

The “Guidelines for Bearing Seals” complimentary guide is available in the Resource Library for Bearing Products on Emerson Bearing’s website or by visiting: 
https://info.emersonbearing.com/lp-guidelines-for-bearing-deals

Emerson Bearing serves 16 major markets and their team of experts can assist with oil seals in its specific application and requirements. To speak with an Emerson Bearing expert, contact 800-225-4587 or visit EmersonBearing.com.

About Emerson Bearing Boston
Founded in 1957, Emerson Bearing Boston specializes in bearings for niche markets nationwide. The company provides solutions to a variety of industries including: aggregate, concrete, mining, machine tools, electric motor repair, marine, material handling, metal processing, packaging, food processing, paper converting, printing, wind/power generation, recreation, heavy construction, robotics, automation, transportation, wood products, wastewater treatment, pump, compressor and oil field.
 
Emerson Bearing Boston offers customers a one-stop shopping experience. With an online product catalog with over 3 million bearings – ranging in size from 3mm to tunnel-boring 
15-foot-diameter giants; a vast inventory of bearings; worldwide sourcing; a fixed price program; a knowledgeable staff; same day shipping and 24/7 service, Emerson Bearing Boston has become a leading provider of bearings in the U.S. They are the sister company of Action Bearing, which serves the New England market, and maintain headquarters at 201 Brighton Ave. Boston, MA. For more information, visit www.emersonbearing.com or call 800-225-4587.

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Old Colony Elder Services launches Campaign for World Elder Abuse Awareness Day.

Organizations and public encouraged to participate in Brockton & Plymouth Marches and to display Lawn Signs.

BROCKTON AND PLYMOUTH, MA… World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) is June 15th. To raise awareness to STOP elder abuse, Old Colony Elder Services (OCES) in partnership with Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy Cruz, Plymouth County Sheriff’s Department, the Brockton Council on Aging (COA) and Plymouth Center for Active Living (CAL), has launched a “March Against Elder Abuse” campaign that entails community marches in Brockton and Plymouth along with lawn sign displays during the month of June.

Everyone is welcome to participate! The public, civic leaders, health workers, and community supporters are invited to events in Brockton and Plymouth.     

On Wednesday, June 1, 2022 at 10:00 am, the OCES WEAAD planning committee will hold a banner-raising ceremony in front of OCES’ offices at 144 Main Street in Brockton to kick off the month-long awareness campaign. The banners will be displayed along a section of Main Street throughout the month of June. Brockton City Hall will also be lit up in purple on June 15th.

On Wednesday, June 15, 2022 OCES, the Brockton COA, and participants will March Against Elder Abuse in Brockton. The March starts at 11:00 am at the Brockton COA, 10 Father Kenney Way, continues along Main Street to OCES’ office then back to the COA for a special Grab & Go lunch with guest speakers. Limited parking is available.

RSVP for the Brockton March and lunch by June 6th: https://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?oeidk=a07ej4gwdo674b406fe&oseq=&c=&ch=  

On Thursday, June 16, 2022 OCES, the Plymouth CAL and participants will March Against Elder Abuse in Plymouth. The March will begin at 10:30 am outside Tavern on the Wharf, 6 Town Wharf, and proceed down Water Street then back to Tavern on the Wharf for a light lunch and speaking presentation. Metered parking is available off street.

RSVP for the Plymouth March by June 6th:  https://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?oeidk=a07ej4gqe0e4a3609c0&oseq=&c=&

All events are free and open to the general public. All events will be held rain or shine.

Lawn Sign Displays
In addition to the two Marches, take part in the Lawn Sign Displays! OCES encourages the community to make a difference and display a lawn sign for the month of June, to educate others about who to call to report elder abuse. OCES has created lawn signs with various sayings to raise awareness of elder abuse such as “You Can Make a Difference” and “See Something Say Something – Report Elder Abuse”. 

To obtain a complimentary lawn sign, community members can register at https://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?oeidk=a07ej4l2u2d1a2c61d1&oseq=&c=&ch= . Those who are picking up a sign will be provided with a designated pick-up time.  Deadline to claim a lawn sign is May 2, 2022.

Many Sponsorship Opportunities are available to support the “March Against Elder Abuse Campaign” – visit ocesma.org

“We must work together as a community to build awareness of this important issue,” said Teresa Kourtz, LSW, MSG, OCES’ Protective Services Director. “OCES encourages anyone witnessing elder abuse to report it. Be proactive and be a part of the solution to help end elder abuse.”

Recognizing Elder Abuse
Elder abuse includes physical, emotional, neglect, self-neglect, financial exploitation and sexual abuse. During 2021 in Massachusetts, 35,202 reports of elder abuse were made. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Administration for Community Living, an estimated five million older adults are victims of elder abuse, neglect, or exploitation every year. One in 10 Americans age 60 and older have experienced some form of elder abuse. Common risk factors for elder abuse are social isolation, poor physical health and dementia. Nationally, at least $36.5 billion annually is lost by victims of financial abuse according to the National Council on Aging. 

OCES Protective Services Program staff works with older adults or their designees to prevent, eliminate or remedy situations involving elder abuse.  When a report is made to the Centralized Intake Unit (Elder Abuse Hotline) and the elder resides in our catchment area, OCES will receive the report and determine if further investigation by a Protective Services Worker is necessary.

If you have concerns please contact your local Protective Services Agency. If you want to file a report on elder abuse, please contact the Centralized Intake Unit (Elder Abuse Hotline) at 1-800-922-2275.

About WEAAD
WEAAD was launched by the International Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse and the World Health Organization at the United Nations in 2006. To learn more about WEAAD, visit https://eldermistreatment.usc.edu/weaad-home/

About OCES
Founded in 1974, Old Colony Elder Services (OCES) is a non-profit agency proudly serving older adults and individuals with disabilities throughout greater Plymouth County and surrounding communities. OCES is a private, non-profit organization headquartered in Brockton with a second office in Plymouth. OCES is designated as one of 25 Aging Services Access Points (ASAPs) in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. OCES’ mission is to support the independence and dignity of older adults and individuals with disabilities by providing essential information and services that promote healthy and safe living. The agency offers a number of programs to serve older adults, individuals with disabilities, their families and caregivers. For more information call 508-584-1561 or visit www.ocesma.org. 

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Lakefront Living Realty

There are only two kinds of people. Those who live on a lake. And those who wished they did. With that in mind, our guests Scott Freerksen and Chris Mosier founded Lakefront Living International, LLC, a national real estate franchise company focused exclusively on the buying and selling of lakefront and lake community properties.

Martin Scorsese’s Shutter Island and nine Lakefront Bargain Hunters have turned to Lakefront Living for location advice and arrangements. Lakefront Living has an extensive database of details for 2,809 lakes.

In addition to its recent expansion into North Carolina, the company has established franchise territories in Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Hampshire, Ohio, Rhode Island and Tennessee.

What drives buyers and agents? How is the pandemic and the economy effective lakefront sales? Listen in. For more information on Lakefront Living Realty, visit https://www.lakefrontliving.com/

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Older Americans Act Nutrition Program 50th Anniversary. OCES Celebrates with Special “March for Meals” Event in Easton

Old Colony Elder Services (OCES), the non-profit agency proudly serving older adults and individuals with disabilities throughout greater Plymouth County, held a special “March for Meals” event in Easton, MA.

Honoring 50 Years
Meals on Wheels America and local programs such as OCES’ Nutrition Program, and others across the country, celebrated a very special March for Meals honoring the 50th anniversary of the Older Americans Act Nutrition Program, the federal legislation that provides funding for nutrition services for seniors and helps support programs like Meals on Wheels.

OCES’ March for Meals campaign included a Community Champions component which is when local elected officials and Council on Aging (COA) Directors participate along with OCES to deliver meals, speak out for seniors and raise awareness for the power of their work. This special March for Meals lunch (grab & go style) was held on March 24th. 

Shown: Brenda Carrens, Alfred DeGirolamo, Anne Daley, Shikha Datta, Kristin Kennedy and Timothy J Vamosi Easton EMS/MIH/Public Health Officer

Senator Michael Brady’s assistant, Alfred DeGirolamo, along with Easton Council on Aging Director Kristin Kennedy; Program Director Anne Daley; Easton Public Health Officer Timothy J Vamosi; OCES Supportive Housing Specialist Shikha Datta; OCES Community Programs Director Brenda Carrens; and OCES Nutrition Supervisor Jean-Marie Finn provided nutritious “Grab and Go” meals to residents at the Easton Housing Authority on Parker Terrace.

According to Nicole M. Long, OCES CEO, “The Nutrition Program is critical to many homebound older adults who are unable to prepare meals or manage grocery shopping. In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Older Americans Act Nutrition Program, our March for Meals events gave older adults opportunities to meet the dedicated individuals serving our communities and supporting the vital Meals on Wheels programs.” 

Over the past year, the COVID-19 pandemic brought about many new challenges, but OCES continues to adapt and safely serve the needs of their consumers and communities. According to Meals on Wheels America, eight out of ten local Meals on Wheels programs are still serving more home-delivered meals than they were prior to the pandemic.

All of OCES’ nutrition meals are planned by a Registered Dietitian. OCES has hundreds of volunteers in their Nutrition Program delivering over 1,900 nutritious meals each weekday to homebound recipients living in greater Plymouth County.
    
For more information about OCES’ Nutrition and Meals on Wheels program, contact Brenda Carrens OCES’ Community Programs Director at 508-582-1561 ext. 252.

To learn more about Meals on Wheels America, visit https://www.mealsonwheelsamerica.org

About OCES
Founded in 1974, OCES proudly serves greater Plymouth County and surrounding communities. OCES is a private, non-profit organization headquartered in Brockton with a second office in Plymouth. OCES is designated as one of 25 Aging Services Access Points (ASAPs) in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. OCES’ mission is to support the independence and dignity of older adults and individuals with disabilities by providing essential information and services that promote healthy and safe living. The agency offers a number of programs to serve older adults, individuals with disabilities, their families and caregivers. For more information call 508-584-1561 or visit www.ocesma.org. 

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Maximum Value Partners Adam Sonnhalter and Jack Mencini

How do you survive a business partnership?

How do you improve a husband and wife business team?

How do you make a family business more harmonious and productive?

These guys know close relationships in business.

Many business coaches are solo acts. Adam Sonnhalter and Jack Mencini of Maximum Value Partners (MVP) meet and work with their clients as a team.

“Two bald guys are better than one,” they say.

A lot of business coaches will focus on larger companies. MVP works ONLY with small businesses, and it’s been that way since the pair teamed up in 2003.

Their “partnership” goes back to the days at a country club when Adam was a caddie and Jack a wannabe scratch golfer. Ironically, MVP takes a caddy-like approach when working with its clients (think more Bagger Vance than Caddyshack’s Danny Noonan). Their MVP strategy involves helping clients navigate the 7 Keys to Success, the 3 Circles and getting unstuck from endless “how” questions. This formula has elevated the games of businesses ranging from landscapers to IT consultants, body shops to marketing firms.

Listen to this episode and get a good sense of what it means to be coached not coddled. For more information on MVP, visit www.maximumvp.com.

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Lakefront Living Expands Franchise Business in South Carolina

ANDERSON, COLUMBIA, GREENWOOD AND OCONEE, SC… Lakefront Living International, LLC, a national real estate franchise company focused exclusively on the buying and selling of lakefront and lake community properties, is expanding their franchise business and actively seeking new franchisees to service the South Carolina vacation, retirement and “working from home” destination. 

Realtors looking to take advantage of Lake Keowee, Lake Hartwell, Lake Greenwood, and Lake Murray’s evergreen markets will have a powerful new partner, as real estate franchise Lakefront Living seeks to enlist new franchisees in these areas. 

A realtor specializing in lake-adjacent properties has a particular edge in South Carolina’s lakes market, and by tapping into the resources afforded to all Lakefront Living franchisees, franchise operators in the area have a unique opportunity to dominate one of the most promising growing markets in the U.S.  Effective territory expansion is one of Lakefront Living’s key areas of focus, and one of the primary benefits offered to franchisees.

Scott Freerksen, co-founder and CEO

A Lake-filled Region with an Abundance of Options
Lake Keowee, a man-made reservoir in South Carolina’s Oconee County, located near the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains and within a few hundred miles of three states and eight major cities, has seen upwards of 100 communities established since the 1970s. With more than 300 miles of shoreline, the Lakefront Living team estimates there may be up to 1,000 – 2,000 properties up for sale at any given time. And crucially, the vast majority of those properties are undeveloped, meaning realtors can expect long-term growth in the market. 

One of the jewels of the Southeast, Lake Hartwell is a man-made reservoir created by Hartwell Dam. With 56,000 acres of water and 963 miles of shoreline, it’s one of the most popular and largest recreation lakes in the region. It’s also a thriving habitat for Catfish, Striped Bass and Walleye as well as Largemouth Bass.

Lake Murray is man-made reservoir created by the Saluda Dam and fed by the Saluda River. With 50,000 acres and 650 miles of shoreline, it extends to Lexington, Saluda, Newberry and Richland counties and is renowned for its recreational activities including fishing, camping, boating and more.

Lake Greenwood, known to those who prefer a slower pace, offers 11,400 acres and 212 miles of shoreline that extends into Greenwood, Laurens and Newberry counties. This man-made recreational lake is fed by the Saluda and Reedy Rivers and not only provides drinking water but plentiful recreational opportunities as well. 

Checking All the Boxes
Scott Freerksen, co-founder and CEO of Lakefront Living International explained. “These four lake areas meet all of our criteria for successful franchise locations. Market size, location, diversity of real estate offerings, attractions, climate, accessibility — essentially, they check every single box.” 

In addition to vacation homes, Freerksen also pointed to the growing number of full-time residences popping up in the area to explain why right now is the perfect time to break into the market. Because of the region’s year-round temperate climate and increasing access to high-quality amenities, the lake has become an increasingly attractive destination for retirees as well as those working remotely. 

According to Christine Mosier, Lakefront Living International’s Chief Operations Officer, “We’re looking for agents and brokers who have a true passion for lakefront properties. We’re all about letting our systems run the business and having the right people run the systems. We can teach those systems to anybody, but we can’t teach passion. As our franchisees become dominant in their market, that passion is going to be essential to growing their team and benefiting from our larger community of brokers across the country.” 

Changing Lives One Lake House at a Time
Lakefront Living International franchisees, known as “partners”, are the local, on-the-ground experts who provide critical community details for prospective buyers that includes specific shoreline conditions, neighborhood characteristics, zoning regulations, lake management operations, Lakefront events, and even offer boat tours of properties.

“What differentiates Lakefront Living is our comprehensive database of thousands of lakes analyzed to date along with our one-stop-shop website, LakefrontLiving.com, with the lake buyer in mind. After all, the buyer is essentially buying the lake first and the home second,” explained Mosier.

Lakefront Living has an extensive database of details for 2,809 lakes. In addition to its recent expansion into South Carolina, the company has established franchise territories in Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Rhode Island and Tennessee.

Freerksen continued, “We’ve taken a different approach than other real estate franchises—they deal with market saturation, while we want franchisees to be able to expand their market as much as they’d like. When we enter into a new state, a franchisee’s territory is based on market size, but they have first right of refusal for the rest of the state, meaning franchisees at Lake Keowee, Lake Hartwell, Lake Greenwood, and Lake Murray have the chance to grow their business throughout South Carolina.”

What Sets Lakefront Living Apart 
Lakefront Living International is the only national franchise with exclusive protected territories. Lakefront Living provides an easy path to move from Agent to Owner in 90 days, and their proprietary marketing strategy generates lakefront specific leads exclusively handed to the franchisee. These are just a few aspects of what sets them apart from other real estate franchises.

Real estate agents and brokers may learn more about Lakefront Living International franchise opportunities by visiting www.lakefrontfranchise.com or email info@lakefrontliving.com or call (833) 4MyLake / (833) 469-5253.

About Lakefront Living International, LLC
Founded in 2014, Lakefront Living International, LLC is a national real estate franchise company focused exclusively on the buying and selling of lakefront properties. As the only lake-focused real estate franchise in the United States, the company is dedicated to providing their unique business model to agents who share their passion for the lakefront lifestyle. Lakefront Living International, LLC’s proven systems use the power of niche marketing and client lifecycle principles to provide a true competitive advantage. One thing that sets the brand apart from other big-box real estate franchises and independent brokers alike is the freedom it grants franchisees in relation to territory size. The company has an ambitious expansion plan and is focused on attracting future partners.  

The LakefrontLiving.com brand is a frequent Partner of HGTV Lakefront Bargain Hunt. They have also sourced locations for a hit movie and were featured on WCVB-TV (ABC) Channel 5 Boston Chronicle.

Real estate agents may learn more about Lakefront Living International franchise opportunities by visiting www.lakefrontfranchise.com. Buyers and sellers of lakefront and lake community properties may learn more about Lakefront Living by visiting www.lakefrontliving.com.

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National Day of Prayer event to be held at National Monument to the Forefathers, Plymouth on Thursday, May 5. Two National Speakers to participate.

Two nationally known speakers will participate in the observance of the National Day of Prayer event to be held at National Monument to the Forefathers on Thursday, May 5, 4 – 7 p.m. 

The National Day of Prayer is an annual day of observance held on the first Thursday of May, designated by congress and encourages Americans to turn to God.  Many Americans assemble in prayer in front of courthouses, as well as in houses of worship, such as churches, mosques, synagogues, and temples.

Among the speakers will be Mark Meckler, President of Convention of States Foundation & Convention of States Action (COSA) with over 5 million supporters and activists, representing every state legislative district in the nation. Mark appears regularly on television, radio and online discussing the conservative grassroots perspective on political issues. Before COSA, Mark was the Co-Founder of Tea Party Patriots.

The second nationally recognized speaker is Rick Green, a former Texas State Representative, national speaker, author, and radio host.  Rick & his family travel the nation speaking on America’s forgotten history and heroes, with an emphasis on our moral, religious and constitutional heritage. Rick and David Barton co-host the national daily radio program, WallBuilders Live!  Rick & his wife, Kara, founded Patriot Academy, an elite leadership training program specializing in applied civics with a Biblical, historical, & Constitutional Foundation.

Local religious leaders, color guard and church worship bands will also contribute to the Day of Prayer event.

The Day of Prayer, Plymouth is a free event, but attendees are asked to RVSP so that updated information about public parking and weather considerations can be shared on a timely basis.  The reservation page is https://www.patriotacademy.com/prayer/

The Jenney Interpretive Centre, located on Summer Street in Plymouth, is the local coordinator and sponsor of the program. Leo and Nancy Martin, co-founders, host the event in Plymouth at the Monument each year. Volunteers to help with parking, event set up and greeting are encouraged to email a note to Info@TheJenney.org.

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Jenney Interpretive Centre in Plymouth Opens for Tours Beginning April 5th. Reservations Now Being Accepted

PLYMOUTH, MA… Book a spring guided tour with the Jenney Interpretive Centre and learn more about local Pilgrim life and America’s Hometown of Plymouth, MA. 

Jenney Interpretive Centre, otherwise known as “The Jenney”, will open for the season on April 5, 2022 by appointment only. The Jenney teaches about the Pilgrims and the impact they had on the founding and ongoing development of our country, and to the importance of passing the history of our country from generation to generation. Every year, The Jenney attracts visitors from near and far, including parents with young children, students, teachers, seniors, Christian groups, history buffs and others. 

The Jenney offers Walking tours and National Monument to the Forefathers tours, as well as exhibits. 

Walking tours are designed to give an overview of what transpired when the Pilgrims arrived in Plymouth. Participants learn about the people, places, and events of the beginning of our country as they walk along Town Brook through the historic district where our Forefathers lived and walked hundreds of years ago. The Jenney’s educational tours and programs offered include:

•    Discover Plymouth’s History Walking Tour – A 90-minute interpretive tour led by a guide in period clothing.

•    National Monument to the Forefathers Tour – A 45-minute interpretive tour led by a guide in period clothing which highlights the five principles the Pilgrims brought with them that formed the country we have today; one monument, five statues.

•    Pilgrim Economics. Business Not as Usual – Discover why the Pilgrims transitioned from communal living to land-ownership and how this change led to the beginning of free trade, industry, and capitalism in our country.

•    Stories of the American Covenant – Learn more about how The Mayflower Compact was a covenant the Pilgrims made with God.

Non-walking tours of the historic district and the National Monument to the Forefathers are also offered. These tours are situated in one of The Jenney’s exhibit rooms and taken via a one-hour Power Point presentation given by guides in period clothing.

Reservations are required for all tours, programs and special events. Reduced rates are available for group tours of 20 or more. Book for the 2022 season online at https://thejenney.org.

About Jenney Interpretive Centre
Built in 1749, what is now known as the Jenney Interpretive Centre is located in the heart of the historic district of Plymouth, MA. In 2022, Jenney Interpretive Centre will begin their 21st year of educating locals and visitors to the area on the founding of our country. 

Led by co-founders Leo and Nancy Martin, the Jenney Interpretive Centre teaches about the Pilgrims and the impact they had on the founding and ongoing development of our country, and to the importance of passing the history of our country from generation to generation.

The Jenney Interpretive Centre is a not for profit 501(C)(3) educational charity and their mission is supported through donations, which are tax-deductible, as well as admissions, sales, and grants. The Jenney Interpretive Centre is located at 48 Summer Street in Plymouth, MA. For more information, visit thejenney.org.

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