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BLUE SKIES
Herring Cove Provincetown 2020
Photo by Gail M. Vasques
Provincetown
Chamber of Commerce
E-Happenings
June 5th, 2020
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Governor Baker's new advisory.
The four phases – called Start, Cautious, Vigilant and the New Normal
Mass.gov/reopening
On June 6th Governor Baker will announce more information on Phase 2 openings and
more detail on which sectors can reopen in Phase 2.
As currently published, Phase 2 categories that may reopen include libraries and retail
(browsing inside with restrictions), restaurants and accommodations of all types (with
restrictions), and personal services.
restrictions), and personal services.
The complete list is here: https://www.mass.gov/info-details/reopening-when-can-my-business-
reopen#detailed-industry-reopening-plan-
Those now permitted to open must comply with
Mandatory Safety Standards for Workplaces
and develop a written COVID-19 safety plan, addressing:
Social Distancing: employees, customers, and vendors should remain at least six feet
apart to the greatest extent possible, both inside and outside workplaces; establish
protocols to ensure that employees can practice adequate social distancing; signage
for safe social distancing, and require face coverings or masks for all employees.
Hygiene Protocols: provide hand washing capabilities throughout the workplace and
ensure employees frequently wash hands; provide regular sanitization of high touch
areas, such as workstations, equipment, screens, doorknobs, restrooms throughout
work site.
Staffing and Operations: provide training for employees regarding the social
distancing and hygiene protocols; employees who are displaying COVID19-like
symptoms do not report to work; establish a plan for employees getting ill from
COVID-19 at work, and a return-to-work plan.
Cleaning and Disinfecting: establish and maintain cleaning protocols specific to the
business; when an active employee is diagnosed with COVID19, cleaning and
disinfecting must be performed; disinfection of all common surfaces must take place
at intervals appropriate to said workplace; AND Sector Specific Safety Protocols.
Business are required to complete the COVID-19 Control Plan and post Compliance
Attestation notice. Here is an employer poster, and here is a worker poster.
Find out here which phase your business can reopen in, subject to certain limitations
Find out here which phase your business can reopen in, subject to certain limitations
and guidelines to be determined and contingent upon public health data.
The Provincetown Health Department recommends
Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Mass Department of Public Health (DPH)
websites for the latest COVID-19 (Coronvirus) information. You can call 2-1-1
anywhere in Massachusetts to get real-time COVID-19 information, resources, and
referrals in multiple languages.
Stay well, Provincetown, and wash your hands!
Provincetown Recovery Coalition
The Mission of the Coalition is to engage representative stakeholders of the major sectors to
advise the Provincetown Town Manager in the development of plans that will facilitate the
operation of the town and its businesses to serve residents and visitors while maintaining the
health and safety of everyone during the summer and fall of 2020.
The Provincetown Chamber of Commerce Representative on the Coalition is Patrick Patrick -
President of the Chamber Board.
Please direct all ideas, concerns and recommendations to Patrick at p2@marspec.net
Thank you,
Board of Directors
Provincetown Chamber of Commerce, Inc.
INFORMATIONAL LINKS FOR COVID-19
State of Massachusetts Unemployment due to COVID-19
COVID-19 Guidance and Directives
Pandemic Unemployment Assistance
Provincetown COVID-19 Information
Outer Cape Health
Sign up for the Alert System,
https://alerts.provincetown-ma.gov Cape Cod Healthcare
Provincetown Police Department Sign up for Health and other Community
Development Depts News
World Health Organization
PROVINCETOWN DEPT. OF HEALTH
SBA Debt Relief Program
Homeless Prevention Council
SCORE Cape Cod & the Islands
Registry of Motor Vehicles-Licenses, IDs,+ Permits
U.S. Chamber Small Business Fund
Reopening Toolkit Small Business
Re-opening Toolkit Non Profit
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
FY2021 Small Business
Technical Assistance
Grant Program
Massachusetts Growth Capital Corporation is pleased to announce the request for proposals for participation in
the Fiscal Year 2021 (July 2020 - June 2021) progr
The Small Business Technical Assistance Grant Program expands economic and entrepreneurial opportunity throughout
the Commonwealth. The program is designed to complement and enhance traditional public and private small business
assistance networks by providing technical assistance and training programs for underserved and/or disadvantaged
businesses with 20 employees or less. It seeks to facilitate small business economic viability and improve their ability to
secure capital.
This state-funded program is managed by MGCC. The grants are awarded to community development corporations
(CDC’s), community development financial institutions (CDFI’s), chambers of commerce and other nonprofit organizations
that currently provide technical assistance and training programs to small businesses and start-ups with an emphasis on
underserved businesses and entrepreneurs. Eligible organizations use the funds to provide crucial services, such as
technical assistance, training in business skills, and access to financing, to their local businesses. These grants are
intended to supplement the organization’s current and anticipated funding and not to be the primary funding support. In
addition, mini-grants are offered through the grantees to small business owners with needs for professional, technical, and
operational services.
FY2021 Program Information
· Funds available for this grant program in FY 2021 will be $4 million. (subject to appropriation)
· Maximum grant amount to programs proposed by a single organization not to exceed $85,000.
· Maximum grant amount to programs proposed as a collaborative joint proposal (defined as two or more eligible
organizations sharing costs and providing complementary services in coordination with each other) not to exceed
$175,000.
· Collaborative joint proposals must demonstrate that the organizations propose a cohesive work plan and will work
together to implement and achieve their proposed objectives.
· Collaborative joint proposals must have one lead organization and one person responsible for the application and
administration of grant monies, as well as all reporting and communication with MGCC.
· MGCC will endeavor to assure broad geographic diversity among grantees but will not limit the number of grants
awarded per region.
Schedule
· Proposals will be due no later than 5:00 PM on Tuesday, June 16, 2020
· Grants will be awarded on or before Monday, August 31, 2020 (subject to change)
· Informational sessions are being offered for prospective applicants. If you would like to attend one of these sessions,
please RSVP to Alison Moronta at amoronta@massgcc.com
Click here to learn more and access the RFP
Small Business Relief Survey
The CDP is partnering with Massachusetts Growth Capital Corporation and other state, regional, and local
leaders to form the MA Small Biz COVID Response Coalition.
The MA Small Biz COVID Response Coalition is conducting a Small Business Relief Survey, and we are asking
The MA Small Biz COVID Response Coalition is conducting a Small Business Relief Survey, and we are asking
that you participate. This short survey takes approximately 5 minutes and the responses will assist local, state,
and federal officials making critical decisions for the small business community. Please feel free to share this
email with other small businesses so that we can understand the needs and impacts across the state.
Click the button below to complete the survey. Thank you for participating.
SURVEY
The CDP is Open for Business and we are offering our regular small business assistance remotely using zoom,
telephone, email, skype, and facetime. Please feel free to email me and we can set up a time to talk. Or call me
directly at 508-514-1369
Do you have questions regarding what options and resources are available now or what steps you should
take for the future?
Do you need information on the SBA PPP program or on the Pandemic Unemployment for 1099’s and
sole proprietors? We can help you understand the right options for you and your situation.
As, we continue to offer small businesses the support they need and want, we need your help to develop
upcoming programming. We have created a short survey to help us develop expertise in new areas, create
workshops and to identify resources for our community to assist in this unprecedented time. Please take 2
minutes to tell us what you need in this Survey Monkey survey.
Support small business in our region, sign onto a letter to our state legislators.
The CDP along with 72 other small business support organizations recently sent a letter to Governor Baker that
outlined a number of initiatives that need to be funded by the state to help very small businesses across
Massachusetts. The CDP acknowledges that Lower and Outer Cape businesses have many unique challenges
in a normal year let alone during a Pandemic and need additional support. We have crafted a letter to our state
elected officials to request additional resources for small businesses. Please Read the letter. If you would like to
have your name and businesses name included, please provide the following information to Jason at the CDP:
· name
· position
· business
· address
· contact phone
On a separate note, many of you may have heard that small business owners who also have a job where they
get a W2 for over $5100 a year, can not apply for the Pandemic Unemployment Insurance. We have many small
businesses here that can not support themselves on what they make in their small business and have part time
jobs to supplement their income. The CDP has brought this to the attention of our state legislators and they have
received feedback that this is a cap in the Federal Policy and must be changed by the Federal Government. If
you have business owners that have fallen into the crack in the support options please have them contact
Congressman Keating and Senators Warren and Markey.
An email or phone call to the three contacts below would be good. They should also copy Dottie Smith in Rep.
Peake’s Office:
Senator Warren Jessica Wong: Jessica_Wong@warren.senate.gov; 617-565-4240
Senator Markey Nolan O'Brien: Nolan_O'Brien@markey.senate.gov; 857-303-1374 (cell
Congressman Keating Andrew Nelson: Andrew.Nelson@mail.house.gov; 508-771-0666 774-487-4479 (cell)
Please cc: Dottie Smith, Chief of Staff for Rep. Sarah K. Peake Dorothy.Smith@mahouse.gov
Stay well!
Stay well!
Pam Andersen
Director of Business & Credit Programs
Community Development Partnership - Capecdp.org I (508) 240-7873 x18 I pam@capecdp.org
Here at SCORE we are working hard to keep our website updated
with all the latest information. You'll see that we have a
special section dedicated to Coronavirus Emergency Loans and
Benefits.
We have added the following information of interest to you.
For this information and more go to our updated website
To assist you through this crisis, SCORE Cape Cod & the Islands
is offering remote mentoring. We are working with businesses via
phone and/or videoconferencing on issues such as how to prepare
applications, advice on the appropriate steps for your business
and importantly, how to prepare your business for a reopening.
If you would like to work with any of our over 50 mentors here on the Cape & the Islands, please call our office
at 508-775-4884. We will get back to you shortly and can quickly arrange a mentoring session.
PARKING IN PROVINCETOWN
Provincetown continues to monitor and adjust public parking
operations in response to COVID-19.
Permit parking and paid parking at meters, kiosks,
and the MacMillan Pier Lot resumes June 1st.
The MacMillan Pier Lot will remain open to permit holders,
but will only be accepting credit/debit card payments for paid parking.
Neighborhood resident permit parking restrictions are in place.
There is no parking on Commercial Street
between Johnson Street and Winthrop Street.
Parking permits for the 2020 Season
are available for online purchase HERE.
A reminder from the desk of Animal Control Officer Ruthanne Cowing
If you’re going to be in and out of your car running errands, PLEASE leave your dog home!
If you’re going to be in and out of your car running errands, PLEASE leave your dog home!
Believe it or not, leaving the windows parAally open is NOT enough.
Parking in the shade WON’T keep the car cool enough either.
Dogs feel heat differently than humans do. They sweat differently too. Dogs sweat by panAng and
by sweaAng from their paws. However, a dog trapped in a hot car cannot effecAvely rid its body of
enough of the heat by panAng and sweaAng — simply because there’s not enough cool, fresh air
to replace the heated, stale air.
Therefore, a dog breathing in warm/hot air for too long will suffer heatstroke and could die.
If you see this acAvity, please call us immediately BUT know the law!
In Massachusetts, it is law that residents can take swift action when they see a pet
stranded in a hot car. BUT there are protocols that must be followed to protect you from
civil or criminal liability, you must of course: FIRST try to find the owner, SECOND make
a call to authorities, and stay on the scene. After that and if a true emergency beckons, the
law wants you save that pet from an overheated vehicle.
AGAIN you must..
First notify law enforcement or call 911
Determine the vehicle is locked "or there is no other reasonable
means for exit
Have a firm belief that entry into the vehicle "is reasonably necessary”
to prevent imminent danger or harm to the animal. You can’t just break
a window!
The Town of Provincetown
will test closing a porAon of Commercial Street
to vehicular traffic this weekend
from 6 to 10 p.m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
between Standish and Court streets
to give people more room to properly spread out.
Provincetown Town
Election Ballots By Mail And Census Data
Early voting for the June 30th Provincetown Town Election is now available by mail ballot.
Ballot request forms are available on the town’s webpage under News and Announcements.
The last date to register to vote is June 19th.
Please call the Town Clerk’s Office at 508-487-7013 with any questions.
If you have not already filled out your 2020 Federal Census form, please do so.
A link to the census site is also available on the town’s website.
Accurate census data is critical for Provincetown.
Spread the word, and please stay safe.
Town of Provincetown
To reply to Eric Sussman, email esussman@provincetown-ma.govTo reply to Eric Sussman, email esussman@provincetown-ma.gov
PETER PAN BUS LINES
Peter Pan Bus Lines is adding more service on Friday June 5th, 2020
CLICKE HERE FOR: Peter Pan Tickets, schedules and information
CAPE COD REGIONAL
TRANSIT AUTHORITY PROVINCETOWN
MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
The Cape Cod Regional
Transit Authority has
continued operations Provincetown Airport reopened
during the coronavirus
pandemic, but has felt the May 9th aVer being closed
impact it has had on the for repairs for 5 weeks.
community.
“All across the country, transit agencies have Repairs were done to the taxi-way and
seen a significant reduction in all of their
addiAonal 30 Parking
service. Here on the Cape we have seen about a
65 to 75 percent reduction in our daily fixed Spaces were added. AddiAonal
route service,” said Administrator Tom Cahir. precauAons have been taken
“So we’ve seen big reductions in our service At the airport to help prevent the spread
and the number of people taking advantage of
our service but we’ve tried to make sure that
of the coronavirus.
we still provide service at the time that is Due to an environmental issue a project
convenient for people getting to work, and will conAnue with the
medical appointments, and the grocery store.” Airport open unAl it’s expected
The CCRTA carries roughly 500 to 700 people
a day on their fixed route service. compleAon date of June 4th.
Cape air is flying to and from Boston
Logan InternaAonal Airport.
Click here for the latest info on OCHS1. If an individual believes that they meet the criteria for tesAng, please call Outer Cape Health Services first at 508-905-
2888. Please DO NOT come into any of our health centers.
2. Symptoms for COVID-19 can include fever, chills, shaking chills, coughing and signs of a lower respiratory illness, as well
as faAgue, sore throat, headache, body aches or new loss of a sense of taste or smell. Risk factors for contracAon of the
coronavirus include close contact with a person known to have COVID-19.
3. Nasal swab samples will be taken for tesAng aVer all clinical informaAon is considered and a risk assessment is done by
an Outer Cape Health Services clinician.
4. If we confirm that tesAng is required, an OCHS provider wearing full protecAve gear will meet paAents for swabbing
outside our Wellfleet or Provincetown health centers to obtain samples.
5. Outer Cape Health Services is currently packaging and sending all swabs for tesAng via our site partners Quest
DiagnosAcs.
6. Quest DiagnosAcs is not swabbing or tesAng on site at any Outer Cape Health Services locaAons. Quest is sending swab
samples to their own off-Cape labs for tesAng. Quest DiagnosAcs also offers COVID-19 anitbody tesAng independently of
Outer Cape Health Services.
7. While we are able to collect swab specimens for tesAng, Outer Cape Health Services is not able to perform the actual
test. Only the swabs to collect a test specimen are available at OCHS.
8. Presently, test results take up to three to four days to obtain test results.
9. Once test results are received, an OCHS staff member will contact the tested paAent by telephone with their respecAve
results and provide further medical counseling.
What should I do if I feel symptoms?
OCHS continues to closely monitor updates on Coronavirus (COVID-19).
To keep all of our patients and staff healthy and safe, please take note of the following:
We ask that our patients call 508-905-2888 BEFORE COMING INTO ANY OF OUR HEALTH CENTERS,
if you have any of the following symptoms: fever, difficulty breathing, or cough. For an immediate medical
emergency, individuals should call 9-1-1
When you call, we will ask you a few questions about recent travel and if you have had close contact with
anyone who has traveled or is suspected of having COVID-19.
We will help you get the care and assistance you need based on our screening.
Outer Cape Health Services
remains here to serve you and the community,
but we ask that you do your part.
Harbor Health
has announced that it will not reopen
Harbor Community Dental Center-Provincetown
with Outer Cape Health Services.
Harbor Health will continue to offer care through OCHS dental locations in Hyannis and Dennis and
work with Outer Cape on transportation or telehealth options for patients.
“Our main priority was – and will continue to be – to partner with OCHS to ensure access to dental
services for people living on the Outer Cape,” said Chuck Jones, president and CEO of Harbor Health.
The majority of Harbor’s dental patients are low-income or uninsured and the organization is one of the
few dental providers on the Cape that accepts MassHealth for adults.
Harbor and OCHS are discussing options for providing transportation to Hyannis and Dennis for dental
patients in need of routine and emergency care. In addition, the CCRTA has a stop at Patriot Square
close to Harbor’s Ellen Jones Community Dental Center. Harbor also plans to continue to offer
telehealth.
“We are committed to helping our friends and neighbors in Provincetown, and will do whatever we can
to make sure everyone in our community can get local, affordable dental care,” continued Jones.to make sure everyone in our community can get local, affordable dental care,” continued Jones.
Jones added Harbor will look at future opportunities to provide dental care physically in Provincetown.
Dental patients can find additional information about continuing dental care, here.
Click here for the latest updates
We hope this letter finds you and our family in good health. Our community has been through a
lot over the last few months, and all of us are looking forward to resuming our normal habits and
routines. While many things have changed, one thing has remained the same: our commitment
to your safety.
Infection control has always been a top priority for our practice and you may have seen this
during your visits. Our infection control processes are made so that when you recieve care its
both safe and comfortable.
Our office follows infection control recommendations made by the American Dental Association
(ADA) the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Occupational Safety
and Health Administration (OSHA). We follow the activities of these agencies so that we are up
to date on any rulings or guidance that may be issued.
We are hoping to begin seeing patients the week of June 8th, this depends on the
recommendation of the Governor and the Massachusettes Dental Society.
You may see some changes when it is time for your next appointment. We made these changes
to help protect our patients and staff.
Our office will communicate with you beforehand to ask some screening questions. You'll
be asked those same questions again when you enter the office. It is important that we
speak with every patient prior to your visit, please return messages left.
We have hand sanitizers that we will ask you to use when you enter the building. Please
wear you mask, we will take your temperature and give you a bag to store your mask in
until your procedure is complete.
You will be asked to remain in your car. Please call 508-487-2800 to initiate your
appointment. Please do not ask anyone to join you for your appointment. The waiting
room will remain closed.
Appointments will be managed to allow for social distancing between patients. That might
mean that you are offered fewer options for scheduling our appointments
We look forward to seeing you again and happy to answer any questions you may have about
the steps we are taking to keep you, and every patient , safe in our practice.
Please be patient in the scheduling process, Michelle will call you to reschedule everyone that
had an appointment during this time. Thank you for being our patient. We value your trust and
loyalty and look forward to welcomng back our patients, neighbors and friends.
Sincerely,
Scott A. Allegretti, DDS
135 Bradford St. ~ Provincetown, MA 02657
508-487-2800 ~ Email | WebsiteCOVID-19 is making for a tough season. Provincetown retailers and restaurants will be counting
on part-time residents to come in and spend. But did you know that recent negative comments
on social media and in the press are keeping part-timers away?
In an April 29th survey, 45% of part-time residents said they feel unwelcome in Provincetown.
The Provincetown Part-Time Resident Taxpayers Association (PPRTA) wants to change that.
PPRTA created our “Community Partners” program expressly to help retailers and restaurants
by lending you our good reputation with part-time residents to drive your business.
PPRTA will feature your business and links on our website and newsletters, and we ask that you
provide links to PPRTA in your advertising as well. We provide you, free of charge, our 5”x5”
partner window decal to announce our friendship along with a similar PDF for your advertising.
Joining our program is easy and hassle free but we have limited slots.
Call Steve at 617-237-0575 or email info@pprta.org
Seashore Urges Public Cooperation
During COVID-19
Oficials at Cape Cod National Seashore have discovered vandalism and dumping at locations, and have
observed numerous regulations not being followed. Materials and household trash were dumped, Fencing was
vandalized, and increased violations, including pets on trails, in shorebird areas, and off leash; and bicycles, dirt
bikes, and ATVs on trails.
The seashore staff does not have the resources to address these careless acts. We will issue citations to those
who do not follow regulations, and we may be forced to close areas of the seashore if violations continue.
If choosing to come to the seashore, residents and visitors must adhere to the following regulations to avoid a
citation and fines up to $5000.
--Pack out all trash, including food scraps and pet waste.--Pack out all trash, including food scraps and pet waste.
--Follow pet regulations: Pets must always be leashed. They are never allowed on unpaved trails, and they must
be kept out of posted shorebird protection areas. Clean up after pets.
--Folw bike regulations: Bikes are allowed on paved areas and fire roads only. They are never allowed on
unpaved trails or on beaches.
--Dirt bikes and ATVs are never allowed on trails within the seashore.
--Do not litter and No dumping.
It is illegal to feed wildlife in NaSonal Parks.
Animals that are fed oVen lose their fear of people, becoming unpredictable and aggressive
in ahempts to gain food. This can lead to serious injury to people and destrucAon of the wild animal.
In addiAon, feeding draws more animals, resulAng in unnaturally high populaAons,
compeAAon for human-provided food, and aggressive behavior.
There is enough natural food to support wildlife in the naAonal seashore; feeding is unnecessary and harmful.
The public is reminded to remain distant from wild animals; to keep children close and pets
leashed; and to not feed or leave food out for wildlife. Rangers will conAnue to cite offenders.
“We understand how important it is for people to have the opportunity to get outdoors to relieve some of the
stress that COVID-19 is causing,” said Carlstrom. “We urge the public to respect their seashore, follow all
guidance and regulations, and act responsibly.”More information ...
On June 6th Governor Baker will announce more information on Phase 2 openings and
more detail on which sectors can reopen in Phase 2.
As currently published, Phase 2 categories that may reopen include libraries and retail
(browsing inside with restrictions), restaurants and accommodations of all types (with
restrictions), and personal services.
The complete list is here: https://www.mass.gov/info-details/reopening-when-can-my-
business-reopen#detailed-industry-reopening-plan-
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On June 6th Governor Baker will announce more information on Phase 2 openings and
more detail on which sectors can reopen in Phase 2.
As currently published, Phase 2 categories that may reopen include libraries and retail
(browsing inside with restrictions), restaurants and accommodations of all types (with
restrictions), and personal services.
The complete list is here: https://www.mass.gov/info-details/reopening-when-can-my-
business-reopen#detailed-industry-reopening-plan-
Here are the circulars and checklists for restaurants released by the state:
· Restaurants Checklist
· Restaurants Circular >
RESTAURANTS
FOOD TAKE OUT - PICK UP
SOME DELIVERY - SOME OUTSIDE SEATINGS
PLEASE LET US KNOW WHAT'S HAPPENING WITH YOU: gail@ptownchamber.com
Click on underlined below to get to individual websites & confirm times, etc.
Soup Kitchen in Provincetown SKIP closed on Friday, May 29, 2020 after extending its season by five weeks.
Thank you to the donors, volunteers and staff who make SKIP service possible! www.skipfood.org
Angel Foods open daily 8am to 7pm 508-487-6666
Box Lunch in Truro 508-487-4545 Open Monday ~ Saturday 7 am to 4pm
We are still open daily, wanting to be here for our community, but the modifications are important for the safety of
all! Lunch specials…
⭐ Call in orders are encouraged, we will do curbside delivery, 508.487.4545
⭐ Call in orders are encouraged, with curbside delivery...call your order in 508.487.4545
⭐ FREE DELIVERY anywhere in Truro or Provincetown ⭐ Last deliveries between 4- 5 pm,
The Canteen 202 550-8812
Everyday: 10am-8pm for take-out and delivery only open 7 days a week 10 am until 8 pm Serving food to-go,
prepared meals to heat up at home and delivery. To help our community during the global pandemic, we are also
offering a Grocery-To-Go Service For Pick Up Or Delivery. https://squareup.com/store/the-canteen-online/
Orders can be placed at our counter, a few guests at a time, or call ahead to place your order.
We ask that you please pay by credit card so that our crew doesn’t handle cash.
Delivery available in Provincetown for a $5 flat fee. Call us to place your order: 508-487-3800
Cape Tip Fish & Lobster Market 508.487.0259 https://www.facebook.com/capetipseafoods/Cape Tip Fish & Lobster Market 508.487.0259 https://www.facebook.com/capetipseafoods/ Call 508.487.0259 from 8:30am – 12pm for same day curbside pickup and Delivery. Fresh seafood daily Scallops, Lobsters, Haddock, Sole, Salmon, Local Oysters, Cod, Halibut, Swordfish, Chopped Clams, Red Snapper, Shrimp. Our famous stuffed clams, and more … Check Facebook page. Coffee Pot 508-487-2580 Now Open in Lopes Square Open 7am - 2pm Daily except closed on Monday. Walk up service - Take out only. Menu varies daily Call in your order. Credit card or cash. Crown & Anchor Call 508-487-1430 ext 3# Delivery TO GO options from Thursday’s through Monday’s Chicken Fajitas, House made salsa & Guacamole, NY Sirloin, Burgers, Chicken Club, Famous MAC & Cheese! Www.onlyatthecrown.com East End Market 508-487-2339. New info! Open! 9:00am-6:00pm! Masks and Fresh Gloves Must Be Worn! Kitchen Open for Breakfast and Lunch! We presently have dairy, cheese, eggs, meats, Produce and Grocery with vegan and gluten free options. We’ve got frozen take-home meals we’ve created with vegetarian choices. As well as Beer and Wine and most importantly chocolate! Fanizzi Restaurant 508.487.1964 Open everyday Lunch 11:30-3:45 PM and Dinner 4:00-9:00 PM Coming Soon ... Outside Seating! Now serving bottle beer and bottles of wine, please ask for details when phoning in your order. You must be 21 years of age and you MUST buy food to order beer and wine. We can take payment over the phone. ONLY 1 PERSON allowed in the front door at a time. If you call and the phone is busy or goes to voicemail, please call us back or leave a message. 508-487-1964. Visit our website to view the menu. www.fanizzisrestaurant.com Please be safe and we will all get through this together. Front Street NOW OPEN beginning Thursday, May 21 Call 508-487-9715 or Click here to Order on Line Wednesday – Sunday 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm Curbside service only. MENU With 24 hours notice we can do Rack of Lamb, Filet Mignon, and Tea Smoked Duck! We will be adding Wine, Beer and Soda..., You may order by calling 508-487- 9715 or by using our new online ordering system which will be going live in the next few days... So please stay tuned!!! We love and miss you all and can't wait to get back in the kitchen Jimmy’s Hideaway (508) 487-1011 NOW OPEN Curbside Pick Up or Free Delivery in Provincetown To view our menu go to www.jimmyshideaway.com Hours: Friday, Saturday and Sunday 11:30 to 2:30, 5:00 to 8:30 John's Footlong (508) 487-7434 We are open for the 2020 season. Our full menu will be available 7 days a week. Because of the current situation, there will be some operational changes. We ask that everyone wear a mask and maintain social distancing when placing or picking up your order. There will be no communal condiments. Our staff will provide everything that you desire. Our upstairs dining area will be closed until further notice. PLEASE exercise patience. The safety of our customers and staff is first and foremost. We will do our best to provide the great food and quality service that has always been a trademark of John’s. Thank you for your patronage! Liz’s Café (508) 413-9131 PLEASE CALL AHEAD! Liz's Cafe will offer take-out, pick up, and delivery, 4-8 daily (closed Mon - Tues) We will be offering our lunch, Jamaican, and dinner menu. Menu options may be altered based on availability from our suppliers. Mac’s Fish House Provincetown OPEN DAILY - TAKEOUT HOURS: 11:30 am - 8:00 pm Please Call For Takeout Curbside Pick Up Available. Check out Mac's Meals Mac’s Seafood Market 508-487-6227 Hours: 10 am - 6 pm Local home delivery available. MAC'S MEALS Ready to heat & eat and include a main course, side dish, salad or soup Cooking instructions included. There is a two-meal minimum order. Choose drive thru curbside pick up or local home delivery. Two meals for $20, Four meals for $35, Six meals for $50, or DONATE A MEAL OPTION More Info The Mews Restaurant Provincetown 508-487-1500 continues to present “mews @ home” take out and delivery service (within Provincetown) now every day for lunch & dinner (effective May 1, 2020) Lunch 11-2, Dinner 5-8
lunch & dinner (effective May 1, 2020) Lunch 11-2, Dinner 5-8 FYI - We enjoy thinking out of the “take out” box, so our menu features something unusual in a box. Fresh on the half shell Wellfleet Oysters Mignonette is served on a bed of shaved ice with mignonette sauce and lemon in a take out box! Montano’s Restaurant 508-487-2026 We are open Nightly from 4:00 – 8:00 pm for take-out only. Ordering your Montano's favorites is as easy as ever. Just give us a call to schedule your takeout. We’re grateful for your support! We'd like to sincerely thank all of Cape Cod for the tremendous support you have shown us over the past couple months. We couldn't get through this without you, and we hope to greet you all inside whenever possible. -Bob, Dawn, Zana, Darla, Susie, Barca, Daniel, Devon, Chris, Pappy, Lenny, Fay, Conrad, Robin, and DJ Provincetown Fudge Factory 508-487-2850 Attention local friends!! We're going to give this curbside pick up gig a try!! Saturday and Sunday give us a call between 11-4, to place an order! Orders $25+ will receive 25% off, 508-487-2850, credit card info will be taken over phone (no cash or checks can be accepted), call us when you're here and receive your order via our new little take out window **please be patient as we give this a try. There will only be one staff member taking calls and preparing orders so if you don't get us right away just callback in a couple minutes. Please have your order and credit card info ready when you call. We appreciate everyone's efforts to continue shopping locally and keep our little town rolling through this storm. We’re re-stocked with Truffles: Raspberry, Merlot, Dark Chocolate, Wicked Dark Chocolate, Crème Brulée, Peanut Butter, Cappuccino, and Hazelnut, English Toffee Slabs, Milk Chocolate Pretzels, and Milk Chocolate Sea Salt Caramels. Stop & Shop - 508-487-4903 Daily 7:30 – 8pm Special Store Hours for Customers age 60 and over from 6:00am-7:30am daily. Pharmacy 508-487- 3738 Open until 6:00 PM Tin Pan Alley 508-487-1648 https://www.facebook.com/tinpanalleyptown/ Open for take out and delivery Seven days, 11am-2pm and 4to 8pm Tin Pan Alley take out and delivery service with our "QUARTS TO GO" program (heat it and eat it). Executive Chef Chris Siar will use quart (and pint) containers to store his amazing food. You can take it home and enjoy it when you are hungry. Every morning we will put a list of what Chef Chris has made available for take out or delivery for that day on https://www.facebook.com/tinpanalleyptown/ so you will know what we are offering. Anyone who is really struggling, is out of work, has no cash or credit right now, we are offering house accounts. It basically is like a credit card. Come by with proof of ID, we will do our best to set up a house charge for you. After we set up your account, you can sign for the things you need, and have a running tab, that only you can use. When you get back on your feet and have money you can pay us back then. Please if you have cash or credit do not ask to sign up for an account. Do something kind today It will brighten YOUR day! Twisted Pizza, subs, and Ice Cream (508) 487-6973 293 Commercial St. www.provincetowntwistedpizza.com Open: Friday 2-9, Saturday 11-9, Sunday - Thurs. 11-8 Twisted pizza is open for curbside pick and hands free delivery. Here’s to a great season Twisted Pizza would like to announce that we are starting up our Pending Pizza program to help those in need during these difficult times Yolqueria (5080 487-0600 Offers takeout brunch from 8 am - 2 pm and Tacos from 11 am - 2 pm, Friday to Monday. Order online to minimize contact and keep people safe. Ciro & Sals (508) 487-6444 Open Thursday – Sunday. Delivery and Takeout from 5:30PM We're working hard during the current COVID-19 health crisis to carry out our mission as a community-building restaurant. We will continue to provide homemade Italian specialties for our loyal patrons. We are open for food to-go and delivery only. Orders can be placed by calling (508) 487-6444. We ask that you please pay by credit card so that our staff doesn’t handle cash. Delivery available in Provincetown free of charge. We hope all of you remain healthy, strong and resilient. Cumberland Farms 508-487-3217 Open daily 24 hours Kohi Coffee Company: Open seven days, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. for takeout only; 774-538-6467 Kung Fu Dumpling 774-538-7106 Provincetown House of Pizza (508) 487-6655 We are offering contact-free deliveries and pick-ups as well as taking all precautions when serving our customers in house. Ask your server for contact-free ordering details
taking all precautions when serving our customers in house. Ask your server for contact-free ordering details
when you place your order and as always, thank you very much! Stay healthy and safe - sincerely P-HOP staff
Savory & the Sweet Escape 508-487-2225 Phone ahead and we’ll have your order ready when you
arrive Always serving locally roasted Beanstock Coffee & Espresso drinks and Truro born Cape Cod Kombucha
Snack and Supply Open seven days, 7:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.; 508-487-0080
JUNE 2020 HAPPENINGS
Greetings!
Please join us Saturday morning from 11am to 12pm on Zoom as we celebrate
the HPC 2020 Virtual Walk for Home! We will be live on Zoom with State Senator
Julian Cyr and Representative Sarah Peake, Team Captains, Participants, Staff,
Volunteers, and Clients. Join us, and tell us all why you're participating in this fun
event in support of HPC's mission!
We will acknowledge together some special team efforts. And we will acknowledge
the hard work of the 2020 Walk for Home Team: Eric Canute, Natasha Frodel,
Hadley Luddy (not to mention Edie and Otis), Nancy Noble, and Pat Perry.
The Matinée Murders
Sixth Book in Provincetown Mystery Series Showcases Film Festival
HomePort Press is delighted to announce the release of bestselling author Jeannette de
Beauvoir's latest novel. Set against the backdrop of the iconic Provincetown InternationalBeauvoir's latest novel. Set against the backdrop of the iconic Provincetown International Film Festival, this cozy mystery captures the energy and vitality of one of the town's most celebrated events. Wedding planner and local sleuth Sydney Riley has scored a festival coup: her inn is hosting the wedding of the year between movie star Brett Falcone and screenwriter Justin Braden. But when Sydney opens a forbidden door in the mysterious Whaler's Wharf, she discovers the body of a producer and a legion of unanswered questions. The Matinée Murders is available now for pre-order on Amazon. About Jeannette de Beauvoir: Jeannette de Beauvoir is an award-winning novelist whose work has appeared in 15 countries and has been translated into 12 languages. She's the author of mystery novels and historical/literary fiction. More at www.jeannettedebeauvoir.com
Jonathan McPhillips’ One Man Show
supports Helping Our Women
To benefit from the sale of artwork by Jonathan McPhillips’ One Man Show. The
Addison Art Gallery is pleased to virtually present his 2020 One Man Show and for every work purchased June 15 through
June 22, will make a donaAon to HOW. McPhillips’ painAngs are aestheAc descripAons of our surroundings, capturing
moments that recognize our Ameless appreciaAon for the places we love. These heartening painAngs can be seen
at hhps://www.addisonart.com/jonathan-mcphillips/ and shipping within the conAnental U.S. is free.
Jonathan is very pleased that this show will help support HOW and Addison Art Gallery’s strong commitment to the health
and enrichment of our community. HOW is a resource center for women living with chronic or life threatening condiAons.
For more informaAon or to reserve work, please email helen@addisonart.com. Videos featuring Jonathan at work and
commenAng on his painAngs can be seen here hhp://www.addisonart.com/jonathan-mcphillips/videos/.
AddiAonally, you can reach out to the arAst for a casual discussion about his latest works via ZOOM at 5:00 pm on Saturday,
June 27. Here is the link to register for "Closing the Distance - New PainAngs and ConversaAon with Jonathan McPhillips
and Addison Art Gallery” hhps://us02web.zoom.us/meeAng/register/tZ0ocO2qqDgpH9B_3IzgHcJK_xwDfvowhkw4.
For over 25 years, HOW has built a strong system of suppor;ve services to meet the needs and empower women with chronic, life
threatening or disabling medical condi;ons living in Provincetown, Truro, Wellfleet and Eastham. HOW also provides advocacy,
referrals and resources to all community members. To learn more about HOW visit www.helpingourwomen.orgWillie's Superbrew
Help us Clean Every Beach on the Cape this summer!
As part of our ongoing environmental pledge, we’ve set out to clean 113 beaches on the
Cape Cod this year, starting with a Cape-wide Cleanup 6/13-6/14. Reserve your beach
area (for COVID purposes) and help us kick off summer with pristine beaches!
Cleanup Information:
Willie's will supply trash bags, trash disposal
coordination, and PPE for any volunteer
interested, with beach "reservation" available
at superbrew.com/beach-cleanup-signup.
Anyone is able to go and register their group,
with only one group per beach per day to allow
for proper social distancing. All details will be
included in confirmation emails, including an
invite to a virtual Happy Hour with live music
after the cleanups.
Willie's has worked with the National Park
Service, town governments, and the
Center for Coastal Studies to develop a
cleanup plan that accommodates safety,
COVID, and environmental considerations, so
they ask participants to follow all guidelines
laid out at signup.
CLOSURES, CANCELATIONS,
POSTPONED, CHANGES
JUNE 2020 Events
Events canceled, revised, postponed or rescheduled
Womxn of Color Weekend
Coastal Rowing Regatta & Mini TriathlonHomeless Prevention Council Fundraiser Walk
Town Meeting
Pride 2020
Provincetown International Film Festival
2020 Independence Week hosted by the Crown & Anchor
Join us June 29-July 5, 2021
Portuguese Festival Update
Blessing Of The Fleet Will Be A Psalm Private Ceremony
With the COV 19 situation, everyone is adjusting to the blessing of the Fleet. This year the final
Festival activity held during the last Sunday in June will be private. The Festival, the Pier
Corporation, Harbormaster, Fishermen and St Peters parish are working together to arrange a
psalm private blessing of the boats.
Masses at St Peters for Sunday June 29th will be scheduled in accordance with regular
Sunday Mass offerings, applying Pandemic guidelines in affect at that time. Chris King and
Susan Avellar, Festival coordinators of the arrangements said this quiet period is a good
opportunity to do something we should do more often: pause, honor the past,
remember the boats and crew lost at sea and pray for bountiful, safe voyages for our
Provincetown Commercial Fleet.
Commemorative Book Published
The commemorative book will be published for distribution, available on the Outer Cape and on line for viewing
and downloading. Visit our website: ProvincetownPortugueseFestival.com to see the latest and more.
T-Shirts Can be Purchased On Line
The Festival T Shirt featuring the painting of the vessel Joan and Tom by Thomas A. J. Watson can be
purchased online at provincetownportuguesefestival.com. Quantities will be limited so we urge everyone to place
their order early. Visit us online at ProvincetownPortugueseFestival.com to order.
Decorations Planned
Decorations of the town with flags along Commercial St. in Lopes Sq. Portuguese Square and MacMillan Pier will
celebrate June, Portuguese Heritage month, and honor the people working to keep our community
safe. Portuguese roosters will appear in their usual places around town.
The Festival Team and volunteers are pleased to be able to offer this downsized version of the Festival and in no
way wants to interfere with local town and other agencies guidelines for getting through these unfortunate times.way wants to interfere with local town and other agencies guidelines for getting through these unfortunate times. We wish to be part of the solution, and in doing so we will provide additional information to the public through our digital media and other Festival announcements as it becomes available. You can find us on our website and our Facebook page. Be safe and we look forward to seeing you at Festival 2021. The Festival Team ~ For Additional Information Contact: Don Murphy 508-487-0086 provfest@aol.com
Has pushed its shows to next year and in the meanAme has focused on
virtual programming. Click here for VIRTUAL PROGRAMMING
Dear friends,
Creating a safe, nurturing and exciting space to assemble is central to my mission as Artistic Director of the
Provincetown Theater. It anchors the core of my lifelong devotion to live theater. And so, it is with my deepest
gratitude that I thank you for attending and supporting our ongoing efforts in developing a new arena to gather
during these tumultuous times – online. And more innovative virtual programming is to come.
But we must meet the needs of now. Moving forward, in adhering to the Massachusetts government’s new four-
phase guidelines to stem the spread of coronavirus, the board of directors and I made the necessary
decision to reschedule all of our 2020 productions to the 2021 season. Our top priority in moving
through this health crisis has always been – and will continue to be -- the safety of our patrons, our staff, and the
dozens of actors, artists and volunteers involved throughout the season. Our commitment to developing new
virtual programs for you is now our utmost creative goal. As we initiated them in March, all virtual programming
will continue to be streamed on our website (on our Virtual Programming page) via our YouTube channel. So,
please check back often for updates.
Furthermore, all programs will continue to be streamed free-of-charge, though donations are greatly appreciated.
Indeed, it is precisely because of your love, support and donations that we’ve been able to continue developing
these new means of gathering in this anxious and isolating moment.
As always, my most sincere wishes of strength and good health to you and your loved ones.
Race Point Lighthouse Closure 2020
To the Keeper House (KH) and Whistle House (WH) Guests, you are all appreciated for
your time spent at RPL taking in the sea and shore. Your stay with us has supported out
Mission Statement for the restoration and preservation of RPL and other American
Lighthouse Foundation (ALF) Lighthouses. It is with deep regret that the RPL BOD and
ALF announce that the Cape Cod Chapter of the American Lighthouse Foundation,
Race Point Lighthouse Station will not open for the 2020 Season and all events for
the RPL 2020 Season are canceled.
It is our intention to reopen the Station for the 2021 Season after we have more
information & such. Time will tell.
Post Office Cafe and Cabaret
With concern for everyone's health and safety, the Post Office Cafe & Cabaret will remain closed
this summer season. We will reopen in 2021 to continue the tradition of over four decades.
Stay safe.
Tim
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The Donut Experiment
To all of our friends, neighbors and fellow businesses, for many reasons, The Donut Experiment has made the difficult decision to not
re-open our store for a fourth season. We are struggling with a lot of mixed emoAons as we walk away from this parAcular dream, butre-open our store for a fourth season. We are struggling with a lot of mixed emoAons as we walk away from this parAcular dream, but
we want you all to know that it was our absolute privilege to be welcomed in as part of this community for the past 3 years!
We worked hard to serve up - not only fabulous coffee and donuts - but a lihle bit love, a whole lot of laughs and a place where
everyone felt at home - because that's what its really about, its about the community. We are very proud of what we accomplished
and the friends and memories we take away from this experience will be treasured forever.
We encourage you all to conAnue to support Provincetown businesses as they start to slowly and creaAvely re-open. This season will
undoubtedly present new challenges that many will struggle to overcome - businesses and individuals alike. Remember to be kind,
take deep breaths, be paAent and always take good care and keep each other safe. We wish you all the very best!
With much graAtude,
Michael, Peter and Melissa Silvia
West End Racing Children’s Community
Sailing Program Closes for the Season
With respect for the health of our Staff and Children,
regreuully we will not be open for the 2020 summer season.
WERCCS is looking forward to reopening next year
and plan on sevng sail for the summer of 2021!
For addiAonal informaAon on our program, please see our website at www.werccs.org
Marine Specialties
We will NOT be reopening for the near future. We are sorry.
The lives of our staff, customers, neighbors, friends, and
relatives must take priority.
Patrick PatrickCLICK BELOW FOR
MAY UPDATE FROM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
RICHARD MACMILLAN
OPENINGS AND
FUN & POSITIVE
HAPPENINGS
HAPPY 20TH
F ANIZZI'S RESTAURANT
Kudos to Paul Fanizzi
and to the Entire Crew!
Staff from the Center for Coastal Studies (CCS) Marine Animal
Entanglement Response (MAER) team disentangled a
humpback whale 15 miles east of Cape Cod yesterday. This is
the second time the young whale, identified as the 2015 calfthe second time the young whale, identified as the 2015 calf
of Jabiru, has been disentangled by the team in less than a
year.
Recreational boaters aboard the vessel Miss Bridget found
the whale with fishing buoys on its head and rope entering
its mouth. They immediately contacted the US Coast Guard
who then called the report into the CCS emergency hotline.
The boaters stayed with the whale until the MAER team arrived on the scene.
The responders determined that the whale had bitten down on a buoy line attached to fishing
gear on the seafloor, likely while feeding, and was now towing the heavy fishing gear below it.
The whale was notably distressed, likely indicating that it had been recently entangled.
The team used a specialized cutting grapple, thrown from its response vessel, Ibis, to cut the
buoys away from its mouth. Once this was accomplished the whale sped off and any remaining
gear should be shed as the whale resumes feeding.
This was the first whale disentanglement operation since the start of the pandemic. "I think the
entire team has a new appreciation of some of the challenges our first responders have faced”
said Scott Landry, Director of the CCS MAER team. “Disentangling a whale in rough sea
conditions is hard. Doing so with full PPE added a new challenge especially since clear visibility
and communication are key to our safety. But the whole team was up to the challenge and is
committed to keeping our community, and whales, safe.”
The Center is grateful to the crew of the Miss Bridget of Freedom Offshore Adventures and the
US Coast Guard for their help with this case.
Boaters are urged to report any entanglement sightings of whales, sea-turtles or other marine
animals to the MAER team (1-800-900-3622) or the US Coast Guard on VHF 16, and to stand by
the animal at a safe distance until trained responders arrive.
CCS disentanglement work is supported by grants from the National Marine Fisheries Service
(NMFS), the Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries (MA-DMF), and the Massachusetts
Environmental Trust. Support is also provided by the Broad Reach Fund of the Maine
Community Foundation, the Pegasus Foundation, the Hermann Foundation, the Mary P. Dolciani
Halloran Foundation, and contributions from CCS members.
All disentanglement activities are conducted under a federal permit authorized by NOAA.
PROVINCETOWN GALLERY STROLL
We’re wriAng to let you know about a new coaliAon of Provincetown Art Galleries that are
working together to provide informaAon about how to safely engage with the arts in the naAon’s
oldest conAnuous art colony. The Ptown Gallery Stroll is working collecAvely to ensure that art
collectors, buyers and visitors realize that Provincetown galleries are operaAng in the current
health crisis and travel condiAons. This important alliance of small business and its new web
site guide people through our spaces, both virtually and physically, and offer safe assistance with
viewing and purchasing art. On www.ptowngallerystroll.com you can see streaming content from
over 30 art galleries, obtain informaAon about how to safely visit the galleries in person and how
to conAnue to engage with arts and culture in Provincetown in new ways. We are commihed to
following safety protocols and to extending a warm invitaAon to discover or conAnue to explorefollowing safety protocols and to extending a warm invitaAon to discover or conAnue to explore
the material culture, townscape and the natural beauty of Provincetown and the Outer Cope.
The #Ptowngallerystroll launches its web site today. www.Ptowngallerystroll.com For more
informaAon about how our small businesses are partnering with the creaAve community on the
Outer Cape please contact us.
Provincetown's finest galleries
bringing you art in new ways
Ptown Gallery Stroll is a collective effort of to bring you
art new ways. We are here to guide you through our
spaces, both virtually and physically, and to safely
assist you with viewing and purchasing art. If you are
in Provincetown call or email individual galleries to
arrange for private viewings. We are committed to
following safety protocols – wearing masks while
providing gloves and hand sanitizer. If you are out of
town, please enjoy our virtual viewings.
The mission of Ptown Gallery Stroll is to foster a
sense of community and mutual support among
gallery owners in Provincetown. We hope that by
Virtual Stroll working collectively we can ensure that art collectors
and buyers realize that Provincetown galleries are
operating regardless of the current health crisis and
restrictions to travel. We’re also gathering this group in
In Person Visits the hopes of promoting Provincetown as a thriving art
community, both today and into the future.
To be eligible, students must live on Cape Cod;
be graduating from a public, private, tech, or home
education school; and be accepted into a degree
program in their field at an accredited college or
university. Selections will be made based on the
quality of the submissions, the excellence of the
work, and academic achievement. Scholarships
are awarded on a competitive basis and require
the submission of a portfolio and an essay.
Categories include: Visual Arts, Performance
Arts, and Creative Writing
Within each category are the following
Arts Funding concentrations: Architecture, graphic design,
painting, sculpture, mixed media under Visual Arts;
for recent HS Grads set/costume design, dance, vocal and instrumental
music under Performance Arts; and poetry, short
story and screenwriting under Creative Writing.
Students can apply here
The application deadline is
Tuesday, June 30th at midnight.
Scholarships will be awarded in July.
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