Pembroke, MA Girl Scout Bridging 2013

The May 15^th Pembroke Girl Scout Bridging Ceremony filmed by Leader Kelly Holland and edited by Leader Holly Walsh is now playing in the “Community” section of pembrokecommunitymedia.com. It is easy-viewing at just 5 1/2 minutes.

“This annual ceremony is an important tradition in Girl Scouting,” said Holly.  “It celebrates a girl moving from one level of Scouting to the next.  The ceremony recognizes the girls' achievements, and shows support as they prepare for new challenges ahead.”

The evening started in the Pembroke Community Middle School auditorium with a traditional Flag Ceremony hosted by Troop 80393.Fifty-two girls “bridged” on-stage by walking one-by-one over a mock bridge colorfully decorated with bright balloons and flowers.  After crossing they received congratulatory certificates and patches. Bronze, Silver, and Gold Award recipients were recognized. 

“It's heartwarming to see so many girls coming together with their families to be part of this great Girl Scout organization in our hometown.” Holly continued. “I want all parents of girls to know that they can go to www.girlscoutseasternmass.org to sign up their girls for next fall.”

The modern music Holly used when editing this video was “Go Cart” by Kevin MacLeod, a choice that really livens up the show with its toe-tapping “electronica” genre and all-synthetic instrumentation.

Good work, Holly. We hope to see more of your Girl Scout videos in the future.

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PEMBROKE GIRL SCOUT CADETTE PROJECT

October 6, 2012, Pembroke, MA ~ Pembroke Community Media Center's High School Music and Sports Production Series is proud to bring you another favorite girls' field hockey game between our own Pembroke Titans and the Hanover Indians.  Played on a most sunny Wednesday afternoon on the field behind Pembroke High School, this September 19^th match brings both teams into a tied position, and you to the edge of your seat as numerous "almost" plays happen.   You didn't think I'd tell you the final score, did you? 

Pembroke Community Media Center regularly partners with local Public, Educational, and Government(PEG) local access stations to provide programming for their audiences also.  Hanover Community Television(HCTV) with Comcast  educational channels 22 and Verizon educational channel 37, is playing our presentation for it's Hanover viewers.  Cable Access Media Specialist Colleen Smith writes “I'm sure the girls will enjoy seeing themselves on TV in the upcoming days.....thank you again.”  Click here to see the video.

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