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North Pembroke Elementary School's annual winter concert on January 10th in the Pembroke, Massachusetts High School auditorium, was a big hit before a standing-room-only crowd.
Directors Karin Foley, Kathryn Snowdon, and Dan Hawes led the Chorus, 6th Grade Strings, 5th Grade Strings, 5th Grade Cadet Band, and 6th Grade concert band, in that order, beginning with composer Greg Gilpin's "Junk Band Boogie," and finishing with "What Makes You Beautiful" by One Direction.
This is an excerpt-only video. This edited and audio balanced version filmed by Pembroke High School Senior Aaron Kaplowitz will NOT be on TV. Call 781-910-8899 to get your 37-minute full-length DVD.
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Five South Shore high school music groups joined Wednesday, January 9, 2013 in Rockland, Massachusetts's high school auditorium for a 2nd Annual "South Shore Band Exchange Concert" featuring, in order, the Pembroke Wind Ensemble, Marshfield Wind Ensemble, Rockland Concert Band, Duxbury Wind Ensemble, and Taunton Concert Band.
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7-year-old Ryan Ventura helped film this historic event honoring Pembroke's first minister from 300 years ago.
Daniel Lewis's gravestone faces the pulpit of The 1st Church in Pembroke because, as the story goes, the first minister wanted to keep an eye on things.
Following the inside portion of this December 9, 2012 church service, parishioners pay an outside visit to the adjacent graveyard for a brief ceremony that includes prayer, reading, singing, and examination of Lewis’s marker.
DVDs are free with a $20 donation to Pembroke Community Media Center. Call us at: 781-910-8899, or CLICK HERE.
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Coach
Brian Noyes and his Pembroke Titans swim team hosted a tri-meet at home pool,
Percy Walker in Duxbury with the Rockland Bulldogs and the Hanover Indians on
Tuesday, January 8th, 2013 at 3:30pm.
Birthday
girl, Melissa Curran, swam the 100 Freestyle and was the last girls' swimmer in
the water for the final 400 Freestyle Relay.
Lanie
Sullivan swam the 200 Freestyle Relay, the 100 Breaststroke, and the 400
Freestyle Relay on this, her 2nd day with the team.
This
video has all the races and all the times.
To
see faster action, pay special attention to the Girls' 100 Freestyle, then to the
500 Freestyle directly next. Both Malinda McCartney and Jess Merritt cut though
the water in a hurry.
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CLICK HERE for the 1st Titans swim meet of the 2012-2013 season against the Duxbury Dragons at Percy Walker Pool, home to both teams.
This video is the one-hour, 17-minute, full-length version of Coach Brian Noyes's team, with wet close-ups of the swimmers, and splashing that sometimes hit the camera lens.
The women swim each of the eleven events first, followed by the men.
Up first are two, 4-woman relay sets of Charlotte Skolnick, Emma Mousette, Erin Morley, and Jessica Merritt in lane 3; and Ally Bostwick, Jess Hannon, Melissa Curran, and Malinda McCartney filling lane 5.
The men start their race with Andrew Crossman, Dan Sullivan, Andrew Salas, and Alex Lyons on one relay team in lane 3; and Matt Kreckie, Mark Blathras, Grant MacDonnell, and Drew Latwas in lane 5.
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“One,
two, three, W, H, P!” is the cheer the Whitman/Hanson/Pembroke girls' varsity
high school hockey team shouts prior to the start of play for their games which
this year all are being filmed by Pembroke Community Media Center volunteer,
Deanna Hatch, using professional-grade cameras and tripods.
The
resultant edited videos start and end with original “Welcome to the Show” music
by Kevin MacLeod, have graphics identifying key plays and penalties, and keep
viewers in step with the action.
According
to Deanna, “We put a lot of time into recording and editing each game and
getting the DVD's to Coach, and everybody appreciates that. Other parents may not realize how much time
goes into each video, but they know it's a lot of work.”
Deanna's daughter, Mel, is one of two keepers
for WHP which claims the Bridgewater Ice Arena(BIA) as its home rink. William Flynn is head coach. WHP is in the
Southeastern MA girls' Hockey League south Division I, and has the motto: “Three Towns + Two Schools = One Team.” The
three towns are Whitman, Hanson, and Pembroke; and the two schools are
Whitman/Hanson and Pembroke High School.
Dan Mastrogiacomo, Dana Battista, and Adelia
DeSisto are assistant coaches this
2012-2013 season which spans from the beginning of last month, December 8th,
to February 20th's final game against Mansfield which will be played at 3:30 pm
at Hobomock instead of BIA.
There are still 14 games in this
23-game-season between now and then, starting tomorrow at 6pm with WHP meeting
the Barnstable Red Raiders at Kennedy Memorial Skating Rink, 141 Basset Lane,
Hyannis.
If
you're wondering how Deanna is able to travel to each and every game, join the
club. She's been heard saying “I can
never get enough of this,” referring to girl's hockey games. Perhaps that is motivation enough for the
tireless hours of driving, filming, and fund raising she does for WHP, and did
for Titans Girls' Field Hockey September through November.
“Deanna
is great and has always been great,” said Ann Ryerson, program director for
Pembroke Community Media Center's web-based media company, referring to Ms.
Hatch's devoted coverage of girls' field hockey and hockey. “Even with a family
and full-time job, she keeps going. I applaud her 'wonderfulness.'”
You
can catch the “wonderfulness” of these athletic events at www.yourpcmc.com in the sports section
titled “Girls' Hockey.” Go to www.yourpcmc.blogspot.com
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information about Pembroke events and new shows. Click the “contact” button to volunteer, or
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Pembroke
Community Media Center was created last year by Pembroke residents for Pembroke
residents, families, and friends; and has no affiliation with Comcast or pactv.
Have an idea for a show or want to cover a local event? Join the fun by contacting us today to start your project tomorrow.
Pembroke Community Media Center, Inc., right here in Pembroke, is an IRS 501(c) (3) tax-exempt, Commonwealth of Massachusetts non-profit company created by and for the residents of Pembroke.
DVDs are free with a $20 donation to Pembroke Community Media Center. Call us at: 781-910-8899, or CLICK HERE.
We are looking for a grant-writer please contact us.