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Art is both enjoyable as it is also liberates the imagination, especially with children, and satifying.
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Sunday, January 28, 3 pm—5 pm Cape Cod Community College Science Building, Lecture Hall A, Parking Lot 7 2240
Iyannough Road, West Barnstable More Workshops to Be Scheduled State Senator Jack Hart (D-S. Boston) and State Representative
Eric Turkington (D-Falmouth), Co-Chairs of the Joint Committee on Tourism, Arts and Cultural Development, announced today
the first of a series of informational workshops on the new Massachusetts Health Care Law and its affect on artists and non-profit
cultural organizations.
The Joint Committee, in partnership with the new Arts Health Care Coalition, plans to hold
a series of workshops across the state. Each workshop will present information about the new law from health care experts
with representatives of the state. The workshop is tailored to answer the questions and specific needs of artists, self-employed
people and non-profit cultural organizations and their employees.
“The Massachusetts Health Care Reform law is
landmark legislation that is serving as a national model,” said Senator Hart, “and we have organized these workshops
because our committee wants to make sure that every member of the cultural community understands both the benefits and responsibilities
of the new law.”
“Our goal is to meet with people in their communities so that everyone understands the
new law,” said Rep. Turkington, “We recommend this workshop for individual artists, self-employed people, and
representatives of non-profit cultural organizations.”
Last year, the Joint Committee held hearings across the
state to assess the state of arts and culture and tourism in different regions.
“As we did last year,
we hope to learn how this law affects people, as well as create an opportunity to educate people,” added Rep. Turkington.
Rep. Turkington will be joined by representatives of the Arts Health Care Coalition.
The Arts Health Care Coalition
was formed by the Massachusetts Cultural Council; Massachusetts Advocates for the Arts, Sciences, and Humanities (MAASH);
the Artist Foundation and ArtistLink to address health care issues in the cultural community.
The first workshop will
be held on Sunday, January 28 from 3 pm to 5 pm at the Cape Cod Community College at 2240 Iyannough Road, Science Building,
Lecture Hall A, Parking Lot 7 in West Barnstable. The workshop is free and open to the public. More workshops
will be scheduled and we will notify you by e-mail as soon as possible. Thank you, Dan Hunter on behalf of the Arts
Health Care Coalition: Massachusetts Cultural Council Massachusetts Advocates for the Arts, Sciences, & Humanities
(MAASH) Artists Foundation ArtistLink
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Welcome to our web site!
On this home page, we'll introduce our business and highlight important areas on our site.
Here is an example of a style we may use.
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Running a business is never easy, but building an effective web site can often make a huge difference in increasing sales,
responsiveness, and customer satisfaction.
We'll use this site to provide the background for our business and explain
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will highlight the most important features of both our business and our web site. We'll think of the home page as a kind of
portal, giving customers the information they want at a glance, and offering lots of links to draw them in to the rest of
the site.
For example, we might feature a different item on the home page each month, along with a link to our products
page where you can find more information on the product.
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Here we may display a picture of this month's special:
Blank CDs: 20% off
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