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“The baby is due in four weeks,” he replied when asked. “We’re so excited. I can’t wait to meet her. I’m going to be a girl dad!” His excitement and appreciation were echoed by the dozens and dozens of moms and dads who benefitted from the community baby shower in Hyannis on May 19. The couple was among more than 80 families who were being feted and celebrated at the event meant to help those struggling in this economy get their baby off to a good start.
As we celebrate our second National Volunteer Week, April 18- 24 since the start of the pandemic, we want to reflect upon the amazing efforts of all of the Massachusetts residents who have stepped up to support their neighbors during these long and difficult months.
What a year it has been. It was no surprise to hear that Webster’s Dictionary proclaimed “pandemic” as the Word of the Year for 2020. COVID-19 had a profound effect on our lives and especially the business world and it’s not over yet. We asked several companies how they made it through and what their plans are, going forward as we turn the page on 2020 and look forward with hope to 2021. SHEPLEY WOOD PRODUCTS, Hyannis Tony Shepley, CEO and president How did Shepley adapt to the pandemic?
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