APCC Meets Recruitment Goal

DENNIS – The Association to Preserve Cape Cod, celebrating its 50th year, set a goal to recruit 50 new members to its ranks and has met that goal, according to the organization. 

The environmental advocacy group recruited 50 new charter member businesses in the effort, Executive Director Andrew Gottlieb said in a statement.

“The Cape’s economy is dependent upon the abundant environmental resources that make Cape Cod such an attractive place to live and visit,” Gottlieb said. 

“A healthy Cape environment keeps our regional economy healthy and Cape businesses understand and and appreciate that connection.”

The Association was founded in 1968 and works with dozens of Cape businesses and business leaders on environmental issues.

Recently the biggest concern has been water quality on Cape Cod. 

APCC’s business members include A3 Architects Inc., Agway of Cape Cod, A Little Inn on Pleasant Bay, Allium, The Beach Club at New Seabury, Bennett Environmental Associates, Inc., Birdwatcher’s General Store, BizChecks Payroll, Blossoms Of Cape Cod, BlueFlax Design, LLC, Bookstore & Restaurant, Botanica, Bradford’s Ace Hardware, Cape Air/Nantucket Airlines, Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen’s Alliance, Cape Cod Healthcare, Cape Save, The Casual Gourmet, Catania Hospitality Group, CDM Smith, Chatham Wayside Inn, The Daily Brew, Dune Jewelry, Earth House, Edible Cape Cod, Elburne Eco Home Décor, Eugene R. Curry Law Offices, Global Gifts, Governor Bradford Restaurant, Hot Chocolate Sparrow, Housing Assistance Corporation, Hyannis Country Garden, J. Miller Picture Framer & Gallery, J.M. O’Reilly & Associates, Inc., Jack’s Outback II, Kate’s Seafood, Lambert’s Rainbow Fruit Co., Lawrence-Lynch Corp., Maison Villatte, Mashpee Commons LP, Mass Bay Co., Inc., Nancy’s Candy Etc., National Development, Nauset Disposal, New England Stoneworks, Notus Clean Energy, LLC, Pavilion Indian Restaurant & Bar, Peter McIntire & Sons Excavating, Puritan Cape Cod, Quick’s Hole Tavern, red fish blue fish, Rockland Trust, Royall II Restaurant & Grille, Science Wares, Inc., Shepley Wood Products, Simply Divine Pizza Co., Snow’s Home & Garden, Solar Rising, Sunpower by E2 Solar, Talbot Ecological Land Care, Turtle Sisters, Utility Contractor’s Association of New England, Inc., Water Resources Associates, Wilkinson Ecological Design, Inc., Wired Puppy, Wood Lumber Company, and Woodard & Curran.