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The Newark Partnership awards $100,000 in grants to local organizations
Newark Post
The Newark Partnership has award grants totaling nearly $100,000 to help 11 local nonprofits and businesses expand their efforts in the community.
The grants awarded by the Newark Partnership include $7,000 for Newark Star Rotary Club to repair and beautify the historic Mt. Zion cemetery and St. John's Cemetery.
Members celebrate creation of a New Rotary Club in Newark
Newark Post
There's a new Rotary Club in Newark.
Newark STAR Rotary Club was founded in January and members gathered March 14 to celebrate its official kickoff.
The club which draws its name from the University of Delaware's STAR Tower where the club meets, is the fourth rotary club in the Newark area. Rotary is one of the largest service organizations in the world, with 1.4 million members spread across 46,000 clubs around the globe.
News from District 7630
Rotary District 7630 includes 39+ clubs and almost 1,400 members on the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Delaware. Newsletters from the District Governor will be posted.
MAY 13, 2025 MESSAGE FROM THE DISTRICT GOVERNOR
My Rotarian Friends & Colleagues,
We are at the point once again, where I must put my thoughts and wits to paper, explaining to all you, the goings on in our District of 7630.
Yes, the Annual Celebration of the 53rd Annual District Conference is now all history, and I continue to hope that those who attended gain something of value from the day and half of the activities that so many worked tirelessly on putting together. From the outstanding outside facilitators to the entire staff there at the Sands Hotel. Now we must move forward to bigger and greater things that is occurring in our District. Again, thank all of you for your cooperation, patience and continued help as your District Governor.
Many of you may or may not be familiar with the Rules of Procedures that help govern the Rotary Organization.
I would like to emphasize and stress to each new and previous club president and members of each club in our District to become familiar with the Rules Of Procedures. I believe everyone that reads the Rules Of Procedures will be somewhat enlightened by its contents.
Although there are other tools utilized as well, as the governing bodies of our individual clubs, the Rules Of Procedure is the King Pin.
These Rules Of Procedures (ROP’S) rules are the governing body of our clubs. I especially wish to add that special attention be given to Article 3, Section K, Paragraph 6 B. The Purpose Of Rules Of Procedures (ROP’S ) in Rotary are self-explained.