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Our Community Is Coming Together for the Ghale Family
The Ghale family, the family behind Lobster Hut, The Himalaya Restaurant, and MOMO Hut, has always shown up for our community. Time and time again, they have supported local events, businesses, families, and causes, giving back to the community they are proud to call home.
Today, their family and friends in Nepal need our support.
Devastating floods have swept through communities in Rasuwa, Nepal, including Timure and Ghattekhola, places that are deeply personal to the Ghale family. These are the communities where their parents were born and raised and where generations of their family have lived.
The loss has been unimaginable. Members of the Ghale family have lost close relatives and loved ones, and countless others have lost their homes, livelihoods, and, tragically, their lives. Survivors are now facing the immediate need for food, water, medicine, clothing, shelter, and support as they begin the incredibly difficult process of rebuilding.
And now, this family that has given so much to our community is asking for help for their own.
💙 The Himalaya Restaurant will be donating 50% of ALL SALES to relief efforts for their family and communities in Nepal.
We hope our Plymouth community will rally around the Ghale family the way they have rallied around us so many times before.
If you are able, please consider stopping by The Himalaya Restaurant, enjoying a meal, and knowing that half of your purchase will go directly toward helping those affected by this devastating disaster.
You can also support the Ghale family's fundraiser on Go Fund Me, which will provide direct assistance to families and individuals affected by the flooding, particularly in Rasuwa. Funds will help provide food, water, medical supplies, clothing, temporary shelter, educational support for children who have lost family members, and emergency assistance to families who have lost their homes and livelihoods.
https://gofund.me/e74b09ca2
Please donate if you can. Please share if you can. Every contribution and every share can make a difference.
Most importantly, please keep the Ghale family, their loved ones, and everyone affected by this devastating disaster in Nepal in your thoughts and prayers.
Our community has always believed in showing up for one another.
Now is our chance to show up for the Ghale family. ❤️
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: Jim Farrell, Farrell PR, 617-429-7990, jim@farrellpr.com
46-year-old Kingston print shop makes customer ordering experience easier
We Print Today completes major upgrade to company website, https://weprinttoday.com
KINGSTON, MA, ISSUED OCTOBER 1, 2026…We Print Today (https://weprinttoday.com), a commercial print and sign shop serving the region since 1980, has completed a significant upgrade to its website, which will make online ordering easier for its customers.
Among the upgrades are mobile access to the site, online quote requests and published starting prices, all to help customers plan their printing jobs.
The 46-year-old family business has a strong online customer base as well as a brisk walk-in trade. In planning the upgrade to https://weprinttoday.com owner David Struski said that the goal was customer convenience, particularly for online ordering.
He noted that, as an example, customers can now send artwork directly to the Kingston shop, request a quote and check starting prices before even visiting the counter. The upgraded site is mobile phone-friendly and also easily accessed via a desktop computer.
Struski said that another significant change is a simplified file upload process. A customer can use the website’s “Send a File” page (https://weprinttoday.com/send-file) to submit a print-ready PDF or image, and include the requested quantity, materials requested and deadline needed. We Print Today will review the file, send a proof (if necessary), price confirmation and confirm the turnaround before production. Customers do not need a website account to upload their files.
Another benefit for customers who need a price before sending artwork is the online quote form. A separate pricing page, https://weprinttoday.com/pricing lists starting prices for common printing jobs, including copies, signs and banners. We Print Today will provide an exact quote for each job based on its specifications (https://weprinttoday.com/quote)
“People often have the file ready but need an easy way to get it to us and understand what happens next,” said Struski. “We wanted the website to make that first step simple, whether someone is across town or sending us a project from farther away.”
The company produces almost everything in-house, and the largest portion of its printing is digital as opposed to offset. Its trademarked name amplifies the philosophy, “We Print TODAY, because tomorrow may be too late!”
The family business began in Kingston in 1980 under the ownership of David Struski’s parents, Chet and Shirley Struski. For its entire history, the company has operated at 66 Summer Street, beginning with 400 square feet and expanding today to 6,000 square feet. Its production equipment now includes digital presses and wide-format printers for jobs ranging from copies and booklets to posters, building plans and signs. Customers can continue to visit the shop in person; and online file submission gives them another way to start a project.
About We Print Today
We Print Today is a family-owned commercial print and sign shop founded in 1980 in Kingston, Massachusetts. It provides printing, copying, blueprints, signs, banners, invitations and related services from 66 Summer Street. The company also offers document shredding via its Docustroy division, FAX services and UPS shipping. We Print Today is active in community events, supporting local sports teams, the Kingston Public Library Foundation, the Kingston Garden Club and the Jones River Village Historical Society. We Print Today is also a founding member of the Kingston Business Association. For information, call 781-585-6021 or visit weprinttoday.com. We Print Today can also be found on social media: Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/weprinttoday/ or Instagram, https://www.instagram.com/weprinttoday/
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Brick Marketing has another free webinar coming up on December 9th at 3:00pm EST, called Webinar: 2027 Marketing Budget Planning in the AI Search Era. The session focuses on how to master your budget in 2027 across search engine optimization (SEO), AI Search (GEO & AEO), pay-per-click (PPC) and other digital marketing channels that can help attract higher-quality leads.
During the webinar, attendees will learn:
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Balance Modern Channels: How to allocate your 2027 spend across SEO, AI search (GEO/AEO), PPC, and content for higher-quality leads.
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Navigate the AI Buyer Journey: How prospective buyers use ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and traditional search engines differently.
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Eliminate Wasteful Spend: Frameworks to identify high-ROI initiatives and cut channels that drain budget without measurable returns.
More event details and registration link can be found here: https://www.brickmarketing.com/webinars
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Your Next Chapter. Presentation explores your next step – from Volunteering to Passion Project to a More Meaningful Job.
Seminar at Center for Active Living, Plymouth, set for Wednesday, October 7, 1:30
DATELINE: Plymouth, MA…
Many of seniors have worked so hard and made many sacrifices. Are there new thoughts about volunteering, hobbies, health, and personal goals? Segueing to volunteering, a passion project, or a more rewarding job?
A seminar titled “Your Next Chapter” will be held at the Center for Active Living, 44 Nook Road, Plymouth, MA 02360, on Wednesday, October 7, 1:30. For additional information, call 508-830-4230.
Mike Dwyer presents this unique program geared towards older adults considering their next chapter. MIKE will provide a fresh look at the landscape of volunteerism, growth networking, and professional opportunities. Whether you are considering a return to work or the benefits of volunteering, MIKE shares a helpful management perspective on how to harvest your past and explore the future to map out a meaningful path forward and shape your desired outcome.
After a long career in the private and public sectors, consulting stints with Ernst & Young and Deloitte Consulting and a Master's Degree in Management from Salve Regina University, Michael Dwyer and a select group of advisors developed Emplana, the career pathway.
Emplana Career, based at Cambridge Innovation Center, primarily helps seniors discover their next chapter and white-collar professionals, especially in tech, financial services and accounting, law, risk, and professional services. Emplana Career consultants have had high powered careers that involve leading advanced technology and business projects, which keeps the consulting advice current and relevant.
For more information about the presentation, contact the Center for Active Living, 508-830-4230
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For more information Contact:
Bonnie Templeman
508-747-0284 cell/text
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A Fresh Start for Your Home This Fall
Fall has a way of bringing a little more mess inside. Leaves by the door, more time at home, and busier weeks can make it harder to keep up with cleaning.
Regular cleaning can make that easier. With a weekly or biweekly routine, you don’t have to spend your weekends catching up on everything around the house.
It’s one less thing on your list and more time to enjoy the season.
Learn more or request an estimate at ShineBrightMaidService.com.
Shine Bright Cleaning Services — Trusted local care since 1995.
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