The 2026 NEPELS Presidents-Elect Learning Seminar, taking place March 5–7, 2026 at the Framingham Renaissance (formerly the Sheraton), is quickly approaching.
Registration closes tomorrow (February 16th)!!
If your President-Elect is unable to attend—or if one has not yet been designated—please register an incoming or future club leader to participate in their place.
NEPELS convenes nearly 500 Presidents-Elect and district leaders from seven Northeast districts, all united by one common purpose: to prepare for club leadership with confidence, clarity, and vision. The energy, collaboration, and meaningful exchange of ideas that occur throughout this weekend are truly unmatched.
As a premier leadership experience, NEPELS offers an exceptional opportunity to connect and collaborate with more than 300 club presidents from across the New England and Quebec districts—an investment in leadership that will strengthen your club for the year ahead.
Registration link:
https://nepels.regfox.com/nepels2026
📍 Framingham Renaissance (formerly Sheraton)
📅 March 5–7, 2026
Your club needs more leaders; you can always benefit from additional leadership skills in all aspects of your business, home, and Rotary life. Our Rotary Club of World Disability Advocacy is working to develop leadership skills among ALL its members in order to achieve their goals. It takes every one of us -- leading the way not only within our clubs but also in all aspects of our daily lives -- to bring important goals to life.
RYLA payments are due March 1
We’re excited to announce that the Island Inn in Martha’s Vineyard is now officially accepting hotel reservations for our Joint District Conference, May 15–17, 2026!
Natick Rotary’s Mexican Night is back for one last night - join us Monday February 16th! 
SHOW the LOVE
Have items that need repair? DON'T THROW THEM AWAY!! Bring them to the repair cafe!!
The Rotary Club of World Disability Advocacy is redefining Rotary as a borderless movement for human rights. It is united by the belief that disability rights are human rights. Its model continues to draw advocates worldwide. As co‑president and founder, Ken Masson reflects on Paul Harris’s legacy, RCWDA represents Rotary’s evolution: bold, inclusive, and focused on humanity’s greatest needs. More than a club, it is a global coalition rooted in culture, lived experience, and an unwavering commitment to dignity and equal opportunity.
The Neponset Valley Sunrise Rotary Club will host a Stand-Up Comedy Show on Friday, March 20, 2026, from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. at the American Legion, 155 Eastern Avenue, Dedham, MA. The evening promises big laughs for a great cause, with proceeds supporting local Rotary community initiatives. For tickets and additional information, visit 
February always gives me pause—in the best way. As we recognize Peace and Conflict Prevention/Resolution Month and World Understanding Month, I’m reminded why I am so proud to serve as your District Governor. This month reflects the very heart of Rotary: bringing people together, building understanding, and creating peace through meaningful service.
Rotary is strongest when we lead with clarity, collaboration, and vision—and that is exactly what District 7910 is doing.
All clubs should have received their Semi-Annual Dues Invoices within the past two weeks.
RYLA Space Reservations are due Feb 15.
The Rotary Learning Institute (RLI) held in Marlborough, Massachusetts on January 17th was a resounding success, bringing together over two dozen Rotarians from four districts for a fun-filled and impactful day of learning, collaboration, and connection. Despite snowy travel conditions, Rotarians traveled from several states, demonstrating their commitment to leadership development and shared growth within Rotary.
