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Cashing in on time

Volunteer group allows members to perform tasks for credits to 'buy' services from others

At the Cape Ann Time Bank, Alka Milewsky (left) teaches German and offers garden services and flower arranging; Anna Wickers (center) offers gourmet breakfasts, yoga, and house sitting; and Fred Day (right) provides his services as a massage therapist. (Joanne Rathe/Globe Staff) At the Cape Ann Time Bank, Alka Milewsky (left) teaches German and offers garden services and flower arranging; Anna Wickers (center) offers gourmet breakfasts, yoga, and house sitting; and Fred Day (right) provides his services as a massage therapist.
By David Cogger
Globe Correspondent / October 2, 2008

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GLOUCESTER - When Erin Acevedo joined the Cape Ann Time Bank six months ago, building a sense of community for herself and her family, making new friends, and learning a few new skills were all far from her mind. (Full article: 882 words)

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