Fall River woman arrested in Cape Cod after drug investigation
Jessica Walton, 22, of Fall River, is facing five drug charges in Barnstable County following her arrest in Falmouth on Friday.
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Michael Gross: Busy in Barnstable
Many Cape Codders know Michael Gross as director of communications at Cape Cod Community College. Others know him as musical director of the Barnstable High School Drama Club. Still others know him as a talented drummer in settings ranging from jazz to whatever is needed. A bundle of energy, Gross moved to Mashpee from Rockland, Maine, in 1995 and made an immediate impression on several fronts.
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Cape Cod boatyard has a new owner
A long-standing boatyard in East Falmouth, Mass., is under new ownership. Edwards Boatyard, owned and operated by Edward Swain since 1979, was sold to Bosun's Marine , which is owned by Tim Leedham, for $1.72 million, according to a deed on file with the Barnstable County Registry of Deeds, the Cape Cod Times reported.
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Rabies case prompts safety tips
The first recorded case of rabies in a human in Massachusetts since 1935 was reported in December, when a Barnstable County man in his 60s was diagnosed with the dreaded disease. Although rare, it is a reminder that rabies cases do occur. Most cases of rabies in humans have been traced to exposure to bats, although rabies has been confirmed in raccoons on Cape Cod since 2004.
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More ideas proposed for Barnstable Airport art
A group of Cape Cod artists offered some specific solutions to the Barnstable Municipal Airport’s call for art donations for its new terminal during a second session on the issue Thursday morning.
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Cape Cod court official accused of poor conduct
BARNSTABL — The state's highest court has reassigned a Barnstable District Court clerk magistrate pending an investigation…
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Blue Angels soaring
With successful volleyball programs at schools such as Barnstable, Bourne, Falmouth and Dennis-Yarmouth, Cape Cod has become known as an epicenter of awesome on-court competition.
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Sail Cape Cod gets OK to keep talking
With only three others on Cape Cod, the Barnstable Recreation Department is justly proud of its public sailing program. Now a non-profit group, Sail Cape Cod, wants to collaborate with the town to expand opportunities for access after-hours and in the shoulder season.
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Bringing a message of hope
There are two things many students on Cape Cod know about: sports and drugs. Chris Herren knows about them, too, the good and the bad, and will be sharing his insights in a special public event Jan. 12 at Barnstable High School.
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The Year In Review: January
BUSINESS – Cape Cod Community College and the Workforce Education Resource Center scheduled an intensive series of classes in fiber optics for March. NEWS – Thanks to a unanimous vote by the regional Old King’s Highway Historic District Commission, Lucy Watson Baker of West Barnstable got another chance to convince the Barnstable OKH to allow her to put solar photovoltaic panels on her Hanson …
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The Year In Review: January
