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Work Progressing Well On Shawme Dam Project
Posted in: Sandwich News
SANDWICH- Construction work to replace the ancient Shawme Pond dam moved along this week, when a cement head wall and wing walls were poured.
Father, Daughter Put Talents To Work To Aid NOAH Shelter
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SANDWICH- John W. Fitzpatrick and his teenage daughter Emma B. Fitzpatrick of Triangle Circle both admit, albeit modestly, that they have been blessed with good singing voices.
‘A Pretty Cool Job’
Posted in: Sandwich News, Top Stories
SANDWICH- “Are you all set back there?” Captain Byron J. Johnson said over the radio of his Jayhawk helicopter, looking over his left shoulder with a smile to his two civilian passengers strapped in to the back of the aircraft.
Canadian Flyer And His Family Loving Life In Sandwich
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SANDWICH- “When it comes to search and rescue, the US and Canada are performing the same mission over some of the same waters,” Mr. Johnson said. “If there’s someone in distress, the border lines don’t really mean anything.”
Two Generations Of Craftsmanship: Father And Son’s Work On Display At Glass Museum
Posted in: Sandwich News, Front Page Stories
SANDWICH- At the bottom of a display cabinet in the Sandwich Glass Museum lie a block of unfinished glass and a small collection of stone-spinning wheels.
Selectmen Rein In Spending For Bleak Fiscal Year Ahead
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SANDWICH- Staring down a $1.2 million deficit for the coming fiscal year, selectmen last night voted unanimously to direct Town Manager George H. Dunham and school committee to build two budget scenarios.
UCT Students At Work To Renovate Bus Barn
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SANDWICH- The economy may be slowing down, but construction at the old bus garage near the Upper Cape Cod Regional Technical School certainly has not.
School Offers Boost To Those Considering Career Change
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SANDWICH- With economists predicting a continued rise in the number of unemployed workers in the coming year and with no signs that the economy will recover anytime soon, the Sandwich Community School is taking steps to help people who either want to expand their work skills or are considering a career change.
Sandwich Officials Tight-Lipped About Money Lost To Hacking
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SANDWICH- Police and town officials are remaining tight-lipped about a security breach that resulted in thousands of dollars being transferred from the town’s bank accounts into bank accounts in Florida, Georgia, and even Russia.
Author Finds ‘Pinkywink’ And ‘Undulating’ Appeal To Young Minds, And Their Tongues
Posted in: Sandwich News
SANDWICH- James J. Coogan Jr. is a storyteller.
Whether the Main Street resident is recounting the anecdotal history of Cape Cod, or spinning yarns about bouncing cranberries, the local historian and author is one who revels in the power of the tale.
Whether the Main Street resident is recounting the anecdotal history of Cape Cod, or spinning yarns about bouncing cranberries, the local historian and author is one who revels in the power of the tale.
An Unforgetable Cookbook In Memory Of Maggie Smillie
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SANDWICH- It has been just over a year since 19-year-old Margaret (Maggie) Grace Smillie lost her lifelong battle with cystic fibrosis. Although a year has passed, the young girl’s courage and spirit has not been forgotten by those who knew her.
School Committee Votes 4-3 To Explore School Choice
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SANDWICH- The Sandwich School Committee could soon hold serious discussions about the possibility of becoming a school choice district.
Teacher Layoffs Likely, Officials Say
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SANDWICH- With the town facing a $1.9 million deficit, a balanced budget will be mean teacher layoffs, said two school committee members.
Teens Charged In ‘Fizz Bomb’ Incident
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SANDWICH- Three Sandwich juveniles face criminal charges after they allegedly placed what police have termed a "fizz bomb" on a Susan Carsley Way resident's front door step Saturday evening.
Wing School Ready To Recycle
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SANDWICH- The Henry T. Wing School is ready to recycle.
The first of the town’s three K-8 schools to initiate its paper recycling program celebrated with a kickoff ceremony Tuesday afternoon.
The first of the town’s three K-8 schools to initiate its paper recycling program celebrated with a kickoff ceremony Tuesday afternoon.
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