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"These robberies were motivated, as so many are, by a desperate drug addiction," said Eric Mohan's attorney. "Eric has b...
11/30/2022

"These robberies were motivated, as so many are, by a desperate drug addiction," said Eric Mohan's attorney. "Eric has been struggling with addiction for many years and this spree was, unfortunately, the result."

Eric Mohan, 48, was arrested April 4, after robbing the Service Credit Union in Hampton. He also robbed a Lee bank.

“It seemed to be one of the most unique and different toppings. It quickly became our favorite pizza, and for our guests...
08/22/2022

“It seemed to be one of the most unique and different toppings. It quickly became our favorite pizza, and for our guests, as well.”

Pickle pizzas have been gaining popularity and are starting to show up on menus at pizza places all over the region.

“There are so many different steps, and they’re very temperamental. It’s not a cookie cutter recipe.”
08/22/2022

“There are so many different steps, and they’re very temperamental. It’s not a cookie cutter recipe.”

Macarons are a popular French pastry, and a lot of work goes into making the small, delicate dessert.

Just barely in its second decade under the current ownership group, Black Swan has blossomed into one of the North Shore...
08/21/2022

Just barely in its second decade under the current ownership group, Black Swan has blossomed into one of the North Shore's finest

There are other options to keep your home cool, too.
08/21/2022

There are other options to keep your home cool, too.

With more heat waves in the forecast, home owners witout air conditioning may be considering getting it. What are the options and what do they cost?

Studies have found that Massachusetts towns have asked for a wide range of extras in agreements with dispensaries despit...
08/21/2022

Studies have found that Massachusetts towns have asked for a wide range of extras in agreements with dispensaries despite no negative impacts in having those businesses.

New rules surround cannabis, who gets to apply, funding for social equity applicants and limits to what communities can demand from applicants.

"They wanted to move in a way where they were making money," said Tia Pocknett, a Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe member who onc...
08/19/2022

"They wanted to move in a way where they were making money," said Tia Pocknett, a Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe member who once worked at the museum. "They wanted to be the Wampanoag Pilgrim Disney."

After almost 50 years of involvement at Plimoth Patuxet, formerly Plimoth Plantation, Wampanoag tribes have boycotted the nonprofit museum.

The decision could help with a possible physician shortage that is anticipated in the years to come.
08/19/2022

The decision could help with a possible physician shortage that is anticipated in the years to come.

UMass Chan Medical Schools wants to partner with Beth Israel Lahey Health to open a second satellite campus.

With mail-in voting reforms enacted, Massachusetts legislators are considering opening up local elections to new groups ...
08/19/2022

With mail-in voting reforms enacted, Massachusetts legislators are considering opening up local elections to new groups of people.

Massachusetts legislators could explore voting rights in municipal elections to 16-year-olds & allow non-citizen permanent residents a ballot.

Should restaurants open a second location? There's so many things to consider.
08/19/2022

Should restaurants open a second location? There's so many things to consider.

Every month, at least a dozen new restaurants open in eastern Massachusetts. With so many options, is there fear the market is becoming oversaturated?

"Rather than recharging the reservoir, rather than recharging the river, that water is soaked up by the soil, which is l...
08/19/2022

"Rather than recharging the reservoir, rather than recharging the river, that water is soaked up by the soil, which is like a sponge that’s completely dry."

A heavy rainstorm could be good for some gardens, but it can't make up for many weeks without precipitation.

08/18/2022

The Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce's annual Waterfront Festival will take place from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 27.

New England researchers think they've found a way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
08/18/2022

New England researchers think they've found a way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

No, she’s not a fossil fuel power plant or a gas-powered tractor trailer, but this blameless animal is, in fact, contributing to the climate crisis.

"Making sure workers are looked after if their contracts are terminated is a key concern as better funding means unemplo...
08/18/2022

"Making sure workers are looked after if their contracts are terminated is a key concern as better funding means unemployed workers can rejoin the workforce faster. Massachusetts leads the way in tax contributions for these programs."

Massachusetts is one of states that pays the most for its employees, study says

We know we're great, but check out why WalletHub agrees
08/18/2022

We know we're great, but check out why WalletHub agrees

Massachusetts is 2022's best state to live in, according to WalletHub, which released its rankings for all 50 states. See the top and bottom states.

UMass Medical School has led some of the latest research into best practices on how to use at-home tests to determine if...
08/17/2022

UMass Medical School has led some of the latest research into best practices on how to use at-home tests to determine if you have COVID.

If you suspect you have COVID-19 and get a negative result on an antigen test, don't stop there. Keep testing.

The drought has been so bad this year, wildlife have been stuck in the low dams.
08/17/2022

The drought has been so bad this year, wildlife have been stuck in the low dams.

Because of the drought and excessive withdrawals, the water in the Ipswich River is so low it is not flowing over the dam near the Ipswich riverwalk.

Interested in a brand-new home? Here are 5 options for potential homebuyers
08/17/2022

Interested in a brand-new home? Here are 5 options for potential homebuyers

Here are Gibson Sotheby's International Realty's five picks of the week for newly constructed homes ranging from $1.795 million to $4.798 million.

Two invasive insects have found their way into Massachusetts: the Asian longhorned beetle and the spotted lanternfly. Wh...
08/17/2022

Two invasive insects have found their way into Massachusetts: the Asian longhorned beetle and the spotted lanternfly. Why you should report them if you see them.

Two invasive insects have found their way into Massachusetts: the Asian longhorned beetle and the spotted lanternfly. Report them if you see them.

“Because we didn’t close, we never lost that routine for our customers. And then the community, as a whole, wanted to su...
08/17/2022

“Because we didn’t close, we never lost that routine for our customers. And then the community, as a whole, wanted to support small businesses. Both of those factors helped us.”

With many people working from home or adapting to a hybrid work model, the lunch rush experience for New England restaurants has forever been changed.

Thanksgiving is the third most popular holiday to send a greeting card, so this Plymouth resident has ambitious goals fo...
08/17/2022

Thanksgiving is the third most popular holiday to send a greeting card, so this Plymouth resident has ambitious goals for the second year of this program.

Program allows people from all over can to send holiday cards with a postmark reading, “This card was mailed at the site of the First Thanksgiving.”

The camp helps athletes prepare for the upcoming seasons.
08/16/2022

The camp helps athletes prepare for the upcoming seasons.

Around 600 high school soccer players took part in the Championship Soccer School Team Week this year

The former World War II veteran was also very involved in his church and maintained his yard and garden into his 90s.
08/16/2022

The former World War II veteran was also very involved in his church and maintained his yard and garden into his 90s.

Pellegrino "Pelly" Tulimieri was of The Greatest Generation and put his family, his church and his country first.

08/16/2022

Cannabis-themed golf tourney trial run a success, proceeds go to POSE (Power of Self-Education), a non-profit that promotes racial and social justice.

"[T]hat was really rewarding … to be able to help individuals who were directly impacted by war. It made it real real fo...
08/16/2022

"[T]hat was really rewarding … to be able to help individuals who were directly impacted by war. It made it real real for us."

A Hanover teacher and her daughter spend two weeks in Poland teaching English to kids from Ukraine and Poland at a summer camp there.

The Massachusetts legislature has come up with new regulations it hopes will make it easier for more people to operate i...
08/16/2022

The Massachusetts legislature has come up with new regulations it hopes will make it easier for more people to operate in the cannabis industry.

New rules surround cannabis, who gets to apply, funding for social equity applicants and limits to what communities can demand from applicants.

“I think you have to figure out how to take care of your guests in a way that is a little different because you're not g...
08/16/2022

“I think you have to figure out how to take care of your guests in a way that is a little different because you're not going to have the infrastructure of staff to do it.”

Those that survived face a changed industry, what does it mean for diners and workers?

Owners of the Carver amusement park in a Facebook post last week said Edaville is "no longer for sale."
08/16/2022

Owners of the Carver amusement park in a Facebook post last week said Edaville is "no longer for sale."

Owners of the Carver amusement park in a Facebook post Wednesday said Edaville is "no longer for sale."

Any places we missed?
08/16/2022

Any places we missed?

We asked readers where they go when they're craving a lobster roll. These were their most popular responses.

"Data is the pulse of your classroom and if you don’t have your thumb on that data you don’t know how to drive that inst...
08/15/2022

"Data is the pulse of your classroom and if you don’t have your thumb on that data you don’t know how to drive that instruction. It’s invaluable. It’s probably saved years of my life as an educator..."

ASSISTments was created in 2003 by Neil and Cristina Heffernan, loading in 100s of math problems teachers can assign online, similarly to a textbook.

Are there other places you'd add to this list?
08/15/2022

Are there other places you'd add to this list?

We asked Wicked Local staff members to let us know which places and activities live permanently on their summer must-do lists.

Two Massachusetts schools made the top-100 list nationally. See who else rounds out the state's top 10 programs.
08/15/2022

Two Massachusetts schools made the top-100 list nationally. See who else rounds out the state's top 10 programs.

The national high school sports website on Aug. 4 announced the top 100 programs in the country, awarding the MaxPreps Cup to Westminster High School in Atlanta.

Former Sacred Heart boys hockey coach Sean Coady has returned to lead the Plymouth North program
08/15/2022

Former Sacred Heart boys hockey coach Sean Coady has returned to lead the Plymouth North program

Sixty years have passed since robbers took $1.5 million in cash from a mail truck on a deserted stretch of highway in Pl...
08/15/2022

Sixty years have passed since robbers took $1.5 million in cash from a mail truck on a deserted stretch of highway in Plymouth.

The story of Toot Toot, the colorful hand-built tug boat that has captured the hearts of locals and visitors to Plymouth...
08/12/2022

The story of Toot Toot, the colorful hand-built tug boat that has captured the hearts of locals and visitors to Plymouth Harbor.

See which mascots advanced to the next round. Don't forget to vote for your favorites. They'll need all the help they ca...
08/12/2022

See which mascots advanced to the next round. Don't forget to vote for your favorites. They'll need all the help they can get as the competition becomes more fierce

Choose your favorites from 16 candidates across the Commonwealth. Third Round voting closes August 16.

The 3-story, 16-unit condominium building will also come with a parking garage and retail space on the ground floor. The...
08/12/2022

The 3-story, 16-unit condominium building will also come with a parking garage and retail space on the ground floor. There will be 39 parking spaces.

These reforms emerged as a way to prevent future mistreatment of veterans in the wake of COVID-19 outbreaks in Holyoke a...
08/12/2022

These reforms emerged as a way to prevent future mistreatment of veterans in the wake of COVID-19 outbreaks in Holyoke and Chelsea.

The bill makes the state's veteran's services director a cabinet member and installs advisory panels for soldiers' homes.

A modest group of riders traveled into the forest for the fun ride, but a solid team of 10 are on board for the next Dre...
08/12/2022

A modest group of riders traveled into the forest for the fun ride, but a solid team of 10 are on board for the next DreamRide.

With no significant rain in sight, the drought conditions in the state have worsened. See what that means for parts of t...
08/03/2022

With no significant rain in sight, the drought conditions in the state have worsened. See what that means for parts of the community.

Two counties in Massachusetts are now considered to be in a severe drought. The commonwealth's agricultural and recreation industries are effected.

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Thanks to the Cape Cod Times and The Barnstable Patriot for the note about PAIR O'JACKS: VICTORIAN TERROR, coming Tuesday, 25 October, 6:00 p.m. Library, Barnstable Village. Looking forward to it!
Appreciation to the Cape Cod Times and The Barnstable Patriot for pieces about BEFORE SALEM. . . . which starts Monday Tales of Cape Cod. Amendments, though: no "historian", just tale-teller; and the "darkly humorous" is my aspiration only; the description came from, I believe, Corey Farrenkop of the Eastham Public Library.
Buyer beware of the 20 for $40 ribeye steaks sold out of a truck at the Cape Cod mall this weekend.

The Bay State Sharks are looking for girls who want to take their game up a notch. The team will compete at the highest level of competition in USA tournaments throughout New England and they are also looking forward to attending college showcases where they can display their skills against other top teams from around the Northeast. The team will have access to an indoor practice facility during winter months. Tryouts start on Wednesday August 3rd at 5:30 PM and Sunday August 14th at 10:30 AM at the Bourne High School Varsity Softball Field. For those interested or who want to schedule a private tryout contact Glen Gifford at [email protected] or 781-291-0695.
Don't miss Ann Hampton Callaway - Fever!: The Peggy Lee Century, Sunday, August 7, 2022 7:00 PM @ The Music Room Cape Cod, 541 Main St, West Yarmouth, MA. Tickets: musicroomcapecodtickets.com/events/sunday-august-7-7pm-ann-hampton-callaway
The Success of RedLine’s FLOYD TUNSON’S ACCENT

By John Burl Smith author “The 400th From Slavery to Hip Hop!!!”

The changing world of Black Arts was on full display at RedLine Gallery in Denver, Colorado (7/12-15/2022), as it kicked off “Afrofuturism + Beyond 2022!” “Afrofuturism/Afro-realism” has continued to tweak the consciousness of Black artists as they visualize projects that give our past, not only historical context, but become futuristic projections to fuel their dreams. By combining “Floyd Tunson: Accent!”, with Arish Khan’s “Black Power Tarot Card” exhibition and a screening of the classic and iconic “Invaders” documentary, RedLine gave the Art world a “bold and challenging new vision of how the past can project where Black Arts is headed. This exhibition was a reflection of how artists, of all types, can remain on the cutting edge of change.


My previous statement is based on conversations RedLine arranged and facilitated with a number of Denver artists. Thomas Evans, a rising young photographer, in “They Still Live”, juxtaposed the old with the new, taking intricate masks and African emblems against in gritty urban spaces to highlight just a peak of Dr. Paul Hamilton’s magnificent African Art collection. Sam McNeil, a metallurgist/blacksmith, allowed me to view his “other worldly” creations that featured a thirty-foot-high sculpture of Frederick Douglas that reminded me of the “Tin Man” in “The Wiz!” I returned to RedLine for a different type of conversation with R. Alan Brooks, the graphic creator of “The Burning Metronome” graphic novel. We shared his journey to becoming a professor/speaker to podcasting.

I shared my journey from black power/organizing the “Invaders” to being one of the last two people to meet with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in a strategy meeting. We also discussed “The 400th From Slavery to Hip Hop,” as the motivation for creating “The 400th Performance Period,” as a result of missing 2019, the “Quadricentennial Year” history books established as the first slave arrival, “The 400th From Slavery to Hip Hop” projects 2030, as the “Quadricentennial Year” to give descendants of American slavery sufficient time to prepare to commemoration and celebrate this milestone as our birthday. What is most important here is that enslaved Africans were kidnaped from all along the West African coast, as individuals, however today we identify ourselves as one people! No other people the world over have accomplished such a feat, which makes us a “unique people.” “The 400th Performance Period” is envisioned as a platform for those who identify with “Afrofuturism/Afro-futurism” as a phenomenal accomplishment by a people without a prototype and cannot allow this period to pass unheralded. Consequently, we project 2030 as our commemorative birthday! The hope is that other galleries, museums and performance venues will follow RedLine's example, as we project Black Arts as a mainstream artistic endeavor.

Louise Martorano, Executive Director for RedLine provided an unbelieve opportunity, with an introduction an amazing icon, Dr. Paul Hamilton, author of “African People’s Contribution to World Civilizations” (Shattering the Myths), and the first Black elected to the Colorado legislature, among many, many other astounding accomplishments. For me, his most mind-blowing accomplishment is Dr. Hamilton has amassed one of the largest private collections of African Art in the US, if not the world. Dr. Hamilton and his collection defy description. Viewing it, for me, was a spiritual experience. Discussing his life, work and collection, I felt that not only is Dr. Hamilton’s collection an American treasure, but he is a treasure also!!!

Now in his eighties, the thing is, Dr. Hamilton has ceased collecting, and is considering selling his enormous collection. My physical reaction to the thought of losing such a magnificent collection was like being stabbed in the heart. This crushing blow came after Thomas Evans and I had meandered pass hundreds of artifacts centuries old, which I had never seen or knew existed in one place. My thoughts of the public losing access to art of many African people that no longer exist, like our connection to a specific people in Africa. Relief came when Thomas informed me; art lovers in Denver are exploring ways to keep his collection intact and accessible to the public through the establishment of a Dr. Paul Hamilton African Art Museum in Denver.

I did not hesitate to pledge my support to hope, help and work to save an American and world treasure. Since 2020, I have supported the Biden/Harris administration and though the road has been rocky, especially in Congress, saving Dr. Hamilton’s irreplaceable treasure with a museum in Denver, his hometown, should be something Pres. Biden can easily and eagerly support. The fact it will be location in the Midwest, will give descendants of American slavery, as well as others, something to not only draw pride and identify with, it will demonstrate further that the Biden/Harris administrations committed to helping to, not only make Black Arts mainstream in America but internationally. The Paul Hamilton African Art Museum in the center of the nation will be easily accessible to Art lovers East and West of the Mississippi River. Such a bold undertaking by the Biden/Harris Administration will demonstrate a long-term commitment to a community that is among its most loyal supporters!!!
While we hope settlements like these can bring peace to families like Sam Dunn's, it is also our responsibility to ensure that, as a rule, jails prioritize the health & wellness of those in our care. As your next Sheriff, I am committed to policies and procedures that will positively impact the lives of those struggling with addiction. -Donna Buckley vote Patch Massachusetts Democratic Party a leader for with the experience, fortitude and ability to positively impact the carceral system with her ingenuity Donna Buckley for Barnstable County Sheriff!!! Boston.com Boston Herald WBZ | CBS Boston 7News - WHDH Boston The Barnstable Patriot Wicked Local CapeCodToday.com Cape Cod Times
First show of W***y Wonka begins TONIGHT, and we had backstage VIP passes to say hello 👋 to the STARS ⭐️ pre-show.

Good luck tonight performers‼️

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Thanks to The Barnstable Patriot and Kathi Scrizzi Driscoll (waves out front window: "Hi, Kathi!") for this morning's article setting out the schedule for the Tales of Cape Cod talks May-October. I (pictured, at left) have three. . . .

And to you sufferers of paraskevidekatriaphobia, be careful out there. Actually, best not to go out there. At least this is the only Friday the 13th this year; the next one is in January 2023.
Our story also got picked up by The Barnstable Patriot.

“There was a sense of the Holy Spirit when we gathered online and outside,” she said. “During the pandemic we learned we are not a building but a church, a community of faith. As we expand our sacred space, we have an awareness that God’s presence is greater than the building."
Hi there! My father buys this paper every Friday & was quite dismayed to see that the Early Files section is missing from this week's edition. I'm hoping this was a one-time occurrence as the Early Files is one of our favorite sections in the Patriot.
Did you know that our dental hygiene program serves more than 110 patients each semester?

Check out this article from The Barnstable Patriot written by Dental Hygiene Program Director Marianne Dryer and President John Cox.

https://www.barnstablepatriot.com/story/opinion/2022/04/28/opinion-cape-cod-community-college-expands-dental-hygience-assisting-offerings-health/7395053001/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwtctBQIM_Y

A Presentation on Public Relations Nightmares and an ongoing corruption probe into the actions of Barnstable District Attorney Michael O'Keefe. O'Keefe has resigned by force.
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