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School committee shows no signs of feeling pressured to make a decision on elementary schools
IPSWICH — The strategic planning committee (SPC) has been developing a cost projection and investment model for key infrastructure improvements that include a new water treatment plant, public safety building, and the biggest expenditure of them all: new elementary schools. But the SPC’s efforts are being hamstrung by the...
Worcester Nite Life Courses Open for Registration
WORCESTER – Enrollment for Worcester Public Schools’ Nite Life Continuing Education remains open, with several courses still open for registration. The courses are held in the evening at Worcester Technical High School, at 1 Manny Familia Way, from Tuesday, Sept. 5 to Thursday, Dec. 21. Night Life also...
Car vs pole knocks out power in Mashpee
MASHPEE – A car struck a utility pole in Mashpee just after 4 AM Friday. The crash happened on Falmouth Road (Route 28) at Industrial Drive. The driver was treated and released at the scene. The impact knocked out power in the area until Eversource could remotely switch around the area. Line crews responded to […] The post Car vs pole knocks out power in Mashpee appeared first on CapeCod.com.
Cape Cod League Prospect Breakdown: Orleans Hitters
Hawaii's Ben Zeigler-Namoa starred for Orleans this summer (Aaron Fitt) Summer Baseball Aaron Fitt - August 31, 2024 It was a trying summer for the Orleans Firebirds, who went 15-25 to finish fourth in the East Division — but Orleans hung tough after a 5-15 start, going 10-10 the rest of the way to make the playoffs. There were plenty of individual bright spots, highlighted by righthander Itsuki Takemoto (Hawaii) winning the league’s Whitehouse Outstanding Pitcher Award. Itsuki led a contingent of six Firebirds who made the all-star game, as he was joined by fellow righties Callan Fang and Cody...
Cape beach boosts internet signal to accommodate shark warnings
The free Wi-Fi will allow beachgoers to contact 911 without leaving the coastline. Wellfleet is installing free internet access at its beaches in an effort to save lives and make life easier for beachgoers who typically lose service when they descend the dunes to reach the coastline. The effort comes...
NATRI Seeks and Supports Native Teachers
The Native American Teacher Retention Initiative (NATRI) is looking for those who are interested in teaching, as well as current Native American teachers to join the program. For those interested in becoming teachers, NATRI offers direct counseling support with the college application process from start to finish. Once enrolled, NATRI provides undergraduate students with up to $3,000 per semester in financial assistance. While students are completing their program, NATRI also provides both financial and academic support in completing the MTEL (Massachusetts Tests for Educator Licensure).
WLRP Langauge Classes & Additional Resources
This fall WLRP is offering a variety of classes tailored to different levels of learners, from beginners to more advanced speakers. Whether you’re just starting your journey or looking to build on existing skills, there is something for everyone. Classes will not only cover language mechanics but also immerse you in the cultural context that makes our language so unique and vibrant. Please keep an eye on your inbox or the Class and Event Schedule on the WLRP website for detailed information about class schedules and registration. As a reminder, eligibility for classes is for Mashpee, Aquinnah, Assonet and Herring Pond enrolled Tribal citizens and/or members of their household (Tribal or non-Tribal).
Big Wamp Breakfast September 5th
The Senior Travel Club will be having breakfast for sale at the Community and Government Center beginning at 9:30 AM. Breakfast is $10 and includes: ham or sausage, pancakes, eggs, home fries, baked beans, muffin, toast, or blueberry buckle, juice, and coffee. Please consider purchasing to support the Senior Travel Club.
Jenaya Perry Joins Mashpee Public Schools
Tribal member and former Powwow Princess Jenaya Perry has accepted a position as a paraprofessional at MMHS. Jenaya says she is excited to be a role model for the students in the same way that her teachers were when she was in school. Jenaya is the granddaughter of tribal elder Marlene Perry, a former teacher who worked with the Mashpee Public Schools for 20 years. Congratulations Jenaya! We hope to see more Wampanoag teachers in the school system for years to come.
Homeowners Assistance Fund Applications Open
The Homeowners Assistance Fund (H.A.F) program provides tribal members with a payment of up to $2,000 to assist with mortgage payments (current or arrears), utility payments, or property taxes. This service cannot pay applicants directly. This program is on a first-come, first-serve basis until all funds have been exhausted. Applicants can apply once every 12 months until the program ends on September 30th, 2026, or until funds are exhausted. H.A.F is open to all enrolled Mashpee Wampanoag Tribal Members across the United States. The income for this program is based on 150% of median income. For a one-person household that would be a yearly income of $171,000. The application can be found on the tribal website. Please contact the Housing Department for additional information about this program.
Moving towards a preferred design for the new Lexington High School
LexObserver Columnist Gerry Yurkevicz will be providing regular updates and analysis related to the Lexington High School building project. Fall promises to be an active season for the Lexington High School Building Project (LHS). There will be numerous opportunities for residents to weigh-in with their thoughts on the estimated $600+ million project. The School Building Committee (SBC) will hold scores of meetings with community and stakeholder groups to obtain feedback on the project, which is projected to raise property taxes by 10-14%. The SBC is expected to vote on November 12 to determine the preferred design concept to be included in the Preferred Schematic Report (PSR) to be submitted for approval to the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA).
Inmates prepare lunch at the Fife and Drum: a unique and affordable dining experience
For most local residents, the herd of cows grazing in the pasture overlooking the Concord rotary is a familiar sight. However, motorists on Route 2 may not be aware that this property is part of the Northeastern Correctional Center (NECC), which is a minimum-security and pre-release facility that houses about 200 male prisoners. While it is part of the Massachusetts prison system, it is separate from the recently-closed Massachusetts Correctional Institution at Concord, which is located on the other side of the rotary.
Breakthrough in diabetes care from Acton company
Diabetes care has taken a significant step forward following FDA clearance of Acton-based Insulet’s Omnipod® 5 Automated Insulin Delivery (AID) System. It is the first and only AID system approved for the treatment of both type 1 (formerly called juvenile) diabetes and type 2 (formerly called adult-onset) diabetes.
Single family residence sells for $1 million in Upton
The spacious property located at 9 Juniper Road in Upton was sold on Aug. 6, 2024. The $1,005,000 purchase price works out to $296 per square foot. The house, built in 2001, has an interior space of 3,394 square feet. This two-story home provides a generous living space with its four bedrooms and four baths. The home's outer design showcases a a gable roof frame, with roofing materials crafted from asphalt. Inside, a fireplace adds character to the home. The property is equipped with hot water heating and a cooling system. The lot size of the property measures an impressive 1.9-acre.
Spencer Fair returns for Labor Day weekend
SPENCER, Mass. — Nothing says fall is on its way quite like the Spencer Fair, which kicked off festivities Friday. People have been visiting the Labor Day weekend staple for more than 130 years. There's seemingly something for everyone, from the oh-so-popular demolition derby and plenty of food to ox and horse pulls, cattle, rabbit and poultry shows, hall exhibits and outdoor entertainment.
HazMat1: Cambridge becomes first NE FD to put electric fire truck into service
Built by noted upfitters Rosenbauer on an all-electric International eMV medium-duty chassis, HazMat1 incorporates a mobile command post with an onboard electronic research library that’s fully equipped to support the Cambridge Fire Hazardous Materials Task Force at hazardous materials incidents throughout the region. It’s the first such vehicle in service in New England.
'It’s not a renovation, it’s not a reimagination, it’s a new design': Big changes are coming to Pines at International
The International’s new course will still be called the Pines, but almost everything else about it will be different than the original. The new design will be about 1,200 yards shorter than the 8,325-yard layout in Bolton that once laid claim to being the world’s longest golf course. Fifteen of the 18 holes will follow different corridors. There are many waste areas with fescue. ...
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