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🚧 Overnight Painting Work at Belmont Circle Rotary in Bourne to Impact Traffic
The time displayed is local to the original X account in Boston,MA. Starting this week, the Belmont Circle Rotary in Bourne, MA, will undergo overnight painting operations. The work is scheduled to commence on May 13th and will occur nightly from 9:00pm to 5:00am, continuing for a duration of 6 weeks. During this period, drivers should expect lane closures and should be aware that the Route 25 off-ramp to Bourne will be intermittently closed, with a detour in place. Motorists are advised to plan their travel accordingly to avoid possible delays and to ensure safety around the work zone.
'Something a little different.' Prom brings out the preen in Cape Cod shoppers
Every spring, high school students all over the country get ready for that big event of the senior, and sometimes junior, year — the prom. While off-Cape dress and tuxedo stores might attract some prom-goers, and others may shop online, business is still very good for a number of businesses on Cape Cod.
'You can't get tired of it.' Hyannis artist shanties open for summer soon. What to know.
Editor's note: This story was changed May 14 to correct information supplied to the Cape Cod Times: parking is available at the South Street lot and the shanties will be open daily come summer. The Hyannis HyArts Artist Shanties are reopening for the summer season on May 17, inviting a new cohort of local artists to the colorful Hyannis Harbor shacks all summer long. ...
Funny lady Christine Ernst to help shape Cultural Center's new outreach classes
Christine Ernst, an arts educator and a storyteller ― best known for multiple one-woman shows about appreciating life’s idiosyncrasies ― is the new director of learning at the Cultural Center of Cape Cod. Ernst spoke of her first week on the job in her regular video blog (from her writer's shed in Forestdale), describing the steady stream of artists bringing gifts and good wishes to her predecessor, Diane Giardi, who is retiring. ...
Photo Shoot: Attention to Detail
It is that time of year again, even a long cold month of April could not prevent the inevitable. Yes, it is time for the first lawn mowing of the season. If mowers had license plates, mine would have an antique plate. It is part of my inheritance, a 30-plus-year-old Toro self-propelled model, lovingly maintained for 25 of those years by my father. He was my mowing mentor.
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