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HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: St. John Paul II girls tennis wins 10th straight to remain unbeaten
The St. John Paul II girls tennis team remains unbeaten with their 10th straight win as they beat Monomoy 5-0 on Monday. Lily Walker defeated Tatiana Malone in first singles (6-2, 6-2), Rosanna Sullivan beat Lilly Gould in second singles (6-2, 7-5), and Bella Scialleti won third singles (6-2, 6-0). over Hanadi Rezk for JPII. ...
Tear it down, or keep it for now? What to do with the vacant Cotuit Elementary School?
Keep it for now, or tear it down? Those are the two options for the future of the former Cotuit Elementary School that village residents will consider at a special meeting of the Cotuit Fire District on Saturday, May 4. The meeting is at 1 p.m. in the community room...
A 10-game win streak and more: Cape Cod high school baseball rankings
Its time to dust off the bases, chalk the lines, and mow the grass because the Cape Cod high school baseball is back. Last season, eight teams made the postseason, which included the first championship in school history for the Bourne Canalmen. With just under a month into this season, Cape Cod is already showcasing its roster of talent. ...
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Monomoy boys lacrosse wins seventh straight to remain undefeated
The Monomoy boys lacrosse (7-0) team remains unbeaten with their seventh straight win as they beat Martha's Vineyard (1-5) 8-6 on Wednesday. The Sharks' offense was led by Tamer Khalil (two goals, two assists), Jackson Rocco (two goals, one assist), Christian Whittle (one goal, one assist) Jed Zimmerman (one goal), Owen Ramler (one goal), Niko Vujosevic (one goal), Max Barrett (two assists),and Jake Giorgio (one assist). The defense was led by Braeden Darling, Barrett, Jackson Morneau, Max Ramler, and Zimmerman, while Jake Giorgio had 14 saves in goal. ...
School override, town seal change on docket at Yarmouth town meeting
The Yarmouth town meeting warrant on April 30 has 33 articles seeking approval of minimal budget increases, a new sewer bylaw, an updated wetlands bylaw, more firefighters and new police cruisers. Voters will also be asked to approve a new town seal and apply for a planning and design grant...
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