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his attorney as a result.
Juliusfiledacomplaint dated
Jan.20 against Superior Court
Judge Richard F Connon for
not disclosing that his wife is
an employee of the Barnstable
Public Schools. Julius be-
lievesthat because thejudge's
spouse is employed by the
town,whichisthe defendant in
the water company case, that
information should have been
disclosed.
Connon allowed the town's
motion to have the case sum-
marilydismissedlast month.A
notice of appeal for that case
was filed this week.
"As the lead plaintiff, if I
had known this, I would have
requested another judge!"
Juliuswrote in the complaint,
according to a copy provided
to the Patriot.
"I strongly feel that wenever
had our day in court," Julius
said in an interview Wednes-
day.
In an interview Wednesday
afternoon, Julius's attorney,
Paul Revere III, said that he
was "unaware" of the com-
plaint.
"I think it's wrong, and may
be resigningas counsel on the
basis of it being filed," Revere
said.
Complaints against judges
are kept confidential under
Massachusetts General Law
211C,whichisnotedinthefinal
paragraph of the complaint
signed by Julius.
"Iunderstand thatthiscom-
plaint and any other commu-
nication to or from the Com-
mission on Judicial Conduct
remain confidential..., " the
complaint form reads.
Thecommissionneithercon-
firms nor denies the existence
of complaints.
According to the Code of
Judicial Conduct, judges are
required to disqualify them-
selves from cases where "the
judge knows, or reasonably
should know, that the judge's
spouse orchildwhereverresid-
ing,oranyothermemberofthe
judge's family residing in the
judge'shousehold,has an eco-
nomic interest* m the subject
matter in controversy or in a
partytothe proceeding,which
interest could be substantially
affected by the outcome ofthe
proceeding."
Inadiscussionofthissection
available on the commission's
Web site, the following com-
mentarywas offered:
"If the judge believes there
is no real basis for disqualifi-
cation, ajudge may,but isnot
required to, disclose on the
record information that the
judge believes the parties or
their lawyers might consider
relevant to the question of
disqualification."
Attempts to reach Connon
through the Barnstable Clerk
of Courts office were unsuc-
cessful.
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COUNTY CUPPINGS
Bridges due for attention
The long debate over when and how
the matter of replacing the Bourne and
Sagamore bridges over the Cape Cod
Canal will get some official attention
from the Cape Cod Commission.
As part of the proposed revised scope
of work for the RegionalTransportation
Plan,emergency planningandlong-term
replacement issues will be studied. This
comes from arequest by the Cape'sMet-
ropolitan Planning Organization.
The work is expected to cost $37,500.
How do you stew your
tomatoes?
Let us count the ways,with the help of
Stewed Tomatoes, a cookbook with reci-
pes by members of the Master Gardener
Association of CapeCod.The cost is$12,
and proceeds go to the association.
Send a check for $13.50 made out to
Master Gardener Association to Cape
Cod Cooperative Extension, Deeds and
Probate Building,POBox367,Barnstable
MA 02630-0387.
Fighting fire with firefighters
Cape Cod and South Shore firefight-
ers are invited to show their stuff at the
PIXY 103 Cape Cod Firefighters Chili
Showcase March 5at the Sheraton Four
Points Resort in Hyannis from noon to
4 p.m.
Admission is $10, which willhelp ben-
efit the MuscularDystrophyAssociation.
Musical entertainment will be provided
throughout the afternoon.
To participate, call Megan Medeiros
at 508-821-1533 or Melissa Hersh at 508-
7755678.
POLITICALPOTPOURRI
Sandwich GOP to
mark Presidents' Day
The Sandwich Republican
Town Committee has set its
Presidents Day Extravagan-
za for Feb. 11from 6:30 to 10
p.m. at the American Legion
Hall on Main Street. Your
$25 admission pays for ap-
petizers and entertainment ,
and there'll be a cash bar.
A 50/50 raffle will be
held to support homes for
disabled troops , and the
2006 Republican of the Year
Award will be presented.
Call Dennis Fonseca at 508-
362-9283 or send an e-mail
to dfl955(a earthlink,net
Help Tedand Bill get
organized
An organizing rally for the
re-election campaigns of
U.S. Senator Ted Kennedy
and Rep. Bill Delahunt will
be held Sunday at 3 p.m. at
the Sheraton Four Points
Resort on Scudder Avenue
in Hyannis. Delahunt and
Kennedy campaign chair-
man Matt Kennedy are
scheduled to appear.
RSVP to Kathy Ohman at
508-385-4141 or by e-mail to
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Regional school
caucus to meet
on Cape
State Rep. Cleon Turner's
brainchild, the Regional
School Caucus, will meet
Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. at
Upper Cape Cod Regional
Technical School in Bourne.
RSVP to legislative aide
Stefanie Coxe at stefanie.
coxet« state,ma.us
O'Leary hosts Reilly
State Sen. Rob O'Leary
was scheduled to welcome
Attorney General Tom
Reilly to his Cummaquid
TOWNNOTES
Do you have designs
on Centerville?
Lynne Poyant, the town's
new director of community
services, will lead a visioning
session at the annual meet-
ing of the Centerville Civic
Association Monday at 6:30
p.m. in Our Lady of Victory
Parish Hall at 230 Main St.
Assistant Town Man-
ager Paul Niedzwiecki and
growth management direc-
tor Ruth Weil will partici-
pate in the effort to imagine
solutions to issues raised
in the local comprehensive
plan.
Operation In From
The Cold update
Town Councilor Jan
Barton report s that the col-
laborative effort to keep the
homeless warm and safe this
winter is making progress.
Contributions are much
needed and appreciated and
may be sent to Operation
In From The Cold, c/o Cape
Cod Council of Churches,
PO Box 758, Hyannis MA