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DAVID STILL II PHOTO POSTED - Trees at the corner of Marstons and Greenwood avenues in Hyannisport hold what couldbetheirdeathnotices. A March 3 tree hearing at Barnstable Town Hall will determine their fate. Several trees need to be removed to accommodate a drainage improvement project for Schoolhouse Pond. According to a DPW press release,that work is expected to begin Monday. Duringdaytimeconstruction activity,Nob Hill Road will be impassable except for construction vehicles. Gold's Deli seeks Beer & Wine Will customers of Gold's Cape Cod Deli be able to en- joy acold brew or glassofwine with their sandwiches? That'sup to the Barnstable Licensing authority. Robert Gold, who owned and oper- ated 331Main Street for two decades, is looking to add those offerings to the deli, located in the Airport Shop- ping Plaza in Hyannis. Gold took over the deli operation two years ago. The hearing will be held Monday morning at Barnstable Town Hall. Tree hearing for Old Famouth Road Monday The reconstruction of Old Falmouth Road in Marstons Millshastargeted sometrees for removal to allow for the construction of a sidewalk from Race Lane, down Old Falmouth Road and linking up with an existing sidewalk on Lumbert Mill Road. A sidewalk will also extend down Lumbert Mill Road to Ebenezer Road. Old Falmouth Road, Old Stage Road, Osterville-West Barnstable Road and Race Lane are protected scenic roads , requiring planning board approval for any tree removal. The trees have been post- ed and a hearing before the planning board will be held Monday at 7:15 p.m. in the Selectmen's Conference Room in town hall. Access to Dowse's Beach to shut down for construction Enjoy Dowse'sBeach while you can, because access to the beach will be shut down for most of March and into April. As part of an estuaryresto- ration project to help restore water quality in Phinney's Bay, the small water body on the right asyou drive into Dowse's Beach, the Depart- ment of Public Works will be shutdown accessfrom March 6 to April 14. Phinney's Bay has long been cut off from normal tidal flow by under-sized pipes beneath the beach ac- cess road. The construction project , which will replace the pipes with a 4' x 10' box culvert, will restore full tidal flow to the Bay. Free men's health evaluation Get checked out and get a $10 gift certificate. Mid-Cape Home Centers alongwiththe VisitingNurse Association of Cape Cod (VNA) isprovidingfree Men's Health evaluations. The evaluations will be held at the Mid-Cape Home Centers Orleans location on Feb. 27, in South Dennis on March 6 and at the Hyannis location, 700 Bearses Way Hyannis, on March 13. Men whoare 18yearsof age and older who are uninsured or underinsured are eligible for the program, which pro- vides a Primary Care Visit, cholesterol &glucose screen- ing, and Prostate screening for men over 50 (or men over 40 with afamily history of Af- rican American descent) . Mid-Cape Home Centers and the VNA are trying to reach as many underserved men as possible. The VNA will be privately enrolling those interested and provid- ing them with the needed paperwork. In addition, all those who participate will receive a gift certificate for $10 to Mid- Cape Home Centers. Coffee and Donuts will also be pro- vided. Again,thisprogramis free for all those eligible. ~zTOWNNOTES: Move from renter to owner good omen for its 20th anniversary By David Still II dstill@barnstablepatriot.com 2006 looks to be agood year for Olive Chase and her busi- ness, Casual Gourmet. For starters, it represents her 20th year of operation , which will be commemorated with the purchase of the former H'nK bakery just a stone's throw away from the current operation at the Bell Tower Mall. The new location will pro- vide about 1,500 more square feet, but more importantly it willprovide ownership. Chase said that her landlord has been good to the business, but rent is rent. "We've been looking for a permanent home for a while," Chase said. Casual Gourmet has moved twicebefore,eachtimestaying inCentervilleandjust acouple hundred feet away. Opening first in the Centerville Shop- ping plaza next to Dowling optical, the business moved to the corner spot (what' s now Dunkin Donuts), then in 1995 to the Bell Tower Mall location. "We've moved 300 feet at a time," Chase said. The Catania Hospitality Group, which owns and oper- ates Heath 'N Kettle, among other properties, decided to get out of the bakerybusiness, Chase said. A call to Catania Hospitality Group was not returned by press time. While the bakery is going away, Chase said that she'; hired most of those wh< worked there. Some are stay ing on with the Cataniagroup which means that there wil be few people out of work a! a result of the change. "We've been bursting out o the seams here for a coupli of years," Chase said in ar interview Tuesday. "In the dead of winter,' Chase said she employs abouf 40 people. That more thari triples in season, moving td the 130-140 range. The small retail opera* tion will remain, but Casual Gourmet's bread & butter ii found in functions. "We're caterers,"Chase said definitively. Chase is also adding a goocj number of the bakery's em] ployees , as Casual Gourmet will provide the specialty cakes for the Catania Group's restaurant and hotel operas tions. Chase is not unfamiliai with H'nK, having workec as general manager for the downtown Hyannis locatior for five years. 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