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Bishop Stang honor roll Bishop Stang High School has announced that the fol- lowingstudents were named to the honor roll for the second quarter: Adrienne Caiado of Barnstable; Mor- gan Cirillo, Michael Chase, Kendra Cirillo, Christopher Parnham,Nolan O'Melia and Jonathan Slominski, all of Centerville; Cotuit students Christopher Gardner,Joseph Brochu and James Kelley. Hilary Enz of Cummaquid and Klye Cwynar of Hyannis were also named. Marstons Mills students Samantha Santos, Toni Alongi, Adam Morgan, Kathleen Tenaglia, Kristin Kiceluk,James Tena- glia and Taylor Wyman were also named as were Parker Williams and Drew Brackett of Osterville. Sarah Gilliland, Sean (Jack) Carroll, Lindsay Hayes and S^tli Hayes of WestBarnstable were named aswasMichelle Hicks of West Hyannisport. Hyannis student makes Dean's List Mary Curran , a sopho- more at Salve Regina Uni- versity, made the Dean's List for the fall semester, 2005-2006. Locals make Dean's List at Regis College Laura Giacobbi and Anna Heick , both of Centerville were named to the Dean's List at Regis College this past semester. Area students make i'C Dean's List, Richard Scudder of enterville, William Bussiere |Hyannis and Christopher Cwynar of Hyannis all made the Dean'sList at Providence College for the fall semester. Students earn academic honors at Clarke KerryL.Johnson ofHyannis and Gloria Persuitte of West Barnstable both earned sec- ond honors at Clarke Univer- sity this past fall semester. Shea receives promotion Officer Donna Shea of Barnstable was recently pro- moted to the rank of Sergeant at the Barnstable County Correctional Facility, as such she will serve as a Line Su- pervisor. Barnstable Sheriff Jim Cummings swore in Shea and two others at aceremony Feb. 10. Honors announced for FSC Rory Magnus of Centerville recently made the Dean's List at Framingham State College. Also named were Caleb Gallus of Cotuit aswell as Hyannis students Kristie Martin, Michele McKinnon, Angela Meuse and Holly Cabral. West Barnstable stu- dent Jessica Powers was also named. In addition to the Dean's List Rory Magnus, Jessica Powers and Holly Cabral were named to the Presidents List. Varjian makes BU Dean's List Shalona K. Varjian of West Barnstable made the Dean's List at Boston University for the fall semester. CONTINUED ON PAGE B:3 ZIPE0PLE = By Paul Gauvin pgauvin@barnstablepatriot.com PUBLIC ACCESS? - Who would know, asks Fred Claussen, by the latched gate and lack of signs. IMPEDIMENTS -Fred Claussen points to shoreline impediments at Oyster Place town landing as a reason tor providing an easement tor another path to the coastline. They took the "ease" out of Cotuit ease- ments. That's what Cotuit native Fred Claussen claims as he fights to have municipal officials install a sign at his gift of public access from the Oyster Place Road town landing to coastal beaches west of the landing across private property that he formerly owned. While the property through which the right of way passes has been sold several times, Claussen's easement has always been maintained, and in March 2005, Claussen, being of generous mood, deeded the easement to the town to ac- commodate beachgoers and shellfishermen in perpetuity. Claussen, whose day job is as the county's elected Reg- ister of Probate, received a note of "deepest appre- ciation" from town council president Gary Brown last April for "granting an ease- ment in Cotuit to increase public access to a coastal beach." But there are claims the town's law department is discouraging public access as a new owner in 1996, identified by Claussen as Paul Cain of Texas, installed a fence with a gate that stated "private property. " This launched a situation of confusion that the town evidently was in no rush to resolve then - much to Claussen's chagrin. But now that the town owns the easement, Claussen feels it should be doing all it can to assure that the intent - right of public passage -is clearly enforced and clearly defined "so that people know the right of way is there. How are they going to know if it isn't marked?" - particu- larly since there is a six-foot board fence and a closed door dominating the site. Claussen's grief stems from vague signals emitted by the town attorney 's office where, evidently, there is no rush to clearly identify the gate and the path beyond it as a public right of passage. Wayne Nickerson , a member of the Barnstable Association of Recreational Shellfishermen reached in Florida last week, claims an assistant town attorney, Dave Houghton , had a sign removed indicating a right of way. "He (Houghton) told me, and this is hard to believe, that it was OK for me to use the path to water deeded by Fred (Claussen) to the town, and if the owner of the property which is crossed by the path tries to stop me let him (Houghton) know, but he told me not to publicize the fact that there was a town way to water, referring to Fred's path to water." Houghton , a former town councilor, said last week, "We don't sign every ease- ment, every place. We're trying to figure out what an appropriat e sign would be. I'm sure we'll put one there eventually." Meanwhile, there are inci- dents apparently depriving the public of rightful access. 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