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CONTINUED FROM PAGE A:6
1986
The Super Stop & Shop
that opened a week ago on
Route 132 this week began
providingtwice-a-week
free bus service aimed
at Downtown Hyannis
senior citizens... Ever
since Stop & Shop an-
nounced plans to close
itsYarmouthandDown-
town Hyannis stores in
favor of the huge super-
store amileor two from
downtown, elder citi-
zens and other Hyannis
center residents have
been wondering where
they would buy low-
priced grocerieswithout
having to take a long
hike.
1996
Among the cuts ap-
proved by the school
committee this week is
a gutting of the high
school' s ACES program
and EM. schooling. Both
are programs targeted at
high-risk students who
do not succeed in regular
classrooms... The cuts
also slice the school' s
guidance help in half.
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Vanesse Hangen & Brustlin
of Watertown is the traffic
engineering firm.
Along with the merged
lots, Butler said the number
of cub cuts will be reduced.
There was also some dis-
cussion about the "prob-
ability if not certainty " of a
median strip down Route 132
to prevent left-hand turns
into the property. Butler
said that issue had come up
with Cape Cod Commission
staff. It was also raised by
town engineering staff at last
week's meeting.
Butler said that he does
not foresee the need for any
zoning variances , but a spe-
cial permit is required.
There is also a likelihood
that the airport' s terminal
expansion project will come
into play as the Circuit City
proposal goes forward , as
there is a proposed back
access from the Star City
Grill property onto airport-
controlled property.
Butler said that there
"seemed as if there would be
a synergy"between the proj-
ects. As part of its terminal
expansion and reconstruc-
tion project , the airport has
identified alternative access
options for airport users.
Airport Manager Quincy
"Doc " Mosby did not return
a call for comment by press
time.
In past interviews, Mosby
has discussed the possibility
of a new access road linking
the airport to Attucks Lane,
which would create aby-pass
for Route 132 traffic. Mosby
has said there are some
advantages to the airport
in making that a public way
as opposed to airport-only
access.
The same week that Star
City Grill closed early last
winter, Circuit City was
bandied about as a potential
buyer of the property. Noth-
ing could be confirmed at
the time and the "for sale"
sign topped with "Available"
remained at the front of the
property.
After some general com-
ments about the presenta-
tion, building commissioner
TomPerrysaidit "reallyseems
to be a well-designed site ...
nothing glares at me."
Circuit City...
CONTINUED FROM PAGE A:7
with whom I have never even
had a personal conversation.
I do regret that our legislators
did not see fit to elect someone
with her experience as their
president.Hopefully shewillget
her chance as president before
her current term ends.
Also, let the record reflect
that I did not attack the presi-
dent or any other council
members.Attacksarepersonal.
I deliberately never use any
names given that my intent
is always demonstrative and
never apersonal attack.IfIever
did attack someone, similar to
theletter published last month,
it would be blatantly obvious.
However, unlike the pub-
lished letter, my attack would
be factual and not fictional.
Further, unlike the published
letter, I could never go directly
after afamily provider'sincome.
That wasanespeciallylowblow.
That type of mean-spirited
personal attack behavior is
generallyexhibited exclusively
by non-professionals.
The reaction to mypiece last
month by one writer was not
magnetic. It isbetter described
as atomic. The thesis of that
letter writer was unclear. I'm
unsure if it was to announce
my nomination for election to
the town council or to simply
question mymotive. Given that
the latter ismore likelyand the
former is more likely an end to
justify the means, I offer the
following explanation.
Mymotive was simply stimu-
lation. To paraphrase a term
I read last month, I get paid
a handsome fee by this news-
paper every month to put a
bunch of words together on
this page. The purpose of my
column every month for the
last 12years is to earn that fee.
I feel I earn it when I stimulate
my readers. I guess I certainly
earned that handsome sumlast
month, didn't I?
In parting, I wish to thank
all of the residents of Precinct
II as well as those of you from
other sections of town for the
encouraging commentsandthe
caring thoughts that you con-
veyed to my wife and I during
the past several weeks. Finally
for the record , this newspaper
has a policy that prohibits us
writer types from continuing to
appear in the paper while run-
ning for elected office. I honor
and embrace that policy.
Since I spend just about
every workday in a city or
town hall somewhere outside
of Barnstable , for now I'll
continue to declare that I am
and will remain a candidate
for a monthly column in The
Barnstable Patriot newspaper.
So.keep those cards andletters
coming
!
Unmagnetic response...