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DAVID STILL II PHOTO
WHEN THE MOON HITS YOUR EYE- The full moon on Sept. 7was the closest
our celestial neighbor will get to us all year. The calm night air provided a
bright view over Wequaquet Lake.
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ect approaches. $60,000. She hopes
to raise the remainder locally from
a variety of sources.
Work is expected to begin in
October and continue through
September.
Loomis said those curious to see
what's coming can try out the Prov-
incetown Library'son-line archive of
The Advocate. A quick click-through
to the site (from Catalogs & Data-
bases under Services & Resources)
yields the full front page of the Dec.
10, 1931 issue. Clicking on a story
brings the copy to readable size, in
its original format.
Finding a "Personals" column
above the fold on the front page of
a Provincetown paper made it hard
to resist clicking, but the items were
along the lines of "Mrs. Benjamin L.
DuValmotored to Boston for several
days leaving town Monday after-
noon."Aplaycalled"The Blossoming
of Mary Ann"was being put on by the
high school's senior class.
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POLITICAL POTPOURRI
Primary election is
Tuesday
Will Ric Barros or Doug Bennett
take on state Sen. Rob O'Leary in
November? Will local challenger
Kelly Lydon draw votes against
incumbent Governor 's Council
member Carole Fiola?
Which of three Democrats will
get the nod to take on Kerry Healey
in the race for governor? Which of
three Democrats, including a Cape
woman, will emerge as the party's
candidate for lieutenant governor?
Two Republicans are running for
the right to challenge U.S. Sen. Ted
Kennedy In November. If you're
registered to vote, you can help to
decidethat race and othersTuesday
in the state party primaries. Those
registered as unenrolled can take
either party's ballot and switch
back to their original status after
voting.
The polls will be open from 7 a.m.
to 8 p.m. ,
Rah rahs for Rob
The incumbent Cape & Islands
state senator will attend a Rally
for Rob Saturday from 4:30 to 6:30
p.m. at 100 Main St. (Route 6A) in
Yarmouthport.Theeventtosupport
Democrat Rob O'Leary'sre-election
bid includes beer, hot dogs, soft
drinksand musicfor $10 (no charge
for children) and will be held rain
or shine.
Hurrahs for Healey
State Rep. Jeff Perry will preside
over an "old fashion stump speech
and rally" for Republican guber-
natorial candidate Kerry Healey
Saturday from 3 to 4 p.m. when she
appears at Joe's Lobster Mart in
Sandwich. The location is on the
Cape Cod CanalnearAqua Grilland
the Sandwich Marina.
Candidates are invited
- and so are you
CORD (Cape Organization for
Rights of the Disabled) hasinvited
all candidates incontested Senate
and House races on Cape Cod to
a forum on disability issues Sept.
23 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1019
IyannoughRoad inHyannis.RSVP
is required; call Cathy Taylor at
508-775-8300 or send an e-mail to
ctaylor@cape.com by Sept. 19.
Insurance reform sought
by Bennett
State Senate candidate Doug
Bennett issued a position paper
recently on insurance reform in
which he calls for waiving insur-
ance premium taxesfor insurance
companies to encourage them to
return to the market and for cre-
ation of awind pool and atwo-tier
billing system with lower rates
for owners who opt out of wind
coverage.
More detailsareat DougBennett-
StateSenate.com
COUNIYUUTOW )
EDWARD F. MARONEY PHOTO
THEY'LL MISS HER - Audrey Loughnane of West
Barnstable,aformertowncouncilorwhohelpedfoundthe
CapeLightCompact,ishonoredbychairmanBobMahoney
asshestepsdownfromthegoverningboardWednesday.At
rear,wearingatie,isthetown'schiefprocurementofficer,
David Anthony, who has been named by Town Manager
John Klimmas Loughnane's successor.
The wheels are turning
Public information meetings on
a proposed extension of the Cape
Cod Rail Trail through Dennis and
Yarmouth to Hyannis will be held
next week.
The state Executive Office of
Transportation says there is money
available in Fiscal Year
2007 for design work on
the trail, and funds are
slotted for construction
in FY 2010.
A notice of the meet-
ings says the project is
intended to provide safe
andconvenientuserand
abutter friendly access
to recreational and in-
stitutionaldestinations
in Dennis, Yarmouth
with an eventual con-
nection to key trans-
portation and business
centers in Hyannis and
west serving regional
and local users."
The extension would
be "a 10 foot wide multi-
use path along the for-
mer commuter rail right of way
between Route 134 in Dennis to
the Barnstable Town line located
just west of Willow Street." There
would be overpasses or tunnels at
Route 134 and Willow Street, and
the railroad bridge over Bass River
would be retrofitted.
The meetings on the $3.2 million
projectwillbeheldWednesdayatthe
YarmouthPolice Station, 340 Hig-
gins Crowell Road and Thursday at
the Dennis Senior Center on Route
134. Both will begin at 6:30 p.m.
Steamship board will
dock here
The Steamship Authority board
will hold its next meeting in
Hyannis, on Tuesday at 9:30 a.m.,
at the Hyannis terminal on School
Street.
Protecting the children
Independence House will host a
conference for educators, medical
providers, socialworkersandothers
whoprovide professional servicesto
children Sept. 29 at the Four Points
SheratonResortinHyannis.Tolearn
more about "Coming Together for
Children Impacted by Domestic
Violence," go to www.Indpendent-
House.org orcallJoanieHarrington
at 508-771-6507.
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