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Select Board Grants Seasonal Liquor License To Fork Selah Boss (opens the original)
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The soon-to-open Jamaican restaurant Fork Selah Boss obtained a seasonal alcohol license from the Town of Sandwich on September 24. The license will permit the sale of all alcohol types on the restaurant premises from April 1 to January 15 each year. Manager Kemroy Jarrett appeared before the Select Board to represent Fork Selah Boss LLC. He explained that his intention is to open his own restaurant, using the knowledge he had gained from past jobs in the food service industry, and create a dive
Community Preservation Annual Hearing Is Tuesday (opens the original)
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The Mashpee Community Preservation Committee will hold its Annual Public Hearing this Tuesday, September 22. Residents are invited to attend the hearing to learn and share their thoughts on the future of community preservation in town. The Community Preservation Act (CPA) was created by Massachusetts state law with the intent of helping cities and towns "preserve their most unique natural, community and built features in the face of rapid growth and development," the Community Preservation Coal
PHOTOS: Falmouth Remember 9/11 (opens the original)
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Falmouth gathered Friday at the Memorial Garden at Fire Headquarters to remember and honor those who lost their lives in the September 11, 2001, attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon, as well as those who acted heroically to save others. The ceremony marked the 25th anniversary of the attacks. Falmouth remembers and honors those who were lost and those who acted heroically to save lives after the attack on the Twin Towers and the Pentagon on September 11, 2001 at the Memorial garden at
Emerson House To Return To Its Roots In Women’s Treatment (opens the original)
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Gosnold Behavioral Health plans to renovate and reopen its Emerson House facility in West Falmouth as a residential treatment program for women, returning the facility to its original focus on treating women with substance use disorders. Renovations on the building are expected to begin this fall, with the program projected to open in early 2027. Gosnold said the program will serve women who have completed inpatient treatment but need additional structure, clinical support and recovery-focused c
East End Tap Gets New Owners, New Name (opens the original)
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After nearly a decade, East End Tap is getting a new owner and a new name as John and Jenny Norton prepare to take over the restaurant and reopen the space as Johnnyâs Cafe. Paul Pendleton and Ellen Love-Pendleton, who have owned and operated East End Tap on Teaticket Highway for the past 9½ years, are passing the business to the Nortons, who plan to spend several weeks renovating the space before opening their new restaurant. The Nortons hope Johnnyâs Cafe will become just as deeply rooted
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