Cataumet News

"I like to see a man proud of the place in which he lives. I like to see a man live so that his place will be proud of him." - ABRAHAM LINCOLN Pride.

The Bourne on the Fourth of July parade will go on as planned this year, but residents will have to go elsewhere for a fireworks display.

One person received minor injuries during a fire that caused heavy damage to a building at Gosnold of Cape Cod early this morning.

"If the freedom of speech is taken away then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter." - George Washington The best place on Cape Cod for family fun! The mini golf course includes three rivers and two fountains.

I'm lucky enough to live in Cataumet village where the commercial center is a post office and art gallery instead of the usual emporia selling groceries, garments and hardware.

The Falmouth Chamber of Commerce Tourism Board will hold its INFOmania expo from 2 to 7 p.m. tomorrow at Highfield Hall in Falmouth.

The Cape Cod branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is sponsoring a free program to develop and improve skills for self-reliant and provident living.

The Parkington Sisters, five musical siblings from Wellfleet, perform Saturday at Grange Hall Coffeehouse in East Sandwich.

They were meant to serve the massive soldier city built at Camp Edwards in the ramp-up to World War II.

Posted in: Bourne News , Front Page Stories By DIANA T. BARTH Mar 27, 2009 - 11:15:12 AM BOURNE- Bournea s Long-Term Comprehensive Plan came back from the printers last week and began to be handed out to town employees and members of the various boards and committee that are tasked with implementing it, Town Planner Coreen V. Moore said.

Unlike past years, this year's race for the board of selectmen looks to be short on contentiousness and long on vision.

Bryant Smith, a junior at Falmouth High School, is the winner of the Katharine Lee Bates 150th birthday logo contest.

Wayne C. Frederick of Falmouth has always dreamed of owning his own barbershop. Last week, that dream came true.

The Marsels will play Saturday, January 24, beginning at 10 PM, at the Courtyard, 1337 County Road, in Cataumet.

This boot camp doesn't involve obstacle courses, early morning calisthenics or snarling drill sergeants.

Eben Dickson, 11, of Hyannis is among dozens of volunteers who took up the challenge yesterday to help AmeriCorps Cape Cod spruce up rooms at The Village at Cataumet, a transitional shelter for families working ...

Yesterday, as several hundred people gathered at Zion Union Church to celebrate Rev.

Anyone who knows the name Martin Luther King Jr. can tell you he had a "dream" of racial harmony.

Since I was born during the Truman administration, I grew up in a segregated country.

The Cape Cod Dance Center is currently enrolling students for their winter semester, which begins January 12.