Centerville News

AMARA, Suzanne A., 23, 19 Old Stage Road, Centerville; assault and battery, Sept.

No good deed goes unpunished. Nobody knew that better than The Gleaners, a handful of crusty, kind-hearted men who freely gave their time and effort driving a vintage van to deliver "our daily bread" and assorted sweets to the needy in the mid-Cape areaand took a lot of grief for it from some of their crankier customers to whom "free" wasn't good ...

Veterans are invited to wear their uniforms when they attend a special service of recognition and prayer Wednesday, Nov.

Betty Gladstein showed up at the Chabad Jewish Center yesterday, looking to clean up some chalk her young daughter had left on the carpet Tuesday.

Everything could change Tuesday. Or everything could stay the same. Nov. 3 is Election Day in the Town of Barnstable, and if elections are supposed to be about choices, this ballot is packed with them.

Barnstable voters will decide on Tuesday whether they want to change the size of the town council and how they pick who will serve on the town's legislative board.

ALTVATER, Clarissa M., 18, Hampton, N.H.; assault and battery, Sunday in Chatham.

Martin W. Sandler will discuss "The Dust Bowl Through the Lens: How Photography Revealed and Helped Remedy a National Disaster" and sign copies of the book at the annual meeting of the Cape Cod Writers Center, Tuesday, at the Yarmouth House Restaurant, Route 28, West Yarmouth.

WHEEL GOOD NEWS A Cotuit lad has gotten his wish! Christian Barclay received enough donations to purchase his own specially modified bicycle.

NOT YOUR AVERAGE BUS SHED Waiting for the school bus at Bumps River Road and Powers Drive in Centerville has been made a more enjoyable experience for Hannah, Sydney and Ashleigh Maciolek by the work of architect and neighbor George Jessop.

The no's had it 2,528 to 755 in the special election on the Stewart's Creek sewer expansion project, but not enough turned out to make it count.

Barnstable police are encouraging town residents to lock their car doors after as many as 15 break-ins were reported this week around Centerville.

Mary Cox has joined the Centerville office of Coldwell Banker Joly, McAbee & Weinert as a real estate associate.

FOX, Nicole, 27, 154 Archie's Cartway, Brewster; guilty of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol , March 7 in Orleans, one year probation, 45-day license loss, $1,847.22 costs and $50 fee.

The birthday gift for St. George Greek Orthodox Church doesn't come with a bow. Instead, it's decorated with a scarlet and gold rug, stained-glass windows and a pair of stone columns.

BASSETT, Christie L., 39, 21 Boulder Road, Brewster; guilty of larceny of a value more than $250, July 13 in Orleans, two-year probation, $1,560 costs and $90 fees.

In its research for other funding alternatives for Barnstable's wastewater needs, a subcommittee of the Comprehensive Finance Advisory Committee sat down for a wide-ranging discussion with Cape Cod Commission Executive Director Paul Niedzwiecki at the commission offices Sept.

More than 450 museums, galleries, theaters and other cultural groups are participating in the second Fall for the Arts Festival today through Sunday in all 15 Cape towns.

Folks are calling me a nut case, so I've written one more post to draw them a picture.... The $1 BILLION waste water treatment plant/sewer system in the western part of town to process septic waste from Cotuit, Centerville, Marstons Mills, and Osterille is a total waste of money, because it's impossible for the facility to reduce the level of ...

FILES, Bonnie G., 53, 41 Devonshire Drive, Mashpee; shoplifting June 16 in Barnstable, dismissed on payment of $100. SANDSBURY, Kyle, 25, 1105 Phinney's Lane, Hyannis; admitted sufficient facts to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol and another traffic violation Aug.