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How about a nice tomato sandwich?
The U.S. government on Thursday, July 17, 2008 declared it's OK to eat tomatoes again, lifting its salmonella warning amid signs that the outbreak _ while not over _ may finally be slowing.
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New York man stable after being hit by car in Sandwich
A 39-year-old New York man remained in stable condition yesterday after he was struck Sunday night as he walked along Ploughed Neck Road with his wife.
Bourne plans animal welfare fund
Bourne's animal control crew handles hundreds of cases every year. A pet dog wanders too far from home.
Arraignment set for indicted doctor
Laura Hope Smith, 20, of Sandwich, show in this family photo, died Sept. 13 during an abortion procedure.
Doctor indicted in '07 death of abortion patient
Eileen Smith struggled in Hyannis as she recalled memories of her adopted daughter, Laura Hope Smith, 22.
One 1812 document lists 20 more men drafted into Capt. Nye's militia to help protect Falmouth from British cannon fire.
ARRIGO, Christopher R., 18, Cranberry Lane, Yarmouth; operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol and two other traffic violations June 8 in Yarmouth, dismissed.
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Trooper charged after son gets hold of his gun
SANDWICH, Mass.- A state trooper has been charged with improperly storing his state police-issued gun in his Cape Cod home.
Fashion bug: Teens turn dead cicadas into jewelry
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Trooper son allegedly points gun at child
A Massachusetts state trooper has been transferred to desk duty pending investigation into reports his son pointed his service weapon at another child.
Trooper reassigned over gun incident
State Police Lt. Richard R. Bolduc was placed on restricted duty and reassigned last Wednesday after his 12-year-old son gained access to his unloaded gun, pointed it at a neighbor's 5-year-old daughter and ...
By Sean Corcoran A mysterious disease affecting the shells of lobsters has the fishing industry on edge, and teams of scientists are working to find out what's causing it.
I heard that some drunk woman fell off the float
A retired Worcester Fire Lt used a garden hose to save a Dennisport home from total destruction.
Town seeks volunteers to protect piping plovers
SANDWICH, Mass.- Sandwich is looking for volunteers to help protect endangered shorebirds nesting on town beaches.
Volunteers to help police plover nesting areas on Sandwich beach
Think of it as a neighborhood watch, except the neighborhood is beach dunes and the culprits are people invading the space of tiny shorebirds.
Closing of St. Theresa's can't possibly make sense
I understand the reasons for the shortage of priests today. I have a question about the bills of St.
Sandwich fire chief asks selectmen to reopen station
In a profession where seconds count, the fire department measures its shortcomings in minutes.
Hemisphere in Sandwich a letdown
Every so often my husband and I feel the need to escape our full house. While a weekend away would be nice, even dinner for two is like a mini-vacation. That was our intent when we headed for Hemisphere in ...
Some like it tart: Rhubarb a seasonal favorite
Like it or not, rhubarb has a loyal following, especially among people who grew up with the red stalks proliferating in their backyard garden and who appreciate its mouth-puckering flavor.