Sandwich Community Media hosts a public open house Thursday afternoon to showcase local programming. Also in today's brief (8 items): School Committee meets Wednesday; Select Board meets Thursday; Community Media open house set for Thursday; Sandwich volleyball faces Monomoy on Sept. 25.
Sandwich's back-to-school Slow Down yard sign pilot enters its final week before pickup ends. Also in today's brief (5 items): Slow Down yard signs still available at Town Hall; Board of Appeals holds Tuesday meeting; School Committee meets Wednesday; Weston Memorial Fund board meets Se…
Sandwich Youth Basketball announced tryouts for its 2026-2027 travel teams on Sept. 22, building on the recreation and travel registration that opened Aug. 15. Meanwhile, Sandwich Little League's fall ball schedule continues into early October with matchups including the Boo Crew vs. th…
This week's Sandwich obituary notices column carries one entry: Heinlein, Mark Francis, 67, of Sandwich, who died Monday, September 14, 2026. No additional biographical or service details were available in the source obituary at the time of compilation. The notice was posted via Echovit…
Sandwich Police Department has earned re-accreditation from the Massachusetts Police Accreditation Commission, the town announced this week. Road crews continue resurfacing on Jarves, Church, Freeman and Willow streets, restricting on-street parking through the work zones, while the tow…
Sandwich's youth sports calendar is busy this fall: Sandwich Little League's fall ball season has teams like the Maple Mashers, Bonfire Bombers, Harvest Reapers and Cotton Candy Crushers playing across Cape venues including the Barnstable Lorusso Complex and Coastal Cape's Freeman's Way…
Three Sandwich obituary notices were published this week: Healey, Louise M., 91; Piantes, Konstantinos "Dean" Leo, 59; and Short, David Brandon Thor, 40. Healey died Monday, September 7; Piantes died Tuesday, September 8; Short died Thursday, September 3, with his notice posted Septembe…
Sandwich Select Board unanimously approved updated Personnel Policies and Procedures for 305 full-time and 38 part-time town employees, adding standards for artificial intelligence use and providing full jury duty compensation throughout service rather than offsetting court-paid fees.