Sandwich Glass Museum sets November 13 opening for exhibit of experimental glass images. Also in today's brief (15 items): State election opens Tuesday across Sandwich; Board of Assessors meets Tuesday afternoon; Cape Cod Glass Club meets at library; Toddler Storytime returns to library Tuesday.
Cape Cod Glass Club meets at Sandwich library Tuesday for all-day session. Also in today's brief (12 items): Community Preservation Committee meets Monday evening; State election polls open Tuesday; Board of Assessors meets Tuesday afternoon; Cape Cod Glass Club meets at library Tuesday.
Community Preservation Committee opens the week with a Monday meeting at Town Hall. Also in today's brief (13 items): Preservation panel meets Monday at Town Hall; Board of assessors meets Tuesday afternoon; Cape Cod Glass Club gathers at library; Library book chat tackles celebrity memoirs.
Sandwich voters head to the polls Tuesday for the statewide election at town precincts. Also in today's brief (3 items): State election day set for Tuesday; Historical Commission meets at the library; Cultural Council meets at the library.
Sandwich completed an unbeaten season with a league title win over Nantucket. Also in today's brief (17 items): Unbeaten season ends with league title win; Library ghost scavenger hunt runs Friday; Library play group meets Friday morning; Open sewing circle meets at library Friday.
Sandwich Public Library's ghost scavenger hunt runs through Halloween week for young trick-or-treaters.
Historian Margo Burns speaks on witchcraft trials at Sandwich archives group's annual meeting Wednesday. From our own coverage: Youth basketball holds mandatory coaches meeting; Obituary notices for Oct. 19-25.
Toddler storytime meets at the library Tuesday. From our own coverage: Select board reviews liquor license for new restaurant; Youth basketball sets mandatory meeting for coaches.
Zoning board weighs bid to loosen Village Green permit's environmental conditions amid pond concerns. From our own coverage: Board of Appeals denies Village Green permit change bid; Historic panel splits over Town Neck cottage demolition.
The Sandwich Department of Public Works began cutting back overgrown roadside vegetation along Plow Route #10 on Oct. 22, with roads staying open but possible delays for drivers. From our own coverage: DPW begins brush trimming on Plow Route 10; Town urges residents to keep leaves off drains.
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