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Two mountain bike trails and a youth skills area proposed at Maple Swamp Conservation Lands received unanimous support from the Sandwich Conservation Commission Wednesday, October 20.

Weir Minerals, global leader in the provision of mill circuit technology, dewatering solutions and services, has launched the new Multiflo® MudfloTM hydraulic submersible slurry pump. Engineere...

Multiflo® MudfloTM pump and dredge unit before installation in Indonesia Weir Minerals engineer on site with the Multiflo® MudfloTM pump in Indonesia Weir Minerals Multiflo® MudfloTM 150 pump render Weir Minerals, global leader in the provision of mill circuit technology, dewatering solutions and services, has launched the new Multiflo® Mudflo TM hydraulic submersible slurry pump. Engineered for abrasive applications and large particle handling, the Multiflo® Mudflo TMpump features a hydra...

Luna Vexa, Carmen Robertson, Chris Wright and more, all accompanied by the movements of dancers from Playing Field Series. Woven between the performances will be a panel on disability in the music industry, led by renowned access advocate, Brittany Long Michelle Grace-Hunder, on navigating access in music photography. To amplify their voice further, each mentee has been the inspiration for a piece of art set to inspire the audience to explore new insights and understandings. The multi-media d...

Sandwich commission holds state accountable for Lily Pond cleanup EAST SANDWICH — Its been more than four months since a railroad embankment failed and left thousands of cubic feet of material in a small kettle pond beneath it. Now the Massachusetts Department of Transportation has been charged with the cleanup. During a remote hearing last week, the Sandwich Conservation Commission unanimously voted to hold the state agency accountable for maintaining the ponds fish habitat and wildlife. Mas...

EAST SANDWICH — Frustration is mounting over how a small kettle pond will be restored after a railroad embankment failed in October and left thousands of cubic feet of material in the water. On Oct. 27, about 300 feet of track along the Mass Coastal Railroad fell into a sinkhole, along with brush and earth, and into the adjacent pond, which is known by neighbors as Lily Pond. The exact cause of the failure is unknown. The Massachusetts Department of Transportation brought an application befo...