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WOMBLE, BERNIE V., 77, passed away on March 22, 2007 surrounded by his family. He was a beloved husband, father, and grandfather who will be dearly missed. He was the eternal optimist and in spite of the health challenges that life threw in his way, he fought the good fight and never gave up. He […]

In April 2019, Kari Hoffmann witnessed a man toss her 5-year-old son over a 3rd floor balcony.

(NEW YORK) -- It was any mother's worst nightmare. In April 2019, Kari Hoffmann witnessed a man toss her 5-year-old son over a third-floor balcony while shopping at a mall. As a result, her son suffered multiple life-threatening injuries including broken arms, a broken leg and skull fractures. Three-and-a-half years later, after her son made

In April 2019, Kari Hoffmann witnessed a man toss her 5-year-old son over a third-floor balcony while shopping at a mall.

Three and a half years ago, the mother of a five-year-old boy watched in horror as a man threw her son off a third-floor balcony at a local shopping mall. Now, the same woman says she has forgiven the man who tried to kill her son.

Brewster is using $150,000 in recently awarded America Rescue Plan Act funds to cover the costs of construction and opening up the beach. Lombardi said the Bay Property Planning Committee will be making recommendations on access, parking and recreational opportunities at the beach and the rest of the property. The 50-car lot may be temporary.

On May 25 I will enthusiastically vote for Bill Henchy for Brewster Planning Board. I’ve had the honor of meeting Bill and understanding his deep commitment to the town’s people and character. I bought my home nearly 19 years ago. I chose Brewster for its enchanting country feel and “Olde Cape charm.” At the time I was a civil engineer pursuing a degree in interior design. Thankfully at that young adult age I had the experience to recognize the unique qualities Brewster offered without ...