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Two nonprofit organizations, seeking to begin construction in South Sandwich in the coming months, received the blessings of the Sandwich Zoning Board of Appeals this week.
Cape Cod BMX, which plans to build a motocross track off Quaker Meetinghouse Road, was unanimously granted a special permit to build and operate the course at the ZBAâs meeting on Tuesday, April 27.
âIâm excited for Cape Cod BMX and also for my home town of Sandwich,â said Tammy Gibbs, president and track manager for the nonprofit organization.
Ms. Gibbs said lighting for the track, which would have cost more than $70,000, has been donated by Legends Golf & Family Recreation, of Hooksett, New Hampshire.
PROSPECT Eugene “Gene” McCarthy left his mark on Prospect in more ways than one.
McCarthy, the town’s former longtime assistant director of public works, died April 16. He was 83 years old.
The late former Mayor George Sabo Jr. hired McCarthy in March 1977, before even Mayor Robert Chatfield’s tenure in office started.
“From that day forward, Gene molded the public works department to what it is today and taught me an awful lot about construction,” said Chatfield, who was first elected in November 1977.
McCarthy retired in 2017.
The Town Charter states the mayor is the director of public works, but it is the assistant that runs the department. Chatfield said McCarthy, who referred to him as “kid,” brought a wealth of knowledge and experience in construction to the public works department.