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The Barnstable Patriot Care for the Troops The Barnstable Police Department is proud to be a collection point for Cape Cod Cares for the Troops. A donation box is located in the front lobby at 1200 Phinney’s Lane. Don’t forget to stop by the annual Troops in the Spotlight on Sunday, May 30 starting at 11:30 am. at Kmart Plaza, across from Cape Cod Mall. 50th Figawi Race Weekend This weekend marks the 50th anniversary of Figawi Race Weekend, along with the event's first-ever two-day racing series Saturday and Sunday. The Figawi Race Committee, led by Principal Race Officer Tom Duggan, w...

UpdatedSat, May 22, 2021 at 1:12 pm ET Replies(10) Businesses still have a right to keep mask mandates and other restrictions in place —​ and as of Thursday, Simon malls still planned to require masks. But that changed in an announcement on Simon's website Friday. (Dan Libon/Patch) BRAINTREE, MA — The Simon Property Group, which owns 13 shopping centers in Massachusetts, won't require fully vaccinated customers to wear masks when shopping inside its malls, beginning May 29. Businesses still have a right to keep mask mandates and other restrictions in place — and as of Thursday, Simon...

Many businesses, and the Boston Archdiocese, are dropping mask requirements for vaccinated people. Malls are a different story.

The Martha's Vineyard Times Veggie spaghetti The sauce with garlic and capers simmers while the squash bakes. — Connie Berry The final product makes for a tasty dish, with a lot fewer carbs. — Connie Berry We were out at the Cape Cod Mall, picking up my annual supply of Bath and Body Works goodies, when I decided we needed to have a late lunch at Not Your Average Joe’s. I mostly wanted to go there because I love dipping bread in olive oil. We had my son Dan with us, and he needs to stick (mostly) to a gluten-free diet. We looked over the menu, and found a gluten-free dish ma...

Jack Sheedy: Early Files 1861 The Season and the Sleighing: Now that the winter is half through, we have just had our first snow in quantity sufficient for sleighing. Only about four inches in depth, we presume it will soon disappear again, and sleighs freighted with both old and young are busy in the enjoyment of it. (Note: Winter being “half through” was a case of wishful thinking since it was only mid-January at the time.) 1871 Pickerel are quite plenty in the ponds in this town. Several hundred weight were caught last week, and sent to the Boston market, where they sell for 10 cents p...