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FALMOUTH — A proposal to put up a gate on a path connected to the Shining Sea Bikeway has stirred up a lot of opposition from locals who use the path to access Black Beach.  Concerns about the longtime problems of vandalism, noise, littering and urination at the beach were why The Black Beach Harbor Head Civic Association proposed installing a gate to a popular access way there.  The Falmouth Conservation Commission discussed the project Wednesday, but after receiving dozens of letters in opposition, did not approve the gate. “I don’t think I’ve ever seen a project strike such a r...

Wednesday night’s Falmouth Conservation Commission agenda included a request, submitted by Jeanette Root, Kevin Root, and the Black Beach Harbor Head Civic Association, for permission to install a gate to

Sarah said: ‘We’re really open to adapting and want to encourage people to give us feedback so we can really serve the community – that’s who it’s for. ‘We really want to know what it is that they want so we can adapt to them. If people have a suggestion, we’re happy to take it on board and consider it if enough people are asking for it.’ Sarah McCarthy and Liz Harmes opened Chandlers in Drift Road, Clanfield on Monday, May 10. It is open from 7.30am until 3pm Monday until Friday and from 9am until 2pm on Saturday and Sunday.

WESTPORT — A proposal for a 150-foot monopole style cell tower 50 feet from Drift Road and nearby the historic Westport Point has caused quite a stir in the community.  Proponents say it will help fill communication gaps around Westport Point and Drift Road, including 5G cell coverage in an area that only gets 4G coverage. Opponents say this tower, which will be dressed as a pine tree, would harm the aesthetics and pose environmental and other risks.  Opponents also say that other alternatives should and could be explored for this AT&T cell service structure, which should not be sited in ...

 | Updated: 16:04, 15 March 2021 A construction and automotive skills facility at Stamford College is to be extended thanks to a £2.1m grant from the Getting Building Fund. The Greater Lincolnshire Local Enterprise Partnership has confirmed funding of £2.129 million for the project, which will extend the Construction and Automotive Skills Centre at the college. The extension is a response to increased demand for skilled workers in the construction and engineering sectors and a substantial growth in applications from students for courses in these areas. Carpentry at Stamford College â...