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Bronwen Howells Walsh HYANNIS — Barnstable Licensing Authority on Monday reluctantly approved transferring a beer and wine license from Hyannis' now-closed Cost Plus World Market back to Cotuit. Steven Gould, who owned Cotuit Grocery Co. from 1987 to 2009, said he plans to offer to-go beer and wine sales in a stand-alone section of the Cotuit Fresh Market building with its own entrance and exit and a separate check-out register. It will be connected to The Coop, but alcohol may only be purchased on the beer and wine side, where it will be bagged. Since Gould sold the store's beer and wine license in 2009, the nearest location for buying beer and wine is three miles away at Cotuit Liquors in Marstons Mills, said Hyannis attorney David Lawler.
Barnstable Town Council sets stage for 'level-service' FY 22 budget Ells says COVID vaccine distribution tentatively scheduled to begin late March or early April Bronwen Howells Walsh Barnstable Town Council President Matthew Levesque of Marstons Mills led the council's Zoom first meeting of 2021 Thursday, keeping the discussion at under two hours before adjourning to a closed executive session. There was no public comment, which is a rarity. Health emergency Town Manager Mark Ells reported that Gov. Baker's latest emergency order has been extended until Sunday, Jan. 24 and may be extended further as positive cases of COVID-19 continue to rise in the Commonwealth.