Cahoon Museum buys neighboring Crocker House, may expand to Cotuit
Built in 1736 by Ebenezer Crocker, the Crocker house was moved from its original foundation in the Great Marshes of West Barnstable.
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Built in 1736 by Ebenezer Crocker, the Crocker house was moved from its original foundation in the Great Marshes of West Barnstable.
The Fleetwood Mack tribute band's 10th year at the Barnstable Performing Arts Center is set for Saturday, Jan 8, at 7:30 p.m.
The town has begun budgeting for the coming fiscal year. At issue is a longstanding 60:40 revenue-sharing split between BPS and the town.
The Barnstable Patriot Does Barnstable want engaged citizens? Not on zoning. In November 2020, the Town Council’s new Strategic Plan made “citizen communication and engagement” a priority. At the same time, the ad hoc Zoning Subcommittee was advancing yet another under-the-radar residential zoning change after getting a proposal from commercial interests. Make no mistake: the ad hoc Subcommittee is quietly overhauling our zoning. Let’s start here: “ad hoc” means a temporary subcommittee, not a permanent “standing” one. It is to handle a specific issue by a specific time and th...
Bronwen Howells Walsh The Barnstable Town Council on Thursday elected Matthew Levesque and Paula Schnepp, both of Marstons Mills, as president and vice president for 2021. Marstons Mills "is going to be well-represented," Levesque said at the conclusion of the council's 4.5-hour Dec. 17 meeting. "But it's not just about Marstons Mills, it's about all the villages." Levesque succeeds Council President Paul Hebert of Centerville, the founder of CHAMP Homes, who led the 13-member council through a difficult year after the unexpected Oct. 18, 2019 passing of former Council President Jim Crocker...