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Wicked Local 4Cs COVID-19 clinics Two Barnstable County COVID-19 vaccine clinics dispensing the Johnson & Johnson shot today and Thursday filled up within 30 minutes of registration opening last Friday. Registration opened at noon for the clinics, held at the gym at Cape Cod Community College in West Barnstable. While the 1,200 slots — 600 on each day — went quickly,  Barnstable County spokesperson Sonja Sheasley expressed frustration with the way they were posted on the state's registration site, maimmunizations.org. The state "waiting room" that appointment seekers must pass throug...

Scholarships, altruism, arts, St. Paddy's Day, Notes The Barnstable Patriot April 1 is the application deadline for the  Historical Society of Santuit & Cotuit’s annual scholarship. Applicants must be graduating high school seniors who either reside or attend school in the Town of Barnstable and are entering college in fall 2021. One scholarship of $2,000 will be awarded. Students are considered on the basis of their above-average academic record; participation in school and community activities, including part-time work; and financial need. Plans to study history are a plus. Applicat...

HIT & RUN — Nathan Harbort, 31, of Perkasie, was charged with accident involving damage, duty to give information and render aid, and a stop sign violation following investigation of

RUSTON, La. – It was exactly 675 days since the last time Louisiana Tech's baseball team hosted a game at the corner of Alabama Avenue and Tech Drive, and the Diamond Dogs didn't disappoint, reeling off five straight runs to close the ballgame in a 9-2 victory over Southern at the new J.C. Love Field at Pat Patterson Park. Senior Parker Bates tallied the first home run in the new ballpark with a two-run blast to right field in the eighth inning, putting an exclamation point on Tech's opening victory in its new stadium. Bates concluded his first night back in the Love Shack by going 3-for...

Town planners to review solar farm proposal on property owned by Genesee Gateway Local Development Corp. The Batavia Town Planning Board was introduced to another community solar project on Tuesday night – a plan to install a 1.65-megawatt system on vacant land owned by the Genesee Gateway Local Development Corp. on R. Stephen Hawley Drive (College Road) – and, right away, was peppered with comments about the need to shield the array from a nearby home. Planners held a public hearing in connection with a special use permit request by Batavia Solar LLC to put the ground-mounted solar far...