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In the News
Is the Provincetown Jazz Festival by any other name the Provincetown Jazz Festival? For now, in the midst of a dispute over who owns the rights to the event, the visitor services board has agreed to simply call it the “jazz festival” and hold open the August dates the festival is scheduled to run in the hopes it will still go on. Read the continuing story and those listed below in this week’s Banner.
In Provincetown: town makes new rules to urge faster sign-ups of red dot delay sewer properties; Peake says no impropriety in her casual relationship with woman appointed as new town manager; PHS students raise money for survivors of human trafficking; former police chief is running a real estate office.
In Truro: board of health will meet in April to decide whether to rescind new septic setbacks; planning is underway for tercentennial; Truro Vineyard changes hands; North Truro woman gets permission to disconnect from Provincetown water line due to sediment and high manganese levels.
In Wellfleet: charter changes proposed and delayed last year are resubmitted; library offers online language course and Banner reporter gives it a try.
In other news: yellow-rumped warblers are here for the winter brightening up the scene; Bergman gives global warming talk in Eastham; ORV access talks continue, Herring Cove North is one option; don’t forget daylight savings time on late Saturday, early Sunday.
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Lynn’s in
Old motel may get new, affordable lease on life
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Mar 8th, 2007