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Town Administrator Pam Nolan |
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One bid raises the odds on community center
By Kevin Mullaney
Banner Correspondent
TRURO — Hopes were cautiously high at the opening of the bids for building the proposed community center on Tuesday in Truro Town Hall, and the outcome appears to be a good one. “We have the funding to complete the project with this bid,” said Town Administrator Pam Nolan.
For the rest of the story on the community center and those listed below, see this week’s Provincetown Banner.
In Provincetown: building inspector resigns; sewer construction work creates detours around town; former ZBA member comes back as consultant to assist by understanding bylaws; historic Hawthorne School site for sale; one woman talks about her efforts to talk to her conservative college about gay rights; teachers in Avon Walk raise over $14K; MCC wants art courses added back into core curriculum;
In Truro: ownership questions raised over potential wellsite to be shared with Provincetown; special town meeting to cover budget shortfall;
In Wellfleet: town prepares for first housing summit with consultant John Ryan; surf shop moves, holds beach cleanup;
In Eastham: after decades of duty, the veterans’ graves officer turns duties over to a new officer; rash of accidents on Route 6;
In other news: Seashore grapples with zoning issues; Seashore looks at mapping viewsheds; new Flex Bus schedule; schedule for Memorial Day commemoration events; the return of the fishing column; return of Paradise Hollow; briefs; photos of PHS exhibit and more.
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Town dumps water into wetlands
School renovation hits financial snags
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Outer Cape Worship Services
School lunch menus
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May 24th, 2007