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Animal shelter gets special permit
PROVINCETOWN — A long-awaited proposal to create a local animal shelter passed a last hurdle last week when the zoning board of appeals unanimously approved a special permit.
The Carrie A. Seaman Animal Shelter had received voter approval at the April 2006 Town Meeting to allow the organization to apply for a special permit to establish a shelter in a residential neighborhood. The permit gives the organization the go-ahead to remodel a four-bedroom house at 5 Sandy Hill Lane for use as a dog and cat shelter.
For more about this and about a proposal to create a dog park in Provincetown pick up the July 26 Provincetown Banner. Also read the stories listed below.
In Provincetown: Bissell tennis court condo project needs revised site plan; GLAD honors Stephen Mindich; street performers challenge noise bylaw; parakeet makes a break for the wide open spaces; no independent review planned for noise violation arrest controversy; haulers say old equipment hampers recycling efforts; Sam Trumbo remembers his dad and rides for ALS; family week begins;
In Truro: At last groundbreaking for community center set for July 26; new subdivision control laws ready for a hearing; Rice seeks curb cut onto Route 6; Boleyn and Kadar named citizens of the year;
In Wellfleet: Peterson will not apply for town administrator job; cable group nears recommendations; fundraisers for Caleb Potter top $40K;
In Eastham: selectmen reverse last week’s vote for new dump fees and leave the old ones in place; search committee revitalized and restaffed;
In other news: fishing picks up and creates a boon for draggers; columns; letters and more.
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Putting on a Positive Spin
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Jul 26th, 2007