CapeCodToday Blog Chowder

 Wednesday, June 19th, 9am

Take a guided stroll through the trails of the Bells Neck Conservation Land with Harwich Conservation Trust (HCT) Intern Kristen Kuzil. The walk will offer beautiful vistas of both salt and fresh water marshes. Take in the views and learn more about the importance of these fragile ecosystems.

Directions: From Harwich Center, go west on Great Western Rd. Turn Left onto Bell’s Neck Rd (dirt). Drive 0.25 miles and park along the shoulder near the trailhead kiosk.

People have souls, objects do not.

Considering this, it seems a little odd that Pope Francis blessed thousands of Harley-Davidsons and their riders celebrating the manufacturer's 110th anniversary.

It is important to bless vehicles. Just as it is important to bless cows, sheep, dogs, fish, ships, you name it, it gets blessed. And there is no problem blessing a man and a machine.

A foray into the appellate process in Superior Court is, by its very nature, an adversarial proposition. When people look to the judicial branch to seek relief, it is often characterized as “seeking clarification,” or “ironing out some wrinkles” related to a particular issue. The politicians and pundits can spin it any way they want. It’s a lawsuit, and when the town sues itself, it is rarely a good use of the peoples’ money.

At first I thought my problem with Gabriel Gomez was his attempts to be funny which usually crashed into snarkiness.

I had some initial interest in him since the Republicans in Massachusetts spoke against him and freely pointed out his flaws, stressed he was inexperienced, and harped on his not coming across as very intelligent.

Conservative talk radio spoke about him as if he were a moron.