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Provides Pre-school to All Star Dance Team programs. Our programs are age-appropriate, concept and skill based, and above all FUN. Kidzlinx has an open enrollment policy so students may register throughout the year. (Sandwich)
Rabid raccoons; Last days for freezer plant; Traffic stop, pot arrest
Upper Cape News, February 12, 2008
Headlines from the Enterprise:
Vote on bog lease could come on Friday
- Mr. Bottomley, the grower, anxiously awaits the finalization of the lease
Selectmen's reaction mixed to request for DPW upgrades
- The timing of a DPW request for funds is terrible according to some selectmen
Details of school budget not on tonight's agenda
- Superintendent to ask that final budget vote be put off until later this month
Three East Falmouth men arrested after traffic stop
- Traffic stop leads to marijuana arrests
Commission hopes for 100 responses to substance abuse survey
- The confidential survey will be online Wednesday, February 20
Science community announces plans for Annual Black History Celebration
- Events will be sponsored by MBL, the National Marine Fisheries, the USCG Woods Hole, WHOI and other organizations
Read these and other stories in the Enterprise here.
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Headlines from the Bourne Courier:
First step to create UCT alumni group is a success
- Graduates spanning four decades meet in Bourne
Rockin' for a good cause
- "Rock for the Mezza Luna" event rocked the Sandwich Taverna Sunday
Green energy campus seen for Ingersoll family land
- A technology park campus to support "green" research and development is in the works in Bourne
Raccoons confirmed rabid
- Two dead raccoons recovered in North Sagamore and Buzzards Bay have tested positive for rabies
Can town move against Court Yard music with no license violation?
- Town seeks counsel's advice on whether or not they can limit late-night loud music
Read these and other stories in the Bourne Courier here.
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Headlines from the Sandwich Broadsider:
Freezer plant demolition expected to start next week
- Longtime eyesore and public safety hazard soon to be demolished
School for Early Learning to seek funds for new home
- School has been operating out of two trailers since it began 18 years ago
Parents consider qualifications for new superintendent
- Parents voiced concerns at open forum last week
Read these and other stories in the Sandwich Broadsider here.
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Extensive listings of homes for sale throughout the lower and outer Cape Cod area. Many feature waterfront locations. Also many vacation rentals available. (Truro)
Attorney Robert R. Waldo, located on Route 6A in Dennis, specializes in real estate, family law, and estate planning. (Dennis)
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