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:: Saturday, November 21st, 2009Through a Washashore's Eyes
Over the bridge and over the budgetOver 40,000 hard and soft cover volumes in stock -plus- access to over 2 million titles! Book signings and events year-round! (Brewster)
An organization of caring professionals who provide a wide range of services to seniors on Cape Cod. Our mission is to connect with one another, collaborate on ideas and provide information and referrals for seniors in our community. (Dennis)
Yarmouth Seaside Festival
Don't miss the Yarmouth Seaside Festival this holiday weekend. I have visited it in the past and have always found something that made the trip a worthwhile visit. Check on line for a schedule of their events.
Enjoy the videos from the Previous Festival
This year there will be a canoe/kayak race, sand sculpting, a parade, fireworks, crafts and much more. Don't forget to visit the tents across the fairgrounds for a peek at what life was like in colonial times.
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Exquisite Northern Italian cuisine served in a casually elegant atmosphere. Main Street, Hyannis. (Hyannis)
A place where families can learn and play together. Come and explore our facilities in Mashpee. With lots of hands on exhibits, our own pirate ship, an indoor planetarium, puppet theater, and daily programs you’ll find plenty to do. (Mashpee)
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A nurse of thirty-something years, I have transported myself to this somewhat quiet "island" for a peaceful existence more in tuned with people and nature. I will share my views and experiences of living as a Cape Cod Washashore.
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